The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

COHVEHTIOHS GALORE. IIow the Southern Farmers Propose To Throttle the Jute Trust. Ohio Episcopalians Elect Dr. W. A.

Leonard To Succeed Bishop Bedell. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers In Session At Erie, Pa. Deliberation, of tha Ooffin Maker, Oath-olio Knights, United Brethren and Other Bodies, VrSTXHlJimiTAKlAIIS CONVENE. Birmingham, May 1 5. (SpeeiaLi The Fanners Alliance mreins, which assembled in thia city to-day, was one of the meet important convention of the kind ever gnthered in the South.

Ita object ia to resolve on a second declaration of independence, in other words, to throttle the Bugging Trust. Over one hundred delegate are present, thirteen bouthrrn States be.ng represented. A committee was appointed to-day to confer with representatives of the Jute TJagginz Trust now in the city and to Insist on their cumins to terms. The Jute men say they Will supply bagging lO cents, but bay they can not -remise to keep this price during tlie season without conferring with headquarters. The committee gave them un-Vl to-morrow to dctiJe.

It is scarcely lirohuhie tliat an agreement can lie reached, aud if not, it is almost certain a boycott will be declared. A big cotton bagging factory will be established in this State. The convention transact all business in executive session, and it is difficult to know exactly what they intend to do. It is certain, however, that the rgJC concern will have to come to terms of the Alliance or fight the thirteen States represented. The Bagging Committee consists of the following gentlemen: Messrs.

Duncan, of Texas; Bone, of Alabama: ritliirtnni: Arkansas: Masser. of I lorida Livingston, of Georgia; Kentucky; Clayton, of Louisiana: lirennan. of Mississippi; Corr, of North Carolina: Mcintosh, of South Carolina, and Oowan. of Tennessee. PR.

W. A. LCUXAI1D ELECTED. Ha Will Be Assistant tw BUho Bedell and Sut'ffd film. Toledo, May 15.

The seventy-second annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Ohio convcjiett Imre to-day. The special interest attending this meeting arises from the fact that it electa an assistant Bishop to the venerable Bishop Bedell, which assistant, when Bishop Bedell's resignation of his oflice, already made pub-Ale, is formally accepted by. the House of Bisbo), will succeed to the full Episcopal office. It was decided at the morning session to make the election of an assistant ltiahop the special order for 3 o'clock thia afternoon. The candidates were Kev.

Dr. W. A. Leonard, of Washington, and lr. -Joseph Blanchard, of IV-troit.

The result was Dr. Leonard, 30; Dr. Blamhard, l'J; scattering, 4. The vote on Dr. Leonard's aeceptitnee was for and 2 acaniKt.

The election of Dr. Leonard as assistant Bishop and 6u.ccesi.or of Bishop Bedell was then made unanimous. The convention then adjourned until to-morrow. Orer 200 Are rreient. Erie, May 15.

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, which convened liere yesterday, got down to business to-day. Over 200 of the leading engineers in the United States are present. At to-day's sosion the following papers were read: "The Piping of ttel Ingots," by Thomas S. Crane, Newark, N. "Uain Sharing," by Henry K.

Towne, Stamford, Conn. Comparative Cost of Steam and hw 'barles IL Manning, U. S. N. The.

Old Jjoeomotive Samson," by D. W. Kohb, Amherst, 11.: "Co-operative Los by x'riction in a Transmitting Dynometer of Different LonJs and Speeds," by Samuel Wenler, Charleston, N. II. The hociety will remain in session till Friday evening, when the mem bent will leave for New Ycrfc, where they will embark for tiie Paris -Ksposit ion.

During the session the council reported that it had received an invitation to bold a meeting in London in May by the scientific societies of that city. The council a'so reKrted that 175 of their society had chartered the City of lUcli-znond for their imrtv exclusively, and that a prty of twenty more would follow with a party of rift of the American Society of Civil and would join the first partv in IaverjoL After holding meetines in London, the party go to Paris, and disiund in the latter city. United Brethren Christ. York. May 15.

Bishop Jonathan Weaver, D. presided over the deliberations of the general conference of the TTnited Brethren in Christ this morning. The Committee on Memorials and Petitions submitted a reKirt in which they rind that the petitions against the revised confessions of fiiitli and the new constitution submitted to them, came from forty conferences and ugjirounted 16,282 petitioners. The petition have been in circulation for three years aud i-ontain names of parties who are dead, parties not memlcr ot thin church nd rmmr-a of persons who voted for the revisea cooimiinD oi mini nim nmrnucii constitution. Notwithstanding said irregularities adding the number of petitions to the number of votes cast against, the commission act, still there remains a two-thirds majority in favor of the revised confession of faith and the amended constitution.

Coffin Men Deliberating. Chicago, May 15. The members of the Rational Burial Case Association are, holding a quarterly meeting here. They will probably continue in session until to-morrow. Sixty firms constitute the Association of which fifty are represented.

Presidcut William Hamilton occupied the chair. A committee of Cincinnati undertakers have presented a eompaint setting forth that tlie undertakers of that city had acreed to form an organization which would buy ex-' elusivelv of the National Association, and that the Association bad agreed to sell to no one out of the local organization. One or two members having withdrawn from the organization, it has been dis covered that tlicr were being unpolled directly with goods. The matter will be considered. 1 he price-list will not be changed.

Westera I'nitariaa Meet. Chicago, May 15. The thirty-fifth an nual session of the Western Unitarian conference began to-day. D. L.

Shorey delivered the opening address. It was decided that -a fund of S260.O00 for tha missionary work of the conference ahooJd be established aa soon aa possible. A discussion regarding Fallen omen' occupied much of the Jwsv. 4. i-earned, or at.

i-ouis, read a rper on The Minister's Education of To-day," and a letter was read from Kahhi IliTch, of Chicago, a well-known Hebrew liberal, regretting his enforced absence from the conference owing to the death of hlj father. Dnlstief Ibr Catholic Knight. Chattanooga. May 15. Tlie Catholic Knightt of America held their second day's session in this city to-day.

The day was occupied almost altogether in the discussion of the perpetuation of the prarnt sinking fan. of the order. Some delegates favored the retention of the present system; others of increasing the sinking fund; others to diminishing and restricting and a few of abolishing it. It was finally referred to the Law Committee, and will come up again. A C.

K. of A. Treamer Abtcotdi. Columbus, May 15. (Special.) A sensation has been created in Catholic circles here over the absconding of Henry O'Krian, Treasurer of the St.

Panl's Branch, No. 164, of Catholic Knights of America, of this city, with $200 of the accumulation of monthly dues and Kick beuclit fund of the order. O'Brian is about forty years of age and unmarried. He has always borne a good character, and was a charter member of the order which he robbed. Detectives are now on his track, and his arrest is expected to take place soon.

He took a prominent part in all Catholic church affairs. Southern Presbyleriaa Assembly. Chattanooga. May 15. The Southern Geueral Assembly of the Presbyterian church will meet in this city to-morrow at 11 o'clock.

An organization will be effected, and the first business meeting neld to-morrow night. Keeping Mam. Denver, May 15. The conductors were in executive session all day, and no business transacted has yet been made public DICK TATE AGAIN. A California Sheriff Start a Sensation Uy a Telegram oi Inquiry.

Frankfort, May 15. tSpecial.) 1'he sensation of the day is a telegram yesterday evening which Sheriff John C. Noel, of this county, received from Sheriff II. Brinkiel, of San Francisco, calling tor an accurate description of ex-State Treasurer James W. Tate.

Aa nothing further relating to the matter has developed, it ia supposed the San Francisco official was mistaken in his caso of iJentity. There are many here who believe that there is good pround for supposing that Mr. Tate may have unwittingly walked into the hands of the law there from a restless yearning especially dominant in mankind in springtime to travel or find content and happiness in the society of congenial friends. They think that Mr. Tate's stroug attachment to Kentucky, his genial disposition, requiring the friends of his best days, whom habit and dependence have made essential to his happiness and well being, will resistlessly draw him back to this country and maks him accept the risk of capture, to which a more cose-hardened villain, in the absence of such promptings, wo lid never subject himself.

It is difficult to sift the true from the fale reports spread about Mr. Tate, but it is asserted here by those who ought to know that he was in business in Australia for a while; that in Janjary last he was seen to hoard a ship in Japan, the destination of which was not known, after which all communication or knowledge of him ceased. liven his wife, it is i 1,, Las not beard from bitn since this date. This assumption that he has l-een cruising about between Australia and Japan has given rise to the lelief in many here that he has really fallen into the hands of the Sheriff of San Francisco. Prominent lawyers have said that if he should return they were satisfied that the hrw wns not far-reaching enojgh to cover his case to the infliction of any punishment, upon him, but on this question the Court of Appeals has not yet been heard from.

Whether it be true or not, it may have tempted him to make the experiment. It must be confessed, though, the Governor has received i. nacrous letter from officials all over the country who were satisfied they had located the fugitive, and when descriptions of him were forwarded not.hing more was ever heard from them on the sub. ject. JUDGE DUBOSE IMPEACHED.

The Result of a Bitt-r Coatroversy Between the Attorua r-firaeral and Judge at Memphis. Memphis, April 15. (Special) The sensation of the day in Memphis is the impeachment of Judge J. J. Dubosc, since September, 1 86, Judge of Shelby county Criminal Court.

The leading cause of impeachment as set forth to day in the bill in Chnncery is that Du-boso was the second of James itriz- zolara in. the famous duel between Briz. zolara and George llielan, just over the Arkansas line, in June, 18TO. By provision of a State law, that went into effect in May, 1870, participation in a duel forever bars the participant from holding publio office. Dubose was at that time editor of the Evening Ledger, and the salient points in the Chancery bill are taken from bis own account of the fight.

This is the culmination of a bitter controversy between Dubose and Attorney General George Peters. The Attorney General was fined heavily a few days ago by Dubose for contempt or court. All the parties concerned, and there are several movers to the bill, aro of the highest standing, and the impeachment is almost the sole topic of discussion on the streets. BURNED AT PRINCETON. A Ksataclcy Towa Receives a Second Disastrous Visitation.

Irinoeton', May 15. (Special.) Another disastrous tire broke out in the lioot and shoe More of W. M. Kawls, on Main street, last night about 12 o'clock, destroying two business houses with most of their contents. It was certainly the work of an incendiary, as persons passed the place at 11 :30 o'clock and no sign of lire wps visible.

In twenty minutes the alarm was sounded, and by the time the crowd assembled, Itawls' house was solid blaze, and nothing could be saved In a few minutes the devouring flames leaped into the grocery of C. L. Smith A Co. A portion of his goods were saved but badly damaged. The fire depart ment.

turned their attention to savin the livery stable of T. J. Johnson and a large warehouse in the rear of Smith's house, and bv hard work. succeeded Had these buildings caught, an entire sun a re would hnve been destrored. Iosses S.

.11. llerndon, owner of bmldiugs. SJ.Ouu; insurance, $2,500. m. AL Kawls, insurance S4.0U.

fc stock. (5,000, partly saved; insurance, Tu Meet Her Lover. Chattanooga, May 15. (Special.) Miss Laura Owen, a charming and beautiful young girl from Mc- Kinney, daughter of a wealthy farmer of that section, was married to-night to Mr. E.

T. Tanner, having irom none so meet tier lover in the city. The parents of the girl violently opposea me maun. THIS COTJRIKR-JOUBNAXt LOUISVILLE, TH USD AY SIoltXTNG. MAY 16, 18S9.

THE NATIONAL GAME. Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati, While the Orioles Lose To St. Louis. Beiults of League Contests The Club Not Yet Bold Columbus To-day. The Louisville and Columbus clubs begin a aeries of four games at Eclipse Park this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

The Babies reached Louisville last night and are in good trim. Harry listerday, who covered short field part of last season for Louisville, AL Mays and John Wehy-ing, the two latter Louisville boys, are with them. The infant are playing a strong game. Should Louisville win three of the gumes, the club will no longer be in last place. Mays and O'Connor will pToliably be at the points for the visitors and Lwing and Vaughn will represent Louisville.

All ladies will be admitted free. 1 he Club Staadiag. But two of the Association clnbs played yesterday, yet by Baltimore's defeat the Orioles went back to fourth place, Kansas City taking third. Following shows the standing to date: Wob. Luti.

ITon. Lost. St. Loui. i Athletics 1-' 10 BrooKlyn IS 8 14 Kirui Jl Coiuinbus 6 15 Baltimore 10 Louisville.

6 IS THE NATIONAL LSAGUE. Won. Vo. Woo. Lost Boston 11 5 Chleag9 9 Philadelphia.

0 Pittsburgh. 10 9 lndiao(xlia. 8 10 New York. 9 8 8 11 The Bostons continue to lead the Lengue. closely crowded by Philadelphia.

With Catcher Lwing in the box New York succeeded iu oefeating Ckveland yesterday, and moved up to fourth place. Brooklyn lO. Cincinnati 6. Cincinnati, May 15. Up to the fifth nning of to-day's game, the Brooklyns failed to secure a hit off Smith's pitching.

From that out, however, they but to! his delivery almost ut will, and won handily, ioiitzs home run hit when the liases were lull, the fielding of O'Brieu anil Earle were the features. At tendance, Ci HNATi. a. la. r.o.

Ajm. bhookxtk. B.1B. P.O. A.

13 10 1 3 0 0 McHhee.aa.1 4 1 7 Meard. I a I 1 louina, iix.l a 4 KHDtn.c I 0 7 4 0 burns, 10 6 1 rpr. 18 3 1 routz.lt.. I 3 10 0 0 Nteol.r. 0 1 0 0 Visnrr.

r.f.O 0 0 0 Tcbc.ii.LM 131 Co hill, .0 1 0 0 Karl, 3 1 ftok. c. 3 8 1 1 bmuh, 1 0 1 0 Carut'rs, p. 1 0 0 0 10 15 10 27 10 3 Innlnrm. 1 4 6 7 8 9 T.

Cincinna.1 1 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 16 brooklrn tfOOOSSSO 0 10 Earned Kun Cincinnati. 5: Brooklyn. 6. Two- Base Corkbili. McPbee.

Smith. Tbree-BaM Kit Fouu. Holiidar. Home Rune routx. Moleu rwsee tuarle, itfOcau.

1 ineknvy, Kout. trouble Plays Collins. Fouu. Carpenter. Karle, Xeenan.

Kar.e and Keonaa. First Has on Balls Hy Fmilh, Caruthers. 1. Passed Balls Clark. Keenan.

Hit by Pitched lerknilL Tiiue Two hours and twedty-five minutes. Umpire Holland. St. Loots Baltimore 7. St.

Louis, May 15. The Browns de feated the Baltimores to-day in a game full of excitement and wild pitching. Foreman was hit hard for four innings. and then gave way to Cunningham, lie retired, however, because of being hit by a pitched ball by King. Ihe Baltimores, with Cunningham in the box.

made a plucky up-hill tight to win the game, but the fates were against them. Sr.Locia a. la P.O. a. c.

Palto a.lap.o. a. e. Lath' ib. 3b a 4 '8 8 firima.e.r.8 8X01 ttj.r.f.

1 8 3 10 Mack. 114 8 NeiiLl. 1 1 i 1 Tucker, lb 1 18 0 1 1 Horn if. l.f.u 110 0 Hob'n. OO-30 Kuiudle.

3b. 1 4 D'flee, cf. 1 0 6 0 0 iarreil.n 10 8 0 Fuller, a S.8 0 8 3 0 Som r. r. f.O 0 0 0 8 Boyle.

a 1 it 0 late. c. ...1 3 4 10 Kiug, 0 1 0 Koremn.p 0 3 0 1 cnn i a 9 8 87 19 1 7 10 37 IS 6 Inninra 1S34B678 9 T. Pt. Louis 3600001009 Baltimore 1 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 07 Earned Runs Bt.

Louis. 8: Baltimore. 4. Two- ba.ie Hila Boyle, Tale. Hume Kuns I jttham, GnfTln.

stolen Bases C'omiskey, Kobinson 2. Uouble llays Miindie and iucker. l-iretttase on Balis King. 1: foreman. Cunningham, 4.

Hit by Pttcned Ball King. foreman, a. htruck Out Bv 0: ly Koreman. 1: by Cunning ham, 3. Wild Piiebes Kins, oreman, Cunningham.

1. 1 line Two tiours and (airly muiutea. Cmpire Jlesalts of National League Games. AT KW YORK. New York.

4 3 0 8 9 0 6 0 016 Cleveland. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 Batteries New York. Hatfield. F.wlo and O'Kourke: Cleveland. Beatin and butellfle.

1bm Hits Ne Ion, Cleveland. 4. Errors New York. Cleveland. 6.

AT BOSTON. Boston 0 4 100800 08 Pittsburgh 1 000041107 Batteries Boston. Rati bourne and Bennett: Piusburyb. Klaiey and Mnler. Base Hits Boston, Vi; Pitisourga, 6.

Errors Boston, Pitts burgh, 8. AT PHILADELrUIA. Philadelphia, .1 0040000 16 Chicago 1 voiiuuio Batteries Philadelt a. Bumnton and Clem ents: Chicago. Tener and i arrelL Ba lina- Philadelt hia.

10; Cuicago, 1J. trrors PuUadel- phia, Cnioago, a. AT WASHINGTON. Wasbtnrtoa .0 1 00000001 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 Battenee Washincton. Haddock and Ehilzht Indian Doha.

Boyle and Myers, base Hits asb- Indiauapoiia, 4. ICrron Washington, Indiauapoiia, i. Notes. Elmer Smith's pitching days are rer. This is Ladles day" at- Eclipse Fark.

Cincinnati bally needs strengthening in the box. Cunningham is Baltimore's- winning pitcher. Buck Ewing has developed into quite pitcher. 1 im Keefe's brother is pitching good ball for Syracuse. 'Wnshinton is becoming dissatisfied with John Morrill.

The first appearance of the Associa tion Baby this afternoon. Iitcher Shreve may sign with the International League Club. Galviu'a injury is so severe that he can not play again this season. Virtue, first-baseman of the letroits, is said to le the coming man in that sition. Word comes frevn New York that Elmer Foster and i'iteher Ocoige will le released by the uiants.

Louisville is- bracing tip. The players do not want to be turned out in the eokl world. (Exchange. The Lctfisville Club evidently don't wish to be sold, lhey uro playing much better ball oi late. (Exchange.

When Louisville starts to hit a pitcher, thev do it with the muie etfect as when they hit the groali-r. (Li change. ihe sale of the Louisville (Tub fail ed ti materialize yesterdav, as was ex fiected. Two of th gentlemen who are negotiating for its purchase had business out of the city, and aked lresident Davidson to wait on them un til today. Cm nire Lynch is even worse than Re was last year.

If Iresideiu Young really thinks that this man is the liest, in the League tia-re is not mut-h wonder that we have poor umpires. (New York ihe umpires, as a general thing. are giving less satisfaction, this yea than ever before. Bill Gleason. the AthelticV unsigned short-stop, is still in town waiting, waiting, waiting.

BiD does not Intend to break his neck signing as- long ns he has an opportunity to lay on on nis weaitn. but there is a Dro6ncct of his becoming a. Colonel soon, for tue Louisville manage ment is aicaenng wim ue Atmetics lor Bill release, and if they get it Bill win sign with them. Bftl says he will. (St.

Louis Star Sayingn. Mark Baldwin explains his poor work in his opening game for the Columbus Clnb a week ago by saying re had never been accustomed tJ tlie coaching methods employed by the Association players, and found himself badly rattk-d before ho had occupied the box two innings, rations of League games who have seen one or more Association sames this sea son will readily believe Baldwin's state ment. Dirty" boll ploying and rowdy, boisterous coaching seem to have a long wav the best of gentlemanly conduct and bcuorable ball playing in the younger organization cities this season. uiew York Sun- he a.r IT. Col.

Colyar Repudiates the Revola-tioaary Ktatemeut Attributed to flint In Mrw York. Nashville, Tenn, May 15. (Special.) CoL A. S. Colyar, in an Interview today, repudiates the alleged interview published in the New York World in which he is quoted as saying I don't mind saying that I am in sympathy with the movement to form a protective tariff in the South; and it is probable we will be compelled to rind our party home in the Kepnblican fold." CoL Colyar says he is for protection, but prefers to fight for it inside the Democratic party rather than out of it.

Accused of JMaaipalatlag Kates. Chicago. May 1 5. To-day at the meet ing of the Board of Managers of the Interstate Commerce Railway Association. Chairman Walker reported that the Chicago and Northwestern, the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.

Paul, the Rock Island nd the Wisconsin Central were all tulty of manipulating rates on coke and oh contrary to thu Interstate Law. Tie representatives of the accused roads claimed that they were only carrying ut. certain deals made before the aaso- iation was ortunized. 'ihe meeting re ferred the matter to the Executive lioard for action. Cliairmati Walker exoner- tcd tlie St.

I'M til road from any blame the Armour contract allowing one cent a mile on refrigerator cars. A Yomiitul liuard. Frankfort, May 1 3. (Special.) Henry Duncan, a scventevu-yeur-old son of Sheriff Dunean. of Wayne county, ar rived in the city this evening with Bout Adams, a colored boy, who was sen tenced to the penitentiary tor two years for raising an order lor thirty cents to IJ.

Duncan iiad a anidnlgnt ride of twenty mile in a carrLtae wiiu hut pris oner from Moiiticcllo to Burnsides and without assistance or a guard landed Adams safe iu the penitentiary. Cacao Jfe-t i at Paik'e Hill. Paris. Mar 15. (Sneciall Park's Hill earaD-meetins- will becin Julr 31.

Iiev. Sam Jones will arrive tbo second day and conduct the meeting ten days or two weeks. He will be assisted by able divines from both Georgia and Ken tucky. Brlcht's disease bss no svmotoma nf Its own." says Pr. Uobertn.

of tha University at "ew York City. Additional omof whr War ner's bate Core cures so many dloorder which are only ijiupiomj of kidney disease. RIVER. AhO WEATHEB REPORTS. lATTrCBI AJTS lOBSITCDB OP IVOCtSTTUA AAtrauoe.an iy.

Loawiuae, SIGNAL SLK VICE RETORT. Weather ladicaiioue For To41ar AS Predicted Ity the itareau. War IXpartment. Eicuitl Btrviee. Wsahlnf.

ten. May IS. The Indications for twenty-toor hoars, beginning at 10 o'clock to-night, are aa fellows for Florida, fair. stationary temDeratare. Variable wind.

ir A sliiiiiA Mlsalselnnl. Louisiana and levai (air. a.uin-rly wluda. Matloa- Bipemiure. except in Nortbesat Alabama, ArksnA.

Xalr. statlonarr efimDerstiiie. souilierly wmdit. rr "iin'-s-tce and Kentncky. fair, southerly winas, wsrnx-r.

exwpt in extreme wr-Lern por- uonc, ivaiinuary temperature. rur on in. Iiiir, nnpi light snnwers on the ski-, warmer ui north-rn itortlon. atarionarr u-mifraiuru In aouihrru portion, aoutnerljr Indiana, fair In southern portion. Ilyht ni-n in nnrtnern poru.m.

aiicnuy irar. eoiithTlv wind. I IIIihik. fair In aouthern Don Ion. smith.

Ms a. l. varnwr Iu portion, sta- tloi.ai iniieriur in portion. For Mii otin, fair. owed by showers In northern jxirtlon.

ulighijy coo.er Thursday lugnt, souuieny winua, Becoming variauie. Jleieorological Recorst. itimclaL Lociavua.s, Hay IS, 18H0. 4. 4.

P. Psrometer 80.08 S9.B4 61 70 Lew-potnt 6J Humidity ii CO tt. wind, velocity 8 7 nauasr Cloudless. Cloudlr Comparative Data Correspoasliag aays or lfinereoi 1 ears. May 15.

WW. BTSn. I 5:5.5, 12 1 S- 0 N.s. 0.38 flood v. 0 w.

0 JO Kair 0.14 loodT. i Cioudy. C.09 I-air. Hear. 0.

18 Clear. Clear. 0.18 I-air. kHidy. tear.

tUear. I0.S3 Fair, fixer is.w. 0.35 Cloudy. I Stttgor IKoiar itr ley 174... 1K6.

ir.7... 1878. .13 leet 0 7 fee 0 7 feet 10 7 feet 4 8 feet 4 9 feet 8 6 feet 8 7 feet 1 8 feet incur 1 inenee 'Jcnes Jictire iP-vi incoes ttenoa 17... mcbes iara uicnes 1 foot vutcnes fee 0 laches 0 feet 0 locoes 7 5 feet .14 0 fee 8 8 fee 8.8 feet 0.8 .08 feet LOCAL H1VKH REPORT. River aud Haiafall.

Hay 13. 7:17 a. 1838. oe Kan is or Putosa. JTatn- rlttsbargb .86 Portsmouth 14.0 .00 aliipolis 10.1 .05 Charleston 8.1 .88 14 Marietta S.4 .00 tinamiau.

12.V Nakiiviue. 4.7 .10 Cairo 14.0 .00 St. Louis S.1 .00 Mempnis lis .08 Vn-kauurg 13.5 .00 b.9 .00 bt. Caul 8.8 '418 ttatl Uepartarss. fifeamers.

"root. Ve. FIcetwoo.i. Cincinnati. Hinow Bay Carroilton Carrolitoa.

Hiberma k.y. river. K. river. Carrie Hope Leaves w'nh ity of Henderson.

r.xcel and tow Cioverport Cincinnau. Hob. i eeok and tow.l'inciunaii Paducuh. Alice brown and tow.Cniro Iittsburgh. CuaaBrown and tow.t'airo Vitisburga.

J. Campbell aud low. Cincinnati Clover port. KateVVaiers and luw.Cincmuaii Cincinnati. uoats i.eurina lo-Dur.

Minnie Bay. Carroilton, 4 p. m. Lancaster. Kentucky river.

0 p. nv. James Unthrttt. L.vaa,vl.le. 4 D.

as. Buckeye State. Memphis, 12 m. City of Madison. CiaclaaaU.

8 B. as. Hirer, Um a and Weather. Tho rlvur was tailing here at dark lass evening, with 4 feet a lnciu in the chuto on tin- fan'. 0 f'-et 0 inches la the canal and 10 i ei at tne ne 01 inn ranai.

UUslnvsa good. uwo in si aril. Orlltwood. The IVSoto. rroia Memphis to Cincinnati.

Is due op this morning-. Tho new Tell city will mako a trial bin at 4 o'clock this evening. A rnrt nf timber went ever taa falls yesterday lor New Albany. Capt. E4 Ilowsrd is building three ntodel sioae vargee ur uriraui St Aaihs Of 6W Lioais.

The Beckers Stat. Cam. Vtea a crsi Clerk Robert UendrlcksoB. leaves for Momxials The dally M'nnJs Bay lesves far QareB, 1873.. M.Tr.

61.0, 61.0 47.0 81. 71.0; (C.O C4.0 71. 67.0; 8S.0 M0i7.0tr. 8.V0 65 0 40.0 8. ao.nr n.o Hotv.ii.

isr. :a.7 61.O1 43.0 44.U m. W.M tW.0 73.I x. 130.3.1 73 Oi tii.o 38.8 jv.E. 77.

4K.0 w. 63 0 61.0 47.0-M.r K. JSK3. 4.l SS.O Hl.lT7.a w. 4.7 74.4' t.llJ 7 K.W.

8 66.3 77.0 M.4W.7N.C K4 W.S 78 3.4 tO 7lW. 7S.71 MO) SI. 1 50. u. 68.8 ST.E, 7 JI.Mi 7.3t M.b,& ten at 4 o'clock.

In eharsa of CsdC Ed Madly and Clerk bam I rani. The Harrv Brown. Offorire Shtras and Coal Valley paved Memphis it.ilnk down yc- leraay wua ineir uiwi in cooa ujc. dotntr otr a month' Mrvl-A at the wLoel of the tharlla Uroo bctwtx-n ialro aud St. IuU.

The James Guthrie is the mall aud exuress rtckot for F.vanavilln this evrmiiK, l-avins; at o'clock. Cant. Meek commaula. wim Uooos Kay In the oilice. l'h, cit.

xr r.n r. v. nM leaves for Cinrinnml at i v'cTuck to-day from the foot of Third I reel. Kooerl WllJ aas charce of her omce. I The Government steamer M.IiiielDn1.

that has bees laid up at since Lat Idll han Itone to St. Ivouik to take the iUvt-r tommi ton lu acw orlcaiin. -Cant. W. T.

Gains' Lancaster leaves for Frankfurt and all points en routo on tb Ken tucky river st tt o'clock tula eAetUBg. Thompson Calvert ia her clerk. The IT. P. Schenck.

Cant. Carter and Chief Clerk Ul.lv Colbert leave, for iew Orleans tu-murrow evenini; at 4 cioca. one rives tnruuira phis of 1 suing to an points in hjm. The A. J.

Baker broke her shaft and ron thro USB herself four miles shove Co.umhu. on the Wleela.icul river. knw klnr out both cyllnder-hesds. one has cone tu St. Louie for tesairs.

1 he WIeirlns Ferry Conitmny. of Nt. Louis. have elected the following ortio-r-i and liir'-tr ors: I'renldent. John IScuillu Ice I'reMdent.

Aunro Church: IvM-reiAi and 1 rt-as-urer. Jl. Ctark rectors John W. Turner. Kn Bernot.

Alenzo Church. Charles Wlsslna aud John bcui.iu. -The New Tork Marine Journal Is after the soaJn af Jamet A. uo.nienl. CSiiLe-rvtsliia- In spector General of the bteam Nt-r and if nnniting laets ot a aerious nature 10 re-nr on the cause ha anr enect.

it ir who ought know al' about Immoiit. will soon gain the end he worklus tor sii 1 a new Bunervisiiijc mauceior oenerai tie apiioiiitm. The steamer Kuth. tilrtfe Lome Memphis and Mew Madrid, and built about a year ago by Capt. llM-ll, was sold 'Inie-ay to tu lo Hue.

ot Memphis, the inability the aellers to meet the UiuiO-r' claim leudeimn a triuia- fer necessary. The Iee mautiers have content listed bul ding a boat for the fi. tnmo about the of the Kuih. and th purchase mar obviate the necessity or doing The United State Light-hou tender has made the following t-hatiK'-s lifruia IMaud. down 34 vaidi: Jiiwa' Kaou.

00 400 yardA; wreck of the floe, rtlM-utitinned jitn wateon s. re-eAiaouem-u iiarria aowu 86O yard: Uli'-v, to ln-ad towhead; O'limt neil'-, d-wn I'oO Klniom. down 2tM) ranln: l'lumh l'olnt. moved up 4o0 yard, op. pukjijo Point landing; new at moved down 7j vari: Morgan l'olnt.

moved op 100 yards; Bradley's, down IM yard. Cant. George Kbbert. one of the o.d-tlme eteunibuetmen, arrived la the city y-terdiiy from Kansas to visit hi eon. taiiU l.ooort i eventy-ave years of sge and hale and hearty.

lie commenced ateanilMiatins in lBJJ on the Charleston as pilot, running from here to tt. Iuia. lie wa- afterward on the Moore. Up per, It'eMUne, Wro. It.

McKee and new Mini-pbla. In IS3A built and eommauded the steamer Rannah Hannah, here, running be tween here snd St. Iul. Cant, l.hre-rt is the oldi-st living iioulsvii and ixtu pilot. sun be Tore lie quit tae river ne ran irom in-rJnnatl to Memohis.

In tso: he reilred from the river and purchased a farm In Kin-, and has since that lime nrMn-a infl-rv-, mi uciajf his first visit to Kentucky since he left. R1VK 1ELKGRAM8. Matters at lMttsaargh. rittsbargh. May 15.

(Special.) Rlrer feet 10 laches and stationary. Cloudy and warmer. indicating more rain. The Hudson and Batch- elor arrived and departed. The Chancellor and Dick 1'ultoB are due to-nignt.

I. ray's Imn Line has a couple of tows of rails aad manu factured Iron ready to go as soon as there is enough water. Harry Falrman. son of Capt. Chaa.

M. Falrman. died euddenly. Capt. I.

M. Mason, of St. Ixiuia. who ha been spend ing short time at Brownsville, the home of his boyhood, leaves to-niiint ior ow uuu WheeJIng. Msr in, Ktjht.

River 8 feet 6 Inches and atauonary. Citar and rieinne.tj Mi, 15 Night. River IS feet locnni mun nmn. 1 eye State, Memphis. r-.

i mm v'lrht Kew Rnnth St. Ixuls: t.rsnlie otate, t-incinuau. i pre xiNew Konih faducah. '2 It. m.

(iranlte State. Memphis, tt. luver icet tucnes and falling. tiear ana cooi. u.w Mlaht WJvee fallen incnes.

iepni 1 i. i ana oeorge oiuree, i- w. uuar. Vlrkahnre Mir IS. Nlkht.

River falling alowlv. laaed an City of Calm, to St. Loula. lO a. City ot louroe K'lt ior stcaea at Wear Clr ean May 18.

Night. Clear and warm. Arrived jona t.nmoro ana narzes. st, Txul: Ouldlng Star, nrmtiau. 1yPoorOack That the common exclamation of those suf fering with rheumatism or kidney troubles.

In either disease Fame celery Commmnd will surely effect a core, and there will no longer be any cause to complain of poor backs." Hundreds or testi monials nke the following confirm our claims for that rand old remedy, Paine Celery Com pound "Two weeks ago 1 could not Bleep more than an hour at a time any night, was constipated and kidneys did not act, and had a rood Real of oala In the back. Since I took Palne's Celery Compound the patn has lea my back, and I csn sleep like a Zkwas rUxnras. West Windsor, Vermont. Having been troubled with rheumi'tipm. for five years.

I was almost unable to pet around, and eras very often confined to my bed for weeks at a nun. 1 hi. u-u ui. clnes imsirin al ile, besides out-slrte hut IO DO BOVBmaxe. iia tuK 4 n.Mltft trial I hn A 1,1,1.

nrl tlSOU OI11J uin wvbv Am Perfectly Cured. can bow Jump around and feel lively as a soy." Frank Cabou. Kureka. Nevada. Price.

8I.00. Hold bydrutrglsta. Send tor eight-page testimonial puper. Wblls, RicBaansoH Co-, Burlington. Yt.

IKK tO CTS. A QUART LACTATE FOOD is meqvKUd Jbetf er new asm mranu. WANTED SALESMEN. T17 AJTTErj SALESMEN Wa wwb a few snen If te sell our goods by sample to the wholesale sad retail trade. Largest saaBufacturers la our line, laslees S-oeeit stamp, wragea 08 per aay.

I iiiiisbsbi poaiuoa. pot Mmav advanced for wages. 1 CENfXKFjlAL. MAN UTACTTRIN'U e. 4a, mh80 SaSuTnATaAQt I a a V.

By MEDDIS. SOUTH WICK CO. SSIG-ITEE'S S-A-XiES. The well-know- Tannery Cancers of injs ana iinproTemenis, liouer, aacninerj and all the tooli aaa appiirve-nances, on Story ayeaoe, Kos. 146 to 1470.

will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTIOIT, Oa the Premises. Tnesday, May 28, 18S. Sale begins at 8 D. m. The lot has a front of 1 la feet on the eontn aula af anal runs south a depth of 000 feet to the middle of rieartraas Creek.

Oa the l-t is a new tandsome two-story rasidsnee. a large tan bark shed, aad a four-story stick tannery building. It is on of the largest aad meat complete tan aeries la Louis vhls. TERMS One-third cash; ha is nop ia 1, 8 sad 8 years, with interest and Im. bitih.u.3)h.

makky rTV'l KY. Aas gnee cf rren. rtltter Bee. AMUSEMENTS. PHCENIX HILL PARK.

Friday Erenlnr, May 17, PHILHABMOHIC CONCERT OBCHESTRA of 40 members, aaaiated by Miss Bertha Stege. Mr. and Mrs. A. bartori and Messrs.

John i. burniaaa and Victor 11. Rudolf. Soloists. tar-Subscribers free.

Admission 50 cents. Tickets oa sale at Roseaham's Drug btora. HARRIS' THEATER. a Performanoes Tlatly a UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. MILT.

1. BARLOW as UNCLE TOL TlUAJU.JOATS lull CXNC1MNATI-U. 8. at AIL-UN TiUC-UQUT 6 IX A at. Ha.

Leave daily aad Sunoavysat 8 r. a. awe. n.winn anp. tt.uu.iaciuaiag mean, oerth and iw Ui used, coaaeet at oncinnau aa au snorniBg trains aad up-river pacsots.

llauison sua Carrolitoa Paeewt. K1JTKIZ BAT El MaDDT. sTmir Daily at 4 r. a. for freight or assaaaaaei Dsaaage apply to tiller.

on wuartooal, or to 1 boa. Small, Agent, lt7 ourtn are. ihak UAnUM, Bupt. Leulavilie aad Kvajaavuie faeaec Ceuapaay or Owenssoro. vule.

aad Lower Out JAUXS MEEJiS, Master avy at 4 r. Teiepaooe 4X. a- J. G. UcCULLOC-H.

aw muu Prt Art. tienerai Maautcer. For Frankfort and Tyrone aad way landings oa Kentucky river. LANCASTER W. T.

(JAINS. Vaster. xfl ivThia day. at 0 p. a "aageni.

Fourth i m. S. W. BLACK, street. iiempnis facet for Padueab, Cairo aientpnis aua way points, steamer BLCWtYK STATaU iaaster a.

ill leave aa above oa Thursday, in -r 18. at li m. Througn raise to lumberianu, '1 en asses and Arkansas riven. iriue. sjtAXd.

hew Orleans aaa way potnta, spieaaut passenger Steanaer, TJ. 37. SCXUSXrCK, a-'l 1 1 Laaves bundav. May 19. C.

t. UYDES. Ooa'l laiepuoue 4o-z, lTt-irS ourta Ave WAHTED- ANTFD-To travel la Kentucky, with eight vrui' ezpenenee, in any hue: best of reference. FRANK. Alexander Hotel.

ANTED A position by a stenographar and true writer. Andreas J. L. nualSON. Markbam House, Atlanta, Oa.

IV' ANTEDA nice, siyiish saddle berse. HH banua. four to sia years old aad weu gal-erl- ark, bav or sorrel No. 130 Fast Main. CORNS AND tiUN ION a extracted witnoul bain: oriee SOe eaeh: retereacea.

the elite of Louiavule. OfMca No. 884 Fourth ave. DR. F.

DAVIS AND WIFE. WANTKb AGENTS. 11 ANTED IMPORTANT Insurance Agents, Bank Csirka. tzpresa Agrnta, Society Sec retaries, male or femaie, wanted etli over the conuiry to act as our agents; will not Interfere with oiher duliee. No capital reqolrej.

I.ioeral Inuucenirnts. Write for particulars SoI.MER- NAlioNAL BANKING 31 and S3 Broad way. New ork City. ANTED A broker who at calling on the o-at retail aud a boieeale dry gooua and Botion houses in Luinsvilie to sell a good hne of Dove. tie from New York; state references, etc Sl.ttr-LKX.

tine II ice. V' ANTED Lady agents average over $40 a i week with toy grnd new rubber under- garment. Address MRS. H. F.

LilTLE, Chicago. lIL ANTED OVERSEERS Everywhere, at house or to traveL We wish to employ a reliable person in your county to lack up advertisements and show cards of Electric (Joed. Advertisements to be tacked up everywhere, on trees, leucea and turnpikes, in conspicuous places. In town and country, lu all parts of tlie L'nited States and Canada; a'eauy employment; wagea2.M per day: expenses advanced; no talking required; local oorg tor ail or Part of tha time. Aiiuress.

wim stauip, r.fllviK tu. Manugers, -41 Vine at, Cmcinnaii. O. No atten tion paid to postal cardn. naylo-SQ ANTED Ageata wanted oa aalary.

(78 par suonta and expenses paid any active oiaa or woman to sell our goads by sample aad live at home, aiary paid promptly aaa expenses ib ad- vauce lull parucuiars aCMi sampte case free. We mean lust wnat wesay. Aaareae STANDARD SILVERWARE Boston. Maas. WANTED SALE8MAM.

ANTED SALESMEN Two good men to aeu goods oy sample in cit and county. Apply alter 8 a. m. to P. B.

SMilH, 800 W. Wal- Blll ei. AVI ED 1 raveling sale mas to sell youths' II bote' and chiiureu'a ootnuur ia Kentuesr and Tennessee; none but thoee having eetabtiaiied trade need apply. KUDEU Cincinnati. O.

WANTED MAL UEIaf. ANTED AN ENERGETIC. ENTERPRIS- ing man, situated outsioe Louisville, to represent our bouse in his folate, salary, i0. Reierencee given and exacted. HANcFAO 1 Lhi.lt, Loik-box lolu.

N. V. mytlh 4t FOlt SALE ItEAL. ESTATE I bAl.K A A RUAIN Bearing orange a. grove ox ouwtreee.

is muea irons aacgsoovuie. 1 la on the opposite side of the river. New rau- road surveyed across tne tract. Splendid place for oiercuandiaa store. Nise acres in grove; high pine land; natural ura.a; aostcaneee; patent tuoiug weh; beat ot water; large peeling house: Small dwelling, two roeuia aud kitcnen.

Will ecu cheap to settle estate, 111 exchauge for city or town property la part pay. Address) ORANUll care ef Dr. Caeaidy. luomaaville. tkv.

ly8dl8 uiviMiijziviitnvii Ji lug and lot, oa a a. Jefferson, bet. 1 i I k. nDrwii .1. I retwH mil tfKMiii, rwv, eJiw DLi.na.iail 4t BKO.i real eel-ale agnate, 4jU W.

Bain at. uiirm I OR SALE 4.000 acre Anelv watered Kentucky 1l stock farm, umes by rail trout Lou is die: price 1'EAKCE BODLEY, 404 W. Maia atreet. aprc nioa.tnur-u JTOU 8ALJ-JriIJKElANEO US L'OK SALE A one-borso power Otto gas engine, in nrsl-ciase comtilloo; win aeu cneap. Apply to BOCRL1ER lurt t-x.

cnaaxe. I "OH SALE Sash, door aad blind machinery of too latest luiprovod patterns; but lulie used. MACR1NERV, Leuer -carrier No. 88. May 1 1 Satsul 11A 1 hutf BLAtHIMILHT new aaa HCQOSl hand vaginae.

Boilers, stte. SULZEK i VOGT. to Main st. autuThatSatt OR SALE New Spring and -Jersey wagona. E.

SPIES At 61 Jackson st. my lid 19 FUK ItEXT 2X1HCKL.LA1KEOUH 1-OR RENT DWELLINGS Twa-atory brick of rooms, bath room, gas and water, with an nex luunuer kitchen, ai-t college street. Loca tion very choice. IU7.M. W.

c. PRIEST Amenta 1 mayietnutt J.OR RENT lieairaoi 3-story brick residence, 1 114 last Broadway, lnauira of 1L T. Es- 1 ERLE. A-xi Fonrth ave. my 18Jtf 1JR RENT COT1 AtE No.

iilO E. St. Catherine roonu. hall, stable, gas and 'water; lot 4 xlM feet; line grape arbors and Shrubbery; roi.l S30u per year. Apply to B.

B. CO Nun, 104 rourtu st. mynatt aV OR RENT STOREROOM No. 607 Fourth avenue until August at reasonable rent. Apply at Counting Room courier-J oornaa ortiee.

mcaieti 1.VR RENT DWELL1NU The modern 3-story bricit deeiliog. 14JU Garvin Ptace. bet. Catherine ana Oaa; ia itiorougto repair; rent low to a good i-uAut. Apply to a.

cJU.jia.. 41a Jlam St. RENT STORE 04 Fourth ava; beet lo-A cation in the city lor any light retail ouarnees: tvot low to good tenant. Apply to At. CO I.

KM A N. 410 W. Malu si. I'OR RENT RESIDENCE The Urge e-story and basement tortek dwelllsg. 410 W.

Walnut, Bear ourta ave. Apply to B. CdLEXEN, 410 W. Halo at. LOST.

LOST Oomiag frsaa the raoee Derby Day. pair of French Held glsi.ss. Retora ta 188 Wee atala at. aad rssslve reward. Fred.

Hitter with all tha b-Ild- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION BT HAIL nt AJITA KCS 8X)8T ASS PBXPA1E ally, kectudiag Sunday, eryear J18.J Oatly, without Snaday. Ber year jaM Baily Ceerier-Jeeu-aai. six saeaudM s.ari atatly CssrawWesrssi, uree -nsill a Ti vauy eee aranta IaM 1 aree ussae a wi eeew, aay aavya oeavwa. pee 888 1.73 a.08 aaiaraay Kditiem. twelve pagea, per year My asUUea.

suttee pacaa. per year s-esurssr-Jearaai, arx saoaths 1.08 autgle sobacripuoas, oaa WeeaJy.tosauosof eagat, wua extra capj to emu-miser (sua copsea aaa yaea- (.04 epecimea copies seat tree. hemiitsBces mar be made wtk. w. w.

ref latere ourriarf. TO CTTT SUBSCBIBrm. DBily. debvered, Suaaay axcepuM. per mreek.

tfc, ANaiiy Suaaay aneiuued. Bee aaaf Aaa k-ayaaat u. carrier! ADVEJrlTlSINGr RATES DAJXT ED1TIOX B-i First, fifth and eujctiui peree. ta Isuade pages tpuauaoers' 18 fcpociai ouees, aonpareu Ciy Featurea, ueepareu. Zj seeding matter, noaparoti.

heaaieg matter, tmaioa. For oaiea. Rentav Waata. ooardg.6ieanU tua4s. aamarsv I -vai n.

iteuaous awejr notices 7 jjw ttiNDAlf lfiioji Jr ae page Otoer pvea Special Noli oss 8d Seeding mmsr, Bocparsii. Tt heading nastier, auaioa lorsaiee, Ateuta. Hauls, SoaroinV. Steanal Boats, iaaai as. Avsuaous and sH-ieiy rjw "ttaXY EDIXluN.

iWiiXsT Ordinary advertise meats 8888 Bihibsbs Notices fi tia-auiag matter. nonpareii.J..... 1 keening manor, 1 i ooii gol tae Sans Jj-eeMrenasist. 8fs nana a Ltee. A-eauxeee to aa lack.

IVTbe feuewiag aiacouaia snU be atadees dividual cootracia: Oa coatracta front 100 to per esat On cesitrBcm froaa asa i uo Oa coBU-acte (rant BOU ta 1 OoO IA aui oa coatracta front J.uuo to 1.600...al par ceat Ob coatracta front to S.UU0 A uer euu Oa uMtu-acta Iro l.uu uiiwara. uer ceat W. N. IIALDEMAV Freaiaeat C7rier-Journal Co. Lauiarllle, Ky.

BBA.OHFFICgS eafavolisArd JS-euact rap Sja immujikm tn eerttatHteajsa mn suoscripf wiu, stnet asAere jut nesoper may eneeya eeOwust, ewouotear 1W loax-nsomi sae TriOaae jfeuid- ag. t. I Metmddm. Afaaaosr WaswisToK, D. Ao, Ud mt wamedi- espesits a'eesA Won as, a Ok sttesuea' to OAtnKsiotna.y rs.

fyCossmtiaicat ions are uaole net as a ees atdered waea ute real aames at tae writers are not given. fCDAT'S AUCTION SALBS By THQS. ANDERSON CO. AT AUCTION. THTRSDAY, Hay 18.

an assorted soek of CLOTlilNG. including Slso s. Boys' and Cliildren 'a Suits. Pants, suuimer Coats, a 10 rur. Wioot and straw Hats aad denta' burnishing Uooda.

Teruia casa. J. L. BRENT. Auctioneer.

i'ltOPOSALs. JEFFXRSONVILLE, May 14. 1SS8. Sealed ia triplicate, aubject to asual conditions, wdi bo received tera unul 11 clock a. tceutrai aumiard tiaie, on Friday, the 14th day ot June, leev, aud Uien opened tor fuel, forage sua straw at Uua Depot and ut Lou is vule, Ky during tne uacAl year commencing Juiy 1, lee8.

tiu'srsuieol reserves rigut to reject any er all proposeas. Preferenca will be git en 10 articles of domestic production, conditions of quality aud price tinciuuing tue price of foreign productHMia the euty tuereoei being equal, i'ro-toaais for dsUvery at otoer poinu will also be eotertaineo. Ail luiormauon aa to biaauag. will ne luraisled on appucatloa to tat otiice. Envelopes conuiiuiug pioposais should be puuuly mtraeu "Proposals tor and addressed to tue uuuersigued.

HENRY C. llODQES, Aaa atant tuarirmaster iieneral. U. S. Army, De pot ijTiarermaa.er.

my 14 d4dtjeiu.ll Notice ta Contractors and Builders SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by D. J. MuUimli, becretaiy or tne Amateur A Lille Uo Buildiug Couiuauy. Mempals. luu, unul 2 o'clock p.

m. on tne tih uay wi June, lboii iuo, by Edbrooka Is. Burunaiu. Architecta, 1S4 Dearborn street, Cuicago, 1.1., uutll a o'clock p. m.

on the 7th day of June, lea.i. ior laoor and BuU'rial required In the erecuun and eom-Ailctiou of a eiuo-houae 70x144 feet 9 inches ia aizo and four sioriea in heignt, for the Amateur Athletic Aaaocistion. to be etected in the city of Memphis, aud the State of Tennessee. In accordance wlfh the plana and spcciLcatlons vn at each of the abote-uauied places. Bide will be received on any one or moie branchee of the woik.

er upon tae whote building complete. All bids shall be Itrihlzed snd made eat on blank foiin furnlhed by tae architect to In. teudtng biddeis, and auch bids hhall be placed la sealed envelope and signed by the bidder, and addreaaed either to tho secretary of me Bunding Company or the architecta, and lndorwd proposal for (stating what branch or branchee or 1 lie whole work therein Includlnr) the A mate ur Athletic Association Cub-house, Meat. phis, Tenu. SucceMful bidders will be required to give bonds, with two or more sureties, to be approved hy the Building Committee, when entering Into a contract with the association, eo.ua! tn amount to 20 per cent, of the amount of ruch contract.

A copy of this notice must be attached to eaoA bid submitted. The right Is hereby reserved te reject any or all bld. or to accept any one or snore bids oa said building or works. D. J.

MeCOMB. Secretary. PEltSONALS. Iy ITRPON AL You can buy Merchaat Tanors Misfits aad uncalled-for Clothing at leas prices than you pay for ready-made clothing. For saie only at the ORIGINAL MISMT CLOTHINQ PARLORS.

837 and SvS W. Jefferson bet. Third aad Fourth. All alterations to improve a at done free ef charge. BAILUOAD TIME-TABLES.

nhkurtiAt. ANJ uniu n. 1 1 a a COX PANT. tTmoa Depot, seveaui ana raw. tiry 1M9BB oraes, sue gourvs 7n eSeot Kay IS.

1889. rhUevdeJpasa x.w fork Vast kxDreas daily. PuaV man VeeUoule Sleeping Oar tnrougb to Washington. Through Puumaa "ekes to New York, leave P. a For Stauaton, Ckar lotto vllls aad Rlca-inoad.

daily, PuUraaa Sleeptag Care. Paatengers take day coach or parlor ear at Charlottesville, arriving at Richmond. Old Potnl aad Norfolk same afternoon, leaves. -J '11 9 For Danville. Lynchburg.

Greensboro and Seutbeast. Chesapeake aad Ohio to Cuftoa Forge or Charlotteavuie snaaee connection for these potnta NO It This Fast Flying VI re in tan has dinmi oars attached, la vesubuled from ead to aad. heated hy ateaat aad lighted wy el em ri oily. Arrival ta Louisville: 8:10 r. K.

Fart ixpreei daily, from New York. Washington. Richmond. Cld Point Comfort and tho Eeat. FOR RENT.

OFFICES en Second aad Third Floors, Courier-Journal Building. Apply CoirlarJomraal Csrutlixfa I smaireas, js uive Peet-orOce) ias urets ad Au, lavatAA lbs, abate aiw county. BAILKOAP XIOJJTAULkU. LOCISVILXE AND NASHVILLE RAILitOA All traaas run hy Cewval Staaaard Time Traaaa marked daily; Maiiy except goadey. Sunday only.

Ia Eject May 18, 16B8. I Leave Arrtv Depot, First St, aad River. I LOUMlviuei LiOttsivuia For Kaaavtfie, Hemphat. Decatur. BtrsalaghaBa, at on tg emery, Mofcue.

PeBaaoeas. Mew Orl'ne, Chattaaeogs, AUasta. Tnomaaviiie and ail Points ut tha Souta, South east aad Souta- 11:48 ass stsr a sa a 1101 a bj 11:48 pss 11 AS as Tor NathvlIVs. Mempkie Dscannr, aUrmmgaam. MoBtgomery.

OhaMae aoega, Atlanta, Jaea-sonviila aad points Southeast aad Southwest For Nashville, Decatur. Mobile. New Or-leaa, Texas aad tha Southwest Plfcat a as 118:10 a at LeoanoB and Qreeaeb'f aa tuaop SB or casein u. Waslungtan, Toledo, Detroit. Cleveland.

Buffalo. Albany, aVostoa. aad all points ia the East aad Northeast for dnclnaau and way MO a 1 nun pi 4:41 pi 84a aa 7:8 a I ti a 1 t.MO tl 7:8. a 1 to: a 1 a 1 UrCC 1 t. so pi 3 O0 1 V8-48 a 1 v0 1 .4:00 pat as 104 am 10:68 a oa 4 pm I a aa 8:88 pat 8:17 a at For Laxingtoa.

Fraakrt, Emineoce and waxy stations For Shelby e.Taylorsv'e Uln Frank fie fl. eiaiiiiiiiiii1alin W'erthvllle laccommodat'a. Beard acoemnaedataeB. Lagrange accommodation Bloom Pelt! aceonxmodatlon Ties a as 11:58 sa sa 1 talta Solid tralas to Montgomery. Mobile aad New Orleans.

PuUraaa Buffet Sleeping-cars Loetsvitle to Washington. Philadelphia. New York. Mam-pals, Birmingham. Moatgeneary.

Mobile aad Now Orleans without cbaage. In Effect May 18, lfil. I Depot. Tenth and Maple eta I Arrtve Louisville Louurville For I aad Southeast For Knoxv e. rm Sp'gs, Aaiiv'e, Col'bi.

Chari nV and Carolina I For Lebanon. Load'n aad I Jeliico and BowUngGreea Bardstown aad Spring-1 field 8:88 am 4:08 pas at 1st at. depot. a 00 lr 10:80 a 6:00 am 8:35 KnoxviUe 8:06 pm am a ai Pullman Buffet Sleepers Louisville to without change. OTlSVILLIrTFfF ALBANY AICD CHICAGO I RAILWAY "Mooob Route." Depot coner Fourteenth and Ka sta cny ncaet Foorth bet, Maia aad Market sta.

th and Hi a sta city ncaet umos, uji Ne. a No. 4. Mail. J'aiiy.

jw LoutsvUle Ar New Albany Ar Blooaiingtoa Ar Ar Monoa. Ar Chicago 7-81 am 10:98 am tr pm 8: XI pm 4 48 ra 841 1 to a on 8 Ss a as a ss 6:38 pm No changaof cars bletwoea Louisville and Chia eago. Pullmaa palace sleepers on right trains. nair can oa oav train. fHonos.

Ar LaXarette. At Bioooungtoa Ar New tJt Louatviiie 8 SO aaa 18:85 pm IJlpa MOpm 8 08 1 11 ao i I 8:48 a I no a i rata LOUISVILLK, ST. LOUIS AND TEX AS RAILWAY. Time Table taking egeet Ibv 1- Train No. Ill snd 113 arV mixed, dalli except Sundav.

deparueg and arriving st Fourteenth and Kentucky eu-eet All ether trains are express, snd dv-prT and arrtv st Lnlon Depot, Seventh and Water atreeta. WKST Statieaa. No. 11L Lv Lv Waldos Lv Stopnensport Lv Lv 1 A rr Henderson. a 40 a g8 mi 9:15 ml 8 0 a 0:37 Ibttm .0 0 a tlrOip ml 1:88 pm a ml 4.

0 na 1 aa in BAST SOCSD. Stations. No. HW. No.

lw. No. li-r Lv Henderson 7:10 aro Lv Owens bo ro I 884 a Lv Haweeville I a 8:18 ra 8:86 a ra 8:07 a a 8:4 a ni .140 ra ml 8: 8 U. 8:04 4:81 to 7 :1 n' Cloverport 10 08 a Lv Stepoeuaport 10 1 a Lv widen Arr Lomaviue. I 1:10 i- Daily.

tDaily except Suaday. IOUISTIIXE "OUTHERN RAILWAT TIXE Tenia In a foot Sundav. 11. 11SA To following acBaduie ef pesauuAsr traioo baa bssn arraaged for toe eonvemasuoo and sccommodaiion of toe pubUs. Trains Nesv ana 4 Sje cmmmwii 10a wama, rue eap, esaiy in tae interest of tha local travel.

All trains arrive and oepart from Cm on Sopot, Seven lb aai Water au. Ctty Ucaet ordca. Founa aad Mar ket. bast aoviro. Statioaa.

Ne.8." No. 1. Lve. Louisville. 4:18 pm 7:88 a SbaabyviUe.

8:18 0 17 a Lawrenceo'g. 7:8 10:11 am Harrodshurg 8 il a Burgia 8:34 11:10 a ra Higa Bridsw. NicnoiasvUle. .18 am Ar. Lexington.

S. depot IS gpm WEST BOrrvB. 61 at Ions, No a. No. a Lve.

Lexington. tM Nicholaavule. 8:35 Hum Bridge 8:08 BurgiB. )p 8 SO a Harrodsburg in 8:04 a Lawrenceog 71 am Sheibyvule ni OI a Ar. Lounviile tuj Leave Amve Louisville LousvrUle DOCSIS OAH.T.

For Chattanooga. Atlanta, KSkmw 1 I For keoxviiie. Warin.Spr'gs 7:38 a Bl 7:38 a 7 JO pi 7:80 I a.Do,iu. Vvoi ot, chanee-ten and Carolina pointa Daily except Sunday. each aire den.

except It traiha Noa. a and 4 da eat run aa anadav. All trains arrive and depart from the tjatoa Depot, beveata aad Water UovUviila. Train Ho. 1 makes close eenaeotloa wltai Cincinnati Southern limited, arriving at Daa- vuio.

aa -X a. SB. Ne. also makes eloea eeaaeetloB erica tan C. S.

limited, leaving Danvlils 8.17 B. bl. arriving at Louisville 7 :00 P- as. This tine eenneeta 1reet3 wtrh Brsfna inaig tag from Louisville te the North, West sad northwest, oiose connections are made a Barf In wttn trains en Cladaasa aouLbera lor ths South and Southeast. St.

AND I. R.R. CHICAGO SHORT-LINE. Depot Fourteenth and Main sta Leave I Arrive Daily. 'Except Suaday iLouisvl le'Lnuisvttlo Indianapolis aad way mail.

4:10 a tlO ISpi a r-OOai 8:00 pm 8:00 pm. Ind. and hicago Express. In J. and Northern mall.

Ind. and Chicago Fast Ex. Cm ami T'aleaa Coaches Louisville to Chicago without change. 7 r.WrOHT NEWS AND MIBSISStTPI TAXe LEY COMPANY. Western Divubob ew Union Depot, Seventh aad River, la esreot avay SU 1 JlL for Central City.

Nortosvue. 1 -A a. I a aewtthia eWA.a-1 III I mf ill still ml lat- reVBUw-Iss, aT UISVU, statieaa, Uuile Rook. Mot prises and tae aeauh ana bmiw eei aj i 1. ww aad has Combined Farter Chair aad Bleeping Car.

4:00 p. sn. dally except aoaday aiuuiaai 11 Asaaa for LeltehAeld. Cuahw-atowa, RsetgajeBVil sad Intermediate statlona. 8:86 p.

aa. daily Liamltsd 1'iiiiih for MseBpeda. Vicksburg. New OrlsaBi.l.n-Reck.Ho BpliagB BBa ewWwHwwww. Pullmaa Buffet Sleeping Chaw v.w.mp wwl warer Or rise as Arris Memphis 30n a.

Vlckwhorg Ttl B. I -7nTr tawai sxirrale-iv e- an. a from Nsw OrWaaa. Vlckshorg aad Menipaia. 8:46 a.

sa. dally, except Suaday. sc cnmnnriew- uon rrom KBiinnnem, j.a. vww, Vwwwi hwa Sfeer W- Wni VckburgTHo SprinwB. Utile Bock, atom-phie aad Intermediate points, rs-rv Ticxxt orrtca-au Fewrtb avaeua.

Ua ST. LOUIS AIR LINE flmsvefSe. EsaaaeQla and St. Louis Rail road Ticket sfflsee southeast cor. Third and Maia.

aad Bridge Dope, ear. Fourteenth and Maub eta. Dally Leave Arrive 1 Loujeville. Lou.srille. euauy Ft.

Louis Day Express. St. Loots Night van-villa aad Header a 848 am 8:00 pm 8:48 am 8:48 am at 8 OOp ia Midi 4:00 rn ot Can nel ton and Oe ens born Evans vule 4:10 pm OAND at. RAILWAY CINCINNATI ANT ST. LOUIS, laetluaa.

Depes. tieiaa-h aad Water. Daily. 4 Ex sept Suaday. ILoujavUle.

llomevaie ClaciBBati Exprsss. .4 00 a sai St. Lotus Express. CiBClnaall I Bt. Lou ai 040 a ati t.o 1 8:40 pm (-11 40 1 ps a am pi I fitfas Clacinasil 1 1 press,.