The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 5

I. Bra I I i.t ExiSTER PRESENTS' That Will Be Paid Out This Week By County Clerk Peaslee To All Those Who Can Lay Claim to Unpaid Wit a ess Fees. Thousands of Dollars Will Be Distributed Among the Fortunate Ones, Whs Nerd Cat Identify Themselves to Re-ceiv Their Amounts is Cash. CUlms Tbat Extend to Daniel J. Dat um's Flrat Iirm Will Bo Tlouatids dollars in Enter presents! 1 tat i- what County Clerk Juboli.

IVeaalee liTob'i- to Kivo away this week. ha-sinning this morning bis clerks will busy waiting uoon several bnndreda of of unpaid witness fern. ilnte back to I). J. IM1 ton's first term of Itice, and entered to the term of tti present incumbent.

Clitirtntil are only reauired to identify tlieuiaelven in the County Clerk's orllco. alien they will either be paid or aiven a vi.ucher on the County Treasurer. Mont of the claims run into amounts of nvral dollars. Thai C. Buckley' fees are Id ST.

and similar amounts may be claimed l.r F. W. Urown. 8. A.

Kngiiwb. W.J. Mar-s! 1. J. Jones.

1'. McU.uglilin. H. W. Bard.

rn.il. Armstrong. 11. Ik-Cormick and oihirt. Ijic KiauLiasa presents a full lint of those -w ho will be fortunate enough to secure these healer prizes: liwat.l Dalian, A rnialraaev H.

A. I. Aiei.ar.l. U. JiitHUu.

11. J. y. u. h.tnniter.

A. l.nMiae. W. K. l.rieia.

II. a rptoeak j.uny. L. 11ii.ub Lydo. I.alti 1 n.

J. li.iri.-fcliar.tl, I Laker, W. eoier. frank. Hurt aliarut, a.

a. tel. a. II. irilH.

w- P. James, iriuii, lea. J. r. Ii yd.

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W. L. itltan, I. w. aiwaileder.

P. J. liavr, J. H. lllelll.

JMI, Jr. Jtiwun, J. Itukei v. J. Iievlne, A.

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frank. A. 1. I errla a v. Hilar.

hhicU. (1. M. roonlu b. Barbara.

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J. w. eta. Ju'm, Jr. Ii.

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ma. i. C. O. rri.

A. IU'idb, 1 bwiuaa a. John W. tl. r.

Jnrdan a H. ablr. i'. A. Kemper.

W. kaLvoh'tra, A. noil. It. 1 rat'ke, J.

W. Ku-1. J. J. W.

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J. I tlieur Kril- cl.eau, 11. T. UcLean, 1 K. H.

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knmaav Mils. U. i'bvrllf, Julia. 'un, A. N.

I'mi4ii, 'I'. Ii. I'uffh, (mid H. lid.vto.t. k.

u.ja lutierun, Mrs. M. rlr. HtniNvA Muwlk l.aiftifiuBirL. i- Thompei-n, Ueeraa K.

1 avipan, i aeo. Traaey, P. Tudir. at ra. Todd.

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a. 7i-Ta. owm A rt. Ueoru. Allrn.

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J'uicll. K. F. R. Jiumin McCarthy.

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Hu ard. lericuauii, K. A. H.l.iT, Cbaa. I liav IU 'rna.

Iw J. rrl. J. FHitrnp, W. Uurlir.

F. lluidwln, P. a. Ulaauuw, H. dOfll, J.U.

I liana, Jacob. On rlaoo. J. H. Ittrdv, Jiihn.

Ilcrdhiiiik. Adam, lull. J. M. Jlarrlmtn.

Wra. li. ilabriKk, 1. a. lleaa.

A Hardliner, P. Ilardeir; II. U. HarrU. K.

Ilar.lnrra. O. W. llily, 11. C.

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w. Ila. Mayor. (UlTar EL i.U'u. 'r'd'u A WtlllamaJawk'ur, It.

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Ii. J. Kelly. I'. H.

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Kemper. Mary. raifer, Henry. 1 1 1 iiaru. r.

V. H. aaipuiK, P. A. iiiikiey, A.

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A. M-rtln, John la. Van nil, 11. lHurtiT. Vm.

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11 p. j.j. feilain, I). X. Hmliu, Hanry.

Kblald. K. M. amltb, Ueuraa. Tanaey.

P. Tubls, W. J. Ilachbaln.r. 1'bompaoa, ii.

Tyler. K. Taylor II. 1 bumpaon, 9. a.

-Tiller, It. Voa eecffern, J. R. Vol artel. A.

at. eatonbolT, K. Waaallns.naeo. Wrliav, W. A.

AVilaon. H. U. Wail, fC Wall, Jacob. M'uiijman.

V. Wlmbertr. O. Wllaon.l'. rlabv.

r'raak. While. A W.raer, Jahe. 7ettaer. Mary.

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5 a. A. 4 ein. a. er.

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J. U. Kuraet a Burset. faaar a Ooudbue. enbiniac, J.

Jttecbr, A. haea. Job a W. iwrahorat. B.

Said wi F. B. aiaweii, vr 'onktlag, V. Better. J.T.

Chlamaa. IT. Cwaains.aoB. M. leaa Qlln, ri.

H. lMbBbwrk. P. 1kiI. retvr.

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Vox. B. adwiavPA Uentey. Jt. lm aI, win, a JaJDsrS.

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H. aiaaar. Ueurae. i Malnaa, av.a. mrftlkllT Hick.

Ifc jliyor. ka Sr. JjC areps, Valentiae. Keblrr, Lbarlae. kaloaly.

W. Kufee. W. A. f-lnco, Jba Laoa, (JBaries, Lotte.

a. Im. H. Munl.c. V.

Mayar. MaUua. I. B. Mi Caffarte.

J. Mcaee. Harry. Ordlaaiurtd, v. Pow.r.

Jaa. fnce. J. aT. Poaea.

J. W. Pattaraon. W. At.

Hllra. t. Kanrer, Jena. Mir, (i. n.

Kuaa. Joan K. eiamanera, trearce. H. wm A.

etump. J.iho.; Hbariff Ottawa Coaaty. Xhroadar. J. Hoonvdl, w.

ixrneliier. J. OL e-ebnetdar. U. eo.lib, Wm.

U' eeibert. V. H. linker, A. JC A.

Tamer. 11. beeler. It. Wueat.

It. Waiiiacroft. J. H. tk eeca.

Joau. Werner, p. Icbrjjao, R. Wllaon. O.

a. Ziua. Tbemaa. As drew, J. Armatrons.

a. AraiatruDX. H. U. ACkarmaii, J.

Jr. Beai Uaid. baLcualur, Mra. bru.o, a. Brarkelt.

J. P. Klrting-ar. J. Beard.

Clara. Heaxty. A. Klai-kburn. C.

H. liordelll. Job a. Hertran. Uianoucn, la.

Black. Mra. Blddle. W. P.

W. H. Luo.ir. m. w.

tr.iu.r. W. I'li-rke. A. A.

Cla.aon, I. W. Celtine. Tlina. Iiulwaiarr, Joba.

Ix.rmei, P. J. VT. finvall. J.

H. rn.t. f. trklar. K.

Vlalierty. II. Iri elmiia. tVm. Krekln, Wm, r'rankrai-l, J.

(ieMrbwInd. f. ot L- Ii .1 11. (ieuotach. Win.

Illltliland. (i. Howe, H. L. Holier.

H. M. llolllns A. lloliaweln. iC llewett.

llr. Mavea. I. Hewitt, K. J.

lleitbaua. it. llMtler L. Irwin. J.

Jonea. J. A. Jardlae. J.

Kl-lu. K. I p. L. Kruu.

Jobn i.iuko. a. r. Lowery, LiOuabead, K. R.

Lamp, P. LandoD, J. t. M.ylirw. It.

M. anurulng. It. M.rtlu. Joba.

Maul, Sir. Muller, C. Moree a M. Monlallli. tl -a.

1 unnoa, t. ii Miller. A. McKarland. P.

B. Mftamtuoa, I. At. oilier, i. nrr.

biiima l'nllllpa, H. I'arker. I'obloiaa, A Itulel, J. A. Keener.

A. I3 Itoth.cblld, J. lte-tit. k. Rowland.

K. ICobaa, A. Hvuve. (ieo. -ikillniafl.

I. i hnienlUi. Mra. hctirln. O.

Wm Htiana, Mary Mater. M. kuir. R-Hpraill, F. tearna Sk rtierry, Juba siabley, C.

J. -lelner. V. Blioenberk'er, J. Ml 111 pad It.

Mailt J. M. Stewart. I- M. -Irirk land.

II. W. 1'liellltiD, ti. H. 1 Ippert.

8. Topi, P. VeiMinloker, V. H. Willi nnon.

M. wiuder. 11. rinril. Judpe Hon.

alter. A. W. Wlrliard, John I. llrlem.

W. F. V. idaka. Mrs.

H. A. Walton, ft l. Jr. WycaorT, J.

AX. Weher. J. Zaller. X- Oaiilel Aacber.

Juaeph. A nderaon, K. Archer. Jamea. Bul k.

H. bacon, iX Bunker. J. it. Uatllnftcer.

11. Ilebrena. U. Puma, P. 1'.

a. Ilieler. (). Iliiek, K. Hreedy, D.

Urowu. J. W. Ilauer, Joba ia. Borry.

S. Bn.cbkamp. OeergA Hrltrel, J. U. Bauer, M.

Uuntea, 1. t'orilea. Win. farniixly. t.

riejrer. Joba Curtla. A. 'rane. H.

lleiby.C. B. Diikiaii. B. liunn, Win.

likvm. 1. e). Iiorwcbuff. H.

lie rerlaey. La lrver, J. B. liaylor. W.

L. fclrnri, J. Kvana. C. K.i pera.

oaopn. KT.ni, K. h.yniann. pernahan. O.

Paula, i'. H. Faubur, JoM.pa At. Paulkner, Mra. Harher.

Pl.ebar, O. llreen. J. Ueue, A. rt.

llolt.ohalk. J. R. Oould, Jobn P. (Jleaauii.

W01. H. Ilacameyar. r. tloruer.

Tlioa. liowden, H. J. Heller, A. C.

lankev, Jaa. Haddell, llullnc C. HartKaioyer. Ilayden, Joba. lieridnr.

l. V.J r. Itoinia. 1. B.

liotlenbeck, St F. Ilarrla. M. Harm, Jonea, W. f.

Jan.oa. A. Mr. Ktioblauilb, A. la Klryer.

P. uniier, M. Knlt(lii. Joba. Kerber.

titlo. Koeblar. John. Kuril. Barney.

Kahlendort, jr. P. I.ovell, I boa Mndemaa. A. M.

l.aonerU. rttua, lrklu, J. a. l.lptHtrt, R. La.h.

kk. Miller, tlua. Maver, te. It. unaoB.

J. R. Mtindell, Wm. Metaler. P.

Mlcbaela, Jnha Q. Meble. H. P. MrAlllatar, kicMakan, J.

W. H. Neairup, Jeaa. "aati. A.C.

ller. K. W. paralae. J.

M. polatar, 1'baa. Pleraao. Hubllnc. W.

RBbaaatela, JeoA. Kyea. Juke. loae. Jobo B.

KuitaeU. M. Heoor. Joba. Hiea.

Jo. Bei 11 hart, A. raiieTaaa, a. F. Mebulia.

C. Utreidlborat, Wm. Mtralton. P. neritr Bruwa Ceoaty.

Kudbeok. M. avcota. It. P.

soellmlre. O. tauer, K. Hmllb. P.

A. Aanrer. kharlff ri karrao. Mr. rapaoaer.

Tkoa. 8ee-ar. Mtoae, L. Tua Wm. Tbayer, Ueorf ak Tncker, A.

A. Vlsceot. Volabk. Barry. Wlukler.

Max. Wblta, B. Wle(lar, O. Wlaa. A.

Waokalmaa, Fa Water, Walter, Oeorca. Wlaoarbalt. P. woiaiaA PeraUs. Wriest, H.

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l.orjei.la. B. Maer.C.JC. Ja.eauari, K. aiayar.

Joa. MCI UO. U. J. Ja CCoodcIi.

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I'aiker. O. Pubo. T. BitcM.

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J. Vrbeetar. I. Welvet. D.

Hcbuneld. T. B. eMiarvtn, A. KlDM.

A. I berilT Hctuto Ceaatjr. 1 uauey, K. TbuuipMn, V. A.

Teare. w. Vonderbaar, A. Wrlrbt. Ik.

WlMI, ebb. Ward. W. A. Woll.

a. atklaa. O.O. Wlilte. K.

lBlel at. Dattow, 18 SO. Altacbabl. X. Arnold.

I A ndivaa, Pred. ilrHt, A. Browar, A. Koyd, k. vr.

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llacbalor. Emma. Hruoa, Cbarlara, Blerroan, W. berier, W. at.

Kailen. A. Hait'ielt, Win. Blab op, C. H.

t'layton, A. Clark. It. W. J.

Ccbrau, J. M. Conalit. J. P.

C-otU'li. L. H. Hrman, M. Ilolierty.

J. M. Jjonea, ra. liooley. M.

Uram. L. V. B. A.

Kl-ner, w. H. Pellar, II. Plllumre. II.

t.llllkan, w. Mrs, OieaiiWiHtd, I. urakam, W. It. tloodwm.

P. S. Herman. Mr Haorv. Jlumubrera, XX Hyatt.

J. B. r.rotl. Ilrrrnn, Jobn W. Hobea, R.

P. Hariw.lauan, Hie Ion. J. Jtoliorau. ML Irwin, W.

LL. June. H. 1. rov.ar.

J. Kraua. 1. J. uierlebm, R.

Kol. ely. M. Unuar, U. Lyme.

I. J.awla. JoBB OL J.aoibert, J. 1. Ippert A.

Miller. L. Melneke A. Martin. Jobn B.

Moeaaler. 1.. Moore, A. 1. Manaruao, 1M Mallil.J.

B. Maruny, P. JJU Mvtxler. Ik. M.

McDowell, J. I. Mc Millar, ti. X. N-lte.

J. M. H. l'lckerlng, W. I.

PouiuiAn. It. l'laea, Jobo. Jtneaoer, tlao. KaltliorT.

Mra. RUbler. J. J. W.

Jteinbardt. iL Iteardoo. T. ltail.Jonn. llKiiaoln.il, J.

KrnaaB. L. e.mllb. II. "lattery.

J. Hcbollbaeur. A fct-bwarl. M. flattery, Jamea Hi-aanlna, li.

rJed.ru, J. p. Kculle, M. U. rililUllo.

Mary. SrnilD, J. A. Otoorce. ehever.

P. Slepbnn, A. Huvr.tT Lick coaaty. Mcnwebel, B. I lilerluii.

a. J. Toedt. II. VaskOlter.

K. J. Wm. Wooda. Waiueley, M.

Weil. A WoodrnIT, Waaiarliold, It. W. Welva-arber. M.

Wor.ialde, I. Walton, Ibomaa. Worpaobnre. H. Weber.

M. Klaaa. Bruao. Ilalton, la7.x Ahren. W.

Aabcrwft. Mrs. Auerbeck, rt. Budmeyer, If Butiker. Joba.

Illalir, Mona. llrooka dt Co. Bnrtaa. M. Brady.

M. Beeaer. Joba. 1. Breeily, AC bunk, A.

Jlevllt. J. Iierry. II. Bramble.

IX IX Hurnet, J. Buenler, iiuck. Jobn. BlankenblabUt. J.

C'ulter, Mra. A remap. R. Clapp. C.

IL Cerbta. Wm. 1'hamplatn, J. JaC Dutan, M. JjiKlawortn.

Iienler. Jama. llinnie. Joba. -If red.

Jilenenkora. O. iM-llar, A. Kdwarda, t. It.

Ll'Uly, James. Kabert, 11. pdwarda, p'elruau, Pievert. H. F.

Fit. M. A. Plaber, Genrsa. Pronitne.

Prune PabbHtock. at. a. tamlllob. I.

i.leeaun.T. JC t.otal. ('. llama. Jamea.

t.iaiiqo a McClure. ueber, K. Holelij.18. K. Inn, rt.

P. llallar, Jobn. Myalt. P. J.

J.Tt HlnkUe, Handel, Hackuian, W. Iteckman. Mra. llobnborav, J. A.

Ilunb.U II arvey.rt. O. Hyatt, J. B. uetflne, Mrs.

Inkriih, Joa. Jonva, Jamea. Jennlng-a. ra. VV.

Jtruase. M. anoppae P. B. Kleiuwactiter, A.

It L. ranter, A. I "irrr kam.U. i.rantx. J.

Lambert. Taw. I.lpperu I. Lauleralok. la 1 mien.

Out, Lawier. J. Ikbuiu, r. Mellu. Joe.

Miller, Mm. MoTera. H. Iildbiaa-, Joba. Millar, w.

Mauly, Jobtv. Mayer, p. Molnt-rre. S. CL alcliraue.

K. Vocajilom. Y. A. lk'all, joba.

Ickal.T. J. THaon. J. Pa'tmavn, rt, Pailn, O.

L. Poormwa, M. I'oaa. H. Kakara, Go.

Roberta. P. P. Ruby. W.

Hauklu, 0 S. Reave, Uenrw. Belch, p. B. Kideway, Tbo.

enow, vborce A Ce. BO a der. Mr. H. SoBrtain, O.

a. Btreuia. It. atcheVA H. Kmr.h.

II. w. KherilT Palrfleld Coaaty. Murker. M.

amltb. Jr. abnritr Bauer OoBBty. aeuie. Joe.

aicamldt. Wm. MontcetmetyOa, ftemre. Jamea. Scbemaker.

H. aoarirrtla Ce. Fla. Smith M. fchenlt Hamanlt Oeoaty.

Taylor, n. Tbaaic, U. Vaet O. Van tank. R.

H. V'abr. t. Witt mwr, Jaamea. 11 llama, o.

at. Waatphal. O. a aotalraaa, kC Walk, R. WIlbaA Wale.

wnahl a V. Werthtaraoa e. Waee. Joba. BeUae.

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Aaarews, PeWa. Appleaate, Waa BriBkakwa, A. Bwkar. WaawJa, liare, Baamvartea.Ka Bursoyae. kt.

Brocket. Mra, X. Bnekloeaaea, iMka Horotv, J. -Ban tew. aa, I.

Coearwa, A. J. Ck all an a. P. P.

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la a Cook. A. J. Oolemaa. O.

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Saer, T. Beaaar. A. Bearcaod, Mrs Breoua, H. Jlrowa, A.

Vlellar, J. Bra aar. Sea grown. F. oca ear, C.

Cwnaeoell. X. ttrapkalL J. B. caeetee.

at. Coaawra, eeeyse. Carry. Joba Collam, A. Oaaaew.

L-Craaa Crtearee. St. Ilarilaetoa. C. laekwidJ.ja jilria, Bay kiaa.

ak.Jr. Donne, P. 'BVIa. Dr. OX aria.

e. a. eaaa, 8. artel.L. B.

A. Px. P. Kama. N.

fowler, Peerat. C. Pieicbar, Kate. Pay. r.

Hon. J. patae. A. Gaerlaser.

J. Uardner, P. J. Oaneal. A.

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Bay aaa. J. W. H. a tafle.

A Hall, oaten, Mary. Hoeeeroian. Jars, Haaaey. J. P.

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Hubbard. H. HeoSairBOO. IX. Har.niau, P.

Harvey. A. umber. A. Klracbaoer, F.

Hammer, a. F. Hall. Jobn. Havrvay, Wm.

Jaeob. J. James. U. Jacki-a.

R. Javck. J. H. Kubn.

fc uhlman. W. Kater. J. rt H.

Korey. Mr. 1. L. Kalaer, V.

Lewia. W. Lyuaa. C. Lawrence, John.

La Hue, M. W. Lawea. J. A.

Luedaka. P. Markel, 3. alone, w. Middieton.

A. arpby, Jaa. Marab. 1 E. Maley, O.

V. Merc bant Dtatrtct Ce. Martin. M. Meehao, fboa.

-Ma, J. W. Moore, J. D. Martin.

M. Jr. Mead. T.J. Misarthy, Joba.

McCoraba. H. McVenn. W. faaton A W.

Penor, J. L. I'leree, H. IX Pobe. aa.

Hideaway. H- C. Bawllaa. l. V.

Kyan.Mr. M. Klftuer, J. Roentlel, Ha. an O.

P. et. 1 Ulr. W. HberltT Wayne Co.

Khe-III Clermont CO. -tewart. Wm.U Mmltb. I. J.

rleliLic, 'I'beo. r-aaje, H. W. bteart, M. enlllvan.

D. U. ela W. r.paetb. A- Drneoeber.

A. iKl aran M. Jha. E-vltt. Tbomaa, Lblera.

H. Pink, Albert. Prlaloi.e. Pitrverald. J.

yrhitr. ary. let her. I. praacia.

P. W. Par. C. Pallcatt.

W. placn. Joba P. Uliuaeb, A. (jiaacuw.

U. O. Grdenicer, M. Uoodwla. I.

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Halloa. W. 1 ucentaft. K. U'toa.

it. A. I. lluaton, S. Howard.

A. Heck. Joba. Heaalnr.va. Hart.

M. Hut aa, C. Ill loo. W. Hera.

D. Ilickey. Joba. II ulica. Geo.

Hlil, A. 1. Hnsel. Sk Hopklsa. R.

F. it ollan bacA. X. T. Joel.

W. Jonte, P. Hm Jonea. F. J.

Jerdaa. A. Jonea, lir. M. kabn.

K. Kullboir. H. W. koaroar.

11 J. Kletu.C taeauar, J. amp. M. Luedek.

Mrs. F. Iaoju, Wm. H. Unn.

Mra. Lemptoa. tl. B. IDfiff, G.

Sicbmert, P. MnllhaU. J. Moealiiaer, p. Martin.

K. Martin R. Mra. Mlddaadorf. Myers.

P. W. acke, f. Minor. Wm, Ok My era, D.

Martin. M.J. Merer. P. W.

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Becker. J. Bartb, Vk nu Clark. Cbaa. touway, W.

Cleveland. J. Callahan, Tboa, Cook, Prank. Clifton, 'l be. Cochran.

O. Caanall. it. A. Lirckeia Hroey Iialkar.

Cbaa. Dolpn. A. M. Hel-rlalao.

Nloa. Havia. A. w. Huicaa, Pal.

Iiorn, A. IMetrlek. H. lluruer. M.

Ptclibwra. Joe. Klaaubofer, A. Knula. Jobo, Pay.

K.lla. porbua, Anna QV. paber, Mary. Prll. Otto H.

Prantrreb, Jacob, Franklin. Wm. Wleiiaon. Cbaa. OL Uerbold, H.

Ulbaon, Joe. Uleich, Wm. Uroeulnket, la (ielael, U. Uelaer. Samoel aline, w.

Joa. llardt.ty. Klla. Hrrgut Leopold. Hu.l.

Kd. lioiterman. kt. B. Hoabrouk, Holluian, M.

Holt, Frd. Hofiinaa, Wm. 11111. a. P.

Jacoba. H. Jobnaoa, A. SC. Jordan.

P. Jordao. A. Kline. Honbla.

Kramer, J. Koblab, Jamea, taopniao. Cbaa. riael. II.

Kaloalpua, Mam. Buna. J. Lkmank. H.

Lett, B. W. LlKuwskl. Lubman, H. Laurch, Cath.

Luta. Geo. 1.1. J. K.

Mavhew, H. B. Matnitu, A. O. Morsjan.

Jaa. Mllobell, K. W. uaaon, O. 1a.ir.Wk Moore T.

A. Malbews, J. n. Morrlaon, A. Mcllleeny, Wm.

Met army. J. P. MctionouicU, Mlaa. Nolan.

J. p. ockermao. Mrs. Plau H.irier.

Dr. W. M. l'arker, C. Peaie.

W. O. Paaie. P. U.

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Hon, Ueo. B. KtibiTtn. Prank F. IlletneUHCbnelder, Sate.

C. W. rtoruuier, DaTld ruierer, H. eroitb, 1. shortentela.

J. Kobler. GaoriiA rem. BOD. hherlfl llaraln Hbldler, J.

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k. St ainan, T. J. inltb. u.

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A. Thompaea, Praaa. Vornbolia. vr. Veael, Petar M.

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WondrnsT, C. B. Wblte, Alireu. Moll, Daniel. Wltterude.

Wueat. Mr. WalBeartoer, ard. J. R.

Vk ard W. A. Ycalmaa. W. K.

Aaher. Jaoeb. Amiatrous. Mrs. B.

Aetboay, Jobo. Bird. U. Barvela, F. Burua, L.

Bo.l. Z. F. Brehl, Cbaa. Bri.tol.

W. A. Kard, V. Bain. Pat.

barter, Adata. Beebe, Dr. Dedd. Joa. Bnatow, W.

H. Boanell, M. P. KruwB. Murrte at.

Baebmaa, C. Baron, a St, Babreu. H. Clark, John, curren, J. tk, Carry.

P. Cwla, Kate F. Crocker, Praakk chrtety. Joke, Conn. J.

W. Carroll, K. vat Cobea A uav X'avia. A. Wt, Droit.

Joba. M. Ioyle. Tboa. aveaa.

A. a awiBta, W. Kvana, If. Ja. Kokel, A.

Freeman. HL. Sa Plyaa. hi. Feme.

Leata. ptaaer, Cttmitaa. Parewt. Cob. Harvay, A.

Homeardaer. W. Hemtaiaa, kUaA, KLaTdoa, aW. a aywoorl. J.

W. Haiwr. Wm, Maalr. Joba. IneerwolL J.

kt lamavel. J. Jacob. M. ap iaeeoyJeaa.

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Joba. Baylor. A. O. Lee.IXW.tA Laodweba.

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P. Lei brook, lieuuia (, brink. D. Bowen. Tbeo.

Bres.ler, narak. Conwav, 'I baa, Conway. M. Caaev, croasiey, P. Cabin.

John. Caldwell, P. Crowley. M. Coneil, Wm.

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L. M. lleacou, W. Drucker, N. Devertnv, J.

F. lilal C. U. Dewald. Jacea.

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B. P. II aire. G. W.

Hanover. H. U.irtuiaii. Win. Harrlaon.

O. Hail. Heorv. Halton. K.

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H. March, J. W. Mayr, ra. P.

Miller, Wm. MeiEe. Dr. 1. Ja, Martin.

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H. fietarm. LeelA title, P. Patien, J. n.

Peter. Daniel. Palm, Walter Perin. John. Pnttlnacer A at Kran, Tboa K.totile.

Wm, liade, ary. Ryan, aiattnew. Rover. B. U.

Both. J. W. H. Po.eutbal, CL Ruaaell.

Jobo. hi an, Jaoiaa filnreee. A. F. Kcbneider, Leoa.

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HklilBian. M. Sander. Mra. ML Rtone, Lott.

Mteele. P. perry. Jobn. lea art.

p. M. eitcwart, J. W. M.

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tawyr, a. D. Stephen. Klla J. Bnaxlarra.

Cke. raiewart. J. c. Tbompaon, Georsek Till.

H. Tnwnaley, Ja, Tram, A. Tru.t, Abe. 1 brail. W.

R. Tboaipean, Mtas. ThompaoB. W. AC Taylor.

Irwin. Vtielpel. Jobs Voamer, Aug. Water W. Weber.

Cbaa. Wolverine. D. O. Weber.

Antbony. W' under, Wm. Wetnaartoer. Ward, J. A.

Whetael. H. Waller. Julln. WriKbtaoa.

Eansor. A. Joba B. Foevalee, 1890. Allenthorp, Cbaa.

armatronar, T. Adler. Jullua, Bleoer. W. Ba.ee a buret, W.

O. Burn. M. Blair. W.

W. liaHar. E. A. hell.

Ham. browa k. Ftalabeiaer. Joba Brownell, C. at, Robnet, cbaa.

Brown. J. M. Belt. P.

A. Bard. SJ. W. Bank.

Aeone. Butte. Robert. Byinetoa. a.

u. Caapaey, caaa, tAlitleld. wTi Carry, M. W. Ctlatar.

B. W. Cook. H. OoeeTove.

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Crotty, Joba M. Xlawn. at. H. Jaetera, erao.

P. lieBBla. Wan. Kwkle, W. P.

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Frlea, A. Foaeabaelder Bra's: Co. Ham a us, Howard, a. tT Hostasaaa. F.

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A. kaln, M. told. IC Mra, II Be, J. H.

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ya Meyeea. Oak aania, j. Bk Cia -al VavUaye alieo. Lewatv sterna. e.JL THE ENQUIREB, CIN CJNNATTJ MONDAY.

HAECH 23, 1891; Mueller. H. eater. Geo. la Miller.

Dr. Mllle. M.B. MacaV H. Maleaer, H.

Mat lack, M. Mabiee ax carew. Mclienald, a an. McCarthy. Cbaa.

MOiraoabao, T. J. McOrew. Mr. Molte.

H. Nabber. MrwOL ZSortb, Joba. Nevln. C.

B. Oberwitler, CL (n ten. B. title, I'hoenl BrowlBC Ca Pape, Wm. Parker, K.

1-etera. Mr. CL Porter, J. B. Pott.

W. Rover. Iie. Roin. L.

Rlchter, H. Ricke, H. Htiuoiard. J. Haic.

H. W. rcljoaachar, R. Jaf, aoeath. Jordan.

eulllvan, Wm. tibertfr Hla-biandCotinty eailtb. hlorr. Kd. ttpena-ler.

Jobu r-mltb. H. M. ftteveneon, IL CX Kedam, M. R.

ehaak. Joba A. nvder. W. II.

1 bompaon, P. J. Townaend. Mra. T.

B. I avlor. K. Taylor. J.

T. vvolleakram, EL Wall. Richard. Weincart ner, Joba. Worto, M.

K. Kd. Walter Vt'arrea Wenoel, A. ataxia, J. W.

Waaner. M. w. lab. Joba.

Warren. M. eacer. 'I bomaa W. ZueUl.

L. BAKDTO POWDER. ZP Maekoy, Wm, B. Marcbaat. N.

aderla. Lodes. Mutb, A. U. Mo.baeb.Caaa.

Mutb. Cbaa. Mullea, H. Mclotyre Jaa. Mcl auKbilb.P.

MdHll. A. Mccerdy, Wm. B. McCwrmlck.

OL H. Nolle, Gaorse. It lab' A nna eater. m. Oliver, J.

P. Oetzea. Henry. Ii'lllit, C. J.

Pbelna. D. A. Pat linger, D. K.

Paver. C. H. 1-arker, Petera, Una fat loo. U.

W. Both. J. Robee. Mary.

Roelker, H. Rothaclil'd. M. B. hoards, J.

A. htnltd, I). J. feticotenotb, Wm. lriow.

Cburcb A Ce, burrean, Dr. rwnyiier, II. Stewart, C. E. witaer.

T. J. Pcbwab. IililA Bmllb. Harry.

rltouhThtoo, hleldH, J. ernes, vk illlam. Tavior. Mary ti. 1 orbort.

C. R. Thutiipkon. Georce. Van Have, slla.

arhl.r, C. P. llllnier. B. Worce.ler.

W. W. Wewell. M. bite.

A. K. Weir. P. C.

Welicer. Dr. Wt.rtlinv 1, fetamaaL lillf. K. Wln.f llama Wi.lln.r.

Joa. Zeltbetnayer, 3. Zlpporle, Loula. A MOTHER'S BLOOD Shed in the Presenoe of Her Four Children, Another Bratal Harder at Caldwell Tits Hushand, After Doing the Deed, Cats Hi. 01 Throat, rein.

DisrATcs to thi ixgniii. Cai.dwilu Ohio. March 22. George Harris, who. lives about three miles south-east of here, had been drinking beavily for several days, and was in a very ill-Humor when be entered the kitchen of bis residence Satur day evening.

Harris had been intensely jealous of bis wile for some time. As he en tered the kitchen she was kneeling beside her cook-etove removing eome freshly baked bread from the oven. Harris, noticing her position, proceeded to put into execution a threat he had otten made. He grabbed his wife br the hair, drew a razor, and. in the presence of his four children.

CUT THEIR MOT II Kit's TITKOAT From ear to ear. The children fled to the rekidence of their grandmother, who lived near by. for protection, and with the report that their mother was dead. Mra Harris sent her son. a brother of the murderer, to Caldwell for officers.

She barricaded her own doors, and none too soon, for shortly after the children fled Harris started for her residence, and in three hours, when the officers returned, they found him lying on bis back at bis brother's door witb bisowntbroat cnt similarly to bis wife's. After tbe prisoner bad been secured attention was turned to tbe wounded woman. She lay for eight hours from the time of the assault until a physician arrived. He fonnd her wind-pipe severed, and prononaced recovery impossible. Harris was brought to Jail here this morning.

His own wound is all bnt as bad as tbe one he inflicted on "bis wife, and his physicians pronounce. this afternoon that his efforts at suicide mill be quite as successful as those at murder. Harris is 83 years old. a farmer, and has been considered for several years by many to bare bad an unsound mind. With wbat is destined to be two murders and one suicide in ten days Caldwell is experiencing a season of excitement never before equaled.

SUSPICIONS That Trovcd To Be Well Foanded. An Jktlanta Husband Trevcea Hia WiTo to a Bouse of Questionable Charaoter. Atlakta March 2L A pretty little girl. 3 years old. was tbe central figure in the Ordinary's office this morning, the occasion being a diapute between tbe father and mother for ber possession.

Tbe case had its origin yesterday, borne time daring tbe afternoon G. A. Aenohbacher approached a policeman on Decatur street, saying: I have good cause to believe that my brother's wife is in a house of Questionable cbaraeter near here, and I want you to go witb me and see." Tbe officer accompanied the gentleman to the place and on the way they were joined by 8. N. Aenohbacher.

tbe husband of the woman. At ths bouse Mrs. Aenchbacber was found, but she refused most positively to see or talk with her husband. The husband and his brother finally left the bouse and later the woman went to a relative's home on Irwin street, where she sent for tbe little daughter. The husband being thorouatly eon vinced tbat bis doable were well grounded, made aa attempt to secure nossSKaion oi his child.

Findina that bis wife would not give up the child. Aench-hacher went before ordinary Calhoun and t-cured a writ of habeas corous. It called for tbe possession of May Magdalene Aencb-hacher. It was baaed on the alle.ation tbat tbe mother was not a fit custodian for the child. Aenebbacner alto tiled a suit for divorce from his wife on the grounds of inn-delity.

Tbo writ was served List evening, bit Mrs. Amos Moore, at whose residence the mother and baby are. aaenmed tbe responsibility of proaucing tbe child when the case is to be tried. Jafrs. Aenebbacner claims that ber husband, to whom she ha been married for four years, treated her cruelly.

S-he says be choked ber. and. drawing a pistol, snapped it in her fsee. Tbe decision will be rendered on Monday. A LElECTltVH UCK.

Whlle Trying Tw KxUagul.B a FtTw 1 P11. Steeldemae Jolaw T. Mwrria Nekrrowly JCa-capea ava KsplaaaJaal Cartridge. SPKCIAL BfSPATCB TO Til KNtlUtXatm. SpauiarisLB.

Okiio, March 22, Detective John T. 'orrls was sitting in his library at bis home with friends to-night when a hanginc lamp turned over and set fir to his desk. While trying to extia-anish tbe flames the detective had a eloeo call from death. A box of cartridges exploded and one of them wn is lied past bis ear. Tbo tire destroyed bis rogues gallery, his collection books, valuable papers and Oregon boot, which Blinkey Morgan wore coming front California after brlnf captured.

Norris will have no trouble replacing tbe photograph, as he gave the Coief of Detectives at Clucago copies of them a lew months ago. The loae will exceed SSOOi ia.urea in tbe Peovie'a. of Massachusetts. GeaeraJ Joharton's JTwaeral. WisHisoTe.t.

D. March a Funeral services over she rwKtains of General JeawDb ai. Jobnaton will be hold at St. Joba episcopal Cbareh need ay moraine, at tl o'clock. The interment will be LA Ureeawooa Ceiue-tery.

iiaitiaiore. A wold east te at Lately. araacsAA uaPATcat to rata aaucnua. BituaaeBAM. Ai, March XL Wra.

M. Hathaway. wbUe riding a Highland dammy line this afternoon, fell rtader the wheels of tbe ear and bad her loft lea amputated, bho is probably lauaiiy hurt. I rajrn, gim warms Ltver Koeulator for indl-resiluu vitia immediate rsiiel, O-il. Pprrrii, Ka-Mayox.

Meooo. tie. Powder Is Absolutely the Best, Because Food keeps moist and fresh Food made with Cleveland's Baking Powder keeps moist and fresh, and in this respect it is superior to any powder I know." Mrs. S. T.

Rorer, Principal Philadelphia Cooking School. THEIR OWN TiUP Were tbe Arti-Forakerites Can'ht The Scheme to Hominate a United States Senator Loaded at Both Ends, Friends of Zx-Govern or Tofaker mealy Enjoying tke Muddle His Adversaries Have Gotten Theauel vss lata rxCIAI. SISPATCB to ths xxqcibka ColcmbuvOhio. March .22. The friends of Ex-Governor P'oraLer are enjoying themselves immensely over the consternation of bis opponents at the sight of THI SENATORIAL GROUT, Which they raised so unwittingly, when, as if by preconcert, a dozen newspapers or more came out In advocacy of the formal nomination of a candidate for United States Senator by the Kepublican State Convention.

It was noted and remarked at the time that neither of these papers was the champion of the hi-(Joternor. and wbat made the matter more mysterious was the fact tbat none of the Foraker papers and none of bis recognized friends bad any thing to say on tbe subject, further than to tacitly assent to it. When the proposition was first launched on THS POLITICAL OCEAN One of Governor Foraker's confidential friends made the remark: 'iu less than a month you will see them ail crawfishing?" 'Wliyr 'Because they will find themselves in a hole." "For what is the movement intended?" "To keep Governor Foraker oat of the Senatorial race." 'Will it not have that effect?" "On the contrary it will make him the for mal candidate of the party if the scheme is carried out." "Io you think so "I will make the prediction, and see how far I am mistaken: In less than a month YOU WILL VLND SBERMAJV And all his friends. Foster. Grosvenor.

Thompson. Morey and all the possible or probable Senatorial candidates working against it and pointing out the danger of any pruceetiing. Nor VkN he mi.Lnlren In hia nrAillnlinn Aa has already been stated in The Enqi'irek. the originators of tbe proposition began to back: water and aent nnt I h.i ago to lay tbe nncanny ghoatthey had raised. a rjuruay oi me 1 reaaury oster WltS here 111 COUMUilation with the' laail.ru and declared emphatically against the scheme as a dangerous and PUACTtCALLY SUICIDAL XXPaRTMETT I That should not be attempted.

General f.rosvenor bas been here during the past few days, and discouraift-d Every friend of cum uiau is now neao atiatrtst it. In the mean time the foraker men are enjoying themselves hugely over the discom-liture of their adversaries, and are disposed to hold them to their original proposal. oraker will sweep the convention LIKE A CY CLOSE, And Fherman and the rest of them will never know what struck them." is the confident way in which the friends of" the fcx-Governor put it. Hon. E.

I- Lampson, of Ashtahnla. is in town working to get on the ticket for acond oluce. Bui the objection is raised ihal it will never do to huve the candidates for both Uovernor and Lientenan t-i io verruir from the nortn-eastern corner of the 8tate. but if a ri um win tie a great del of soreness on the Reserve. The Republican leaders, ho took in the lay of the land, are in any thing bat A HAPPY FRAME OP MISTD Over the situation.

They are inclined to ttiink that tbiiins nave now gone so far tbat jJaior Mcainley must be placed at tbe head of tbe ticket, but at the same tune are appre-heimive of a formidable revolt on account of his high tari.it notions. necessity of putting Tamnson on the ticket and the Senatorial muddle will also serve to complicate the situation. Io add to this, when the present Democratic Legislature adjoarna it will show A BTKSTAIVTIAL REDUCTION OP TUX TAX LEVT For State purposes, and that, while it has met all of its otvn approDriations, it has also paid oil about tiVl.lj deiiciencies that came over from the last Kepublican Legislature, and will leave more than Jl.000.000 surplus in the 1 reasury. That is a system of conducting State legislation that ill meet with tbe hearty approval of the tax-paying public W. A.

I. CJiCLE AND NIECE. Serlows Ctuargo Mkda A.rwinat a Heretofore He ape ted Cltlaea By at Kewr Bolative. srariAi, ntaPATCH to tii aarrara. West tJvioa.

W. Va March 22. A sensational abortion case was tried by tbe Dod-dridco Coonty Circuit Court here this week John W. Minter and Barbara, bis wife, wbe were indicted by the last Grand Jury, being the defendants. Evidence for the prosecution showed that Minter induced his niece, a young woman about 20 years of age.

named Birgie Fur by. to live in bis family as com-oanion for bis wife; that during tbo absence of bis wife Minter seduced the girl acd had crim inal intercourse with ber several time thereafter. Six month after her seduction the girl showed signs of pregnancy, ana inter procured an abortion by the use of strong medicines. No evidence was produced showing that Mrs. Minter was a party to the crime.

The defense endeavored to prove that the young woman had been aome-w liat gay. and tbat she made the charge against her uncle to shield the real criminal. Minter bad been married many years but never had any children. The case was given to tbe jury yesterday, who are still out, and a disagreement is anticipated. AH the parties heretofore have borne nn blemished reputations.

Two Scheme luprwetleablew Chicago. March 22. When shown the telegram front New York yesterday reoresenting that Ex-Freaident Grover Cleveland. W. C.

Whitney, Daniel 3. Lamont and a street railway magnate of Chicago were members of a syndicate which proposed to buy up the controlling interests in the streetcar lines of New York. Philadelphia. Boston. Washington.

Pittsburg, Chicago. HL Louis and San Francisco. President Charles T. Yerkes, of the est Chicago and North Chicago Railway Companies, said tbat tbe scheme was impracticable, and that ihe did not think there was any possibility of its being carried lutoeltecc Canalas; Mnefc Ooaalp. Nilwauexs.

March 22. The Decker electric line has been mortgaged to tbe New York Latvaa and Trust Company. for II.OUH.OCO. Tbe documents have beeja filed In tbe office of tbe Register of Deeds. The meaning of the matter is a source of great -speculation.

Tbe papers were Sled a week ago, but the matter has been kept Quiet. It is believed that great extensions are contemplated, and that tbe mortgage has been given to enable the raising of tbe Decessary funds. Cloalag Biaawarek'a Balaaoa. Brsu.vRCik. Dax March 22.

The Sheriff to-day raided Sbibley. saloon, arrested tbe proprietor and seised five cases of beer and several jags of wine. This is tbe first effort ia tbe direction of enforcing prohibition laws since the adjournment of the Legislature. A strong organization has been formed here and in other towns for wiping out toe saloons. The place raided to-day was the seene of the ahootiiur-atTray a week or on ago.

apa Aa oa oaahor. HaaTPOM Crrr. I-rx. March afternoon the Madder well in tbe Mont- pelter oil-field north of this city, was rilled and is good for 160 barrels a day. It ut the beat well so far in.

the field. Taood ore's Kovr Job. CBtcaeo. March Tboraxs. who arrives ia Chicago to-morrow morning, will probably be asated to accept the position of ukniuinciosol tne Worm a pair.

BJKJkJQT Q11 IBS tree Hmiwad'a a aid PaaMwhataa. si God ma at, St. Iaau. Mtv. says: JYtttat tew al or serml axatra aval.

atapaaeiavUv Pood tw i eoaia parwaSow. tAw rekeavbo TLyorttait in siasFatu tOiaeaaata aVwia NEW PTTBLIcfATIOKS. Harper's Magazine For APRIL. "Every ee hld read Mr. Pheipa article the Beiwia Sea CoBtreveray." THE EEHRINS SEA CONTROVERSY.

By the Hon. E. J. Phetps, 1ao United Btataa Mlakatar to tke Cowrt of at. Jamas.

Tke Frencb Arery. By wsaoral sab Iocib Lbwal, XAto French Mlnlaler of Was. 111-tratett ay T. Tavurraosk Giinpaes ef the Bacteria. By T.

MiTcaau. Favaasnt. M. B. Amply LUoatrated.

Tbe State of Wisconsin. By tbo How. w. F. Tzaaa, With aameroas portraits.

The Court Theater ef Heinleaea. By Dr. taakLia WALKSTxaaT. Director the Amorioaa Behool at' Atbeaa Araeirtiae Previnelal Sketches. By TasuDoaa Cmti tt lllostratod by T.

TarutATav. Wessex Folk. Part II. By Thomas Babf. ninairsted by Cxaun Obkejv.

Tbotnas Hoed, Punster, Peet, Preacher. By aha Right He v. xr. T. C.

IicaiiT Biabop of Aentucky. In the "Stranger People" Country. By CHARLES BASKET CBAIaDOCA. ABtnry. Part IV.

LUuetraled by W. T. Bmedley. Short Stories, By a aa abet Causer aad Aaasuas Teal. Poems.

By William Vilvsis CAMtraaLt. aad AMJCIA PlkLMk Tke Mltaartal IkaparlBinli, eobdoclod byuaoaoa William cvbtx. William Dkast Uovitu and Cuarlks Dddiat Wamncr, 'cootalalog aa aaaaually attractive Ust ol eontenta. Subscribe Now. $4.00 a Tear.

Pobllabed by Biirtad Tork TUB CAN IN' TRAXP. Now On Ills Way Kaat Alter a Trip so the Pact fl Coatat. kpecial mar arrest to tub uaina Ft. Dopoe. Iowa.

March 22. A canine crank, well known among railway men as the tramp," has been making his head quarters for the past week on tbe Illinois Central, between here and Sioux City. Tbe tramp" is an apparently harmless, unneces sary dog of mongrel ancestry. He baa a hobby, however, that has snade him famous among the railroad men of the United States. This is a passum for riding on railway trains.

His favorite place is in the cab of a locomotive, where he takes up his position on tbe fireman's seal, with his paws resting on the iiindoweill and bead out of tbe window, closely watching the running of the train. For the past three years tbis remarkable canine tramp has been a familiar hgureon the railway trains in tbis vicinity. HeJias returned recently from a trip to iSalt Iake City, and it is said, has been traced in his wanderings as tar as San Francisco. Although of the mongrel species, he is a bright and intelligent animal, and never forgets a kindness or injury. Wbon known be is never refused his favorite seat on the engine, lie has been known, however, tore-sort to a "third baggage" between- tha mail and baggatre cars.

Once put out of a cab no coaxing or bribing will ever induce bim to enter it again. '1 lie tramp is now thought to be nn his way east, and railway men. who universally make and compare notes on bis wanderinaw. coahdently expect to trace him to tbe Atlantic coast. Insists the Girl Was Killed.

Asbtjrt Park. N. J. March 22. Mrs.

George Pott, mother of Helen Nellsoa Potts-Harris, wile of the medical stndent. Carlyle W. Harris, will sro to New York to-morrow morning at the request of liiatrict-Attoraev Niroll. who will investigate the cause of Mrs. Harris' death.

Mrs. Potts says she thinks Harris killed lier daughter. LOCAL XOTICKS. 'Mas. Wrwetvow's Soot rt sro 8tbdp for Children "Teething" softens tbe gams, re duces inflammation, allays paia and cures wind colic 25c.

"Andy Wetzel's Branch. 217 Walnut, rWendel Mover's Old Lager. 694 Vino sL Whisky. Parmervorv. 39 W.

Sixth si, MARRIAGES. WINDKR8 TAYLOR Yesterday. Michael Thomas Winders and Mary K. Taylor. DEATHS.

DRL'CK Sunday, at 5:10 P. Catherine Uruck, aged nO years 3 months and 22 days, at her residence. No. 481 Fast Third street. Funeral Tuesday, at 1 P.

from fct. Lucas Church. Third and Parsons streets. Friends invited. 232 ELLIS Sunday.

March 22. Rowland Ellis, in his 86: rear. Notice of foneVal hereafter. Priends will kindly omit flu were. FITZGERALD At ber residence.

No. Elm street, Newport, March 22. lu. atherine Fiixgerald. at the age of 78 years.

Funeral from her late residence Tnesday. March 24. at 8 A. M. Ketiaietn mass at hnrch of the Immaculate Conception at 9 A.

M. Friends invited. GAHR Emma Pendleton, wife of, A. P. flabr and daughter of William aaa Jerusba M.

Elden. suddenly, March 21. Funeral from the residence. No. 220 Washington avenue.

Newport, Tuesday, March 24, at 10 A. M. Burial private. 223 HOWELL Sunday. March 52, at A.

Mrs. Mary Howell, at her residence. No. 289 West Court street, in the bath year of iVr age. of chronic bronchitis.

Funeral will Utke place at o'clock Tuesday morning, JOVES On Saturday morning. March 2L 181. at 7 o'clock A. William Uibbs. infant son of Dr.

and Mrs. 1. 1. Jones, aaed 7 month and days. Funeral services at the family residence.

No. 393 McMillan street. Walnut Hills, on Monosy. March 23. at 1 o'clock P.

M. Friends invited. Interment at Newtown. 22 KRUGER Sunday morning, at 3 o'clock. David kroner, aged 54 years, at bis residence.

No.tvs Dudley street. Funeral Tuesday, at 1 P. M. Burial private. KNIGHT William, at his residence.

No. tVB West Eighth street. March a. at 7:50 P. M.

Dae notice of the funeral will be given. MARA At his residence. No. ia My street. Saturday.

March 21. at 10 o'clock Patrick J. Mara. Fnneral frnmi liHnthai Assumption. Tuesday.

Marcb 24. at m. Biiaxi. OtiDEXKaneyX. Oaden.

Saturday, at 10:30 citrca r. in tier vo year, aneral from r-tuloh Chnroh. in Delhi Township. Tuesoay. March 24, at 11 o'clock A.

M. Banal at fehtloh Cemetery. ST3 RA DOLPH At Cincinnati. Saturday. March sa.

katy B. Randolph, aged Is years. aneral from the raainanra r.f No. 719 South Front street. Hamilton.

Ohio. a tiamuay atternoon, jaavrca A4. St a r. at. BE ARDON Timothy A.

Reardon. aged years, bunaar, March 22. at 4 M. Funeral irom tne oi nis sister. No.

3x3 eat r-ixth street. Tuesday, at 8 A. M. Us- wrai-i v-- aw ana viicaga papers Please exjpy. KOMUXHtTS" "JI kl4 Karate Work.

MUnUMUIIO (aoaiu.Aix.lH Ouart an. MCHCS1I.TTS. Btatooa. Conor Poarta A at ark-era. DaaUarwa la grwat variety.

Wblka'Atta. 'WATCHEa. MICHIE BROS, if 41-st DUFrlOSISS ASD VATCUES. HOME STEAM LAUNDRY, 443 AH.OADK Collars and Culls 2c EaclL. Try onr Toilet iSetrviee.

Mtweh Boll Beerrag No.1 laea Boll i.t ovre Pi lach Rail iranm ta fSTsiiaws rrav a. a iaAaal. art. taall, tv CfS3-ta SPEtTIAX. xoncEi IHK GREAT PA IK RELIEVER." euros vraanjaa, tvoike.

Ltoida, au pains, so i I r. THE aTOITJf STjXITO CO. 0iWCWAiW Full of Interest to all Economical Buyers NOTICE THE LUIITED TIME OF THE DIFFERENT ITEMS. Five Dress Goods Items! A ONE WEEK'S SALE (If the Lots Last). IV1ARVELS OF CHEAPNESS.

FINEST QUALITY Black -Bradford Brilliantine At 75c a Yard. The value is fl60. FINEST QU-1LITY Colored Brilliantines! Imported Goods. Only 45c a Yard. TLey are cheap at 75c.

Black and Colored 40 inches wide. Only 29c a Yard. The regular 50c quality. ALL-WOOL BLACK BATISTE VEILING, With double hemstitched border, 41 Inchrva wide, 50c a Yard. The value is French Satino Dress Patterns, Best quality, 12-YAKDJPATTERiVS, For $2 Each.

Ttteeo CTlotha Appro avch Bilka nearer in appearance than any other known summer fabric These prices are TJOsltively tbe lowest that ever have been placed on similar (roods. The opportunity Is here present. Do not let it so by unheeded. The values can not be duplicated. COME-SEE-BUY TO-DAY.

XTA moctxrrr motxces. MABOWjO-ataasal aaalg of Wfllta Cfeancor atoXPAT EVtMNtfaatal wwnoa. Wara la Bum, Visitor larrted. wr toMi sa sat, t. Aan a.

Haaaa adkllAT arVKJSLXaA. SA Wawtt tA Ytanaea ta mac ara AaVAaB-AiA a SkajfBa w. UIUI LEAKS; AjiItegJorMen THREE DAYS' SALE THREE DAYH PKAOE. MILLINERY OPENIWO. -OF- FIEST QUALITY LIXEN Collars and Cuffs! Eleven rood styles in OoUara Two rood styles in Cuffs.

20c Collars. THREE PAstlOE, IOc Each. Regular 25o Ckiits, a IOC l'AIK. Oome early so as to get your gdJte and style. (lonsc-CleauiDg Item Our 1 1.25 6-fbot STEP -1.

ADDERS! Made of best Norway Pine. Hare the handy shelf attachment. Firmly braced with iron braces. PRICE FOB TO-DAY sad TO-X0KB0TT Only 9oc Each. EXTRA SPECIAL We offer this morning-, In Oeonre-street Extension, lOO pieces of Fine Fancy Satteens, 32 inches wide (that usually seU for 20c and 26c at 121c a yard.

Larve variety of French desijrns. Just the fabric for Wrappers, Comforts, Draperies and Furniture Covering. The early purchasers secur tne Dess styles. JVM mm J- fin Ln. Race, iSoventli inid Georfro Streets.

TETTElVBORTrS. FpETTENBtW I HOUSKUOLU. STEP-LADDERS! We are the heaviest Wooden ware handlers in this city. THAT EXPLAINS OUR LOW PRICES. For this week we offer the gr: 3 ft.

at 60c 4 ft. ai 70c 5 ft. at 80c 6 ft. at SOc 7 ft. at SI.

STRONG, LIGHT AXD SIMPLE. Our Step-Ladders are made of Clear Norway Fine, with wide steps, Malleable Japanned Hinges, easily adjusted by wrought Iron side braces, a good strong bucket shelf, especially well braced back, and this ladder will never close up when ln use. TETTENBORN'S Da aa mnrCurtmlnm at Jkomo. i Two to fbur atn to stretolioil and I dried at onos. Curtalna appear lite I new, evrnivstrptcued.

rjrraam: I "TETTENBORN'S HOUSEHOUrl W.f IftM.aokiTlM. CiarTl.O. REDUCED -a rar 11 1M00T OSLT Ca.39 11-roOT XLI (2.73 rtiLBiie eair 3.bo TETTENBOIIN'S Gem Cake Pan Demonstration Still goes on. Tis nerar too lata to learn how to make cake. Good cako, too, at a small expensa.

It's Terr simple. (Jome and see us do it. Eggs ara cheap aad their Ttvrious oaes io mating caka ara ullr azplained. EPETTENBORH IEAD1K BQUSE-FURJKSHEH, 114 and 116 TV. Filth Cwwwr Stato, Start ww Vtato aaavat 1800, ALTJMIWTJM.

PURE ALUinUTHI CO. 125 Vine Street, craciKXATi. a kaxufactjred evRTian stcci aid UACE TO CESa IXTEXTORS AXD ttlXlIAXICS Are invited to pUte BTiannfatrtureot of ahTeninnm on Bale, mhsrusit vr BXSTAtTRAVT. HUIiT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL C3 akQd 65 Foutxiii Squire. Booma 6O0 up.

Flxttt-Class Kaetarxrsknm. Open until mldnigho. 1 Shell oysters uidcluns irpeclovlty. TOT SHILLITO COaTPAlfX. SUPPLEMENTARY OPENING IN SUIT DEPARTMENT! vrmm warn? (Sklrti Made and Msterials for Waists,) Shipped from Paris three weeks ago, have just been landed, ex "Servia." Ve will have them on exhibition TO-DAY VTO-MORROvj And a3 the sales on Exhibition Days are always large, we recommend customers to make their selec-r tions early, while the assortment is unbroken.

A ITHIS SUPERB Forms a Complete Exhibit of the Styles being worn in Paris to-day. ttAT.T, ARE CORDIALLY INVITED-Ssy asooivz rijoori. TDE JOM SHILLITO COMPANY RACE, SEYEXTH ASD UEOKtiE STREETS. P. S.

Also Arrival of EXQUISITE NOVELTIES in JACKKTM. SPRING OPENING -OF M. T. HOUGH tSt CO. Will display on Tuesday and Wednesday, llarch 24 and 2K Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Novelties, Flowers Fans' Novelties in Jewelry, 146 Fourth Street.

COCOA. sold vzsal, riiin, W. Baker fi'dw Breakfast Cocoa from wlilch the excess of oil baa been remored, la Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in ila prrparatioo. It has mora than.

Hurt nVneg taa strCTtA of Cocoa mixed with SUrch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, cosain; Je than Jt cent up. It ia delicioiM, nemriahlng, atrenythening, TaSiLT pisxstkd, and avitnirahly adapted for invalids aa well aa for persona in health. Soid by Grocers evyrir. w. vm col, ccnctiESTEi, Ua-TStTBM-oJujTAal STOr UiKH, KACLS 6ALTJLV- IZEJJ laOM OOKH1CZ Otli-WlTT 0 ttWvaalsstl baa aT-0.

THE LADY SOCK RAKERS. AitiPsricEirrs. GRAND S5E5I TO-KISHT 1 r.M.. Itlcla liar riot B08T0K- GKJfAT 6CCCE83 OF Ttaaasi, I THE A nnie'nr H2 aTHEXKLSI cocjjiTsr. ill.

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