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w- ta arxist. and fl maintaining thee. SwA 1. Art year ending The l0" rapr8tnictar ever rt MtWior breakwater and hit awtarle tor eomp a Chicaie nTi Refuge, Mllwatiltee an fonotrt: Harbor or w'" '( Kox and' Wn-consin rW, fet. tw 000; to complete, tor wrt jear, Joa of caoal.

and Care 0r FoV river, for th. etber work "J-JL Calumet harbor, raeetit jeer. KS3.4XJO. Ia. KrW j-sar nfoTaxt year, 1400 comP apply wT tb.

La Orange A T.oo ami to complete til dam. improml or Jrrn. Illinois and Indiana, comply. Pmbor. for next year.

fT "--Trilmoi. and Indiana, for next Wau- iYm Racine barbo Racine harbor. VS. riar and to complete, K.n-rt.rtoT tor a.xt year. to Milwaukee harbor, fcwxt year and to complete, Sii.OOO, CoL Bsrlew makes the followinc sstl- for CbattanwKa.

I'M mUr, tor next X. and tr complete S74.U'J0. Be-C, Chattanooga. miles, for next year. SL0O0 W- to complete.

Im-raTsment of French BroaU ner. tar sextysar, to complete, Sli.UlX). iBororament of Uttie Teuneee riTer Tor "TjT tio. mu: to complete, IS, 74. TwYorornntni of Hiawaoza river.

Ten for to complete. tViOO. CUuch Tnn. for the uext year aod to com it isnj. Duck river, for next n'llt)ijw: to complete.

fvEi.llS. Cumber for toe next year. Bad to complete, South Fork of IhsCamosriand ntr for next year, cooiplete, jup.iih. ianey run iuiit, for tue next year, compiate. Major Handburr sends in the followinc Minuu or aui luiDroviQH the kouUi ot Columbia river, for l.im.(l)i.

Construction of mil i asoadeo. Columbia river, Jl.H.'Mt.rtJO to complete project, and DUO lor next yar. Th. fnllowinr estimsttw are made for rivr 10 Musiakjppi Noxubee, for next year m.Ci i. to couioiete.

I'aaeagou nvr. lor wit year and to complete. Si Hiloxi bay. for next year and to oom-ti-'le, fort river, below Jackitou, lor cxt year, to complete, farl rivr, )teo CaciUaje and KJin-car, for next year and to coaiplete, 11, 'W. Hi yi DRV APPROPRIATIONS.

The linage mil Increased Freaa By the SMtu-Mlr oramitfe. Wastunaton. Julv 17. The Sundry CimI Ait ronriiHion Bill reportel to the Senate ti-iur ha been increased by tlie aiiu- 'ommitte trom Si j.ano.0K) to iciO but is Ull S4.500.000 less than the estimates. It exeeelrt laMt rear's Mil bv neiirlv sr.f)"0.oo).

Tim hill im tdcvi or make! nevr provis.iu for ixiblio liiillinir as follows: liav Cuv. Mich rloi'OOO; lloux-i. i.0; i ncr. -i: ilrUna. Linci.lii, Sio.noO; 1 orruouiii.

Ulii. St. Louis umiu lloux-. S4. Sntinctield.

1 e.val liumi, Vickuru WlL-ciinc. "0i. U- foiiowinif lire or n-'W for it 1hum- L.ii-i-iv. J-tu- 1-uiiiO. i lor Ui- i aii'i aiiprouciiesj Sjij.ui11: i Mar liiver 1'oiut.

I uiLKiJu riwr. ihmi; C'reicoU. "i0; -hi i linuth. ahinjftn Wik. Sj 'eiini tor Mirtiigan dUtrwt.

-M'Plv t'nr. At-Unua and t.mf coat 5 cutter ad'li lor.a 1. revenu-' n-aui-r lor fiutlirn r.mt Mir to liulit aJ.lit.onii. lixlitma ot mm- ldiii' nutL slj.oco. lue fullowiiiK ar- th' more imrnrt-utit muK-lluneoiis item- of appropriation in the bill: For com pe nest tua lieu customs wrMcc, incnax: Irvm SJo.ooo t.i ebo.ooo; tu a Hh cnltur station at N-oho.

'for inci'Krv iu to fixnt tishmi, 315.U00; for international sur-ev ot Mexican Uumdary line, work to done bv arniv oflieer. ttoo.tno; P-Uo library luiil.lui. Washington, nun l.ihiarv 'oumiission is abobsintl and tie work is iTie Pharc- of the iinc r- Kirn -w hospital, Island, awliial 14: water w.r ixI. I-l iu.l ooo IVavt-r military SIoo.o.mi: Kobirson. Him i.ibran.

Kort Mca-le. Iu rvt--t to the Hecopts a provi-n is ins.Ttf.1 that hereafter before pubheation of any vohim- or said the trt.inns.npt copy shall be sut-mmM to th Secretary of War or to a committee to le sl'Htcl by him. who shill 's-rtify that the volume cntains nr the coiitem ponineous records tbr War of th" Uebelhcn. For wacsn road from lake's IVWW niiV.tarv rs.ration to f.iiO'l station. $1 tor ad'li tonal building's tran-h Sol.Pvrs' Na'ional Home, Jieo.noo; additional barrack.s for the Southern anl Western hr-inche $101,000.

FOR KEMTICKIAMS. The state' War Oeht The Clark Meanmeut Losiivillian At the White IIoue The and Bar-tea ntll-Penioas For Et-Solders Postal Affair. Washington. July 1 7. Speeial.1 State Auditor Hewitt and Adjutant General Hill arrived last night They are here ta look after Kentucky's war debt.

No money has been paid from the war-debt claim fur ten years and thia is at the clone o( the sesMon, with thousand of hills oa the calendar, but that does not deter our State officers from their mid-kummer night's dream. Mc Thomas Speed and family are here on a pleasure trip. The bill to erect a statue to Gen. orge Honors Clark was debabtl until late yesterday afternoon, and Louisville hnally won as the location. Its tug-of-war will come in the House.

Mr. Caruth will endeavor to get a favorable report next Thursday aud have it put through st ouce. Mr. Caruth introduced Mrs. Floyd and daughter.

Miss Ulakeraore, CoL Leni. Hyatt, I'oL John Wnalk-u and Hon. Arthur Wallace to the Iresideut this laoruiiig. You seem to be commanded by Keiituckiani to-day, remarkei the hesKlent, said Mr. Caruth, I liavo the beauty and raUautry of the State with me." Here, the la-auty," ahled Cncle Urs Hyatt the ugliest man in America tapping him-elf on the breast.

Distribute it as you said Grover. rKJriSlOKS OBAJrTKD. Vashlngton, Julr 17. (Special. The taUowing Kmtuclcians ware granted pensions tiy: Oeorge W.

CaidwU (Navyi, Butler, Aadrsw KJusar, Ceutre; Nelxon Uuun, lotusvilis; Nicholas King, Falmouth; John W. Carmei; Wm. C. UeCrackea, Carusie: Jack H. bradler, Lewisport: Martha widow of Henry H.

Button. Freedom; KUsahsth, wiaow of Benjamin Boyd, ThompnrmTille. Mexican Widows Ellen, widow of John Gump, Louisville. tbs oassx ad bakkxh rcacmASS. Washington.

July 17. The conferees on ths River aad Harbor bill seem to have reached aa impataaUo barrier, and will erobabiy report a diaagreenMnt. The swi ia dispute are the Port-sgs Lake canal, the Beaver River in PennsylTsnia, dams and the Monongshela, uraaa sad Barren im provemen propoai-oas. The Hons conferees axprsas a wiil-sasss to accept the Heaata proposition tta pnrchaasthe Green and Barren property, Sot hold out sturdily againtt the others. wncressmea lluntax.

Flaky and Thom- i have Just (one in three bodies to tie Senate aide to sit up with the Republican member of th Conference Committee. There is a hard fight on, and the outcome is nebulous. FOSTAIi VATTBRa. Washington, July 1 7. Special) Post-flices were rstahlished to-iuy at Kenvr, Laurel county, and Isaac Storm made poirtmaster; Sidney, Anderson county, and izekiel II.

Ries made postmaster ir postmaster a liravee, Floyd county, vice Stephen Alex-rev de-reawd. and Chan. D. Cannadv. Otrden's Bllard county, vice Felix O.

Kud Jrh, retdirnetl. a secretary of the Treasury has awarded the. contract for betiding an extra story oa tha tower of the Federal building at Xex- xo immesneu of Louis ille, WofriaiMB Taulbee and wife are re- ported a lirtle better this tbouKh they are sail quite sick. fOPULATIOS OFTHE DISTRICT. A Saiamarr of tne Report ef the Jt Completed.

Washington, July 1 7. iSpeeial) Major Moore to-day banded to the Commissioners a nummary report of the census of tho district, just, completed by the police. This report shows the total population of the district to he 218,15 7. Total white population, total colored, 71.SZ1. The white population is classified and under six years eighteen years, years, 95,84 74,47.

The enumerated as follows: of ae, under o-er eighteen male, 71,15 7: female, colored population enumerated as follows: under six years, under eisiiteen years, over eighteen years, 45.002; male, female, 4 0,4 4 2. The total number of births reported from June 30, 1887, to June 13 last were: White, 3.1 75; colored, 2.077. The report shows also that 5.110 children attend-private achpoU, of which 2,772 are resident white children, 29H non-rcsi-dentv whit. 44 resident colored and live non-resident colored. The enumeration began June 15, and was completed iu about three w.i-ks.

The work of tabu-W t.i on -was done hr Mr. Sy lvrs-'V, Chief Clerk of the Police Department, and his clerks. Mr. is preparing additional Tables, showing the DoDubttion of various institutions, the oonillation of suburban settlements, of each sun a re of the city. etc.

The enumeration made by the police three years ago gn.e a total population for the district of The increase in the three years has tieeu 14. HUH. The white population in 1 ss." was 13S.271, and T4i colored population 6 7. lss. The proportion of colored to white lias ma i tied al.uf- the The tables are made no accortting to police precincts.

in.i nwing to the extensive changes mu.U in the boundaries ot tne pre- i tKu census 1 8M5 can not lie ri.miun'H With tlliit just. comoieud. cxcpt. in their grand totals. CONTRACT LABOR.

The Proaosed lsvestigatioa By iloase ommitlee. r. oti.n 17 The Select IIou.se Committee on the Importation of Contract and lauper Labor will visit. New York and lton and later in the season will probably proceed to Son Francisco to inquire into the Chinese i labor question. Mr.

Morrow, the Call- forma member ot the committee, savs that the operations of the coinmitt will I not iu any way be allowed to affect i the prompt action of Congress upou tlie P-nding bill t-o gie effect ti the new Chinese treaty, but. will be mainly de-J voted to an ascertainment of the facta the importation of Chinese laborers serous the British Columbia frontier. This will prohobiy necessitate a visit; by the committee to I'ort. Town-send, and if the allegations are home out lo the satisfaction of the committee, if. is the expectation that a recommendation will be made that negotiations ho commenced with the government of ireat Britain looking to the imposition of proper restrictions upon this kind of immigration.

DIPLOMATIC PROMOTIONS. The President fee ad In Nominations. a Bndget of Washmgton. July 17. The President has sent the following nora inations to the Senate: Lambert Tree, of Illinois, now ni-tTT Resident, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States at Belgium.

Robent B. Roosevelt, of New York, now Minister Resident, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of tbe United States to the Netherlands. Rufus Magee, of Indiana, now Minister Resident, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to Sweden aod Norway. Charies 1. Scott, of Alabama, now Minister Resident and Consul General, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States at Venezuela, John E.

Bacon, of Sooth Carolina, now Charge d'AJTairea, to be Minister Resident of the I'm ted States to Paraguay and Uruguay. Frank Gaibraith, of Nebraska, to be Receiver of Pubho Moneys at Neligb. Nab. Samuel Sears, of Nevada, to be agent tor the Indians of the Nevada agency in Nevada. GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

Mexican Veterans Kefased Peaaieaa A Kansas Representative Talks His Teeth Oat The Blair Bill Bonds Purchased. Washington, July 1 7. Favorable action has been taken by the House Coniniitte on Military AJIairs on lie preventative Lee's resolution calling on the Secretary of the Interior for information relative to the treatment of the applications for pensions for omoers ot the United States Navy and Marine corps who sercd honorably throughout tbe Mexican war, but whose names were dropped from the roils because 1 1 lltc-'r action joining the Confederate forces. It is stated that the Commissioner of Pensions has refused to grant applications for pensions in such cases. Later the resolution was re polled to tbe Hou-j and adopted.

TALKED BIS TEETH OCT. When a statesman has lalse teeth, he ouitht not to cavort much. One of them came to arief to-Uav by cavorunj around while bis store teeth were not well otnned in. He wus Mr. Perkins, of Kausaa.

-He was trying to reply to tbe chatoe that his oartv. tbe lie publican partT. is fr free wbiskv. He got very warm ore need urounii. and talked in a verv loud tone of voice.

Suddenly out mimed tbe wholrd UDDer row of his teeth. caurht them on the dr. but did pot talk anv more. Somehow or other be se -med to have lost all interest in the nroreediuua. His disoumiiture was so comical that everybody who witnessed it had to lausrh.

raiisiusvT" HAnRiso' skcretart. That old Imliana boy. Mr. D. S.

Ak'xauder. it is said, will be appoint -d Private Secretary, if Gen. Harrison is elected. This is rouck on D. S.

He should resume his laljors on the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette. TUB SULAlR BILL. There is a movement on foot by the friends of the Blair BiU to have an evening set apart for the consideration of the hill in the House. Tbe Committee ou Kducation have bad several meetings this session, but when just on the point of taking a vote, some member would leave and the commit tee, not having a quorum, woaki forced to adjourn. 1 he movement will fail O.fDH PCKCHASKD.

The bond offerings to-day aggregated 548.100. as follows: FOii p-r anu, coupon, S40.Q00, at 157 1-2: four per cents-, regist red. at 127 1-2: $100 at 127; 822.000 at 127 5-8; four and a half per registered. at 107 1-2: 12 7. 000 at 107 1-16.

The Treasury this afternoon accepted $1,100 four per cents, registered bonds at 127. DEMOCRATS STCLTPIXO TBI RXETaTT. Ia the Sonets this afternoon, four Democratic Senators voted with the Republicans in favor of Mr. Biair'a bill prohibiting the THE COUTlTETt-JOtrRXAX-: EOTJI5V1TXE; TTEDXEgDAy MOByiNg, Government war kin- iu employes mors than eight boars a day. If they had not so voted the bill would not have paaawd.

Senators JCeuna and Faulkner, of West Virginia, and Turpie and Voorbees, of Indiana, were the Democrats who voted with the Republican THtMWDAT WILL SCTTLS frCIAKn. 'Washington, July 17. Keveral senators are absent to-day, in consequence of which an understanding bat been reached that the Fuller case shall without fail be taken up and disposed of Thursday. r.roisiTiox xhdid. Secretary FalrchiM has written a letter to Sneaker Carlisle inviting the attention of Congress to the necessity of further legislation for the better enforcement of the alien contract labor law.

In another letter the Secretary rails tbe attention or congress to the necessity of making some prevision to meet an estimated deficiency of e4.r",lJ in tbe permanent annual appropriation for defraying the expenses for collectiug tlie revenue from customs for the present fiscal year. KEVOU TION 1 VENtm-ELA. The Department of State is informed that a revolution exists iu Venezuela, and that Dr. Jusn P. K.

Paul has assumed tbe office of President, Assistant Secretary Hives said that the country was quietly watching affairs iu Venezuela" but a yet had nothing in the situation that would justify an interference on our part. THE FIFTIETH COStiRESS. The Senate Place Cei. Fremont On the Retired L.st The Mail Sub.idy Scheme Dead The Eight-Hour Law Claims. Washington.

Julr 1 Mr. Teller said that he was not well enough to speak on the Fisheries question to-day. Mr. AlilfcOti, from the Committee on Appropriations, reported back the Wun.irr Civil Appropriation bill, and faid he would soon call it up for consideration. Tbe Senate proceeded to the consideration of the bill to place John C.

Fremont on the retired list as a Major Ueneral of the Army. Mr. Keagan and Mr. CocLrell opposed the bill. Mr.

Wilton, of Iowa, nuked Mr. Cockrell whether be had not voted to put Fitz John Porter on the retired List. Mr. Cockrell admitted having done so, bu if he had doue wrong once, that would not justify him in doing wrenjr twice. Mr.

Wilson said that if tbe Senator admitted that he baa douo n.m; in the Kits John Porter case, be would not prese iilin any furtiier. Mr. Cockrell wouid not admit anything of the kind. '1 he Fitz John Porter had nothing 10 do wuli the in, that it a limitary couini issioii examined Ijen. Franiout's record anu rujiorted that great wrong had been perpetrated on Iuuj: oiiu if the A'enerai of the army indorsed ttist roport, men he (Mr.

Cockrell) would vote to ieur urn his rank. Mr. Wilson suggested that that could never happen: (ieu. rreinout had not been dis-mibsed from The army. Mr.

(x-si-eh corrected that stctement, and said that record snowed that John Fremont had Men court maruaied and dismissed from tiio After further discussion the bill was passed yeas, -f: nays, 21. iln uioiion of Mr. Plumb, the Senate receded from its amendment to the Post-omce Bill, known as tne suoaio auieii.iaiont. I lie tsenute tuen resiinieu -ousiueration or thv blil providing fui aujusluieiit I accounts of laoorers, worsiiien and inectiamcs, employed by the iioverment, under THS ElOHT-HOLH LAW. Mr.

Stewart supported tbe bill, and offered an amendment to prohibit any officer of lUe lioverument making any contract or arrangement whereby any workman, laborer or mechanic ai.ail worn more than eight hours a uay. except in special emargencios. Kejecteu vcm, nays, Ji. Mr. Uawt-a uioveu to amend tne mil by insorting the words "whemer engaged at a price per day or on piece wort or task work.

Agreed to. Au. Uawes also moved to insert tne follow ing worus: "Any assent or alleged agree ment to receive a less amount or to woin a longer time, required as a condition of beiig employed, so the contrary no. itnstanduig. Rejected yeas, 21: nays, 2o.

lbe bid was Uieu parsed veas, 25; nays. 22 as follows: TEAS. Blair. Frye. Sawyer.

s.Huuer. Stewart, iMcxMctiridge, lei.er. "i Vooi hoes. Howea. hale, Mswley.

lioar. Ken lie Mucuell, l'aluier, baOin. Cameron, C'tuuHlier. Cuiloui, Davis, Uoiph, FarneH. A llsou.i.la.

Faulkner. HATS. Coke, Oeorge, Uihoii. tlray. Hauipion, Harsu Joum, (Ark.) Bate.

Beck, Berry, Biodgest, BroKa, Buuar. Cockrell, McPbereoa. Pasco, lugu, Heaan, Vauce, Walthall. 23 Tbe first section provides that whoever, as a laborer, workman or mechanic, has been employed by or on behalf of the (joveru-niuut of tbe United states since tbe Uolh day of June, lstjs. toe dale of vne act constituting eight hours a day 's work, whetuer engaged at a price per day or on piece or task work, shall be paiu for eacu eiht hours be has been employed as tor a full day's work, without any reduction of the nours of labor.

The second sect ioifpro vide lhat ail claims for labor so performed in excess ol eight hours per day, are bereoy referred to the Court of Claims, to be adjudicated upon ths basis that eight hours cons; nut a day's wort, and are to be paid tor at tbe price per day as provided for in the first section ol this act, and judgment giveu against the United States in favor of each claimant for tbe amount found due, to be paid aa other judgments of the Court oC Claims against ths United States; and uo statute of limitation or payment made or a receipt given for a less sum per dsy tuan tbe lull price of a day's wcrk, as provided in tne first section oi this act, shall bar the right of recovery; provided, tost all suits under this act mail Oe commenced witbiu two years from and alter its oasaag, and any number of said claimants may join in the same suit: and provuied further, that any amount allowed under this act shall onlv be paiu to such Claimant in person or to bis pel sonai representative. Tbe bill for tbe admission of tbe State of Wasuingtou was taken up and will be tue unniiisued businuwi, and tlie Senate ad journed. HOUSE OF KEl'KEaENTATIVES. Consideration ot the Bill to Reduce saxes Aboat Completed The ui ta Be 'taken Next SaiurdHy. Washington.

July 17. On motion of Mr. Clardv. of Missouri, the Semite bill ww uussed authorizing the construction oi a nrtotfe across uie Arkansas river at Cummiius Lauding. Ark.

lb House then went into Committee of Whole ilr. Splinter, of Illinois, in the chair) ou the taritl bilL the internal revenue feature beiu pending. Ou behalf ot the W'avs. uud Means Co mm it Ue. Mr.

McMillin. of Tennessee, ottered an amendment providing that the Ivoud reuuired to Ins given by cigar manufacturers Khali be in such ital suiu us tho Collector ot Internal iu-vcuuo uiity reouire. not less than SI (o. with ivn at- difjou ot 10 tor every terson proposed bo be. elui.oycd bv such manuluct urers.

Adi'ttlcd. Hiera were two pending amendments coming over from yesterday, one otierjd bv Mr. ise, of Virginia, reis-aling the tax on ciifux. cheroots aud cigarettes, and one bv Mx. Sowdcu.

of I'euusyl. aiiiia. abolishing the tax on spirits distilled from apples, peaches aud other Irons. Mr. Wise's 'amendment wns defeated 43 to 7n and So den' a was witn-druwn.

Mr. Xioholl-k of North Caiulina. offered as amendment rciica.ing all internal taxes. licncUd. Mr.

Sow den miaiu oil red hi amend-DMint alolisj'ine the tax on fruit spirits. A mi br Mr. I'liwli-s, ot North Caro-lina, the effect that 'lie lir public an party was iu favor of stiuanderirig the surplus in iH-dcscrvcd pensions, met with wvcre criticism trom M. Miliiken, of Maine, and Mr. William of Ohio, the latter oi whom aeclared that every soldier who toukt produco nil bonuraba discharge deserved a pension.

Mx. McMillin sent to the Clerk's desk and hsd read an extract from Mr. Blaine's Paris letter, in which be oppotses rae repeal of the whisky tax, and 'V to cheapen tbe price of whisky to increase ir consumption enormously- Mr. Keller, of l-ennsylvanva too tajue rith Mr. Blaine on this Mr.

Blaine came home the IxKiies of Ue Supreme Moralist on the nubjcct of Temperance and tt hundred of thousand of women oteU Jn the W. C. T. U. were demanding- the repeal of the spirit tax.

be would y. 1 am ready to admit tha I torrned an erroneous opinion, but now I will laoor with you heart and Mr. Brower sftid that Mr. Blaine would find lhat cent, of the KepubUCsM of the country were in hearty arcora il in his letter. Mr.

Wilson, of Minnesota, supposed that the body of moralistH referred to was the botlr which sat at Chicago, and do claret! in favor of removing the tax from whisky and brandy rsther than from the of Cie lieople. Mr. Miliiken ta-liivl that tho views enunciated by Mr. Blaine, were ins views when he wrote tlie letter, were his viervs now. and would lie his views when he returned to this contry.

Mr. IVrkiits. of Kanisas. addressed himself to a denial of the churce that Ke-puiilicans were in favor ol free whisky, niwl ti show what he termed tbe of the charge, he stntcd that when the Ki'tiuhlicHti uortv curoti into power in the House it found calico nt fifteen cents st yard and wliisl.v twenty cents a gallon and that when it went out of power, twontv-flve years after, it left calico nt five CPU-. yard and whisky taxed nearly $1 a uallon.

Mr. Gulliiiuer. of New Hamnshire. snid that il ihc Hepubliean party was for fn-e whisky, so was the Prohibition IKirtv. and so was the W.

C. T. IT. He w.ik in favor of the repeal of internal taxation rather than to destroy the tariff On thiit i-suc the Ilefiubliean lrtT proposi (I to u'o to is'tiple of the eoun-trv in Neveuibr next and on tliat issue it. iiruiisi-il to elect Harrison and Mor-tor.

Mr. Wilson, of West Virginia, suggested that the Republican party in had 'ot drunk over the Oregon ejection, and the platform was 1 he result ol liutch eoiiniiir. When that conntee a iiornt in. the liepn liiiouu came txiek and iiiot.tt to say the platform did uoi huh what in black and white it did miun on th- record. Mr.

Sowilcn's miiciidment was then reiecti'd 44 to t. Mr W.rner. Misson-i. offered en amendment, nroviilina that the special tux mi wholesale aial retail iealrs in ai in- shall lie $10 and $5. respectively.

Hilt fled. Mr. Adams, of Illinois, and Mr. But-tcrwor'h. of Ohio, criticised as opening a wny for th' ev; sion for ti nayineni of the wl isky tax.

the provision au-thi-ri'ing the SeeieUr)' of the Treasury, in lr.s di-v-n! ion. to allow distillers mashing than twenty-live bushels of ram a day, to ie operated without st4r-keeM i or Mr. Biittcnvorth moved to strike out the clause to M'hieli he objected, and his motion was advocated by Mr. Hay tie, ot I'eniisyl vania. who rirguwl tliat the in use meant free whisky.

TTie motion was lost to Mr. Mr-Ki'timi. of California, offered an aim mlmciit providing for a drawback on graie bianuy used in the fortlti cation of swe-t wines for export Lost. Mr Hitf, of Illinois, offered an amendment reducing tlie bonded period for whisky to one Lost. Mr.

Luwler, of Illinois, offered an umi'i'iluieut. to Hlailish to tux on Uejecte! 3 to 1 ol The last s'sction of the bill was then read, and on morion of Mr. By num. of Indiana, tin date upon which tiie bill shull go into effect was fixed as Oo- toller 1. 1SH8.

The committee then rose, there being bnt few paragraphs to pass over formally, and their consideration wiU be proceed -d with to-morrow. The vote on the flmil passage of the bill will not be la ken until Saturday, when it. is expected that there will be a lull nttenoance oi mrmurjs. Mr. Mills states that he will can tne previous question on the passuga of tlie bill nt Saturday morning.

Tlie House then t.k n-cess until 8 o'clock, the ev ning session to be for the consideration of bills reported from the omm i tee Commerce. CRIMES KINOERQAJtTEN- A Well Orgaaiaed Baad Jaeeaila Thieves Do Philadelphia la Perfection. Philadelphia, July 17. Ever since families lie gun to leave town for the summer, complaints have poured in on the police of robberies of unoccupied houses near Eighteenth and Pine streets. To-day a gang of youngsters were arrested for the roblerie.

Kin ma Boyd is the head of the nameless gang. She is fourteen years old and lives at No. 1 Ml 'J Naudain street. Lmnia herself has quite a record as a thief. Lat.

year she wan the head of a fully organized gang, and Mary Mc-Kinuey, twelve years old, of No. 181,7 Naudain street, was her first lieutenants They preyed ou their neighborhoKi, and often extended their depredations to distant sections of the tow u. The police arrested them and they were sent to a reformatory school. The police hnally discovered the kindergarten of crime, urrvste.l the entire crowd and sent them to a reformatory institution. A short ime ago Liuma was released.

Mary Me Kinney, her able assistant, joined her and a new gang was soon nt work. Tin- members of it were Pat. Walters, eleven years old Euima Evans, ten yearn old; Maggie Evans, eleven years old; Maggie Donne 11, thirteen years old; Frank Knnis eleven years old; Mary Mckinuey, thirteen yeai okl, and Kmiua lioyu, the head of the organization, eleeu years old, living on Nauiiam, between luiliteeutb and N'iuetecth. Kin inn hud out. the job tor tlie others aud sent them forth from the rendezvous at Mary McCarthy's to work.

Mary is supposed to have been the fence," and has lieen arrested. The police saw Emma on the street one day, recognized her, shadowed her, saw her send tbe gang out. followed them to tbe house of VV. storr, uml caught them all in the act of robbing iu They were held in $500 bail for trial. Aa Old Time Gasabler.

(Cincinnati Enquirer.) Avery Chasj, au oid-Ume gambler, wall known in this city and throughout the West aud South before and during tbe late war, died at Columbus, O. last night at tbe age seventy-rive years. Ha bad been unable to leave his bed lor tbe last two months, but had such a horror of being buried by charity that hen he took sick he "planted' tu with Angus W' an Jell, ot Columbus, with which to defray bis funeral expenses, and under no circumstances would be permit tne money to be used for any otoer purpose. Chase was a man ot excellent attainments, having, it is said, been educated for the ministry. He has boeu worth hundreds oi thousands of do.lars in his time, and at on time the ar was.

with some other gam-b ai rested by the United States Provost Marual of this city for beating an army paymaster named Cook out ot as draw-poker and faro. The money was lost largely in Wbalen's faro rooms, ui en located in Baker alley. Bom oi too money was afterward refunded, and the "sitmniug" Cook received had tne effect of cloning np gambling iu tois city. Coaxe's funeral wul occur iu coiumous next adaesday. Two Hitti! Yoaagatere.

Pekin. JuJv 1 7. John and Bennie Aiits. used four and seven rears, sons of irrocervinaii. went to Iktil Island ye-t'siar afternoon to gather tings and liave not tieen hoard Iroin ainec.

They were observed ou the shore of the lake earlv in tlas evecina. Uarties are how druiriun the. lake. Radtly ana Health. Rinsing ths mouth with SOZODOST, after cleansing tha teeth ith it, reuoers the goats if flaccid, rale and sensitive, sir, raddy and strong.

Of tbe beautifying aeooa npoo toe teeth of this inimitabie dentrihea, tea world has known for thirty yearw CARE OF THE CRIMINAL Prison Reform Discussed By the Prison Association At Yesterday's Session. Lax Marriage Laws Responsible For Much of the Crime of the Land. Bo-ton. Julr 1 session of the Prison Association to-day liegan with an address by IL II. Dawson, of Alabama, ex-President Hayes being in the ehstr.

Mr. Dawson said it was the first time Alabama bad been re pre en ted in the assoriatiou. but tbe issue of trison management is agitating the State from end to end. The lease system must go where slavery has gone, and where the dram hop must go. i Applause, i No man should have charge of convict lain who has a nickel's interest in it.

The present (iovernor is iu full srinpathy with prison reform, aud the enitentiary being thoroughly remodeled. Convicts ase worked in tlie coal mines, and a day's work it two-t birds of a free man's day's vvork. They work over time for pay. and many ol them send money to their families. They have schooling from 7 to o'clock in the evening.

I lie mortality has frightful. Oru- year It was 41 to inn. aud the best lie could do was to make it to lou. The average lor the last five years to 1 no for colored people, and 2 in loo for whites, orty-seven cent of i. eonviets are lurablr." K'wivi Superintendent of I.Inois Mate Heform Seh.K.l.

of the Wolr Tf Hi Iteiormatory Hw- 'bat classification the that uZT work. enouJ. 'M enough pt the corrigible corngtble toirether a crime. ut manitv Vi itiraanit, the way stop having tlirm is to stop breeding them. Dr.

ragei -niim, anu received with warm apfilauw. nie.i'aV-?; children. ii ncient r' ''W'" xaid that the cuiss of dependent vy largejr tLin orpnaiis II i Uw VH- of "early all of rb? or deformity )n the brain suUt )s lrM.vl,V,h;n hVtrT mas from the incepuon of the child until it becomes a public ehnrg'. Kceves attacked the oivil-msmaTc contract, saving his no whu omes for a permit, the at mug or the weak-minded, the son nd I and healthy, or the the millionaire of the hereditary pauner. all art given a permit, alike, and tins civil contract is thus fullv completed 1JV sanctions of the law.

If a man wants to run a locomotive, or practice medicine, or plead in the courts, he must snlimit to a rigid ex-aintnarion as to las fitness for tlyr posrion. ami lie able to pass one. But when one con.es forM-ard to get a permit to enter into a contract, the most sacred thai inn be assumed, that vitally fleets the bodies, social and pollt'csL as well us corporal, not a word is said. All are licensed. The church rcimrds marriage as a holy covenant.

It makes little or no immiry as to so wo have a shocking view of mamaire upnem ov cuurcii anu state. A constant inetease of pauperism. Bni eriui taust follow. The energies of succeeding K'iie rat ions are exhausted in making plasters to cover the sores created br their predecessors. The tisanes of -uhurch and State" regarding divorce are moral and social ulcers.

Mr. Jleevos said the State should rear the neglected children together. but should not bind them out us soon as good places, are found. Laws should lie passed to prevent the production of paupers and criminals, at present under our mar-riagn laws. This alternoon the Association visited tbe Women's Prison at Sherburne.

Lacerated By a Fllond tinnnd. Buffalo. Julv 1 7. A savaue bloodhound owned bv Nicholas Sniitlu of Strauss streets East Buffalo, got loose last nieht and attacked two bovs named JuseDh Shiuel and Anthony Smith, lacer-atine litem so severely alxmt. the head tii at it is feared thev will die.

The dog was shot. Preaching at HIcH Ilridee. Hiirh Bridge. July 1 7. iSpeeinl.) Sam Joues is here, preaching t.wn-e.

daily to large ami attentive audiences. Crowds are erowtng daily. Sam Small come, Thursday. Both remain over Sunday. Hereford's Acid Phosphate Makes Deilcleos Lemeaee.

leaapeenfal m4r4 te a slats ttt hot er ee4 water, and sweeteacS the tswte. will Be reae4 refreeatag aa4 laiiserattag. JMJCA.L MUTlvJBS. steeo (pwl ew efseeks by erlaaiag Hartey's aarsaps Lou-viUe. Ky.

Faea Blotrtses resaeved by tahlag Her ley's SaraaparUla, LoulaviUe. Ky. Aavtcw te Metbera. Mrs. WInalows Soothing Syrup should alwara be used for children teeU tag.

It soothes the ciuld. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, aad Is the beat remedy or dawrhma. Twenty-five cents a boUia. Malarial Treaties The city is full asa rrl. causing remitteat and latermiuent fever WttUeraBoith Toaio fci a certain core.

It it upariiily eoccendul fa cH enronio cases waare anuuae has failed ta giva rauai 1 acta gentiy ain ienly the liver Msss. nuwe ag be cease ot the aSwees. UKATiiS. WELBCRN July is, oa Mount Piagsh. Haywood county, 5t.

C. Ecsica Ubacc, daucnter il IL and the late IsUmiee Betuaoa Welbure, aged a.o tba and days. Toteruu a. at Cave Bill Cemetery, July 14, lt. ARMSTBONO-At her reatAence, No.

SST Oray street, Mas. Sarah Asm Aajurrmowi, in the rHh vaar of her aae. r'uoerai servioea at the family reaklaace, NT Oray sire, tooay, lath at is ctoca. in-lerment at LaOrange. Ky at 4 o'cioea r.

a. FriMd'oi tiM family invited to attend without funbtr notier. DRESTON LODOB No. Sal, F. and a.

JL aul aoeet ia stated oommiinlcaHoq ton i wetlnrsdayt at cloctt. sembers oi anuer lodges are fraternally invited to attend. JOHN H. LAUFER. J.

Maprxar. Secretary. SaXURCS JUDICAT ORBTS TERJIARTjBf," A polhnaris THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." Th filling at tfu Apollinaris Spring during the year 1887 amounted 11,894,000 krttes. CtfmO Grmtn, DrmegtHt, mmd MhttrmX WmttT BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. uarS pi STKAMSIIU'S.

CUIMARD LINE, sBwaawS se Maf. Juae 1 i. U. u'UASL "an atuast, JTJLT 18, 1883. The Teacher Who' adviacd ber pupils to strengthen their rainda by tbe use of Ayer's Sar saparilla, appreciated tha truth that bodily hearth Is essential to mental vigor.

For persons of delicate and feeble constitution, whether young or old, this medicine is remarkably beneficial. Bo sure you get Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Every spring and fall I tako a number ot Bottles of Ayer's Bin greatly benefited." Mrs. James 21. Eastman, Stonehain, Mass.

I have taken Ayer's Sar saparilla with great benefit to my general health." Miss Thirxa L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md. "My daughter, twelve years of ae, has suffered for tbe'past year from General Debility. A few weeks since, we Wgan to give ber Ayer's Sarsapnrilla. Her health has freatly improved." Mrs.

Harriet H. iattles. South Chelmsford, Mass. About a year ago I liegan using Ayer's fsarxnparilla ns a remedy for debility and neuralgia resulting front malarial exposure iu the army. I was in a very bad condition, but six Itottles of the 8s r-suparllla, with occasional dose of Ayer's Pill, have greatly improved my health.

I am now able to work, and foel that I cannot say too much for your excellent remedies." K. A. Piukbani, South Moluncua, Me. "My daughter, sixteen, years old, is using Ayer's Sarsanarilla with good Hey. H.

.1. (irahara. United Brethren Church. Buckhanuon, W. Vs.

I suffered froiu Nervous Prostration, with lame hack and headache, and have Iteeti much Imiirfited by the use of Ayer's Karsaparilla. 1 am now 80 years of age, aud am satisfied that my present health and prolonged life are due to the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla." Lucy Mouitt, Killingly, Conn. Mrs. Ann H. Farnswortb.

a lady 79 years old. So. Woodstock, writes After several weeks' suffering from iicrvcsi prostration. 1 procured a bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and lieforc I had taken half of it my usual health returned." Ayer's Sarsaparilla, raxrAEED by Dr. J.

C. Ayer tc Lowell, Mass. Price tl six lottlcs. $5. Woith $5 a bottle.

lalfi FOR SALE. One of the Prettiest Places in the West End. House, two-story, cottage front, of rooms. Lot 4oxll feet, filled with frnlts and shrubbery of all kinds. Large coal-bouse on alley: cistern, eel-lar, hail, porch.

tas fixtures and water, ail in complete order. Price one-third cash, bal ance in one aud tno years. Apply on premises, zisG jyiou i 11 mylSMoWeAFrira CO PA it US HIP. MR. THOS.

B. McCAUlJJV is alraitred as pettier ft znj biciBess. tier, from July 1. IKss. style of firm wil.

bs Tnonmsoa Mct-aul-y HITt THOMl'SOS. EDUCATIONAL. nzsviZiZjia S6BQ9L FOR BOYS AND TOUMG REM OOO FIFTH STREET. 17th mseion beain fept. 12th.

Fnll corps of com petent teachers. Thorough preparation for leadc Ine I nivemiticM. Mflmsrv or Te-hnicaJ Sx hools. Special course for practical business life. Hhort nana ana rype-writing siuiout eura cusii.

for cataloKue and further information apply fa) a. i Mcdonald, principal. During vacation tbe principal may be found aft S24 Fifth Street, front 10 to 2 clock daily. irtSuseAlrSra tOGEWCBTH BOIROIRS 1X3 OAT SCHOOL FOR UlRLe, IS tfest Praaklla street. Belrinseee, MS.

Mm. H. P. I.nrxKvajr, Priucipai. This school will reopen oa Toursdar.

the UHh of HKPTF.MBKR. 1 he course or instru. tion einoracm all tne studios luviuuei ina taorouRh Knltsaeducstioa, and the tr ranch aud Uerinaa unguaa-ea are praciieally taught. JylHWeAHa-nue Notre Dama of Maryland. CoUeriaie Institute tor Young L.tdtee and Pre- naratory Scboa for LUtle Uiris, LHBLA P.

a miles from Ea tuuore. Md Onduoted by tho Sis ters of Notre Dame, bend for Catalogue. jylSWeSaAMo-ffno Hend for Catalogue of the OP PHTSirilVs AVD DtnOEMt, BALTIMOHtC. Which offers the btudont of Medicine nrperksr ad van tares. Ua.

THOMAS OP1E tDeaai. 600 If. Howard jy isWeXnal Aususta T. in al Seminary STAUNTON. VIRGINIA, MISS MART J.

BALDWIN. PriaoipaL OPENS September 5, 18HH. Close June. ISM. Muruund lotsoan.

buildtuio. Krouudsand appointments. Kuii corps of teaciaera. L'a-rivaied advaatagna Music, I angnsnsa. Elocu-tloo.

Art. book-keeping. Physical Culture, Siea-ograohy and Type Wnttog. Board, with fi.il Kniriwa (Vwna fk'SO for the eaura asesion of luoulna. Mi-juc Art and Lauguare extra.

For uU particulars apply to the rriM po rer caca- 1oku. jyi win PI Clin A I FEMALE ULLI.UHLi. COLLEGE Thlrty.flftn year. Fifteen nil lea north o4 as facilitiea sad lbereab lostroctioa as Kncllah. rteteaUae aad Classical.

cinnnu, nee in all brarx-S, 11m. In n-ir. anf Art Aad I O. PUT TUB- aO. bieadale.

Ohio. 4 MvUWd4 THE FRESE MLSIG SCHOOL PIANO AND ORGAN S. W. Cor Koarth aad Walnut 8te Louisvtiia. fc-v rue or cau ius iwiii sytauWedtFrly Miss Peebles and Miss Thompson's fnCHUUL.

eurt uiitL, as and a Ira Uta tatraeA, New York. Address uatd eeptembar care of J. Kennedy Tod A Co. bankers. S3 ullaat l-Itreac, M.

X. JeltrrlSaWeOATl-tM ITEVVETCLANO CONSERVATORY IM AtCalO. JFUJa AKTS. OMJLTMtMTt 11 TSmtaatMiskll ae. TUAUUEST aad Best Sv-wieaaS la she Weria ae Issuwaws, studalsaycx.

Beard mm rwwaa Ua SWaas IU.4 sad Jrie Clzat, Fsli 2mrmm tMin i St. is a a uireoar rrv. loCaVs, lac, twssiia a-, Jsuaau. may rr-HK PKCKSKILL stTUTABY ACADEMT Psekss-iH H-' N. Y.

Seod for eata. ague, JOH.S X. TIUjE, ai. IX, Jt. Prtnc pal.

JulBeaA-d MRfC REED School for Tcung 1 ire uweot r-fiflh yearj. and Kait Fil tv-thsrd street. New York. JylS Ke WeFrlVC Wedl3S WASHINGTON and LEE LltSRBlTV. JylTdSS Lk.Xt(iTO.

VA- CfirwM WTf A WeOeslav TTrsoarrnVx-r tiVILil tiU UAtiU W. T. Poy atar, tSheibyvule. Ky. a XAJXORINO.

FOR i SH 11,1, COBEWIOf yT yE WILL now fit you out in a handsome light weight suit of clothes, warranted: to fit you perfectly aud to be cut and made in style. In order to cut down our remaining stock of spring and summer piece goods we have marked down the prices, and assure our patrons that they can rely on just the same value as when the original price prevailed. We still have a choice selection of Baiinockburn and Saxony Scotch Suitings on haud in choice weave and colorings; also a good assortment of colorings iu those justly celebrated English Pin-checks aud West-of-Eng-land Serge for light-weight combination suits for either dress or business. We are the only firm' carrying a full line of the original F. 11.

cloths and crepes in brown, blue, and dahlia colors. In Worsteds, wide and narrow Wales, and "worsted effects'' we have the only complete line in the city. Leave vour measure with ns, and vour order a will be delivered on time. J. WIOTEiR OLD RELIABLE TAIL 0RS, Southeast Corner Third and Market Streets.

Travelers or Experience ALWAYS CAREY TA It HA SELTZKK trEniKXT. MISOLLLA2sKOL'S. If 3-0M chf.uld THir fr i he lk rooni hy burn tec Hvinw i 1HOL lATlLJi tt.ert-tii. ic)' burn io I without a flan- a rhhtfL. ckni I ul is fragr.iiu uud i pfrriiin; rr oicic.

Jaiid rxjarif. rtners and ottHM iin wwimi- n-rw-ta from tii prtnntsi Ttiov prrvwit Ute pmd tf cxm a dst taes ccd rrvy fer peruift 8li uy aii rwiiA hu-i'HV ANY ONE SICK AT YOUR HOUSE? JoMXKoy. New iifr. for mn. HARRY STOCKY.

No. 324 Fifth Street, Loulstille, Kf. 1 SI t1RI.IC inMIVISTRAT.IH nt 1 eouoir. avpouited oy ine court, irili riv. special attention to the settlement of estates.

Ah CXiM-MIsiftK IM-Jt in lll.l.HS mil MUKI ITJBLIl' will take proof of dctru to ha reouraed and ue positions toba used in anv eourt- PAKiC't HAIR BALSAM limiiia aad beautifles ts fealr. rnintar Never Fails to Rsstore Gray Hair its Ce'cr. rmim in i illiiansisii ft r-tr--" ThevJVS-ormon Elders' Book on s-VCiai stmiKth. nuUIrO free te married atca.adsVasF.Ii. Cruuc-S.

draaaaCIfcw Yur REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. J. W. Henning's Sons, KEN YON BlTLULNu. REAL EtSTATK boocbt aod sold on loan neirjttAted.

rentd and rents collected. 1 ropertr listed with us for sil. adrenaHsl free of i-uanee to oanr. FRAKKfORf LOmRT OF KEllTUCaY. 607 Thirl OFFIClAi- DRAWINCI CLASH fXK lti it i i aa ia tt) as ia CLA.SS 8s FOR lS.

31 33 37 73 3 a 3 76 33 Tins company doea no niisinwas Uorousa th Osuted 8tsi- mad LNSUKANCE. ROYAL Insurance Goipy, OF LIVERPOOL Capital $10,000,000 Assets la the United States 4.444.771 The Royal Insurance Co. has the largest fire surplus of any company in the world. Reliable agents at all desirable points throughout the South. BABBEE CASTLE3U, Hungers.

OfBeeeM Mata Lovnavfila, a tWe-U PIANOS AUD OKUAXS. ROSEN an. Square Pianos. W. Martsest Fsetsry, Bigaa.

iaa aad tsreveaa aa. A LISO dsaders fa Orraas. Scnail Mneteal Is art tia aad Boeas Musse, Tuaiagaad repair ag nr i 1IOTKL.S. FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. MADIbO.1 MllABa, THE LARGEST, BEST APPOINTED aad MOST huaraliy managed hotel ia the ot, with the net central aad dWigbtf at location HITCHCOCK.

iiAKLTNQ at CO. A. P- DABuaa. formerly et tae Baule Uooea, Bnua Hi-roswoom. fortaerlv of the 1st Chariea Jdo si.

Saw Orieaas, JuKaaAWeas OIL. STOVES. ONtTOR. the only ah. sohiSele safe Oil ttova.

WM. BlTUiBi Uea. era! aceata. Wnw for areolar. Ice Cream Frseasrs, Caruua tstratchtrs, Hoase rorautong Oooda.

Kitnh.a Knteiisa. BeirsEeratatia. kat ktarwet sc. bet. Third aa4 an, Trirpn I km Upright i I 1 I 1 5 i i THE XVIL ifrrCTa IRREGULAR MEALS BAD COOKING HETJTKAUZrU SY HR AXT'V ELTZKH APEIIIET.

HOTEL ST. LOUIS, LAKE MINNETONKA! MINNESOTA. NOW FOB SEASON OF 18884 rtrst-elass throiirhoaL Jf. tc hCj P. Kv.

runs frequent fast trains fYem' St. Paul and tllreet ta; hotel. TltiHc's celebrated orrheMrsV ffiyestwo concerts dally. D. C.

MILLER, P. O. JL Jdress Nortliome. Miaa. TI1K WONDERFUL French Lick Springs.

rJ'HE inost curat if mxt-n ta th world. A per! X. Int nraitn aud plrasurr rtSVMt New aH.eii buiijinxs. St-nr iiaiH.iiiE paviliuu. Msaia (nd' uur Sxlh-.

Gro ind, un.l lighted wukj ciru- Fie- irio 'wit. Klrst-daaa laiae auu ai.rnuva i KU'I UU! ii. Apw iK-r u-f, Hccsjrali.c to Kouud-trip 'crsu'ii tickets for sale via I A. an.1 c. HoultJ ror fariUr iiifoi inti r.

iian--i l.ItTC fPRi.il 1 rem-u I.i.-w. In.l. jl tJ dASna: Lake Michigan LaRa Superior TRANSPORTATION CO. TH r. GREAT I.A KC KrTX la tbe sa- nsr Hesoris Norttiern MM-tsieaa.

No Seat or dot ui aiuior yn. Masai tlr sat ssssserr. 's UAlaria. LKAW CHfCAtiO I wf Wacklasw-Tnswlar and KrtAjy. 9-Jt WeOnesdajs, 'J s.

raisruav. 9 p. as. Par aajalt ate. Merle, Hsrssvl.

Dalai acerwMMitwta a-elate niniys ana. I 1'rioar s. p. m. ilHM.

rrakfsK.etv.eiiaHl A. Mond 1 p.m.. TBarsrta JS. il iietie for pampnlet. OFFICE AKD DOCKS RUSH N.

WATER STS. CHICACO, ILL. i ESTILL SPRINGS. IHVINE, KY. 'I'll IS well kooen wau-ring-health reeort brn repaired aad refitted ana, ntireiy new fiinitare.

will tie pea for vtaeora, 1. SpscioJ raus from IxHilsviiie, nou' i su. lrsmtun at.d ini'-rniMliai. pomla. Parttael Troo i ilue aiM.Vf pMiaia, or tailing tue nuri.Mt4 trains, eta reach Sttrina ana eveeittg to auppsw.

Tbe wilt he supervised hr tbe mc-compuatH-d ttuiierasa botpewtfe. Mrs. W. L. Davis, of Hourbva county.

The waters are and Black aod I hal heal ia. Tha air always vouL "brai Licit Mmiaieta." TJ fret ruga, sliuta off midday and eiraatg asm. The) KentuuAy nver skirls the property, affordevc, good rkdiiBc and boating. Bowuiig alley. bdUar-i and bath rooms ou ijoe prenikMS.

ror parucaiara Irvina. Ky. -i Jutf -etA CRAB ORCHABD SPRINGS KLDUIEI) HATES FOB 1888. i Board 3 ser dai ftlOs. ft4 frweea, I flrass and string baad in attend aava ttonag season.

A N. K. K. givea ball fare rasas frees Louisville oa 1 relays aad baturdaya. ror ores-lar address THOMAS NEWMAN.

Manacer. I Cvak Orrhard. JA6 KINU. Kaiden bupr. faeasarhf.

HYCEIA HOTEL; old jpoiwt ooss.jroa.T, VA. TERX.S $3 per dsy. $170 pet week, $00 per month aad apwarda. Send for 11 last rated Pamphlet F. PIKE, Maaager.

Rockbpid.te Alnm Spriag-, Ta. INDORSED by the Xaawal bocistr of VaTTssav, as eed aa oilier sneotral author iuca la tM Called btatea anU Lurepe. CataMStr. r-prciel rates for tne season. FMupOMMeio be bad at the and rauroaa tKpt eraea, or ey aa iliimr Ufc.

Uaa ST. ornM-riy nsaaagiag partner for eutteea Jeers Oreenorter, wbue sipnur mrmgu, is juasoss LONG BRANCH. WEST END HOTEL-' taBASOJT 1888. OpUagsa and Bataiiraat opsa Jnaa a syaujUMa, wus wmw mu mum i sad ii snaai aursntsotaa D. M.

at W. E. UlLDRaTU. as hrwsdwaw, M. X.

saay maws israaaDB nvts-i TPrvswT.iai werr Cape May. N- J. New oaaersbip. asaa, aeosaat. lewiy fursuabed, rariees appowtai aMala.

Fiaret beaea iu taa warid. Oi iss jns Su. V. Tiii-O. vVAXTXlM.

rrop-r, iaae bs Jataea Botai. N. Y. tlmmim B1 LOCK ISLAND. B.

Lr-OCEAN TIXW BOTTT, turn has. aad blue fniaar-. aa parte hatbistri fssi guasta; saotne Iistuia; airganl asuste hsli: hi orchestra; earn. otTtua: stock reporta t-aaS taK baad-beoK. U.

a. at t. CCN DALL, ralQJ The Sheldon, Ocean Grave, ft. J. i O1 iPENS June aft Lsrtreet aad Waging BetaL Eievator.

Flaetrsg balls aad ad asedera ita provtxaenia. CUAa. as UuWuLNk JalSaHS JJISSQLUTIOXS. NOTICE OF DLSS0LCTI0N ilEEICil 1A1IS OIL-CAIE COIPAII or LornsvTLLE. jct.

BR IT COW fte waontarsMvarts saay eisnar. that, at a meeting oi the fattkboeera Us. Americas Maua Cosnjaay. duly eai. aad tvdd at Ka adnoe ia Leaisvuie.

Ky at Jaw ta, ISMS, it was Seatdad by aa ailu-mauva veteo. aiera tnaa thrve-rouri-hs ot its enure capicai sloe' te liquidate aad wted up La bnaiweaa of tbe eaja ampusailna. Frssisset. i rsAaca, tuns jfS i bsbH i i I.