The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

BID BANKS RAIDED. Tne Police Invade tlie Palais Royal and Jesse Hammond's Placa The Proprietors Arrested and All Implements and Furniture Captured. Law' and Order Club Again to the Front With a Winning Hand. THE PLATERS HOT MOLESTET. Considerable Excitement on the Streets How the Gamblers Took tho Dose.

Tbe final stroke to the gambling industry vac given at 1 1 o'clock last nigbt. At tbat hour the keno bank of Jesse Hammond, at 33tf West Onto, end th notorious Talais Royal, at Fourth and Jefferson, were raided, and a clean sweep of everything in, the way of furniture was made. The raiding was don under tbe personal euperviaton of Chief Wbailen, on warrants- sworn out at the instance of the Law and Order Club. They were issued by Judge Thompson, upon tbe affidavit of Allen A. "Winchester, and placed in the Chief's hands by Deputy Clerk J.

B. Covert, at 8 o'clock last evening. Col. Wbailen immediately detailed tore Liautensats Barry, YVatkina and Budhu to meet him op town at 10 o'clock. Tbey did so, and were given the warrants, with instruction, to enforce them at once.

Tbe affair-was well planned and well executed. Lieut. Barry too it a file of seven men. consisting of Officers Mctirntb, Raglan, OUewann, Koebler, Holland, and Iempf. and proceeded to Jo.

33(1 in Patrol Wagon 1. Lieuts. Budbu and Watkins took jfficers Cornelius, Gibbous, llahar, RosmJ i'attoo. Fow, aud Elliott, and went to tbePaiaia ttoval in tbe Central Police v4gon, driven by Joe Xeureitter. The surprise at Jeue Uamtuond'a was sniplete.

Lieut. Barry mart-bed bU men lit 'by tbe back way and rigbt in among tbe players. Ilia warrant called for the arrest of Hammond and Jobn Brown, both of whom were in tbe room. About SIXTY PLAYERS WERE PRESENT, and were thrown in treat consternation by tba officers. They were not disturbed, however, and the warrant beinz read to Haui- mond and Brown, tbey submitted without a word.

The "toose," balls, chips, tables, end every oilier article of furuiture, were seized, piled into a wagon, and taken to Central station. At the Palais Royal tbe surprise was not so complete. Tbe officers went to the back door, and were baited by tbe door-keeper. IVH MW VVIUI W. served to place bis band behind his back.

It was afterward learned that he touched an electric button which gave the alarm in tbe keno room. The dealers immediately te used toe "goose" and a few other articles which tbey were, able to secreto before tbe officers got in. Tbe room war, crowded, about 200 being present, aud a big game was going bravely on. Tbe warrant which called for toe arrest of C. S.

Jeuts, was then produced, tbat individual being presort. Tbe officers bad locked i be doors bebmd them, but alter securing Jenks, opened tbem again and told to crowd to skip, which tbey lost no time in doiug. At tbu other place all tbe furniture, of whatever description, was seized aud taken to Central Station. Gamblers are used to surprises, so none manifested much concern. Tbe news spread ever toe like lightning, and in Bv minutes aa immense crowd had collected around the Palais Roy si door.

Its owner, the rubicund COL. DICK WATTS, CAMS CP just as tbe officers were bringing oat the furniture. "Hello:" he shouted nonchalantly, "what are yos folks moving at this tune of night for" Then he offered to go down to Central Station and become sorely for tee gallant Capt. Jenks. His offer was at once aooepted, and Col.

Watte accompanied the gang. Bond for Capt. Jenks was fixed at (6UQ. and Col. Watts being accepted on it ha was at oace released.

Jesse Hammond went on the bond of 'John Brown and sent out after some man ge on bis own. Henry C. Kent was found immediately, and he aflued his signature to the bond as soon as it was made tut. i Though only two establishments were raided' the affair caused almost as much incitement as tbe one of some weeks ago. The gamblers were much surprised at learning tbat Allan Winchester bad sworn out the warrants.

He is a well known man, formerly a lieutenant en tbe police force, guard at the work-house and a nephew of Mr. Thomas, who was Jailer several years ago. "The said Jesse Hammond; "I saw him in my bouse the ether aight. bat thought nothing of it, as he is used to coming around these placet. He used to have a good deal of money, but lost it plaving poker.

Why, be came up and shook bands with me to-day." The old maa was broken up. and talked freely. "Untlsman," fat laid, looking around, "I have been in Louisville since 1838, and in ail that time 1 never wronged a maa, unless you call this little business wrong." "God knows why the Law and Order Club is following me up this wav," he said to a reporter. "I only opened up three days ago. I did so because I thought I bad as good a right to ran a bank as Dick atts.

the ratals Koyal has been running two montns, out I'm poor man and they proceed on me at oace. It was necessity tbat drove aie to this, I assure you." THI WARRANTS WIRE PB.1XTID FORMS, filled out with tba names and locations of the parties. Ifaer were drawn up expressly tor tne keno oanst, as tne following ex tract wul indicate: "Whereas, tne undersigned. Judge of ue ny i-ouri or ixmievuie. tuts tnis day re- ceia iniormaiioa on oatn iron Allan a.

Winchester, that, in the City of Louiirtlle, County of Jefferson, and State of Kentucky. in tbe bouse and place of Jesse Hammond ana Jobn brow a and other persons, whose are unknown, tbere are gaming tables aud implements used therewith, to-wit; a Vaok' keno foose. keno balls, keno cr, ifoo tables, keno chairs. oo.ro. registers, and other tmngs.

toe names of wbich are unknown, used aad connected with tbe said keno bank game ot tbat a more particular gaming tables and imple ments is unknown, etc." warrant is like those used in the last raid. 1 made a clean sweep of everything at the Palais Roval this tim T-t Wbailen. Evidently be was not going to .111 B- b. 1 1 I lujuuiuuu cuuiu oe taken out. weu Known curostone nmhLir i Dickelapiel, acted as a sort of custodian at me uamujunu place, ana endeavored to seep me reporters out ot the bouse in a very vauvwiM xuey got IB ail the IBU19, AAT OM.lt MAA'M CHIME.

Ceerge Brew C'kargel With At tvanpttec I BiSh Uls ieee. Henrietta, Brown, a comely-looking col ored lass of nineteen summers, ison nt warrant last night for tbe arrest of her uucle, Qeoree Brown, who lives on Graan street CZJi wrefealvh, sWgisf Mas with sa tseeape to ootrac bar. She stated tbat Brows bad been trying to persuade her for several weeks to keep bouse for bins, and at last she con sented to do so. sooner had (he been installed as queen of the little realm than be made improper proposals to bar, when the naturally resented. His inv portunitiss were often repeated, until life became a burden, and she resolved to more to seme other locality.

Kb consulted a friend aad arranged to make the cbang last night, and risked her uncle's house for the purpose of parkin; her collar-box. wben tbe old maa suddenly sprang upon ber front a uara receu, and encircling ber waist wiin his rigbt arm, attempted to take the most glaring liberties with her: loa girl uttered a piercing and made a descent attempt to effect ber lib erty, but th mma overpowered her and placed a band over her mouth. 1 ben be be tran bis persuasiv powers, but with no avail. The girl a resolution could not be shaken. He then repeated his attempt to conquer ber It lirute force, but failed the second time and Henrietta escaped.

Her clothing was al- tnost in rbreds wben she appeared at Central station for tbe warrant, aud hor whole de meanor indicated the great agitation which the had suffered. CRUSHED TO DEATH. John Steele Instantly Killed by rail ing Bock at the Colcsbnrg Quarries. Xtws of a sad accident, which occurred at Colesburg, a little town on tbe Louisville and Nashville railroad, 31 miles from this city, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. reached bare last evening.

Tbere are exten sive stone quarries at Colesburg, and yester day, while a uutnberof men were at work, Mr. Jobn Steele met his death. He had just finished drilling a hole in a a large block of stone, preparatory to making a blast, and was staudiug beneath it. All of a sudden, without a rnoinent's warn ing, tbe huge rock cracked off and fell, com pletely burying Mr. Steele beueath its awful weight and crushing bim to deatn instantly.

lu other men. wno saw tbe disaster but were powerless to prtfreut it. at once ran to Mr. Steele's aatislauce, and soou had tbe stone removed from the crushed aud lifeless body. The remains were removed to his home near by.

deceased was years of are. and leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters. Oue of the latter is the wife of Mr. Patrick Norton. Itoadmaatar of the bowling Oreeu di vision of the L.

and He uai lived at Colesbure about 1U years, and was highly respected lor those but traits which go to make up a true wan. He was a man ot no property, depending solely on his earnings at the quarry for livelihood. Tbe funeral will take place at Colesbure at o'clock this afternoon. Col D. E.

Cleveland, is at the Galu J. J. Orr. Owentoo. is at tbe St.

Cioud. Isaac H. Hoffman, of Cincinnati, is at tbe St. cloud. J.

C. Rose, of Oweusboro. is at the St. Cloud. W.

A. Goodspeed, of Chicazo.ii at tbe St. Cloud. D. P.

Ott is at th Fifth A. venae Hotel. Kiclimon i. O. H.

Upham is at tbe Fifth Avenue Hotel. So-v Yore S. W. Marston. of Versailles, is at the Alexander.

J. H. Vivioo, of Lebanon, is at tbe Alexander. C. R.

Handly. of Nashville, is at the StanUit'erd. J. B. Wagner and wife, of Chicago, are at the St.

Cloud. W. W. Lyles, of Rossellville. is at the St.

Cloud. M. Kirknatrick is at th Fifth Avenue Hotel. Kipley. Gsn.

H. B. Lyon, of EddytiUt, is at tbe Hon. W. B.

Lindsay. Ghent, is sriiml at the Alexander. Jackson Smith, of Knozrille. is at the Standiford. S.

E. Grayson, St. Louie, is at th Kif th Avenue Hotel. Mrs. E.

O. Taylor, of Shelby county, is at the sit. Cloud. Georse II. Harris, of Bloomincton.

111., is at the ttaudiforii. W. H. iMnUusky, of Central City, is at the St. Cloud.

C. K. Watson is at tbe Fifth Avenue Hotel, Indianapolis. P. J.

Nunn and wife, of Marrow Bone, are at tho Alexander Judge W. Carpenter, cf Bullitt county, is at the Louisviile. J. I. Baker and J.

H. Spicer, of Eagle. Ky are at the St. Cloud. A.

P. Kent, editor of tbe HeeUw, Elk-hsri, is at tbe Gait. M. V. Monaxob and Ed.

llillett, of Owens-bora, are at the Louisville. L. H. euu and A. II.

Caaoo, of Burling-ton, are at the St. Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. Robt.

A. Smith, of Shelby-vUle. are at the Standi fori. Hob. S.

M. Davis and daughter, Uue Bettie. are visiting Mrs. R. K.

Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Craft and child, Of London, are guests at the Alexander. Hon. H. T.i Kendall, of Brandanhur State Seaator-eledt, is at the Alexander, Col. James Alexander, a urominent bank.

ar of Gallatin, is at the Alexander. Jobn H. Henderson and Win. House, of Franklin, are guests of the Stsndifori. J.

G. Stewart, Robert Brown, W. T. Buckner, and A. W.

Logan are at tbe St. Cloud. Theo. Russell. chief clerk of th Sherwood House.

KvaasvUle, is at th Alex-' ander. Misses Maud Revill and L. E. Runvaa. rf Owenton.

and Mrs. V. W. Kaiser, of Jordan, are at tiie Alexander. Dr.

S. 0. Broyles. Mrs. T.

C. King, and Misat-s H. aad Dixie Terrell, of Aberdeen. Miu are at the LouisviUe. James V.

McGuire and wife, Miss Lena McUuire. and C. G. McGuire. of indianapolis.

are at the St. Cloud. Miss Stannye Ornuby, of Orlando, to visiUne Iher couRina. Miss bherley and Wavne Callasber. at Crescent ttill.

Mr. G. B. Upbam, r.f New York, returnel from Crab Orchard Sprmcs yesierdsy. lie spent a month at this popular resort, and made many friends, who regret his departure.

Mr. Lpbam ww be in the city several days. V' the city to-day for Eh t2U, m'r cd by the illness of his brother-in-law Mr. A. Robinson, the well-known McerresiJent of the Louisville Tobacco Company.

The Doctor will return to-morrow. Amonr the passengers on the Blue Winz jesterdar were Mr c. Xorm.o, of Krankfort. formerly or Louisville, and on his way to Florida; also Jirs. Capt.

Sam Steele, of Kentucky nw, on a visu to her ton. who is sick iB thU W. E. Bradley Frankfort: B. H.

GdBe. Coviaeton: J. J. clay. Mscon.

J. It-rker Chicago; J. I. Ctialfant, Puutiurcb; M. Friedl bfrer.

Cincinnati; J. T. Hind. New Yor. 'I I'hiladelphia: M.

G. Scott. B. F. nlner.

A. Brjnt, Txrkana: E. M. Duncan, ljt iniftoa, mrm ax tne iia.iL. rturnix a.

Pierce, Loonie stra-der, E. M. Nell. Gradyville: Newcomh, Jit. emnn: R.

K. Thompson. Lan! caster; W. A Terry. Dicky MUSs; A Coleman, lltcnnel1: J.

S. Connw. Coldwater Mii-h. Jan. H.

oiiphsnt, burns Vint, ind ki. Lancaster, W. 1. Uillard. son S.

Kohin-on, Auburn. N. 'I M. Jones. Abe Pyler.

J. T. ftm.sdale. Turr.e'r-s" H. A.

Hukirk, rr.octoru Huch Haner, H. Whaley. L. T. Phtll Pans: I fail.

Nsn, Owensnoro; C. H. ngrr S'. lxuis. B.

K. Krmpr. J. L. Bush.

J. Kemper, S. B. Itowlett, tiwen county; II McCluns. New Altany: as.

II. blan i. Kichsrdflon. Uleudalr: K. Crecelius.

Sohooaer lMnt. lr.d.: VV Kyaa and wire. Murray- Erwn, iiliamstown; (j. Tingle. Kedfi.rd; Kev' J.

J. RudJell. Glasjow Junction; John W. Ken'- ale, Anisteraam. in a.

Alfjcuiiirr' J. H. Lewis. Ietroit; Oeo. E.

Ilortge. New York: 0. A. I oecklm, City. cnoen.

lints, K. c. Vi'iuii. T. J.

lioi-jrnry. Krk. J. M. Hurt, t.iiiciiinati; T.

c. Barkley, Cuatunooga, Tenn. H. Crim, Bedford, Ind II. II.

Logs- don, KocKp-rt. lud. Alex. Kreibicr, Ciccin-nmti; u. liobeison, Ivavenwortti.

Js. DiiueUpecl. H-Uioid, L. KrienJ, c. P.

Tuley. Blootninptan. In F.r'cs St. Louis: K. A.

Martin. H. OAhite, York; Wrn. P. Arnold, Howard Arnold, Auburn, N.

U. H. Donnan. Peter- T- Cannon, Header-son: L. C.

2 Kr-: A. l.uo. Brandenburg: C. Cnretori, vUm. Hay.

1C Wah-J PT rJT'Ue: Eenne.t. Shochoh. Kr; iyd.hB.'.bvV.Vw.ti-M:. O. AT.

snUrTn. lARaiirkTf THE COURIER-JOURNAL: LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MQRNING. AUGUST 20, 1885, Robt. (re-a, msabetbtown; J. U.

VIvloo, Lebanon; T. M. Dickey. Glaseow; T. Wilson and wife.

O. W. Siasmoas. Prank btrande. Kentucky.

KILLED FOVU MKN. A Iewliav Aeeident a Ct tea 4 In VVeet Vlrglata. Charlkstox. W. Aug.

Id. This afternoon, wal'a cars were asoending and descending tbe inclined railroad at Cabin Creek coal mines, a short distano above the city, loaded can broke loose and collided with a car in which war Lay ton Oak-ford, president of the road, Thomas Pea- cock. Aaei Mitchell. Joseph Hall and Tho- man. killing th four first named and seriously wounding Tboman.

Tbe Cabin Creek railroad is seven miles long, and is used for the transportation of coal from the mines to the U. and 0. track. RIVER AND WEATHER IIEYS. LATITDOI U)'CIT17K or tVOTJIS VILLB.

UliUse a if if. Leigitace -4 SIOSAL. SERVICE REPORTS. Vhe ikdicatiows ron tik tauoits dis-Tucra rsno-otr. WssnntOTOS.

Aug. 20, 1 a. m. For the West Gulf Stare. generaUy fair weather.

southerly winds, nearly stationary temperature. Koa the Ohio vsllet ako Tisxcssec, ocxei- ALLY ma WSATBta, A SLIGHT BlfcC IN TEMPEkA-TL'RX, VSBJaBLB WINDS. For the Ixiwer l.ake region, fair weather, fol- lowed by local raina. variable winds. xeneruUy southerly, a slight rise in teuiperature.

for tbe Lake region, local rains, variable winds, a slibt rise in temperature. For tbe Cpper Miwsissippi valley, fair weather in the southern portions, local rains in tbe northern portion, a slight rise in temperature, variable wiuus, generally southerly. For the valley, fair weather in the soutnern portion, local rains in the northern portion, nearly stationary temperature, variable muds. or CoU-rado, fair weather, stationary temperature. ior Friday, generally fair weather, with Dearly stationary temperature, is indicated for New LuKland and the iiiuie Auantic btates.

i to rivers will rvuiaia about siaiiuuary, 1IETC0UUL01CAL RKC0KD SIGNAL eXRVICK. OmcialJ tavisviLLC Aug. 19. 18Hi -t. M.

1 17 i At. r. m. ao.oo K1.7 tti.O rr.o Thermomst'r 7:1. 0 KU.o I5U.1 140 84.0 joi.e Ie w- point.

7tf Wind Veloeitv 7 4a 74 W. w. 7 14 iear. Weaiser I Fair. Clear rair.

Cl COltPASiATlTB OBSBRV ATIOa'a. Lortsvit.1. Aug. 19. 188a 3 p.

is. 75th Meridian time, r. v. local time. Observations taken at the same of time at all stations.

WIM0. R. State of 1 H'fdlAtr. Stations. t'i? "'I 6'.

Ati'c 1 Atlanta AUKUMS iJ Savannah Ouirtoir: Jdonljomery I i'eiisscola ao.oj W.d'lf Fort Sm.tu. Ualveeton oO. V4, LitUe Hock I'orl tui 30.00. 1 1 83s.w, 8- Fair. w.

Fair. 8 O.tt air. 01 x. IThreat'g. Clear.

iCiouUy. 7m.w 1 8Js.W HI x. tv k.w 0 t. K. Clear.

tij iCIoudy. i Clear. 87 0.O7 Thr. 4's ...1 Pair. ar.tt7rnM.: I 87 w.

Chattanooga JO-Jtl. 7 0.16 Fair. tmcmaut, Inuiauap Louisville Sleuiphis S.Vj tti S.Wt 8'i w. s. S.W b6 s.w, 1 I OS si.

a. 10, 10 Fair. Clear, It iesr. rair. 14; 8 Vp.

LM-'C M. Cuicntfu lp. Muu. lu: 1 1 Cairo :to.ol 01 Keokua. 01' IW.U1 Mimnwil '-n.

i 4 St. Jtf.W. St Paul :W.0-' Jtfusouri lyeavenwo'th 00.04' Otuana Yankton :rj.0J Ex. AoriAurs( i Liainarck. Kiddie Hivp4: lenver 29.87.

liodge its! For. North do.A'a 1 t. V.W8, Rio Orande I Ifrowosville 'en B.1 Animas hfv Cheyenne 'JiMi Jscssunville E. I 73 w. 1 n.x.t 7l t.

Clear. Clear. Clear. 'Clear. I ier.

Fair. Fair, Fair. 'clear. 81 sr. 7as.

87 a. 78 h. bo a. Nis.t. io; Clear.

10 Clear. 7:. Fair. 14 Fair. 12.

10. i Hazy. Clear. 87 S.E. M'g.

80 s. 78 s. Kl m. 11 cioutiy. C0MPARAI1VK DATA COURtsPONDlXti DAT! or biriiKmr vbaks.

lxmtTiui, Aug. 19, I800. ism 74.0 1S74 :i0.04-t MI.O lh7o i7.UI lb77 1l.nr..:-,.7 l7s U4.0 K. lXJ.O 77.0 S.K. 0, 1U 0 7.0i 73.D s.w MO.e O4.0,le..'l K.

Clear. l-ar. Fair. Fair. Clear.

O.S3 Fair. Clear. OO. TJ.ll w. il.0oti.0is.

a.o7a.o 87.o o7.e U. 78.0 O1.0 t7.3 Jt. 8. K7.i7.7j.3lw. 1880 444 4.

Kair. Fair. Iear. Fair. iear.

Clear. lr; KM! i-O W.CMl.h 18K. 18M Staa of Heier in Canal for Corrtiv'dino Zut. 187.M. 3 feet 11 Inches 1880...

3 feet 11 ncnee 1874... a reet 3 Inches 6 feet 10 inches! 1882.. 8 feet 6 inches 1 883. feet 3 iKbn, IM4 5 feet 6 inches 1 880. tifeet 8incbet 3 fast 8 inches 7 feet 6 inches ISio.

187. 1877. 1878. 187U. 4 feet 10 inches 3 feet 7 inches 6.3 rest.

RIVER IB.LF.URAU3. riTisnt Kon. Aug. 19. Night.

River 2 feet 7 inches and failing. Clear aud warm. Pittsbiroh. Aug. ll, Niifht.

RiverS feet inches and falling, Iear and hot. Vr'BiRUKO. Aug. 19. Noon.

River 5 feet 7 inches and fallinK. Departed Chancellor. Pittsburgh. eaLhvr clear aud warm. Wheeliko.

Aug. 1S. Night River 5 feet 3 Inches and falliuc. l(own-Belle 1'riuce. Locals on time.

Weather clear and pleasant. Cmcnnun. Aug. 19. Noon.

River 12 feet 8 inches and stationary. Cloudy; thermometer CrxciXNATi. Aug. 19. Night.

River 12 feet 10 Inches and rising. Clear and warm. Evixsvn.i.E, Aug. 111. M(tbt River 8 feet and nearly stationary.

The arrivals and departures were confined to the locals, all of wbich were behind lima on account of tog. Caiso. Atur. Nlirht. Arrived Buckeye State, Cincinnati.

Lfparted Buckeye State. Memphis, lavcr l'Jeetaud falling. Clear and warm. St. Lonsi.

Auk. lf. Nirht. Arrived riaeotab. St.

JoMpb, udjHHi. Tennessee river. Ie- Esrted City of Baton Rouge. New Orleans; udson, Tencesses river. River fallen 1 lb" feet by gauge.

Weather cloudy and very warm. TBE RIVER AT MEMPHIS. Special to the Courier-Journal 1 Memphis. Aug. IB.

The Arkansas City, from fieksburaT. passed -up to St- Ixmis at 3 o'clock this more ing, without transacting any business of Iniportano- here. The river rose 2 inches. The weather is clea- and warm. Memphis.

Aug. 111. Noon. River rising, Arkaiuuis city. St.

Louis, 3 A. a. weather dear aud warm. MsMpnis, Aug. Xicht River rose 2 inches.

No arrivals or departuies since noon. Weather clear. LOCAL. HI VEH REPORT. ARRIVALS AKD DXrAKTDaU.

Same. From. Fleetwood rtneinnatl fiubSr Evanavllle in? ky. Ky. river.

Jas-. lit! Cincinnati. BOATS LEAVIXU TO-DAT. lee adyertisenients. Same.

For. Time. City of Madison Cincinnati rasnion traniviUe 4p X. Macvie Harper Madinon lioroel Ky. river.

1 9. at. 3r. m. KiTka, BUal.tESa AND WXATBKR.

Thi river was rising slowly last evening. wfia frrt Ueaes la ta eenai aaa its! 1 lava 3 I ir THtaxoaSTSa. I I- 4 rs g-r v. 5 5 s- i3 to a 3 a "5 a. a J.it i i fi'Hir In tne chut on th faUa.

clear and warm. Business duU; weatkar FORT KIS'H. All tbe packeu are bringing in big trips of tobacco and tew wheat. Tub Albert S. Willis is repairing seventy floor timbers on tbe Madison ways.

Thc Lioness will receire a new shaft instead of having th old on repaired. Tug pleasure yatcn Arrow was taken off the canal Uocts yesterday afternoon. Tbk Fleetwood ran into on of Caps. Duffy's pumu boats, tbe other night, and sunk it in thirty feet of water. Tut James W.

Gaff pasted up from Mam-phis to Cincinnati yesierdsy morning, discharging a lot of tobacco for this awket. Thirk ar only ten steamers now running between Evenavtllo and Cannelcou. The people along ttis upper coast are being well supplied, and yet they lanior for more U.tiTtS States Marshal Ubxis on Saturday soid tbe wrecked steamer Condor, lying opposite Middlrport, for to Thomas ll. liavis, of lkomeroy. The price obtained ia considered nrst-clas.

as she had a battery ot six teel boilers oaly in use s.x months. Mb. Jobn D. Mirrielkkb, of British Honduras, is In Cincinnati, visiting bis brothers, Capt. lien M.

Mirnelees, iiperiiiteiideiit of the Louisville Mail-line, aud Sir. Archie klirrieleea. 't he brothers met for the hrst time la nineteen years, and are baviug a joyous reuuion. Tub Blue Wing is covering herself all over with glory in the Kentucky river trade, ohe got in at uajriigbl yesterday merning wild anotuer big trip. Mie bad 10O hogshead of tobacco, 21 bales ot hay, loo barrets of waissy.

a lot ot other freight and 4V passengers. She returned OB Unte. Trig following boats will take part in Capt. Itltchie's grand Oiphans' Jubilee Steamboat Parade ou me -'8th: bliallcross, W. C.

Iitte, Arrow, Alert. Andy Fulton, Wash Hrr, Transit, ion A. tlsndric-ks, one of tbe Henderson packets, and- the back counties to hearirom. 1 hey mil be decorated with flags, lanterns aad banners. The stern-wheel Swallow -was tba first gunboat that appeared on tne Wettera waters.

She veut and gohhled up the C. K. Hiilliutn ia PSJl, me year tne war brcait. 'ibis boat was en route trom St. Louis to Nashville, laden with bacon, flour, athot, ahd lead.

Altnough Tennae was at that time still in the L'uiuu, lien. traut, in command at Cairo, knew her cargo would soon tind its way to tbe Southern army, so be SRued tue old swailow and placed on board of her a cannon and a squad of soldiers, ordering them to prueed up the jtisnisaippl river aad capture toe UiUniau. But after tea days Oeo. timet found he had au elepbaal 00 bis hands aad released the boat and cargo, turning her over to Capu Corbett, IDS CI.Ul5)iATI-l. I.

MllL-LlM STIAIIia ar Jl N. Leave daily aud Snadaya at i eanaganaaawaaaa. sotar ums. rare jj. KouuS trip fj, luciudiug nieaia, berths aud paasage, geod tiiiul uaed.

Connect at Ciucianau withad uiorj-ag traius aua up-river 'livket udlce '1 bird sireet, below iitiu. tt ILL a. htis, rkAkS CARTER. Saa'L ana 1 icet Aurni. mJ l.vbul liegular Louisville, Madisou and Carrullton Pack the aUeganl Steauiar MACKilK HAKrElt.

s. 8. FEARN, Master. j.jCZN wu Uo9 Tih Dai, Itt- 0r freight or pass- ae apply ou board or to' THOMAS SMALL. Agent.

MAM PHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKEr CO. For L'mouteavn, Paducah. Cairo, 34empnis. Vicks- buig sua New orieetia.uie Lle-ant bteamer JAS. W.

Master. Will leave as above Sl-kuat. Aug. asxaaamaawiawa3, at eiving thrwua bills to i reu, cuiuueriaud ana leimeasee rivers, also ou Lower Mississippi, aud Memphis aad Little Lock rsilroaJ. liiu JAa saALL, Agent.

For New tirieanaaud All Way Landings, the Fist i'assvnater eteaiuer WYOMING Master Jeave aa above on Scxdat. ananamssaaa 3, at 1M m. hor freiatht or am. lv LSC Ageakt. PEOPLE'S TACKEr FOR KENTUCKY RIVER, UUnVNkT Illlll'HRtV, Master.

Leaves Tula Dav, Aug. 20, at 3 a. a. c. LLYl.

Agent. For Owenseur. kvauevuie aae Ueaderaea. FASHION MLEXS. Master Will leave as aou Isu wtfaaemaaawaatAug.

a a. a. ass. Ax t. K.

L1VL Ag't. IXTUKi; AUCTION SALES. lly Order of (he iie-ajwaLe Ohio R. LL Co oOO pkgs Unclaimed Preignt AT AUCTION. ON Friday, Aug.

21, at 10 o'clock, at auction rooms, ol3 V. Mam coaaisting in part of Machinery, Cottou l-hags, Cauued Oooda, i'obac-cu, with 100 boxes household goods. Look out lor bargains, 'lerm caii. S. li.

liLNRY'. Auctioneer. PROPOSALS. 1'rankfoTt Water Works. QEALKb proposals for completing Sayre HiU Keservoir will be received at tbe office of tbe Secretary ot the Company.

No. 1. Evans Block, Court 1 lace. Louisville, Until 132 'odoct uoou, August -o, lsoo. The work consists of about: 16.O0O cubic yards of embankment of earth.

IHjO cubic yarus concrete lapproximau; t. 1,100 cubic yarJs brick or stone masonry. Tliu wore to le'in luiineoiaiely alter closing the contract, an I to be completed ou or before November 10, 188o. Bids (or the hole work must be accompanied by l.tXH) in easb, or a certified check for tbat amount. Bid for portions of work by SO00 cash, or a certified check for that amount.

Tbe Water Company reserves tbe right to reject any or aU bids; tne successful bidusr or bidders shall wiUiia two days slier such award give bond wiihsaiiaiactory sureties, or lorftil bis or their cash deposit or depoMU. For blank forms, speciticationa and further information apply at office of Company ia rrsnkforior Louisville, Ky. Frankiort Water Company, by SAM'L A. M1LLKR, Louisville, Ky. Convict Labor te Let.

UNTIL aoon, August SO. 1886, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the ar-den of the Indiana Slate Prison South, at Jefferson ville. Iedisna, for the hire of convicts, not exceeding flt'iy. For further particular, address the under signed. The to reject any or aU bids i reserved.

by order of the Directors. A. J. UOWARD, Warden. Al olRT 1883.

au6 Tb3 MEDICAL MM-A written gnarstitee of cure eiven In every ease unflcrtskeu. e-AII consultations rree sod iaered. Dr. Clarke's Celebrat. book and Wrllirjis fin plain envelopci'i two atnasp.

r. 1,01111,1, sv. atevtaeet. eeWdAdiilr PJERVOUS nEClUTV Prrmamre Decline from rrom or excesses. Lest Power, Diseases of tbe Kidneys, Rlad Her.

nnd Prostate CMtEll wilbeat "temarh by ibe Marston Bolui. Va. riroeele cured itboiitsurcpr'. Treatise and teU- t'rrr. Ail r-jrwpondenrt confMfntTal.

KARSTOK REMHT or SR. H. TEIISSW, 40 west itn Street, NEW YORK. tsoUiwi 110 POUNDS OF SUGAR AKK put la every barrel of Hurley's Samps, nlla, U10 ektAt lbs pounds of iodide of l'otasa aud its otuer materials msse it tue best blood-puntler la the wurli. Irue, tried aad testei lor 3.1 VfcAjCS.

"fuysiciaus recomiuend this great skin-die-easeeurauve. Smith tterald, "ll mvitforu powsrof villa CUuea. "The ouiy reliable fiarsspsriUa." IBostoa Traveler. Wholesale by R. A.

Roblasoa A Arthur Peter A J. B. Wilder Alrord. New house a Louisviiie. ity.

ocldeodat "ft lEME or IIEALTII," Tor cure ot Nervous fetUlty.Ict llanhoid. elondency etc A rnpy of this book will be wm AAAmm M'lKNCK -----1 si i--r-et. Cincinnati, Okie. mr30irTAu.Thaa.ly Manhood Restored Kgl.TBII.-AvictinofyouthfnTimpraufa, esnsin Prtusture Decay. Ninrons Debility.

Lost ttinaoojl. Ac. bsvinr triad in vsin evry Innvc rray ribaravrred: a mm tnitn-of vlt-rare. he 1R1 M. e.

atvi- 'I bt "Wkoar se4 ThSaATuAwly a rtvorits prsseriptioa of a Beted seedslist (mwum rn II h. Addrua DR. WARD A 1 eels vteUsiTly sYhq fee! until CURED I A31USK31EXTS. BASE BALL. Cincinnati vs.

Louisville TO-DAY. GAME CAIiLKD AT i P. 31. MEW GRAND THEATER. AUG.

17 Specialty Com. pauy. AduBiasion lu and oeatis. Ke-aeeveo seals Sa cents extra. XaUnees YVcdnri- dayi and fcaturdaj.

WANTS 1 8CE LIa. Jf EO US. ANTED Street men. auctioneer, and pd-V olera to sett new nouons. jewelry, etc, at site and country towns; cheapest house in the I S.

catalogue I re. Afents' Supply Chi-eaa-o. 1U. ANTED-T0 LO.Oi-Two sums of tafin. OPmMtlii.il tVIHNl lAAiu naM.

per cenu for term ef years on real estate roort- gsge. Apply to HALE HullUt and Maiu. AN'Ttll KE8IDENCK-A centraUv-locat- or m-miin iwil.it-. In mwv. berbood, by a careful aud prompt-paying tenant.

Must bare water, ess. bath-room aud other soa-venienees. stawas; rent per muntb, H. J. A- mis omce.

jel rANTED BOARD In a privAte familr. wnere there are no other boarders, by a family of live, who can furnish their own rooms if necessary. Address, statins- location and terms. UUmOE. thm office.

autf dtf ANTED-You lo get fine card photos, 1 a cabinets. ana fj. fiahy pictures a specialty at LLHOO 8 UALLLKY, J.Sof son, below 1 bird st. A.VI'k I'ersons ueau-mjr speedy curse of ali private diseases to call on Dr. RICH.

Consultation free sua strictly oaAdenaaL iioura a a. m. to a. aae aaveruaeuieus. lauw url i WAXTS-FEjIALE HELP.

ANTKU oOO GIRLS to you want a r'fl? lom. 10 l'Lia 111.1-. LSf LOMr.N A0ENCY, 3VI Fiftu to get a good girl at obce. Nice cooks, nurses, maids, for city of country, wane or colored, (iood help fcr good places; good places for good help. Attend.

ANTJCL Wetnsai seekliur wars of any kind. aad ladtee waanaK aervania, are niuueeted it Mil at us ems of iue Rooitn'i Chmaaa As- testation. 341 Suaita avenue, over Fouda'sa-rb-eery. any siunuiis uvm ig luU a'aiuM. uirloa i WANTS SIALIC I11aL.1.

WANTED 20 male cooks. 'J bar tetidara. 15 wallers, 1 steward, 7 carrisK Urivers. lO blacksmitus, meu with wives, oO mechanics. var.ous irades, 100 farm haudt and many others.

Cilixeus find -Help free at LOC1SV1LLK tX PUlVMKN AOatXC V. 3-jl Fifth st. WANTED-A few youug men who write plain, ly aud fcpeil accurately lor the general canvass aud compilation of tue City lircciory. Ap- plicauuu must be sent to the uudersigued in applicant's own Laud writing. Give relereace.

Ad- O-iessC. K. CAhO.N. eily. WAN TED-AGENTS.

ANTKU Lady of education on salary la every city aud village. A few wauled to travel. No capital required. Yl.Flt. at iotroit, Mich.

WA.NTKD-TJ1E TRADES. WAMED-NUN-UKION llOLLEKS Good pay and atasuy wore for tue best store plate inohiers. Apply to iA i 11 K. isjtKll Ot Albany, N. 1.

aul WANTKD SITUATIONS. WANTED SITUATION By wdUdyith one onild years old as housekeeper or cook. Auuret ilrs, c. No. l.lJ Oldhatu su Koit Jtp; Vh I 'OR Ri-N l-llhlcK COlTA0E-0f rooms, I No.

tvaiituL Apply twh.lv. AULLb, i4 W. Jiam JOR KENT SIX liWELLIN'US No. B-JO. w.

s. tirst. nortu of rtroailwuy. S-IO; Uos. w.

m. biatti. nuris of ainut, Xu. A04, a. a.

lirtcaiuridfcS, above iirsi, No. UK, a. s. Jacoo, abovo First, o1L0u; No. I.

Mi, e. s. boc-oud, near tt. Cathcriue, JoO; No. l.UoJ.

e. a. 'ihird, wuUi ul hrwkuiruluc, JiKLtW. xiCcHAX-A. A 4u4 W.

Mam st, aulk ulO I'OR RENT-UOL'SLS-A dwalUng bouse cur. seventh at. aud Lucas I'lace; rout per month. Abo ou ou chestnut near six Ui; reuttoO. 11 ALL A BRo.

aulj ha.MAlhtf I.Olt KKN'T A THKEK-alOKY liLSIDKNcK Ot li rooms, on n. s. of Cbesiuut, ueh lourtb aud Fifth with double parlor, i lare aud siuau sieepiue- rouuia. bat u-room, hot aud cold water. ara.

aa. aitcneu ranae, aaa ail outer cunveuieuL-es. It uesu-ed, will rent completely furnisaed loa rtspecuuie and respuusibie tenaut at must reasonable rates uutii October 1. Ad-dress AVS.KV. this eiiice.

Jel. dJcSuU FOIC 1CJaT-JUUj1S. I70R KKN'T Two front rooms on second floor. X1 furuisued; rvXereuce reuuireu. Apply at Vi.WainUL IOK KKNT kleicaut rooms on second and A.

third floors Courier -Journal feuildlug. Apply in couutiug room. JAauU TjOR SALK bakery and Confectionery la the A Kast rnd. doinir a ood busiuvas. Adureae ic, care of Letter-carrier No.

11. ITOH BALE-MAKE AND 8CKKY WAUON A an oe hcb at Cau-flUEton-s sutbla. Tne mar is 8 eats old, is geutle, aad has bteu driven by a lauy for the past three ytars; the surry ia Itood condiiiou, aud can he arranieed for two or iuvr Aieople. 1'aruVuiars slaoie. FOIt SALE-ltEAL ESTATE li'OR SALE-COTTAGE That beautiful brick A.

cottss-e, south side of Oak street, beu Third and Fourih, coutainuur 7 rooms, in perfect order, lot one ot the beat locations in the city; will sell for SI.OOO cash, balance on lone time, l-i ice very low. AlALK Bullitt and Maiu. I.XIR SALE K1HST-8T. DWEL1JNU A coxy -siory aud Kairet brick dweliiutf. oontaiuiu 7 rooms, with every modem conveuience, large yard, in good location.

Will seU bouse aud aU of tue at S-A, OoO. and is a special barirain. HALE hullitt aud -Main. I-'OR SALE OR RENT A nice two-story brick A house of 7 rooms, water and est, in vood order; lot 3x140 feet, on a. w.

cor.Mxtu ahd Myrtle opposite Central Park; price $4,300. Apply to tv. a. KLILaaKN 1mjK'F. s.

w. corner fourth and tireen sis. If OR SALE -RESIDENCES AND CHOICE 1 BClLiiNG LOT: farties desirine lo a nice bom or choice build ik lot can llud just what they waut by cailiug od us. It is no trouble to snow our property. HALE At Kuliittand Jlain.

Ij'OR SALE SUBURBAN HOME A handsome A place ot 7 acres, highly iuiprovod, 4 mile trom tbe city limits, on lirowusboro road; wiU exchauue for city property. AiALE LuiliUand Mam. i'OR SALE FARMS In Jefferson, Shelby, Henry aud Oiubaui counties, which we will be giaU to Show. RL'CllANAN 401 W. Alain sv.

uuis uio UOAltlIIVU. BOARDIXG-Parties desiring nic frout rooms, single or en suite, with board, can be accommodated at BAO Vt alnut at. Uoou nbraucn required, an lo-lf PEltSOXAL. VLLEH's BRAIK FOOD arrests all involuntary di scnarces. removes mental despondency, aad restores wonderful power to the generative cr.abs.

6 fori. DruggisU', or by mail roui J. Ai. JA5 irst New Yors. DOllTuTnjaSuljr T) ED-WITTING IN CHILJ)isXN.

leoars tasia. A-r at sate aasas-reeaote saw us uc. Kiiui'i s.xtraut ot ttueu. Ciieap MyertisiDg. the mum TIMES hicb has reached a circulation that must jiav inarMi the atieutiou of aaveruasrs suica cireu-attua is steauiiy crw.iiic uay oy aay is prepared to tuaae ccatracts at a uucu cueaper riA cirtdisuoa cousiasreo.

ta any wuttr paper id LouiiV.Ue.. iue pueushers sspeelsJly asc esse attention those wno uare COiU'oiiAriON aou otaer stin-uar notices to puoiiau. to tueir rates, wuiea far ihit.pecaity are ni.ee suits war toaa aay otaer aty papera. Ainat ot its columns by retail dealers is Uciiau. as rates and rmuite wul Be guaranteed prove sansiActory Orters ten at TIMES Counting Room, 304 I ourta aVsuua, Col-bieb-Joi-bxai.

tfuildioic next oar te corner ureea, will save prompt -ivntnia W. ai. IvUlAAN, iswuaeai Kiiacee 1LAIL1COAD IME-TABLES. 1 -Leaise a'avat AwMI Depot Tenth aad Mapmerrweta.1 All trains are ma by Central Standard Time; Trains maraod dadv: iaur ezoeot Sunday. Leave I Amv Loeisvnle.

Louisville i a a a a 1:00 a a SjWaJ ttri: 'lli SOAI SOee lMlts 3:20 a a IuhJab "9:0 ra 643 A I tMti 0:4) 10:40 a 49r a i ForKaahviile. kwis's, i Decatur. For Naehv', Chaa'a-a. i Atlanta, Aavaanan. Maeen and tiautaeast I For -JacksoariUa and i Flonda potnea.

For Huinootdt. Milan, i 3(tiapoii, LitUe K'k. and th aouth west. I rorssozT. 3 rs.

Aanev. Col' bis. Cas and poinu. For I nan ran. Loadoi Jellleo iasuvuie Kowlinir ilraa laa'a itaraatown A.n.nn.iaa's boiid trains aad Bsffet tQeepiBg-ears te New Orleans.

Pslaee Sleeptacara to little keek. Siempnasaad Knuxvau witbowt eaaac- Taroua-a tnasnee Aampbia aad Warm epnaga, H. peepers on a. m. train epea la depot at "'a.

ci Cheer. Oaleeml euf AfretfefO JC JK (In arVae. Julv 10 Solid Trains aad PuUnts Sleepers for and New Orieaaa, counseling for au points souiavan. Ticket edSse. Sdo Fowna ave.

tepv sseata aad ksm sax. fast Line Mail Daily. STATtoaa. Daily. Leave Loaisviiia An-.

Cecilia. Ar an khsaoetksown AM: 10:44 est, am a an iv. central City. Arrive Arrive Madssonvul. amv lieaaersoo Arrive Arrive Fulton Arrive Rives Arrive Ueoapaia.

Arrive New Orleans Arrive Mobile 1:33 a 2:34 a a s-Hoab 7:43 A 8:0 a a 1:30 am 7:40 a a rm 3:47 rs 4:40 9:22 2 :40 a a Tl IJhM FuUm" SJeeeer to New or-leana aad is solid train to Memphis. lwt daUy. except Senday. p. a.

feta Founeeata ami K.L-k. Fast Lin am tea as LouasvUle at 1 :30 a. m. atad Liuo arrives at Louisvule at 6:3 r. B.

Acooni a arrives at LouitvUla at juo a. m. itailrewsL Tims Schedule in Ifatl May S4, 18B3l Trains Kast leave LonisviB 4:50 a. a. e.

r.M. Arnveat frotpeet 6:40 a. 3:10 p. p. :10 a.

p. M. Trams est leave Proepees 71 a. A. p.

etUi p. ViM, a. P.M. Arrive Louisvule Trail a. A.

7:0 10:90 a. m. bun p. a. Daily except TSaaaays oaiy.

Fmm-Um aaeTte waae) Jtrm awylveaia Jteva Lv LoulaviUe via U. A t2.oP A. Cinrin. I am' a Lv Louisville via H.SL Lv Ar Ar Ar As Ar Rsltiuiore Ar Washington Ar 'h llaoei Ar New Yorx Ar Boston a at 7:20 7:40 a a 11:50 pm 6:30 a A 0:43 it :00 a OaO 11:10 am 6:20 pm 6:10 A a a a '00 a 3:30 Umited Kxpress leav Louisville daily at m. r.

arrives CTttsountu Hk haltimr.rA A d.n r.r.i arrives rltiaburvh v. iiaauaiuii P. Pbiladelphi 4:43 p. au. New York 6m r.

m. tDaily. Sleeping Cars Louisville -to PblladeU Pbla and New York via C. aad L. without ehauxe.

Sleepina- Cars Indianapolis to Philadelphia and New York. TO-DAY'S AUCTION SALES. BI MERIWETHER. RDM AH A MEGLEMRT. AC'CTIONEERS.

Assignee's Sale at Auction of Large Stock of Pietnres. Frames. Mirrors, ine Cabinet Work and Artists' Ms-teriaig. at -No. iZS Fourth arenne.

AS Assiatne of Allan Haasett 1 will seU at puoliu auctiou ou ThuraOay, August leaj, at lu o'clock A- M-, ou the premUes, at No. 63d ourtn aveuue, between tireen and Walnut In the city of LouisviUe, tbe assets of said Alien baMett, consisting in part of lie- turea, Picture 1-rames, Mirrors. Caoinet Work and Artists materials; also the natures. Coua-ters, auow-CMo, 1 tail baf, etc, elo. Said stock and fixtures wilt first be offered as a whole, but should no sale aaa whole be effected, theu the articles win be immediately offered in detail, the sale continuing from day to day untd completed.

Persons desiring to purchase as a whole are in vited to call at ofhee of the Aasuxnee and examine tbe inventory. Terms at aale. H. S. IRWIN, Assirne of Allen At Basse Rooms 7 and Law liuildinaT.

aaawaawaaaaaweaaaawaaaaaaaaeaeseaaeaaaaweaaaaeaaas FOIt SALE, Commissioner's Male. W. Foushee, assignee of H. C. Clay, plaintiff, versus 1L C.

clay and others, deieudahls. I ay ette Circuit Court. BY virtua of orders of th Fayett Circuit Court entered at in May Term, aad tbe August special Term, lSSo, in the above styled ao- tioa, tbe undersigned Master Commissioner of satu court will seu at public auction to the blg-h-es aud best bidder, ou equal credits o( Ia and 18 months, on THCRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1883. at about 11 o'clock a.

on tbe premises, that real estate situated about 3 miles from the eity of Lexmclou. in SandersviUe, in Fayette county. Kentucky, consisting- of about a acres and 4 poles of land, upon wbich are the distillery, warehouse, saiJ property being known as the btoU. Clay A Co. Distillery property.

Tula is oue of the finest pieoee of property of the kiud lu Kentucky. The purchaser may. at bis election, pay cash for saiu lund. but it tie doea not ao elect will be required to execute lo tbe uudersigued three bonds with good personal security, each for ons- tuird of the purchase money, payable in six. twelve aud eiKUteen months, respectively, after the day ot sale, and bearing Interest from the' day of sale at tbe rate of per cent, per until paid.

Said bonds will have the force and effect of a judgment end retain a lien upon tbe land until paiti. But tbe purchaser shall have tbe right at any time to pay tbe whole of the purchase money in cash in satisfaction of said bonus, by payina said purchase money and interest thereon up to the day of aymeuti WATTS PARKER. m. c. r.

C. c. laoveraaaeat Sale taartsraaastr's Srf- ert. Jxi-ecbsosvillx. August IS, 1885.

WILL be sold as tbe Jefferson ville Depot of the ouariormaster'a Department, on Tuesday, bepUmber 13. lHbo. at 10 o'clock A. l. a lot or VuJtrtermaster'a property, consisting- of Clothing, Camp aud Garrison Equipage, and Ouartermaster iwres, includmg Blouses, Tents.

buttons. a sorted Cuttinxs, Veteriaary Iaatru-nients and 1-auniars, assorted Chaina. assorted Toots, be rap iron, and uiacy other niiecaiiaaeoua articles, 'lerius, cash in Catted States funds. Catalogue, will be furnished upon application to tbe undersigned, and the property can be examined at any time before the day of sale, between the hours of o'clock a. b.

and 3 o'clock p. Property must be removed at expense of purchasers within fifteen days from date of sale. ADDISON BARRETT, Captain and M. S. K.

U. 8. Army. COAIa. Coal Reduced! JOS.

WALTON MINtRS AJ.D SUXPPAUtS OF Pittsburgh CoaL Pittsburgh Lamp, lie PitUburgh at, 9c 2.S3 Kajmoad titj. 10c ISO Family Coal a Specialty. A.tTHAACirav. 014 Lehifh Bagar Leefaad SereBioB al lowest market ratea. TELEPHONE CONNECTION; MAIM OFFICE: No.

250 Third St. Branch efltce and yard south wees eorner oc Main aad Hancoea saa landings foot of- Floyd toot ot NfvsuUi st, bpeciai rales to dealer. ana lafy consumers. jel dAisuic CHOICE COAL. Screened for Family Use, ANTHRACITE.

Prompt Delivery. Bottosn Prieee, TPXl'HOKl COXJilCTlOK. Belknap Cooper, nrru a.ib mam aia. fv4 8u.Tairuiy L.OST. eSavpww1Ve4.wa LOST COW On the 15th a dark red cow.

whit horns. Pleas return to D. C. AUGUSTUS, Preston st, beyoad railroad trcer lag, and receive reward. RAILROAD TIME-TABLES mmm u.M jrstursy, OnlyLiaeRssalsf toMd Traiat RetwmLOahv Vis La.

saal Waski. weai Vtaae avw, V9 allaW Ticaet omce, rourth aveaua, central kUtnaard Tiase, la eileot beu. Jo. 184. Ta.

Sar'rs tAST-eesaaa rast Uaa, Daily. Local Ex. u. ex. is.

T.V raawtaiwalLm 7Jlip lOJtePB 4 mi am data 8:00 AM 13m pm lJOri 7:00 a a 7.A3 at 10:44 12:33 AM 4:33 a A A 7:40 A I 10: Jrl a a 10.37 A ex Ar Caaraeataaw. Ar. hanawaa Fails. Ar AMerson Ar White Seiohur Ar Covutton ArCUftoalerge ArOoaaea ArSisuws, Ar ArAftoe aawa. Arcs.wertaiillla 3u7 rm I a iStrs ilO pa ar Vera.

Lv ChariattesvUie Aritieaaiead Ar Newport New. at C.H i-o-at CoeaAon Ar Norfolk Ar Louisvule. eOO AMI. eseua a ri lLieiHi iiViopM rs at 8:00 P. a laa ass Line leaves Loahrviu datiy wita fwia- an care aad solid train to Washington, 0.

without cbaure. ceaneednc fat Union Dnot ton Baltimr. j'liilsdelphia. Mew Vera and ah Fast. Pbuadiphia paaseogars aaa reaAaAa tasiesoer BSUl 7 A.

M. Direet eonneetloa or aU pointa ia th VklBiae aad carotins. Ohm. waul t7r-es ia a Jteatse. Depes leash aad Maale atresia City Ticket OJlse liaia, near eurta.

la JaCeat June SO- laaa. bxpeaas. Expraaa. Leave Lowisville. Arrive Amv AMaata.

Arrive gavsansh Amv Arrive Amv Vickseurg Arrive New 0:0 AM 3:30 am pas SayOPB 8:60 am 3:13 pm :30 a st 8:33 a 9:30 a At a a I Bgpre.a. jkxpr.ae. Arrive Leave Cat ttaaeoga Leave A Maa at Leave Leave Jaaaaoaviile Leave Meridian Leave Vieaaouraj. Leave New orieaaa Ml 7:10 a a i 33X1 A 6-ip 1:30 PM V.iOru 3r07 a a 7 CO 7:23 10:15 pm 0:10 a 7uWab Mann DoudoaT aad PaUsman ralsst hotel I.bssi panor arsn Otneaaaaa aaataara. Day-Manx nd ever the sssnis CtoesnaaM bwutkera.

Wast Maia ssrees, and depot Aanta aad at. pie sareeta. i i ssfTfeMvifie, Jfdtee m4 Imdimnm- Hm Jfn.p.d. rTrains raa Ceaaml Standard Tlasa.1 I No.e. Ne.1.

3:43 an 7:40 a a Leave Albany. 7:00 a Leave Jeearsonvuie 3:33 AM 7:30 AM Arnee eevatour Arrive idilts a a Arrive a SauOy 10:49 am Arrive Rusavule. ArnvecasaorulgeOitr. Amve SiAeAa 10:4 a Amvcmcair. tii rs AmvaaLLouii 7:30 Arrive Cleveland.

:50 a U'Jtk a Amv. itostoa 0:4 Mo. I No. 7. Leave LewlsviUe 3:11 a Leave New Alnaay.

iMru Leave 7 Arrive Seymour. 4-Al a a Amve coiusaeas 6:3 JO Amis indiaaapias 10:43 pm Amve Cmuairo. 740 am Amvoe. 7UMa Arrive Cleveland. ArnveMufalo Amve atoatea.

a i ljaMe. I Ho. lo. I 4. I save lad lan.

4:10 am 8:1. a Amve JeflarseovMle 7:13 a 11:30 a Amve New Alnaay l-aOp Amve Loauevtiie lain a'a So. a. Ke.6. Leave Anwiaoaaoua.

Amve Jeaeraunviiie ArnveNew liOri 7:0 a II 7:15 a 6:4 At 10:3 10:4 st Amve I niawvaUa SoaTiTa. TaWMrna esoevt aaadatj. Train leaving LouitjrUle at r. M. hat palace sleeping- cars to Cjbicatro daily.

Train leaving at 7:40 a. at. has chair ear and coaches to Caice-(o without change, daily except Sunday. Uepot northeast corner our teen th and JUaui streets. "ST.

LOUIS AIR-LIN Uie, wemsawwUi mm BU Lewi Mmtt- SSHSf. Bridire Depot Corner Fou rases th and Mala sta. ineaect juiy ao. aooo. 8t.

Loasai Xirbt I Evansv'a 'Mai. I lipr's TAecom. Lv I at st Ote 8:13 am. 8:30 pm 3:19 pm Lv New 3:35 pm a 11:40 pm Ar Pruieeion. lao pm IJJOab Ar kvaaavula.

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vDaMy exeept ttaaday. Wo ehang- of ears between Louisville aad St. Louis. Only line ranaing solid traius with Poll-man Palace Sleeping can. Elegant day And smokina ooaciies- City tissel oa ess, soatkwest eerser Feerth ssd Maia, 144 Main, a ear Second, and Bridge IMepot.

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