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MORE PRIZES For Our Future Presidents. Tbe final List of The Enquirer' Interest, ia the Great Competitloi Growing Apace Some of tlie ArnngemeBta. latent In The Karnira prt eornUet tor ChOOlcBBdMQSTOW UwtilM In rrery icboorptrtion belli ftol for tb first raUnf which la to be published In BatorcUy'g Egq-ikSB. and already pupils ar baring numerous and animated diaroa-elona eonecrnlng tb probable leaders. Tbe Uet of prises which wIU be offered to folio wet the- iDtmoiti rtuxae.

To tha papfl In the Ft. Thomas public school who attains the highest averag daring the eoocjadlnf term Of school. Five Dollar In Gold. To tha high tcbool pupil In the Covington olored school attaining the bis beat average do line the concluding tern of school. Five Dollars la Cord.

To the Intermedial chobl pupil In tb Covington colored school attaining tbe highest avers daring the concluding term of school. Five Dollars la Gold. To tbe gram mar school pupil In tbe Covington colored school obtaining the highest average during tbe concluding term of school. Five Dollar In Gold. To the primary school pupil In the Coving, too colored school attainins the highest aver, ace during tb concluding term of school.

Five Dollar in Gold. To the pupil In the Newport colored school attaining the-hlsbaat average during tbe concluding term of school. Five Dollar In Gold. KOKrnAVIBSIISa committees. Tbe colored achooi in Newport containa but about UK) pupils, and ia not a graded school.

Therefore, but one prize la offered. It will be awsrded by a committee consisting of Superintendent Burke, Principal Joseph Lee and one other teacher to be chosen by them. Tbe ft. Thorns achooi ia a large one, and is sttended by nearly all tbe children from the fort as well as those from tb Highland suburbs. The prize at this school will be awarded CyUieteschcrs acting aa a Govern- in CommitteeTwith Principal Ball aa Chairman.

Tbe colored school in Covington Is a very large one, and the four prizes offered to the pupils will be awarded by a Governing Committee, consisting of Principal 8. B. Binger, Chairman, and sll the teachers. Prof. 3.

U.S. Downed, of Bell em yesterday named hU Governing Committee, as follows') Hlsa Kagel, of tb A Grades Miss 'West, of the Grade: Miss Dora Btetter, of the II and Miss Ingraham. of the high school. Prof. Downes will act as member of the Governing Committee, ex-offlclo.

Tb interest in the contest grows greater with the lapse of time, and all the pupils are earnestly engaged in preparing themselves for the contest. Tbe names oft the three pupfls with the highest averages in each class will be published in The Esqlibib next Saturday. COVINGTON. lit Sterling District Conference. At o'clock this morning tha nrealdlng alder, Xav.

W. A. Jackson, will open tba aaaalon of tte ML. SterUag Dwtrtct Conference, of tb Colored Method tat Episcopal Church. In their church en X.yu street, as announced.

Tba Sunday School Zkatrtet Convention will elect offloara, and listen to tha rrporta from tha various Sunday Bchoota, Mum Buaie D. Miller, of Minaraburs. will eoo-trlbuta an eaaay on "it's a Mlatake, and Mlaa Barsh E. Lawsun, of CarlUla. will read aa eaaay on "Tha Benefits uf tha Sunday School ta th Church.

At 7:30 p. m. Dr. 8. J.

Watklns will wet-corn the rnatrlct Confetwnc. Keapona by Prof. W. W. Magowan, of, Mt.

BterUng. followed by Mrs. Her. W. A.

Jarkaon. weteomlng tte -Woman's Dlatrtct Mlaatunary Roelety. which will fee raapiMidad to by tha blatrtct Organlaar, Mrs. 1 B. Stewart, of Carllale.

Quite a aumter of mlnlatera and delesates ar-rlvad yasterday. Her. A. Key a. of Maysville.

praacbed an abl sermon laat eyenlng to aa attentive audjeaca. Not in the Latw Books. Thar Is every reason to believe that Attorney tVav Byrne and Judg EUUton are ta danger of craning tramtber la tbe manner of the knight of old. with awards and ooSea playing a prominent part ta ttetr maetlng. Tteaa two men have been warm personal frteada.

and am Tmwlay tbey ware rppoalng roiinaal In tba ease of Mea vs. Olover. Attorney Byma rep-r naming Maa and Judce ElUstoa looking after tba taterasta of Mr. Ulover, wbo waa th da-faodant and who had been sued for tbe reoovary of money paid for a deed to property, and which Judse Parkin mdaiad cancelad. Me waa awarded a fudamrnt for S38T asalnat Olover.

In order to aacura tte tudgmeat Attorney Byrne propoeed to attach tba property tha nest day, sad would have done yesterday, but changed ola mlad oa reading ta Tb Enquirer that Mr. Anthony Ulwer had aoarrled Catherine U'Doaaell. By ao doing Ulover can now claim a homaatead eaemptkm of 1.0,10. aaore than tha property la wurth. and tterrby tharart tha at- tachment.

aad Byma allraa that tlua plan waa auggeated by Judge Elllaton. Before the Magistrate. In th Court of Judge Mclaughlin aalanlay waa filed by Oval 8. Hlgglna va. Wllhatmlaa Kubolt.

far tte enforcement at a aaortgag tea of tea. Ia th same Court Mr. Michael McOarry filed suit against Frank belmon tor th miaalna of a in tte Coure of Jodea Jamison salt waa filed asalnat Oeorge Feldkamp by Joseph Bryant's administrator for 3 so, alleged ta so oa ac- Tlnim Before tb same Magistrate James Gordon filed salt against Charles Kershaw fur t-3 Ira, alleged to due oa account. J. K.

Stephens filed salt srsjnat W. H. Cos and a. a. 1 uja 1 It Mar Do Murder.

Henry ttaatr, tbe nu assaulted by William Boapptearorth oa Sunday algbt at Twrner Hall. atlll Uasja aa condition as Not for tte a ait tbe vtctla Tha sueartlns nhvsldaa. Dr. Bis u. Jr.

was ta hope, that a surgical operatloa would be aumi laaary. but th failure of Zitnnaer to recover i ia a anim aiciaasrilr Drecludes the pertorm- tng of aa. operaoon. At a late hour bast algtrt niisial'a deartavwaa aaomeatarily espactao. Stoe, laais taTtte assailant of Zlmaser.

waa In ii 1 oa a bael bond of Sluu. and was believed bvst anght that te would te reej-reatsd la a wait tte latLsan of tte victim a cmvilUua. Tte aaarrUga af Mr. Saw sal K. Ismg sad Mlaa Mary K.

Ssaaaj. both prom 1 neat paagla of this city, took piece yeaterday at tte of tb bride's grandparents. Mr. an Jars. Robert Herntngray, a Oarrerd avenae.

Tte ansalng waa born affair. but tb tramediate relatives being present. Tte ceremony waa pei for in ed by Rev. Dr. Fells, of Lexington, aa smew to tte fair bride.

Attar tte wedding supper tte young couple left tor aa eateastsd lour at ins a astern eiuae. Tbey "11 Tour Earope. among the crttlaen preparing for a are Circuit Clark Henry eaaurhtar Mary, wis km May IS Jsatsre W. W. CVaary and wife, on May 33: Judge CJeors O.

Perkins and family. Jaae Mr. K. J. Hwkey sad wife Mra, W.

Ca. Mams and Mrs. Irv ing uaJaey, la Jnna. Tlve Chandlee Caa Poartrsawed. Tb Chandlee bribery ess, that.

waa ta have bias called before edge A ttey tn anaiiia lag. baa again been pisituimiil antu Wadrsasday next, aa Judge Jamas Tarvta has teen railed te la tb) CI remit Coart. I Bled tm tbe Cliaalt Ciisb ysslsraay by aaua F. Femur, af Croara scrsst. Wajaa HtUs.

for SIM a. anesed to be due aa a aota aad at- tach, I mcney aa tte NorU a aatasfjrSBa-nMat, tf aasa money tn nontern Bank or tais city t. A. Bull, af Waahmatoa. K.

C. ate rtsJaos, of tte Co loraa Methodist Knew una I Church Amirlra. arrived la ate altv vasiar day. attad tte eaafarenoa, aad la abe guest af rrsatlisg aader W. Jacaaoa.

dab af tlua elty ta enseal tte state eonveatioa at Oseaaare May I are red mj lea tajmsat JTrtday te maaa aaat arrssgimasls for tnp. The savJiaaMe wife at Omnrftmaa Frank. Umrs aaaa i aaiai nar a aar sums, us cseacant avanua. Heart tunes waa tte saaa sf bar di miss Bte leasee a kaaeisaa and tour chlidresa. Jsuraal Bvt.

teaj amtate Trsaafars Osorr C. Braam. af ssadssay. as esMa-'enema, kg ea Aah atrest, aasa a laat, The day efts a Utt Bat wtti a art id together Mue i Mm. Jsssfih Pftnrtl wilt have a eake sale at ber in.

Garrard avenue, from to a. av. am mmr. tar us aaa I ef ts It cordial nu imIm eia ft ri mrtn as la brete the eeveaty-elxth winnuT at the order The kadlee at the First rrsehvtsrlsB Fourth strive wiu si a dteoer Thursday at UM (km tor beasfit ef the shear. MsbeL the bate af Mr.

aa lira. L. ard. Hoimaa mat. died jsstarday.

Th Whmt "eoeTee" of the given tut evening by Mrs. SL J. Moor, at sts eirsec for Om benl at the tannery Society at he new Cathedral. Tha chermlnc Bostssa was IMT a eat and tea ra- eetvlng aad nttrutalec th nanaartiua imw or mar staters. Mrs.

Thomas Coram aa Mas- ale Heara. aa by Mra. Henry I mi mod Mrs. Maloaey. 7M rseefpt at thm evening uamreaate BWZ.

which sellpeee all records. Bui AamnWHi visitors wsrs wmM. a Tig flu ai heiir Rev. Iflshop Mass aad Rev. Father Oorey.

Colonel John MrDrsTtald. wha went with Charles vt'lrth to Anchoress Asylasx. rsaorta tha eoedl- tvm at rmoar cneey, mh growing worse, lie aar at am CEJTSAL OOTDrOTOJ. Tfee Strike Over. Tbe brlckssakera of the Borfkers an tbe Scbaalaafuaa brick yarda.

who bare bars stiiklag uaat a aaeaetlaa at arasaa. rM ga la work to- dar. aa tha turn imp(M tb terms at thm Whmm at a amiH tela laat aisat at Hauler a Hail. Mlas Ranaab Kmiu a rlumlu tetla at Cal. bertaua gtatlua, la rlMtlnr Mr.

aad Mr. Jobs Laa. MILLS ALE. Mr. Juha MeOalatv wIU laava to-dav Car Lrx- tastoe.

Hi. Baulf WUIIaasa. at Ladlow. baa rranafvrrad to Rqulr Flrkrtc tha caar ut Chart Kranaooan, who u4 Hnrr Muraaa for a dMat at Kt 2U- bai- aara dua fur raauas iT-paatura. Tba Twr Troataas hntrad to saaa aa ardt- Banr.

'aatabtlahlag a dug las. Man? najrvf nf tba eitlsan of tbla nlaca are ba ins ad4l cn arwvutm at tb L. aad L. Rall- Cbad Ctitnranr fnr parmlaalua to lay aavaa track acruaa nrm avraua. Tba company agraaa to place safety sate at tlte 1 1 iaalin ESLASQEE.

Mr. Jobs Cabin, of Boon Coaatr. and Mlaa Ebrihardt wra Biamad yaaterday by Mar. Fr. COlby, of Fluranca.

The Ladl Faralahlnr goeletv met at the resl- dmca of Mrs. John Hrwrtl Tuaday. They will am at Mra. W. H.

Wlthrow la two wvrka. Tna following offlcara war ltd to arr-ra thla term: Mra. Monday. Praalornt; Mra Joon Saw. II.

Vlca Praaldrnt; Mra. Ooonra Morton. Trcaa-urrr: Ma. W. H.

Wrthrow, Becratary; Mra. J. B. Thomas, Aaabnant Secraiary. Mra.

Jamas K. Carlrr. of Jonasrilla. Is vlatlinar fnanda bra. Mlaa Nina MrKean hi rlaltlns bar axuidmotbar.

Mrs. T. r. Cbambara, Waltua. Mrs.

McCor. of Grant County, la vlaltlna Mra. Horace Oraanwall. Mr. Van Horn, a prominent and waalthr rltlsra of Nw Urlaana, la tba guaat of Cantala Baaar.

Mr. Bbarlee Laaeaater, of Dry Rids. Is visiting bla mother, atra. Lancmatar. of Com.

monwcalth avenue. Tha Erbtnaar T. M. I. baarball tram waa oraan? laad the otter nlabt.

aa Prad Elchholx. Captain and flrat baar; A. Konrrdlnc. rljht flcld; C. Bchwybold.

cathrr: F. t. Wlntrrbarg. pltchar; a. BcnwrDoto.

abeona rasa: sourwea. center Held and catcher: J. Verfcamp, left field; F. LanhofT. nonstop: n.

Bcnwyooia. uiira baa. All cbal- wwa ant to tba Captain abail promptly. LUDLOW. John Hammond, an Insurance collector llvlna on Oak etreei.

waa run over yeaterday by a buscy aiwl hla wrtat broken. Ma waa aiao brutaed a ahaken up. Tte driver' a name waa Bryant. A meeting of the W. C.

T. U. will be held In West Covington nest Tuesday night, for th pur-poae of org-nlzing a county union. Mrs. 8ket-ton.

tte National Organtaer. will te preaent. On he Zotlowlnr Thtrraaar eveolns. Mar z. tha la- dtea of Ludlow will attend In a body a farewell reception which la to te tendered to Mrs.

Skel-tun. and which la to be held In Newport. Clay Seereet -has returned to his home In Lud low, after an a bar nee of two years. His friend will te aorry lo hear of hla serious tUrn.ee, due to sn attack of typhoid fever. Mrs.

Ben Rempe, of Price Hill, ta very til st the real dp oca of her fatter, Mr. IMerckea, of Ash street. Mlas Emma Kehoe, sister of Rev. Father Kehoe. of St.

Boniface Church, of Ludlow, waa married yeaterday to Mr. William Wagenlaader, of New-Port. The regular monthly social of the Freabytertaa Church wlU be held to-night at tba church. A dellshtfu snrDrtae narty waa riven Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Kamler laat night at Odd Felllows' Hall. Th affair waa got up Dy their mends in honor of tte tenth anniversary of their mar riage. Mlaa Rattle Charlton, of St Louis. Is rla ltlns her aunt. Mrs.

Gilbert, of Elm street. AT I5DEPE5DE30E. Tbe Kenton County Court Hears Some Sensational Cases. In tbe Circuit Court at Irrdeoendence yesterday tba famous eaaa of Dell Watson against bar brother. Constable M.

Marshall, for defama tion of character was ended by th Jury awarding tha pkumia a verdict of on cent and coats. Tte cases of tboa Injured on th and O. itaiiroaa by reason or a mispaaoea switch Newport, while returning from a Sunday excur-alun that had goat to Mellbourae, are now ia priai and will te flnlaned to-day. Tte case off Milton BobUason. chsrgexl with aa attempted enminai assault upon bra daughter.

Mrs. Ulaaa, waa given a preliminary neai-lng by at Ice Stephens. The testlmimy orferea by the piamas was of a Baost soocaung ensracter. una nas been marrieo out anout eient weeks, ana on tte wttneee at and ate aliased that her father had Baietreated bar crtmtaa lly wtea ate waa but IS rears of age. Hh also maintained that whan a bate was bora.

and at hla mggestloua and through fear of his threats, ate laid tb parentaga of tb child to an other individual. Tha a Heard assault oa tte lath of Anrtl at borne waa also described, and then tte defendant waa placed en tte araao. He OealeO every ai- teaatloa made by bla daughter, and. a there waa so other evidence offered. Justice Sievbena dts- mleawd tb case.

Robinson la a poor farmer and baa a faarilr of eve children oepeaatng on mm lor ewpport. ana. had te been held over, etey Would have auOeree. aa te could aardlT have elves ban. areould tb graud Jury determine ta Investigate case.

Ho blnson will be present aad ready to go Decor it to answer trie charges. Y0U5G3TEES That Are Too Qnod To Be Kep Dows. At yeaterday a meeting of the Directors of the FVaTsers and "Traders" Bank of Covirurton. two ng naea of liaiaikalile ability were gtvwa de served leexsytutlon. Mr.

Becjamla Bronrkaga. predicted bvst week by Tte Enquirer, waa elected cashier, to succeed tte bit Jobs I aa-Htford. sad Thomas M. Jenkins was elected ta a plaoa la tte directory. Mr.

Bromlase has teen amlatsnt eaab- arr of tte Farmer- aad Traders for eosaetaweg over a year. He baa been ia tte banking buasaeae for IS rears. The election of Mr. Jewkma aa a Director of tte bank la a ssarked af bis hiislnass ability aad atsndlng He tea bean a resident af Covington only sVart four years, and has been merely a passive stockholder la tbe Farmers' arid Traders'. He Is Superintendent of the Kentucky Subsu-bea Electric Traaalt System.

A 8TEEET PARADE. The Final Featare of tbe T. O. U. A.

M. Conveataort. Tte Junior Order of United Smarlran Macnaa- kca. which has been I ma la aa Impuatug' diarday parad as Coviarton last sight- Oouaclla were" present from Newport. BeJlevue.

Ludlow and Cincinnati. Many of tte realdents along tte line of march decorated la honor of the parade, aad red are abundantly Ulaaaiaatad tte ne ea saarcn. Cantata Frank PhlUrBB. of Mea mat. acted as uranu jaaranai.

rviiy i.suo raea wer ia line, each carrying aa American Sax. One of tte fea tures or the parade eras the exhibition of dri amass siren by tte Cbiiatlan Eadeavor Cadets, was were am in use paraac. The next State Convention of tb order win held at Leslngina. MAnara) Ef xestttjcxt. James B.

Wlbma. 22. I atatla B. Lowery. SI.

bath af Parm, Ky. asairlii la Co-raagtoa John W. Tuoma. SX, Katie A. Haark.

aa both of Daytoa, Ohio, i also msntrd yaatarday lOVUMrtso. NOB WOOD. Tbe lasmbai of Mt. Svaal iaal Ro. x.

K. A- K. will leave thm ascrntna for "Qavbaa. oUa waasra ussy eaauua-, a Mrs. Oeonre W.

BaaL wte hi vialttac her srater. Mrs. Dr. TldosH- ee Moots ran irv s-ksTsriu home la CWvelajed. Ohio, to-day.

Mast va wiu The Scteol Board will level acatlona this evealaa for teat aratua for tb sew achooi house. Ty aw a ma svaalm tba Not a sod Ms aia ha Club vui givw am sins, i aaasesssw Mra. X. fell yrasarday aad aVlaraled bar Ejsqi isw. Jjtxv.

April 2a. Relativws of Pike Brown, wba was kUled lvsr last ThurUy, arrived thla anorQlnx. disinterred tb body and Identified hint. Tb body will be iwrnoved ta boruao. Ciark County, where NEWPORT.

Aoasaa, aa aid eatorad mdy aaraetar aroaaa i an auxtkatraat as Caarmnatt iinag. will te taaaa kr Waita. tha I ill Omorwa tb yatmaaat brotbar a Has. mm7mESLVmm' JB mmm' Tm" Marrtaaw II mam wars sraaMad te tna fonownac J. Browalpa; aad laa OoBirana.

at Ky. Cbarlas Si krlahar aad Kliaa-b Karmaa J. Uwnan aad BarUaa mabarua. Millkrw M. Brawa asm Alma J.

Tba Tiinn r-ia, a. nVata yaatarday araalaars riaalllaal Oaatar Halwhaaar; Viae fr Wat. J. A. BamacM; aacratarr.

Jaba 2Vnna: Traaaanw. Waa, Maaaar-ln; Kxmewttra Caanaalttaa. Baaaaai Hagtea, rruk Cexraat. Main aixlar hu, I ruarr, aptaia Marry Mlaa Baaala Mrfcar. of Braaraawtna.

tarnrd ta bar hiaa, raataraa aft aaaatmr atar WHB Mr. aaA Mra. It. Laraaa. af H'aat Btath atraat.

Tb Fir tanaaraast was ealM te euamk a amaU klaaa la a bnaaa a a ml aa Cweait Ooart rrB Toay Bi nra yaatardar aaaratac. an Eaat a-roat atraat. aaowt II a'rhark. A prom-laaat cltiaaa aaot tafc aai tha tlaaa tram taralaar la tba alarm, aad tbe parts. int napiaiilid la saetly two mlnaU aad had water oa tb Samoa la tbraa mlmilra.

Tbe liaan was allgb. Caroaar Tmrbr la bom from a vlalt ta bla A araad a naai illn azhlhttloa win te ilm ai Tma- run Mat Twaar taaaiag tor Laa at inaciwcior n. Mr. and Wsltar Went are am to tb Magratuiatlua of their Bumaroua trianda over tba arnrai of twlaa at ttetr boaaa. and beys Brattr Mttla kau wanVHaar atnial laat vmlng ax tte raaldrnc of Mr.

aad Mra. t)aa- wi una. oa Eaat reurth atraat. Tb pnncipaai ware Mil too Cuffln. tnatr sua.

and Mlaa Bora Brooks, of Covlnslos. Her. E. O. B.

Mann, of tb Taylor St ran M. K. Orarrb. parfjuiid tb t-wiwawar. aiar wnica a racaptHm waa sivaa tte aaar raiatlvaa and fi l.aila taa vuuaa aouola.

Ttey wIU taaa a ttelr raavdaaca at oaoa la tte aaat aad of Cmrlnaail. Tb aaYantT-etxth ajulraraarr of tb Odd Fel lowship will be eelabratrd la aa aponaaiata majr- ner to-ntrbu at Odd Faflowa' Mall, by Noah's law iMia. aasiataa ay Noan a uora momp airat. Wm. Tall Lmtiaa and Cantoa Nrwmn No.

LJZ. Ttera will te a municipal aad literary antar. im.ii um in in, puuar pmni. un ina intra wnr. anu oa tha aecund a receptlua will te teid.

and la tha banquet hall a sumptuous lunch wm be prapared. At tb fteotlna- of tb Tnmteea of tb Tork Btraat Cragra-ational Church laat augbt tte reslanatloa of Kav. Kalob Smith waa nnilanil aad aooapted with daef, ragrat. iTa roiiowins eornmtita waa sppotntaa to s. eur a auoeaaaur ta tbe retiring pastor: Dr.

W. w. Anorraon, A. Braaiay, ran It Aloen. Jamas Irwin.

Flab, Oaorge A. tiaaw aad Ales. Duguld. CMonat fttoddard Johnatoa waa tba cltr Ta tarday looking after bla polttloal fancea. Aa far as Campbell County ta rooorrard.

judging from th lars number of bla friends who are heart sad soul for blm, be need have no fear. BELLE YUE, KY. Madden-Roae. Mr. WUIIaia Mad den aad Iflae Amelia Rose were5 married at St.

Anthonya Church yeaterday momlrur. high nuptial nasi bains celebrated by Rev. Father Ryan. Tte attendanta were Mr. Thomaa Rose, brother of tte bride, and laa Alice Madden, sister of the groom.

After the ceremony a wedding breakfast waa served st the home or the bride a parents, in Dayton, and last night a reception was held at tte Bellevue Hotel. Odd Fellows Celebrate. The celebration of the eeventy-clxth year of Odd Fellowship by Brllevue Lodge No. 808 last night was aa event long to be reroembered by aM present at the entertainment. The musical pro gramme vraa very enjoyable, and she address by nr.

neaour was a spienaia one. as waa tna re- spoaae of Grand Master of she Stata Thomaa James to the toast of "Odd Fellowship In Kentucky." Rev. J. P. Whitehead, a Presbrterlan minister of Newport.

look oa "The Re Is Son of Odd Fellowship to ReUglon." Past Grand Mas ter or me mate A. J. rieea was unable to be preaent. and an aoceptabla substitute was found in James w. Kills.

The Fifth Bstullon. Knlrhts of John, which Includes th Knights of t)u Henry, of Covington; tn Knights of st Qeorge, of Newport, and th KnlshtS of St. Edward, will meet at Butcher1, Bail this evening for inspection and drill. A report that Rer. Father Caaander Is to be transferred to Frankfort, and to be succeeded at tbe Sacred Heart Church by Rev.

Father Human, of Cold Spring, has gained currency, but. If true. Father Caaander has received no Information on the subject- Father Caaander has endeared himself to his pariah here, and sincere reexet will follow bis leave-taking should the rumor prove true. A Question hss been raised ss to Council hsvins the right to elect a new Board of Tax Supervisors, the claim being made that the old board retains Its seat for another year. The matter WIU te settled at tb meeting of Council to-night.

Th remains of the 1st John Fltsgsrald war removed from tbe vault at St. Josepha Cemetery yesterday and Interred. Richard Brooke, for several veers coachman for. Rev. Father Ryan, has gone Into the employ of tb Hannigan race a tables.

Mrs. rhsrles Bord has returned from Ksw Rich mond, Ohio. DeWItt BlanchatO leaves for Lima. Ohio, to-day to pitch fur the baseball club at that place. DAYTOH, IT.

A Marriage on the Qnle. A lucent nmrriaga. surrounded by unusual cir cumstances, hss Just com to light. On last Bon-day evening Miss Carrl Kama, residing oa second street, eloped with William Betirendaen, of Third and Benham street. Mrs.

Kamp became alarmed at ber daughter aAteenc and Instituted search for her. but without avalL Oa Monday night Miss Kamp, accompanied by Beurendaen, returned home and asked ber mother's consent to ber marriage to Hchrende, n. Mlas Kamp was deaf to sll pleadings and Inquiries regarding ber whereabouts during ber absence. Mrs. Kamp gave her consent to the marriage, and ate young coupkt repaired to th parsonag of Bt.

Francis Church and were made one. uenreTidaen Is 23 years of age and Mlaa Kamp IS. City Engineer Oen Boinkl la dana-asuaabr 111 or. typnoiu sever. Mrs.

Robinson, tha keeoer of a eon feet loners on Fairfield avenue, reported to tha police yes terday tnat soea anees in let naa sroiea a goto watch from her store. Last wees; $22 waa aiao stole a from tte bum store. Carnival of Manufacture and Liberal Arte" la the title of an entertainment to te given by the ladles of the Estill Guild, at Odd Fellows' Hall, oa next Monday evening. Tbe Be wins Ctrcl of th Presort erlsa Church wiu meet at atra, urate a on. Tbe defectlvelv cunsll eated Warner rtalldlnsr at Fallon and Falrflehl avenue, has been entirely torn down and th work of IwconalxiscUoa will be ciiaiiaanced to-day.

FT. THOMAS, Military Convict Hiurhea waa dlsrharwsd fisa the service yeeterday, after TOmpletlng a aen-tence of one year In the guard bouse fur rtmirTiua. Pendlna tte aoadlne aad laiisiaeaiiiaaira' arhlefa Colonel Cochran la putUng oa tte main parade, guard muuntlng will te teal oa tte small parade liwne sat laa nvar xroat. Mrs. I Beckurts xmva a dmner nartv laat LOWER RIVEH ROAD.

Dr. J. M. BarcUy. of Riverside, left bust Talgttt a- rnera a etpenta ta rssnala lor whlla.

Mlaa Lade Burkhara. of Wsltnt Kills, annual to her. home yemerday aternooo, after a pleasant vlalt with bar slater. Mrs. L.

C. Frllch. af List on C. Rnblnson. of Riverside.

enseal Maa. agar of tte tlelarhmnn lata reals, left laat sight Its- Chleeso. He soea to the Windy Ctty to complete arranaaraents for the bulldlnc of tte vtneaar Plant, which Mr. Flslarhmaaa Imsads la put ax The Young People's Euchre Club of Hosaa City Set at tte boase of Mlaa Neilka I as, Cnjl crml avanua, Monday evvaarag. Aside from the card gamae.

whlck fnmlahsd tha greater portion wenuoa a nari a iiiiai lit, a aaanxy 11 Misa Talbot tte hvdiea. and Mr. Terrtll tha gentlemen's. Those present wore: Mlasn Alice Ms. Brair.

Grata TVlho Uaerw Van. sow, netue Lee. Jose ITUpman, Mabel Titta, Jea- acorair, aemv. tame eauvaae, Kotert Hor ns. Edward Tamil.

C1s--ene Lavery. John Mor-na. Oeorwe McBrair. William Faikenbarg aad "1J- The SBBS of Mr. and Mra.

TBaeilewifei re-tsiew of Clevsa. presented a beautiful sis at laat stent "ae utsion ea use aissw tenosrea by them to their soe. William Chtdlaw. the popular yonng Cauncumaa of that wtilaga. Covers were mid for JM.

Mrs. Chldiaw, ably aaslstsd by Mrs. Hubert Wllkle and Miss Hal II Stephens, served tte dlaaer. which proved a anoat palatable one. The "-esioe waa in aoaor at uunr son a twenty-flrth btrtbday.

and waa. aa tatamdesL a sea a.iii.M. surpnse to aim. Around the festal board was gathered a boat of frteada. wte In mirth and good- aiaeaa use awn rvwaru lelt tor the guess of hoaor.

Many toasts af an tmproma nature ware responded to aad aa renins: af extreme pleasure eajoyed by ail. Those in assiil Messrs. Edward Wllkle. F. A.

arrases. TI niaraaese, aaueaaa easeer, a. K. B. HteprienS, Steraien Meyers, Philip Zoo die r.

William Jicihle. "7 H.wu iiiutae, at. hit-lock. Walter Bareihaaa. Charles Caiaa.

Leslie Strabla. Stanley mrabes. TBeaJamla i-g-. Arthur Moak. Bealsata Karr.

William Tsmiu Peter Ketlar. Edward Huatea. Ricaard Svewart, famual Jaaaup. Ttesnaa Banuey. WllUam w.

niewan, tseargu rsimer. STmns. lagraat. W. J.

aUSUe. TUSCULU1L A sheet, aim Mae a aeaater of the pis eoan anted with tte Catambts M. K. gav a dm walls entertalaasrat at tte Cotuaabus trpera noaee tor tea aaaent or tte chare h. It soorea sura a aai i1 ran tnat Bps near Lodes Ot tX r.

nums tea ma ta reseat tna him amnia tte baa. at af that kodse eat April 2a. the mveraary of Odd Fellowship. Aerjsrdlncty. asorraw evaams tte musical drama.

"AJwa Orsr. or tte Bailors Hetura." wiu te nrodafe at tte la seauTsasatly sipti ml, aatxx Thamaay trteasss air Blew. -rTrratey. psetee tte Peaatletsai M. B.

Church, was la ---f tte Tork Street Hospital srlth aa aawravated ol at at gnpea. will te a nil ta leera that his dltloa Is soesewnat leapruved, aJiAuuga he at auil Cong'i Kxrat Dsr IwrvstAL CaUwrtrrvT hss del id.iut aluBsoi IM (lama, iia paxuy a Asa Harm wwl-saowa cJ aaad jaagaat Laraaaac THE ENQUIRER, CIKCIKNATI, THURSDAY; APRIL 25, 1895. A BESIXS OF MI8HAP8. Mr. IX Bl Manas, masirsr tar He Wotf Hopaar, lacurbtagiy bails aboes a tanes "of acaaaeatc that alnee eaaa ad tbe euwipaaj te lay op.

The see. eVaas brgaa wltk Mr. Boppar, who (prainad kl aarJiiednrmga liihitmasria oftfaag. as Btirbas tar, H. aad agaia at tpt amber at tha Ibsailssy Thsatsr.

Haw Tark CNy. vhaa maktn( a testy esit. be uHl heavily apoa bis sen arm. dielnaaliag a a tbaalbaw. etaga Ma eager Crippa, danag a ra-beareal last saaana, tail throcign aa aaea tran aa tte esaee aad auetamad a traetare af tte knee, wbs-b laid him ap er several aeeka, aad anoat tare months ago, wnO rMuvc inrongh I 'eat raj Park, Mr.

Stevens ass thrown 'rom hi earrtaaa. aad, spaa attemptiag to rise trove bis prostrate aoatUon, dueetarsq that he bad dtaloeataef has hip. An aro-bulaaca bsioagiag la a sat bp hnapiml waa haaniy mnaowd, aawi, while vatttag for the eetiarle laat eeawyed bim to the boeptml and wbeia ha was eon fined tor a mo th- the doaghty manaesr. al. though anflermg severely, eoolly lighted Clear and patiently aws ited bis removal.

It will te saaa that tins aeries at acrid ate began with aa ankle joint, aad taiebea with tha earnadiaa's elbow, aot a joint in tbe bumaa anatomy having been missed. The only member of the aseeuueevsaad that a spared was Mc fckiaaey, aad every mdx-atioa pern fed. bim sot ss the sett victim Hi every movement was mad with extreme eatrtion, sod It was aetieed thai he never sworn pted lo board a Broadway eabi or a Brook bra trolley ear aatll bad eosn ta a lull atop, aad aoasa was in the oompaay circulated a rumor that te in leaded to esrtirely labvo railroad travel. A GRAJD PE0DU0TI0B. TLfka afl the works of thia amiaeat drsmatlat, Fanny La sen port's prodoctloa of bardao's Uts-morjda" looked forward to by the poblle atth the knout teUreat, If gossip aad report are to be believed, this will srlipee svaa tte rreat prodtrctioa of "La Toaes," "Kedors" aa -Cleopatra," which Fsnsy Ca sen port has presented wit km tb past 1 years.

Once mora Bardoa has gone back to encases history for hi freaad-gork, which reap set he has hitherto been to ainoresraL The story of the Dire I worth aotwrins. Ira eonremtioa dates back many years, or rardoa was haunted by tea idea of vnuai ntscorieai pisys raiaung la atnsas. cypres ami other ancient eitiaa Tea before ha r-fgra hla career as a pieyamsbe. Fnr 1 heodiira" tie went as far bark aa tha flrat century of th Christian era. That drama rentals ed to yean in hi desk before tl was produced- He eras toes a professor of history, bat the theater had more sf traction for htm than tna university, aad he set laeort exDlorina all the classical aonala which Alexandre fjumaa and Victor Hugo bad neglected Riuoy.

it uar ia Inst in eraesi, vutnoDai date from that epoch, but tbe scene of it was aot decided until after the snceeee ol "Theodora" and "La It ts said that Pardon never nnts his pea and ink to paper till all the detail erinoerning tna miae en a-ene are settled, i-erdou is noted as saying! "I establish tbe oataule of my Play ba- tora writing went, tiaoe tna qaeettoe of decoration issrrsDgsd, i begin to work, lit task is rapidly does, sad all I aav to do Is let my pes run over toe paper. Mias tiavenport nas provided tn eiav with a scenic setting that seems lo have an odor of ancient lireeae in the reproduction of the many famou edifices which the Christian em baveoome to revere, nrii taesosy nignt tne nrst periorm- anc will be given at tha walnut I'u net Theater with Mis Davenport in th title role, and with Mai' bourns Mac Dove as th hero. HE'S ALL EIGHT. Wolf Hopper, titttng In the Grand's offlo last Dlaht, ssidi "The penei-rrutiee which eoavinoed rat I oaald do Jefferson in one ronnd was ia tbs old play at at the Fourteenth Dtiset Theater, years- wall, several years aao. thnea that time 1 am asaured by ever, body and everything that my lodgment at that time had about aa littl bane as an iceberg aould hare tn the desert of Ua- bars alter a tussle ot.

several years." Mr. UoDOer. bv the way. is wonderfnil volnhl eonversationslist. and one af the best ef reeonteure.

tie is a memner 01 one of tne sanetantial lam or the metropolis, and neiaeointng money with "Dr. Hla sneeehes before the curia in at the Grand this weeksare model a tn their way and or ineir portenc. as ram narrtson aaya, "Hopper a lovely fellow, and he deserve sll in good lortun ins is coming to mm. "SHE5A1.D0AH" HEXT WELZ. Beats for th rreatrr "Shenandoah, at th Grand nest weak, will be placed ea sal to-morrow.

The moat famous of ail military dramas will be given a tplandid scents sad dramatic prodoctloa at tha brand next week. The entrra Mtenaodoab Valley will be given a panorainie view rom tbe nans ol sev ers! of ths heat New fork artists. Tb haul of texlar creek will te tooghtover aaain, sad thrilling scenes a' Fighting Phil Bherioan's ride to the battle of Cedar Creek will be dn pi lea ted hy no soldiers sod zo noraes. una or tnaries rronmaa a com' pan tea alii interpret the play. LAWSOIT (jBEENEi That Mrs, Connns Moor Lawaon is sa nnquali fled suocess roe without saving, Tb purs, vibrant sweetness of bar voire sua grata the skylark ot tbe noets.

and hers Is tha perfection of art- Her ataee Dreeeace is sracioo and beautlinl. and if she were but halt th artist that aha Is she would still wear tne laurel, tor youth and beauty ar potent lectors la the artistic success at any woman. Mr. Lawson and Mr. Plunkrt Greene will he heard song re- eiiais at to rix, i nuraaay evening.

May x. H0TE8. The latest arrival at th Zoological Gardens is the tiger sbioped hy MsgenbseK eome time age. It earn bt Tuesday evening, and is saw aa exhibttioa at the gardens. The many admirers at animals wha visit in Ciacianari will, al sou res, take tba first opprtuaiy to go out and see a is Mayai neneai Uigbnaa sad pass aa onto too apoa his metits sad dements.

Ths mount sia lion pre seated by H. la Frank, of Bone, Moa-, rs expeaiad in a lew days. Msaaxsr Arery. of Kohl and MMdlaSsa Moaas Thastar. kt ia Chteaga at nramn Hatina with Mr.

K. KohL at th firm Kohl and Middlaeoo. with refer ence in their plana far text season, it arms urider-atood thai this arm will go into still mors eileative eaiarpriee wnlua the aazt si avoaiha. Tb sale af sears for tbe great anlttary drama. "Bheaandoah, begias at tb Graad this morning- Chstraeej Olcott'i Chieage eaeagemant te an.

reeebl tha, after playing st the Cdarnbia thle week ha will men aver ta tha BaymarketT Oleatt la "Tba Irish Artist snU be at tba bread waaa al east. Tb bse st Hiai wifl be aeeupisd o-aigbt by the Cioewsa-I Da, spall dab. aad archie Boyd wm eadeavor ta enterrtsin th sm with his comedy sus- lin. -ids uoaany 04 aire. Barry Jonas aad Joe Harlis hare got their spsschtia ail ready for their benefit Sunday Bight at Havila's.

Mr. Jones will consist priori nail ef a uuan. Brother mo wut try coxae nsnaoey uepew. Th business of "Dr. 8yutsx.

at ths Graad. ia going at a splendid rate. There sams to be aa lnieegnia aaread that the company of A Baggage Cheek Is Ike mase as tba which Blared tn the madaetioa at flanek a tww weeks ago. This is entirely erroneous, aad re easily preeea ny a siatne view sv me pai sui aaa nca as 1 given at tne Fountain ronare Tbsatar. Iha -mat one of oooaeflcrase msrit- Good novelty sbow at tbe People's.

George Dizoa. the ehamptoa Sealhar weight the wertd. aad Joe Wsieacx. ehamnma liwht and welter wefsrht of tna aarid. are ms-ting local men three rouad tn sadly ill jlth rag is reported la reedmeee lor the benefit of Tressarer Schlasijiger.

of the Fowalaia Square healer. Tbe eampany of vol on tears has) beea care ulty select ad. and will be earn posed af tb very pick of tte per eemeia wbo have a pp eared to thla eirvdnrlaa the ass aim. All tha details ot tte affair hav received tbe personal arteonoa ef th regular tag at tne neater, ana everyrvny is going wits a view to make Mr. rchtee laser's beoaht aa arhvir really worth tbe admamaa.

From the list of talent Bob F-ssimmons piaaaim la his ataoMnainf star next s-aea's imroiatautu at the Kosrotata. It la evidWnt be mteods to tnve a first class exhibition, in edditios ta hmewa apsear-anea. The company te one af mora loss erdinarr ability, and meindes ranorrners nil Branch, ef tn vsodeville world, aod is aot rsaaflaed to the nar row limits af a prise-Bithnnc snow. It is said to nxatnuua tna utmost rennemeat la every sesKrmity, sad win aa way give ins align teas aamssta any A thorsaumly an-to-dats) orgasimiioa ia Alhssr Empire begins a SWk'a eagae-e- meat at the People's Tb ester fcaeaay msxtne. AneoasT tna nrtista la this camnanv are Priuataa baigorouky, the world -famed violmteta.

aad her band of tsrsuuah Traubadours; ewtsaai aad Mar-ray. Miss Aaast Sotts, bmtners f-pnaar. Mm 6re ina canoingfuuB. ntoagsao aaat, miss aoote, tHrwiingr.am aad is mean. Miss ivsuia Maguirs aad Mr.

Planks. Owea. wao appears hs aaajnasHsa wxtm Mrs- Osrasaa Moore Laweoo. at aha Pike, Mag grnifihtT 1 111 1 1 rarir. adaBiTTahsa aaiim isrioa ai a stimcientie hrnss rata vatras to enable aim to sing all kinds af miaiiiniiwii aalinli.

If am aaaslly aall Tha CroiaTai Ceraidy Company aaa af th mm est Hole aiiiatiiaiul aTianlaalmia ea tb iw Both Mr. Crohn aad bis asmsdisss ar right -wp- eiiieia 1 aia waaa tney are pi esttiiiag a act com, a 7 entitled -My Turn Jiext," as Ira tare of the eoatinrtoo. show at Eehl Middia-oa'a, Mr. Crauus himaalf ha aa aBtseually runay Tte CaampMas. Caetect, ia has relay.

-Gaa aw Jtek.mdTawmgasttoe Walnot. fgmmg "Sas-geaat Caaey" ta tha tula of a waieh was suae tor tha arse Trial taa Psastsia las night by Crtarte ale eoag ptayv ana save, soe iramp is "a rlecsaae Cae, ti A- tare as aad Jonn at. ata-ar, ar 1 Bsaie. lad-, are toe Burners a ins biisx. werdsare dtmsserly clever and daarrite on 1 1 i troew tne a mm fi iina, SiS 1 eiun, per- geant asey haa beea added to -tonne Carrwr whs at enooiU ao "rTr-.

aramc at rnaiy SPRUDCL SALT. -i Home You may Isxt vkat thorn sands Eur opt for. yearly, that is the natural Sprudel Salt of Carlsbad, is attained by evaporation at the Springs, and is identical tvitb tbe waters in its action and results, wbicb are tbe same to-day as uben Emperor Charles IV. was cured four bun-dred years ago. and later George Peter tbe Great, and Maria Theresa benefited by their use.

Tbey aid digestion, cure constipation, and purify the blood. sAfasv fa ant far su aerate faenrr fr Alms lias Cm, teat eara jrrm raea. HAMILTON. Hamilton. Oslo, April Be.

Tb driving of piling a th aaat aide of the river waa completed this fleraooa. Work will begin ea the tarrnporary bridge to-morrow, which wlU be built oa tbe north end af tb old brtdga. Tb Sasaoat to carry the piling machinery arrived this even- wg. Apoloala Bender, aged 70 years. ksg of heart fallere.

Th praxraTloa 11 to be rarsevad tb corner of High aad Bsrond streets to tb corner of High and Reilly ktrrets. Amignee B. R. MllUken hss sold 118.000 worth at property of C. W.

Ouncket at Mkidletown. Ia tte case nf tha Merchant Bank, af Middle- town va. F. and Ernest Ouncket. judgment for plaintiff has beea rendered for 37T.

A marriage license has teen gran ted to Reuben Oreea and Minnie Carr. of Mlddletown. W. J. Coakley, englneasr for the B.

and waa appointed by Council last algbt aa enginaer of th city electric light plant, at a salary of flu) per tresiin. Th will of tb 1st Thomas Oorsucc, of Beth any, was filed this afternoon. It entails th dis tribution of a large landed estate tn this county. Tea days ago Harry Hxnbuan, IB years old, left his bom mysteriously, sad to-day word from Koafotno. located him there.

Tte boy Is an Incorrigible, and. It la clsJmed. greatly atiuata bis grandmother, with whom be Uvea, tn thla ctty. He will be brouetit hark to Hamlltrai. where an application will be made to the Probate Court to nav mm aent to tte Reform School at Lancaster.

Tte F. J. Meyers Company, of this city. to-day awarded tha contract for furnlahlng the Iron work on the Kansas City Public Building for 20.S0. LAWRENOEBURG.

The twelve-year-old son of John Wads, -who playing with a loaded gun yeaterday, rudderi tally discharged the weapon and aent a bail through both th legs of Harry Jones, a youns ntaymate. atsndlng near at tte time. XJr. House dressed the wounds or the Injured lad, but hla Injuries will rswuit in uls pcing a enppic tor nre. The win of John Callahan was admitted to pro-bat yeaterday.

Hun. E. IX Moor waa named aa executor, sad the estate, mourning to about $20, 00O, I divided to 14 different Dersrma la amounts ranging 1 rom saw to each. Fifteen sacks of publio docirmenta reached tMs poatofnee yesterday for distribution from Judge Hotmaa ss a maserial reminder to hla many meads that adversKy had not aoured him nor de- xeat caused mm to nee leer vhn r.u foucht his rauaa. Tte anxioualv IreJcee-roe ages of garden seed bars not yet arrived, how- VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

ALONE! No Child to Call Her "Mother." (erect 1. va etra last sssssss. How desolate is the msuTtage stata with out children! Hot? unnatnral! Th law of nature is the perpetuation ef v-. life by rep rod uo- tlon. and applies to both animal and vegetable life.

Na ture make but few mistake; and where her great law is not carried out, the cause ts not a natural, but an unnatural one. Two loving ba-lnga have joined handa a loving wlf aad husband. Tears pas by. and still there are bat two, Tb Bound of littl footsteps never patter in their ears, and child' voice calls that lovins "Mother. TTaey haw wealth, position.

all that heart could wish for, bat th greatest of all blessing Is denied the child. BterUlty ts curable in nine oat of ten cases. Every mail received bs Mrs. Plnkham brings letter from worn on this subject; aad success follows her ad vlca Writ ber at Lyna. aad bring happinaas to your bom.

Lmmiim AT. iBtaakaaua's Yes. ctabl Contpound restore-ths latent organs to a normal action, and also re moves ail waekneea, arhaa, pains aad lr-reaj iaxitiea, BOARDING. OOvTNOTOK Jfo. T35 Scott at, nicely furniahad COVTNOTOK No.

W. Foau-lh formated room, wits fint-chuai board, ha a privaxe family; an ear 11 ae: lefeietKea. COVINGTON No, 80 E- Pleasant sc. beard ss a private family for young men. COCNTRT BOARD la a pleasant location; pure a-Uk.

lovely mam. plenty of seuade tress; half aoura naa ia poetomca. ISO. laafs auvar RBTvTLLS No. IM Vuas aL.

nicely far-sasaed roocna. with bath oa earn Boor, for maa and artfe or Saekuirexwta board. ELKO A NTLT furralsted tnmt room aad first. class board, a a Jewish family, with hath aad OL, Essiuirsr. FOCRTH FT- ST1 W.

rural shed room Board tor also trarassat? 1 EIGHTH 1W. llaaiWteaalr fsialakiil 1 ElOHTH ST rra W. rfkrwiy fumleted reoraa. auitabl for aasa and wlf or gsats; ales, day board; Bajdet a eon-rrnltniaa ElOHTH mat W. bath.

A-, la a prtvato KIGHTH err- a board; aiao, lady KAsTBOURXB TERBaCS, IT Bnard by ml day ar meal. ELBOAXT room aad board for a euauag laaaik "a au 01. a a. aad all eimvataiiatsa; Be aad per wees asanas ror as. a far gl.

FIFTH' X. Nicely faraiaoed front rat aa m.nad Boor, with board, far asaa aad wife a FIFTH to aV Pwabla paries- aad a arasass. WJth aasard. "171 J7 rJ' JTT! t1 Mil Fut RTEr-VTH ET, S-Good. puvia board far i or young mea hi a artvata tsauly- knasi aim trste; terms 3 pee week.

OAKnCU) FLACK. Iffl I laa aai 11" asaa, a aa Cm a a a. -Board aad roosa. with faauiy. tot a seat; raf- KIOHTH XT W.

Board, with aaeaey fur-sleeved raosaa, front; nil convent aaa ef par-' bar aad piaaa: ass, day boarders wanted. aisgls run as, SIU BOARDING. aTTDtg PAstK- I er room ta a artvat ami rwats se asaa aad wife. Ai-BJUtT w. ThlrS at-, etty.

Farm as-rvaaa faaalry. MT. AVBVnntta. wna asrsly MOl'ND girts employed amruag tte day; asm avate wanted sy a yoaag ass; tl a ws VEWFORT Ka. SI Fswrth a.

I aad wlfs ar magla geata: aanv ar avvugw; M1NTH W.loeiy fmalalil rosass aad aoard. K1XTH private faaally. FLCM 17 Newly tools tear, for with ear board SB aar srasa. 1. tuTTH NORWOOD Car.

rfst-elaas knees aa frusH SIXTH 4S w. sixth ar. gents. SEVENTH t3B wltk BXVENTH W. Nicely furnished roos with hoard: a week; la a an vats fssslly.

rcVEMTH STv MB W. Flrat-i BrT-KVTH BT, 1S2 lly board. 8EVENTH tad Famished anhrr- elated troat roosa. iy. rlth II fa SJCVaVNTH W.

Haelii iry farntshsd 6EVKNTH BT. lass day iruisted (3 Ml par week; also, alceiy rut TWELFTH IBS Very desirable rooms, with aoara and are; aa par weak; aiao. iiaraiaaed WR8T END Room and board I lly for prat or man aad wile; H. Enquirer. WALNUT HILLet No.

KK Park pleasant rooms, wrta board, tn eengntral locauoa; a veniewt sa electric care: refers rer as. WALNtTT HILLS No. K.1 Gilbert handsomely furnished second -efony front fuoaa, with nrst-claaa table board; rati HORSES AND VEHICLES. BUOOT Te exchange for a tfdcyel la first -dam condition. Mux T7.

Ouahen, Ohio. SURREY Worth 1100. to exchange for a phae ton of equal value. rMAe. iva.

zs x.i)eu et- Far taal. A. WAOONS For sale. 0 sew asv hand ex prase, builder, passenger, pleasure, baker, milker, huckster, butcher, laundry. Ice, grocery, furniture wagons, omnlbasa.

surTsys, phsetons, bua-riea, nannsa. Ac; all vehicles fully warranted: full line of vehielee of all mod' era style will trade, hire or sell on credit, JOHN H. MICHAEL. Eighth and Sycamore aia. osi-tr HUNDRED new and secohd-hsnd wagons for grocers, dry goods, laundry, milk.

bread, carpenter, expries and other purpose also, bugaiea, phaetons, mrrsya aad harnaae cash or time pay Been te. at led LasagworUi st- aadM-tf A. FOR sale, six-passenger rockawsy carnage. in A no. 1 condition: nut very littl used mod' era design; price two.

Address J. J. Bl'KK HOLDER, las W. Main Loulsvllls. Ky.

A. FOR SALJC Phaetoa. a handsome, stylish shell ph aetna: uaad but a short time; very cneap. jit no. aorua at-, Jsrst ot onio Clifton Heights mh28-tf A.

WILE. RJ9CE7IVE (3l two car loads of heavy draught, general purpose sod lencv driver Thursday. Sath; trial given and satisfaction suar- ameed. uirn.l a da via, union Block Tarda, i. tncinnati.

uniq apza i nau-zt A. IMPORTED Shetland pony: longest and teavieet mane In tbe world; cheap. EMPIRU Li VEKT STABLE. ZMO Walnut St. ap2t DKLTVERT WAOON Covered, In good oondl' uon wui sell chaap.

No. B30 Central av. Bt'OOT Rubber tire. A second-hand on cap. r.o.

si coiersin sv. BUOGT Bide bar. with ten. in rood condrtioti. wHh.

let ef hsu-tteaa. cheap. No. aot Vine sc. la rear.

BUOOT Almost new. Miller make, fit for doc tor. Ltu at sn vine at. at 12 clock. BAROUCHE In Bret -class candttioa.

at T10 Bay-mlller at. BltJOY Good, strong traveling rig, cheap, at 106 eirwawu aiiif naenuiun. CARRIAGES Two 27 Wesley av. good B-glass landsiia No. CART Light wood vlllare cart and harness.

In good condition. C. WE8T. 13V W. Fourth.

DIRT CART Good aa new; 120. Call st Western Foundry, cor. Philadelphia aad Third Covington. FAMILT HORSE Exactly 7 years old: sound and baa not a bad habit; la not afraid of anything; price $75; worth double. Box 28, Lin- wood.

Ohio. HORSE Wagon and harness; will aell separate or uwyetner; oneap ror casn. wo. aaa Broadway, HORSE Wagoa and harness, at 021 W. Micken av.

RnB email; fine driver sad good saddler; very atyiien; eaaap. anquirer. HORSE, Aa. Lara horse, for cart: also, top wsgon aad nameea- cfiesp: a bargain. Ma.

Xt7 stldney camp vvaahlngtan. HORSE Fin buggy horaa, suitable for doctor or roadatsr, sound, genu and a good mover cheap for cash. 8. w. cor.

Fifth and Park. HORflES Two good work horses, set of singl and douoi narneae; aiao, good wag ana. if. w. cor Btxtn sad wsinut Boom 1.

HOR9B Very stylish combination lady's nor. ban i nanus nigh: goes all gaits; nna racker can be seen at BOO Garrard Covington, telephone eOlt. J. D. HEARNE.

Third National Bank, city. Ho RH Ii lis mbletonlan bar. 1SU handa. rt old; aound and kind; good saddler aad driver. av tioiiiater av.

HORSE And expraaa wagon, oh sap, at 34 Day ton si. HOWE Good for delivery wagon, cheap, at v. rvrurtn rear. HORSE Oood work boras aad harness, for B. at lea UTinasiQa av.

MARES Team of Imported Perc heron weight 1.7O0 pounds each. No. IS B. Fifth at. MARE Fin B-rear-oid drlvtnc mar aad a arood work horse; or will exchange, W.

B. AFPLK- GATE. Branca Hill, om. PH A ITTtN Becorid -hand, (or HT 10, 300. No.

Bisrlng Grove av. PONT Fin rtding aad drivtag Eewiulrar. peay. M. A '10f Bedd tngj new, cost WIU sell tor fleb tea h.

No. ieanlap as. WAOOM Cheep, at SI N. Iuvldewa at. Large aad aiaeM fraaat and XTH Tl Neatly awand story frosst roues, with heard; ennaoto for 1 ar I WAOON Fine tap huekstar wagna, cteas, at fid! Osntral av.

DRAG WAOOHaecond-hand, wirh aprlngs pra- t.nnui uoAft, as carr at. HnRsR For a lady te drive. PUESCOT SMTTH. HORSE! For a light spfinat cheap, deokoe COI.K. it Myrtla av-Walnut Hlila.

SADDLE HOR8B AM gaks. O. enquirer. SPRINKLER WAOONS Two. No.

W. Court, WANTED-HOUSES AND ROOMS BT family of adults and child, la Pan ot nousa of or to cars. B- R. CLERK. Enauirsr.

COTTAGE uf or 4 veaient 1 Na. w. Water Bt. DESIRABLE bouse of 8 rooms, with a stabls. oa Wsinut Hill.

MB. HATT. ft Longw orth St. EIGHT-ROOM Walnut Hills smrlsra taDrovtBeata. la Avondale.

27. Enquire r. EIGHT sr IS room house, with nsodern eouven-leacaa. csatrmlly sa sled. ECOKIil, WO W.

Fifth at. Fol'R or teroom bouas. with yard; aot aver (12 a per awath. AWL. Enqalrer.

IN rood location ea Walnut Hills a -rom hoaas. with- bath: must te good astgiiBurhaad; will pay RMOait. MIIJJ. K. E-aulTwr.

IN barbs, by prampl saying fsas S-raom hosaa. wlfh modern nsi 1 aiiianian Flat fit. Paul Building. Wsinut Hill. IN Newport or mast bs raea or 4-roos a cat tare at.

a. mubxtbom. law ry ON starts ale brick tease of er COM- FOHT, Eneuirer, tata fail partlca jars. OOP. En quire.

SMALL ea Price Hill of fi er a Prte HiU ami II laally; glva MAJOR. TWO-BTORT brtrk aouas. located from Joha to Bayartller aad Seveata aad Richmond: will pay all aaah: aot la lei ill BaUa. M. DA VIM, bob Richmond bl THREE 1 42 W.

TO rent a hnuss of about roojns, with a yard; tainiBi mi attoa serrw a. w. WITHIN miles ef city am ef 2 or 4 rooms. wrrh larg lot far MJtS. SHAW.

421 eniutoysd em-lag the day. none; forstloa ISOafTON. Ea- FURNISHED room for 2 bet. Broadsray aad Pike. Third A.

Eaquirer. as centra! part af city; CSatl.laU F. LAROK sufaralahid 1 vata family, ea ML eurw. OKt or 2 rasa, aad will work for- tte mil taa a. No.

SX W. Third SC. csnalfsa, Ky. ONE sr 2 anfurnlshed roams. cantraL bv 2 ansa: atate panicnlara, at I Enquirer TWO lar or email rooms bs tte centra! part af tte city; rant raaauaatia Bt raniiiiw.

central; larms aot ta sa a eruirar. HALF room by old aKiaaa; sural; Tse pee wueh. P. O. Boa 2W.

arty. LIGHT, naatinilakiit y--- i-trnima. aot hlgter thanaaasadBoor: ar asagto pane gaarer. 11 law, ar a lady smalm ad mmr- tag dayt rifirraiim ran ng I. PV.

aaateim. HOUSES rOR RENT. ETreafh and ara- Ke. Uet say Apply FKNCIkJt it. tslt'D, aaSs-tf TJ W.

Fotartb sc A. FOR rent. Na. Bvcamora. era.

St. Xarlasr. a aaa story rvt mm. cam aaa Bail, real rnr a maaresuset. JACKsOM a FORBtCS, B.

Fssu-lh at. A-FOR RENT On Wee Eighth and West Ninth ets s-etor-y ausa froata. iui am and man- all modern Ian Ml 11 1 aassatll Apply Na. BSV W. ElaThth.

eantral loratloa: In 1 Dealer. aijl-ttaeiTk Ss Sa A. FOR RFXT HOt'JtE Walnat Hills; modsrn furnished isaidiare; ruai roavsatesce: rroea Msv IB ta BeOti W. HALEY, a W. Thrrd st.

apIl-BtSuTh A. A room eottaae. attuated Waverty sare and school house rent BS: aeoa wr a. m. Ti)T, I BBilnt Dealer.

Sl twatrai apzl-tMTyumn AVOWDAL- Oa Lendea BV- tease eg nsims; rXet lot. as a- aire e. AVONDALt-Coavealent. Rl lWELL. Haltert Htoch.

tanrrr T.a Husi of moms. aula I Bail ST- Tf-Moose 1 yarn. m. oofvjK.M. lea Kac at.

sRIOHTOM BRIDGE Tea eottagsa ill ly papered: for colored psisjus, BAT MI tyr Tia-Twwiury brick I -amis, -a. vi asymuier sr. BAYMIL1R Brick bowse stir ra go oo eondltlea; key at narmllk aa sz, i ns mrsw at elevator. BARR 1HTW House ef order. Ng.

qui w. Eighth st. BARR PT 4 Hoaae uf ro- 1 aad bath. Na. ai 1 ta ntrai sv.

BARR S3 Hooee of a moms, wlfh room: J3 a moata. N. O. HEINTX, Pike niuig. BRANCH HILL, OHh-Fln country home; at win lease or sell.

Ml C. BKOOsraUA "'Mm run. vna BEIJ.EVUB. KT. New cottage and flat: oa ear line.

M. R- MOHAN. Imi Fairfax wue. Ky. ivxxijii llUa; ear coierala 4 alee roome; large grounds for gardes and plenty of ehede; rent low to good tenant; nunutaa rroa aUttilc cars.

Hhuitx's grocery, cor. rain and Virginia a vs. CULEBAS HT Five-room bouse. (IB; aewly Papered; Inelde Mlada: front porch; water In kiumen; large yard and dry cellar; aa water rent. CARIJSLB etT-Riick huuee of water and gaa.

No. ill Walnut st. CLARK te House of rooms and bath: hot and cold water. Ac; hall and alley eatranca. co.

iv mn m. CLARK S3 House of 10 rooms; elegant loca tion. COLLEGE HILL New brick house of Ursa lot: cloes to cars. CHAB. W.

DaUiNS, Ul 1 ,1111. COLLROR HILL House of IS room: larg lasn-dry. large barns and fin ahade trees: about a square from new etcctrw line, J. GRAY, Cot' lege Hill. Ohio.

COLLEGE HILL Modern 7-room ho railroad station; moderate rent. a. P. Box tut. city.

CLIFTON Ludlow bet. Cook and Mtddleton house of ft rooms, on nice ground, with or witnout stable. COVINOTON House of 4 rooms. Inquire at lor? saauisoa ar. or low eevsntn St.

JiSSiaTON No. 802 WHlard brick ot 1 rooms; own and. gaa. COVINGTON No. 433 Main sL, rooms and bath; rent I JO.

residence of COVINGTON No. r8 Greer with first -class bath room. Na. 1 Co ngton. fine dwelling.

w. suxtn COVINGTON Wood 2 5-roora, 2-story frame nr.uees. 1 I Boott at-, covingioa. Ky. COVINGTON.

KY. Our. becond and ficoU cottage, stor and 2 rooms. CLINTON 174-No. 108 Clinton at.

-House of rooma and bath. CUTTER 274 Houee of 7 room. In perfect oraer: cneap to nrst -clam tenant. Keys at Hi BERG'B, Wade and Cutter sts. DAYTON, KT.

No. 100 Vine 4 -room house. rorutsnsd ror gin per also, g-room bouse, vim amaU store, gia pal month. DAYTON. KT.

New 4-room house, and a ft-room Bat. In good location, cheap, at 15 Fairfield av. DAYTON. KY. Cor.

Vine and Waahlngtoa g. room cotta gs; aiu per montn. lAAYTorN 60 House of 7 Key next door. rooma and bat DENMAN House of rooms la good con- uition; rent tin: an ailowaace given tor -giving, No. 210 Richmond at.

DUDLEY Be Nice email brick bouse of 7 rooms and bath sear 4 knee of street -cars; (20, including water, avey next door. DELHI Houee of rooma and summer kitchen. who large yard, trees and ahruuoery Bear 'eta tlon: low rent to prompt tenant. No. 7l Wal.

nut et DALTON llb-Hiua of with cel lar aaa yarn; rent sveys at as enth st. EAST WALNUT HIIU No. A40 Wsetmmstsr bouse of EAST WALNUT HILLS- -House of No. 11 Myiti walnut Hills. EAST WALNUT HILLS House of fi ail cesvenlsnoe.

Key at 128 Fairfax Bv. EIGHTH SH6 W. House af bathroom, si la good order. Key at Saw Eighth et, or 14 dark st. FOURTH ST W.

Three -story brick bouse of 17 rooms; all modern conveniences. SAMUEL wouhtein. swift Building. 7B W. Third ar.

FIFTH 42 W. First floor of a 2-story brick house. 4 rooms sad kitchen front, side sad back yards; newly papered; chaap to good tenant. FRETOfAN AV. S3 NIc bowse of colored people.

No. 4M Central av. to FAIR OC NT Brick houee of 12 rooma with stable; cuy water and a acre of sruaud. Ka 271 W. Fourth GLENDALBi House of room and bath, with stable.

Hi nice order; larg lot, near station, H. K. BLINN. 158 W. Fourth bee fi and a.

m. GILBERT yard: rent tm. turn PUttr-room cottage; large GEORGE BT 200 Houee of sad bath. GRANT 12 House of reams, kitchen, eel. lar and good yard; rent (ZI BO per month.

Kays next door. Office Boom-24, Glenn Building, Finn and ttaee sts. HARTWELU OHIO House of 7 lawn and stable. Kay at a w. aad Central nvs.

large Woodbine HARtw fcLL Houee, la good order, with furnace. la central location, net. tte 2 rallreada, A. J. XJaCAMP, st w.

rifta St. HARTWXX New 7 -room brick house, with all mods a eoa mleaeee: kge lot, srKa fruit and shade treee; rant chesp to good K. T. BROWN. Room 1UB, ZJ7 Main at.

HATHAWAY FT 21 Nice of roocna. hall aad bath, to good repair, eol for houBekssalng; near H. ptetely furnished ana u. uepot. IXLs7WtLp Oa Potter place, ae or will rent ta fiats of rooma as east, or 001 Johnston Building.

IN the suburbs, bouse ef 7 rooms; cor. John and Chestnut ats. chaap. a. JOHN ST of 7 hall, bath aad sttle.

Key In court and John eta. KENTON A 12B Three-story brick bouse rooms and bath. Key nest door. KEN TO A 2S Twe-etory brick bouse af rooma. tn perfect condition, to permanent par ties rent per montn.

KENTON AV 1S6 House of a rooms and bath. No. central av. KENYON 220 Two-story bouse of roome; front and back, yards. Key at 27 ghllltto place.

LINN 12214 Beautiful cottage of and bath. In perfect condition. No. 448 Broad- UNN SI8 Good frame boase of porch, front aad aide yards: will rent la fists or ail together. No.

61 Mound LYON 25 noose of rooms, with hath aad laundry rent realism pie. LUDLOW. KY. No. SS Elm at- house af large rooms: front and back yarda; electric cars pea tte door.

No. 2wB W. Eighth sc. ctty. MT.

LOOKOUT Nice 4-room house, with kargs lot. aear electrie cars. J. G. PKXM, 24 Wiggins Bork- MT.

AUBURN Ne. Mods milk ptsce. a Is res houee. with front and back yar; all oonvsav- i BL Ki.irt A-itivi sa Aaemn av. MT.

AUBURN House of 11 bath. near Unas of Fourth sc. Fist S. with gas. No.

234 W. MT. AUBURN House of rooms, bath, attic and large yard; rent (e per Math. W. WARD.

Boa 44. city. MT AUBURN No. S4 Eacild a lea brick with every modern convenience lares front and back yarda: call aad aee It Aanls ai Sa. Euclid av.

or LLLiAM BILE. 48 Mala teiephoos 212. mh-e-TaThSs-tf MT. ATrirRwKo. Soothe a elegant brick tease of 1 lences: In fir t-ctass order; rem law.

Kay next door east, ar 44 Mam at- MOT-ND 217 House of large 9i su. lnum re wrthia er a Vine and Twelfth eta. MADtSONVILLE House of railroad atitioa. No. 12 Parker sc.

Btatioa K. city. MT. ADAMS Howe af Hag Edaa Hatch. all mod -a eonvvaieacea.

Na. 4 MT. ADAM" Fa at Court BC, -room aouas: balk, laaadry. Ac; facing tte park: alaa, aad ro sa. F.

C. FleHER, Bu4 Broadway. aCeCr-R Dwekaag ef 1 Na. 12 Mercer at. fl.

-ror a bc-ae: new; ale yard sad shade; bortea eiiiage; good railroad ai 1 iimmnfg 4 mlaa tea from city. 44, Eacutrer. MTNTH 4ee W. Iljaas of I I. aewry Dam ted aad to BM Ear at laqslie at 41 Central ae.

JvORTH AiKATt A NT attic, coal ceiisr. ear Una; hey S3S --House of 1 Bo. T.1 usmi av. 404 W. Brick bouse of 1 soad -rose.

Key at end NORTH r'TDE Co iminsviUa, tia, t2t '--g'-r-f Call at 237. kORWlb-Ol Ff-ral bath, with aee ooa ttsi; uae ef rooma aad 'eel, pans ad; fur-rat tM, JOfaUt na and ce seated B. KASCT. Fe ratal NORWOOD New teas rooma, equarv aorth ef end of electne Imm. aaat aid of Meat.

fiaMry ruad; not i per aaaaOt. Key next NORW Haeei st third 1 hed houee at a 1 imm. A. FOR biaee asaa Newa-rt; srso, Ke, 11A inmiaib been iBond stead few saasan ar say esBssr harat real. saw, asaa ire at ernes af L.ea Brwwarr.

aja-t Aw FOR ltsTrr-Farslse teuM fur fuse awaa-asae. Waiiu. 1 1 niiSaf-- ssi sal mintel a.te for -aa at am; large sm-tinouee sad uuwe yard; as 1 dear. Open new 2 pa. a lar KIN TH NINTH 4uS W.

bath; aewly papaied Niarh at. a IW sin bstah; tot Se HOUSCS FOR RENT. MIR I 423 W. ft nam af with balh. Ft RT Cattaw sf st with variety af Ac.

would at ta 2 tomiiiea: ALLaCN. Graad av Price HUL PfUCE HILL Hawtteraa furs late aa aaull ram lly ra natisa: an 1 eoath af Eighth, east skis. PLEASANT RIDGE, OHIO House mt I wita are, lot eg aaa, aatbell llnsrs. wa tusleiB fronts ea Rida-e av. ar wilt eeii.

HAYDETN. Irssaaaat Ridge. Obis, J. a. ItaOARAJfT RinaR-Tw ef a rauaa ach.

QetLi.HlCH. Piej-LAR STS Haass af 1 Its. 472 Synamor ct. RIDDUC ROAD AND MARSHALL. W.

ci s-raasa house af rooms, o. WALK-. Calk sua sc RED RANK Waal rt mt 1 af Jaba J. Hay: roassa: si 1 1 asm quanera, laaadry sad atable: water and trma tlghl: sr wlU sell. I AN I EX, A.

HAT, time i'lprate Cempsny. city. HERMAN 44-Brick bouse ef fi rooms, la aJTH ISRM)tl- aevaa-rsom board ne- 2 youac miasm via la par meat far real. JfUHN RAHN. Merer, and Grove a vs.

FT ARK ST, NO. SI Brick houee ef 10 room, with 2 Ian re parVw; alceiy papered: tasted aear Motewk bridge; halt Bauer from electrto earn; a bare I a. sht-tf BIXTH lo W. House of rotaa, fa listed sr unfurnished; plenty uf shads ea; lovely aw rest a ju. i BEVENTH Brtrk bouss at (14 per moata.

BEVENTH tkrf Thr etury brtrk houee of a a ma, to good order. Key la grunery want 8 at ITH ST 18 House uf rtxsna. THfRD 110 K. Brick kouaa of 10 ruutaa; caa rentss la Bats; rest low. WADE 2S House of rooma.

la good ordaey front and aide entrance; larg yard nil la goo a.y at aa tier toa ta roar. WAD" Cottage of roocna. for a sutured ly; re at a 10. WADE ara Houee at 4 rooms, good ar- 'oer; key at earner saloon. No.

B4I Renhnesnd, WADE M4 Hons of raa and wa ter; rent (i per month. No. Sis Wad Wr-rTWOOrV-Houae of nd 4 ground; wall, elate a and fruit, tral av. Ne. 142 WraeTiHtN UVT--o-nd-a-hsK-eu brick bouse of rooms aad atable ia rear; rent (IS per montn.

WRHT END Nice B-slory brick heuae of room In good order; (22. No. 1284 Poplar St. WEST WALNUT HILLS No, ft Crow a at of rooma. reception ball, modern plumbing.

convenient to McMillan sc and Avondale trie cars. Key nest door. wyjHT WALNUT HILLR Cor. Cupriaad and Morgan hou ss of rooma ats bis. large taws and laimory.

WEST WALNUT HILLR No. SOS Boone new a- on trame noose tor 1 or ramiiiee; near Mr Ml 1 laA-etreet oar. WET WALNUT HILLS No. 142 B. Stan toa moor ones noma; mrg tot.

WALNUT HILLS No. B2 Wood burn aa ele gant z-stnry nnca dwelling ot 10 rooma. Key next uo r. WALNUT HILIJ1 Hewvtt a near Falrfaa house nf room, bath, laundry aad aire yard; near rants ano electric cars. Key Best ooor.

WALNUT HILLS Furnlated houee af bath and pom. tea; good yard front, side hack: to responsible parttee anil rent for ate prte. HOMER, Enquirer. WALNUT HILX8 Rrick hooss of I rooms and plastered attic, oa Chapel east of Elmwood (18 per month; gaa and water. No.

fig Myrtle WALNTT HTLLf Nice S-raom lVv-etory cottas. an Haekberry 1 squars from cable; rant (1. fi. w. cor.

Clayton and Haekberry sts. WALNUT rnU-e-No. 61 Oown bouse of water, gas and yard: rent (24. WAILNiT HI I at Houee of dry and bethroom, at IS VOIOHT. B42 Kenaper tone, 67 W.

rVturtei city. with laua- wiwbor st. L. Walaut Hllla ar WA1.VIT HTXJJt Nine-room brlrk houee. In a healthful lorstlnn: larwe yard: rent moderate.

H. OIBBRT. 122 W. Fnurta cHy, or Z24 Fairfax Walnut Hills. WALNTT HILLS A atodera brick of SU eonveniences; naif a block from ears; low Keys st 1TB woodrmrs sv.

WALNTT HILL Orooa Ian aad B. Rim st fin aiodera reeldeesse of 12 ror ens an convenience. Keya at fi fi. Elm et. WALNUT HILT -it Cor.

McMillan st. sad Park boas of lO roocna. hall, bath, hot and eotd water sad attic: good Iocs Uon; cable and electric ears pas door. F. B.

HA TIN Oa. Boom K2. Smith Building. WALNUT HTLLfl No. Myrtle av brick bouse fA 4 noma, Vf Myrtle I with bath and emeet; rant fJm.

Key av. WAXJfTJT HTLLB No. 10 Weyna st. house of rooms, side hail and yard. no.

mw WALNTT ILLSNo. lies McMHlaa house of rooms; rent (15. sc. brick WALNUT HTLLfl No. Il Park house ef Ma.

se ran av. YORK 12 Houee of rooma. hall, bath and attic; treat and large rear yarda; all la good order. FOR EXCHANGE. A.

BICTCLE Lady-o high-grade bteyele. for Encllah setter dog. years old. by ol Irs. Oount Oindatone I v.

neiis ot Jii a rudge. him RET ART. Boa Sod. city. ar2StTuThna A.

DOO Will eschsng hsartsnraa aetur dog, years old. by Count Uiadston IV. Ball of rf Bl rudge. for teaye nign-gr no per yci. rA tea TART, Boa Baft.

city. 2B-4tTuThaa Bt'OOT Aad light covered wagoa. sc. West Walnut Hills Me. SB Juae LiIAMOND STUD To exebang fur a algh-rade btcycle.

STUD. Enquirer. GENE RAX, gTORE Building and stack, doing a splendid business, 12 mile from city, to s-ehange for taap-s-ed elty property. A. Ul HARDWARE New stock: will hivotce S.e0O: will exchange for ctty or suburhaa prwperty and pan cash.

JOfl. C. NOEL. Enqalrer. NOTES A lot ot Botes er a gold watch and some cash to exchange for a good Iran aaf a.

-Bemlng- ton typewriter, oldies bed. aarlor arc mirror or surgeea'e chair. Room B. Bradford Block. Sixth and Vine ats.

PIANO LE8BONB By a prof! for small family wash Ins wsionel, te exchaags tog. KB MONO, Ka quirer. PH A ETON Curtis li as sufid a new: fall leather top- eome and see what a barrrala yoa caa spa warn ac, aaea at neietrao. 8CARFPIN Dta a mnd hw aiahue. to esntaiaga for a high-grade bicycle; must be la good condition.

Address H. Enquirer ofnea. 8EWINO MACHINE Oood. high-ana aewing machine, to exchange for saaoilrie stov ae will eell for (I cash. No.

S72 W. Seventh eC WATCH A 14-carat gold waich and chain, to exchance for aa engineera trsnslt, with ievsi. ABrtH KIZ.1. BTUOkVlll. lad.

WATCH Gold filled, to exchange for a paeu-matle bicycle; must be la good artier. W. TINKER. 4 Everett eC WATCWOold. to exchange for bicycle.

HOWARD, Eaquirer. HOTTSE Dealrable B-room house la saburba. alee amgh bur hood end wear electric cars, to ex-ehaaeis for Wast End er Ludlow property. O. Eaquirer.

HOCBE And lot la Columbia, with store aad a room; tot by 12S: rented to a successful grocer: valued st (S.SO0: will exchanare far lot a party win assume giis aTsramhraans. PE TER. Walnut EOl'BE Oood house aad lot la a thr-ivinc aaxural gaa town, ta exchange fnr a stock of ready-made clothing. As- f. O.

Boa 242. Summit villa. Indiana. LOT Fine building lot In Central Norwood. by UO.

near B. aad O. fi. W. Statlan.

to ex- ehanrt for a soad giuceiy er country stare, ka buadled seres No. 1 Indiaaa lanA to exchange for a ealooa, wail lecaiad. Q. Eaquirer. LAND In Colorado; fine farming and gracing laad: IS acres; will eschanee for re -r t.

as Bin or nsui sum. Je a I sc. sn rpor- PROPERTY Imsroved tiros' I tv at nil Ohio, ta exehaage for suburba Iwiprui sd pro p- rnatZ PROPTTRTT In a village ef S.400 r-rfiltloa. to Beat he a Himola, with 2 good railroads as commercial facilities a rejndrnee and 2 tots a by 13 feet; btrce ssaus tnieut of aamll fro It; price geBUO; ta esehahse for city ar auburnaa property. Apply at B4 ISIngtna New port, jty.

FOR SALE It E8TAT2. A FOR SALE Lots -to South CummmsvlUa. sa Dremaa, Foilett. Roll. Curd aad Iwweoa a vs.

As-ply to A. J. THISffUM iZM Coierala av-Cnn-nlaavnia, del-tf LOT Floe a. ea CUftoa Heights; A. Eaquirer.

LOT On Mills Irani ea by 112 feet: ehaa. BOLThtEYER. Tildea a' Ohio. LOTS Oa Bahama sc, aear Motlur sc: aiao, 1 BC Clair. Nu.

1142 Vhw eC Uirt'rXm fartc East Newport. 4 by 171; A. FOL-LFTTE. SS w. Third SC.

etty. finale elf. etad; rasas. A D. SarZ W.

FUXk lamlia aad Central av. Jfk a Ft as. 1 1 sto. a Cteasaat at I laMsa tessssi (IB Key aaat aaar wast. KEWPtrttY MVj tertrk sotiaae sd mC Isead aula, rood cellar, esstera aad aydraac.

Key at BIB Qarrard st-. Newport, Ky. FRJCK HILL Cat taaa af iTiiimi. at 4 Taaraaa st-. with atable ar wrtaowf.

FretCS HtLi Na. KU Prie tease at rooms: hath and all mnmi-a imiamiai s-aaiie from aseaae; rent (JO. Agply at gl ote, y. JPIUCa HILaEaria-tsl bouse af 1 rseass; large bail, setter. Ac aleo.

4 acres at wusas. frwtt. sard a. saw past are. a a WB Wm MEOICAU WwwUtfajaBT and keartb wtQr-rl' eoarl fios.

ct whew warn I will semd Fi ind posttav luiaedy far vis ir aad naaaboodl ntiirkl i lalimal tn yes mx aid inlytiea VfiUKBS elasvrsra, taa torn ngeasahnboaata. Aay rood druggist or physaciaa caa pal mmi aa every thing Is putln and simpta. I aaa ao afford to TLr0t ClF away mim rwrnedy ales yoa do art 3 a emsu tjrraatlty from me direct or ad visa yooy frtondt to oo a yoa may do a Tow. planes about thla, Toa will saver ttt a. aa thia lam sll I eail aeerrthtal BBS ie i mill iawi iai ana ail fia-rea tTc.

Mk. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. LOT On the west gMc of FVsher a aT' East Walnut M.iie 4S by 14 feet; handy th eable sis a bargara. No. ps sv.

LOT-fss Jigirssn aear Aahiand ja-rworn: mm sy l.K feet rh-aa. MATHBWB, 14T W. Fifth clty LtrTB Twa fine lota too by tmwt rax walnut Hills; rk an of Avondale. FINK LOTS, 1 .1 nee 111 Between WVerf 7 .7 an, -d 1 LOT la 40 by ir; I N. P.

aj, Ey. a. w. aee. utert, et, arv4 11.

1 -raa. iui fast: wiu a LtJTa Two sne baa f. te H.s,.!S sa. 4 by on aaah, er will trade. LOTSlB text to eur water aad Bl HRMAN.

laeisw av. aorta of fa "dJ 1 am warn laa; water and. cae ea street VZL: Eighth aad Viae aia "i LOT Fin If. 27 a a. cor LIT -On Klaaay if, VI by I40 feet 11 ttfully; (l.SBu.

No. sa Cim sc LOT-Oep lot ea E-lwsrds road, la UfUhJ Km W. Math sc. Kan ri LOT Fine tending lot a aauth svle.ii Mart tses wem at rrints et by 11 aniw tiinia LOT In Eaet Nor mod. be by lai TeiK wood ana roreet gy.

c. IfAkLlN.l n.J Hte Aral Ohln LOT On Mala Nor aed. rare: business or re iden.e near end ew JiCl PC, law Central av LOT No. 2 "la Bto-k No. 4 In sa uy 11 reel: earner.

John rii.L.rr. LOT At a. e. ror Third aad a. nl nm.

ey 1, goo.i niiiriM, rL required, I. MltNUtH, md sa. ew crr on tteecher sc. West Walnut 1 1 1 1 1 1 I m. I 1 A.

Beaami imwI's real da see. 1 1. i. a IS oy Hal No. luSJ tlile, MEDICAL.

DISPENSARY 287 Vmt St, Cincinnati, 0. vxan Loeess aad BrBBat-roaBBtBA i- -i sasad. MANTtOOD perasaeatle 4oaoaaarss.ai.aBT a evTaius We GUAIAMTEC te FOUFCIT $500 to ANY CAStai OLAUAL via stzznzzzLiL iBcKepj Dli, JA0U ISO aVaet tilth ttrtv CINCINNATI. OHIO, aaa paai iiusu ma isnne ttaeinaatt IB yea tonger than any physician, giving araeaalsteieu so anas, smssi and tnsarf daaaa; ReryaeM bahtlliy.lieaey.siu MuiuT fa aia Jronthful lDdisrrrtiuu, exotsM la MauMt Byailla. tbe latter eauaiog nlran.

armi Itoaa, eauuged Jotnm. rhenmaiiau. awaulat i .1 ihrOM, ha aus aair. aww emwHW in a aa laVrtoa nourm. a.

m. a p. m.i Boadar. is to a ILLUfiTRATgQ TRgATIBB yu mt atilsvesie. DR.

Th (Kit, RelisHla Utamia have removed p. swsw Rac and Lonrworth. an yeam arit ansral leie-i -1 niaa all form dierle toa Blooj.Skla jnJ Crlurf ft nas ef heth rrieei sad women. riMnaesa Loh Si as hood restored, here mil larslity, acne. Ha.

kacha, ismmesa, Pslpastma, si kl wfr as rr. Atrophy. Imiahiiity, rreuuent I with slirhl onrniae. sneadilv cures He aar eliminated, wonorihsa. lieec leey and Htrl lure cured, ft pa a.

se km taa tfcilori LK and PII.M are at aa Wtthao toper siioe, fM0or 'ail nre. Censnlmnra a vur nonem opiaiaa always given. sit er en 4 la 11.11. Private eatraaea, tie RaVaht-, tlaeiaaauA Lae-ttJ VIGOR 0F.1EII CaaOy, QirieUy. ftrmatatly Rsstsni Mllli.

aad all tbe oats ef evils ram early arm ef ma. ths rssn, a a art. sirkBeea. werrf. ettFsUstrsoeta.se-.

opaaeat aad tons gtvea srvsry ergaa sad Mill at tba body. hsws.as4. ami amUieda. fasi aia iai IW IIISBSSBI sera. Psllaea 1 SfrfA i ifaisaisa BotS, arjuBaattoa aad preots toed linliraJtm.

EIIE UEOIRIL Buffalo, LT. mhS-tMOwTaTh THE 1 TO 4 DAT CU I tia, Mat, taaaasskaa aai I tTItraa. WaBeaia. Pern fiSf IS a-aucTVBI sad all PUTS i hall Ta. Bt' SB, BUST BSXT, IfiALYOOR Wr- rarx-lsifTsThSa INJECTION.

Of tba amst cbsrinate eases guaranteed ia fna to days: no other treat stent rsuutred-snd the na times lag naalfa of d.atax: with cpela-paJba or Sen del Wood. J. Fe re A Co. ww ta Brunt. Pwaiiiiama At ail driiat JlTllLV NEELilNU JjUXHtmJ trsairaenw a.

safe and raa All feesale troubles. alar.ty. russe I no Ac tresiei a-4 a- toad; eonAdVtttlal. MKA. DR.

BIKJHiXA It. luf W.ita ta- Spl2-eVt LADIES; ATTEtNTIOM MRS PR. MART HOWARD res Tre-blm eeoossstuilr: mm takes oa ceofiaaaiei at and flnda hua-s for In fan ts as Boe sad reaiaea-a, IS Ciintoh sc. aear Joaa st re tm 1 KU 15 1, 1X1 7- w-j 1 10 Ullfl irf daB aaa.sC '--e-nnatl fnr tS mwilfi 4rBirht. kit) ii.

is i irmri, MASSA GE Chironedvet. ktaissge. Mta-3 BAMAUC gmaing ala Sad traa res-' withoat pam. Lads Boris devprd goad sue frcMB a. i to p.

m. and 4 ia 1 et. tec fJ'h as.1 Oirieaj BKINZEU AM Bar LADIES mead la aaed is hffI! If yoa saot a DrVMAHI HOt.AA-1 Me Ola toa at. Cine i anal I. Ote.

DOCUTA CAPSULE am tram the ararf to I dan sevarest ttm af 8rx- i anaggiata. LADIES a 1 1 i i snru. htag. XR. BARRF, Oakley.

CmclanaU jap 24 -at a 1 na-a nT2iTriarb2 UsT lUaasSLC-aa-w-ACe- Ta I mie. me with stamp, to DR. MART HOWaBJJ. IS t- uu isa a wen aa est laatlag i vtars ssct ta twain aeaien mi mB, aews IaajaxyaVna 4A2, tyn man, ears: a sarga 1. a.

JB Piea VCTTm Oa Wosdbura lairw Tw-tfth aad Elm eta. tsna-Tnrae apleadtd building lots. T' at bead ef Etm-et. mrtma. K.7 TB Two fin bulldlnc kits, sn I T--sty-Sfih Ward.

3 by 11aSZl, te frorrt f-. E. J. IJCaht Powers and Borden rttv. 4 Ton.

1 ae by 14 fe-i aseata ased aaawat. yf" Eaquirsr. anI Q-MIMIC rzimr 111 mil 0 -4 at aaa poiaoaeus 1 eeMwrnma hparmatarrawaA Oleet. saaaMral diacharrwl It A r.se aay laBasaaaatioa, Irvliali I Va Vfuon of alosrauoa of mucosa I rl membranes. oa set r1rr.es ramsfa-l asd ruaraataed set tostrirtsrs, Btea.

BT aMt alIBTS lf7k i' mm "rapper, be II a Srenaid. ea receipt ef 11 ss 0tsealasa4sa tosasa I msm ft Baa sear Wa QrnU WW "rasm- errs-awe ear..

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