The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 9

ft1 CRUSHER. Sr. Gebb art's Statement About Dr. and tie Br idee. ill the Details of the Deep Scheme To Plunder the Stock- holders.

Fr the Proposition Seeareiy Fastened Ob the Xoiob President. Conversation That Passed, and the Document That Waa Prepared. BOMB SPICY HEADING. A nrt bird is Dr. Breyfogle.

At fiat he denied he had ever made any proposition to Mr. Gebhart eoaorrn-ln- the K. and I. bridge. Turn, Badlng that Gebhart had been to reporter, he changed front and insisted that what had been said was in KSC.

To-dy Mr. Gethart comes forward with i rtatemect, prepared by himself, that i crusher to far aa lireyfogl and hia biiity or rather inability to tell the truth are Concerned. The full facta in the eaee are made known; the man who planned the rob bery scheme and prepared the contract is expired. His same is iseyfogle. Htre ia Mr.

Gebhart' statement It ia mlhw interesting reading: lo tin Public: Owing to the publications which have appeared in the Louisville papers the last few dart, and coming as they did from aome of the directors of the E. and Bridge Com pany, on the one side, and from Dr. Jireyfocle on the other, besides the fact that the interview published by the New Albany Ledger waa incomplete eon- cercing tbe matter in question, I feel Impelled to nuke a more full and clear statement of th facts relating to the interview in Question, between Dr. Breyfogle and myself, concerning the K. and I.

Bntije Company affairs. The interview waa sought by myself and waa be Id at Dr. Breyfoglsfs house, with a view of ascertaining whether the pending litigation could he' settled and future ecnilicta avoided. The general uatare of whieh wtt set forth sub. stantiallv in tbe 'interview published by the New Albany Ledger, and is correct far as it goes; bat was published before 1 saw Dr.

lirey fogies statement, 1 which erieet declares that be bad held no conversation with me on the sab'eet. Cooaoiarntly I deem it proper to add the following additional fact to these given in the Ledger interview, end which were omitted either the inadvertence et tbe myself. Pint The proposition to form a syndicate for tbe purchase of the stock and bonds of the si. end I. Bridge Com.

pany emanated from Dr. Breyfogle. and when 1 suggested that the purchase by the syndicate wruld eause the stock to go op, Dr. Creycgle repLed that he could be osed aa a ta boat- ia Vlown e-. Second Dr.

Breyfogle fart he proposed that when the syndicate was forned, and as many as ten of the directors had signed the syndicate paper, he would, meet with them and give satisfactory assurance and guarantee of his power to procure a lease- by the Pennsylvania Company of the K. and bridge, upon such terms as would guarantee the interest on its bonds, and small dividend on the capital stock. Third It was estimated that considering the price at which the stock and were selling, and might be pur-. chased by a syndicate and subsequently securing the lease referred to, that the syndicate eon id probably realise a profit of $500,009, and Dr, Breylogle gtipu-. la ted that of the profit, whatever it might be, ha was to have no-fourth.

Fourth Dr. Breyfogle stated that tbe Pennsylvania Company would not eon-seut to make the lease unless the eon-" tract of the Bridge Company with the O. and XL Railroad Company was act and a new contract on a more equitable basis obtained, and saying that the Pennsylvania Company objected to the lump contract now existing. Dr. Breyfogle stated that a wheelage contract, such as other companies have over the bridge, would be fair and necessary in order to put the O.

and AL on en equal footing with their competitor. 4 part ef the plan, therefore, was that the O. and 31 should be induced, or forced, to quit the K. and I bridge until a new contract could be secured on the wheelage basis. This conversation with Dr.

Breyfogle was held late in the evening, and upon leaving him, be promised to draw and -fend to me oo the next day, a draught of a syndicate agreement for the purchase of bonds and stocks of the K. and I Company According to appointment, 1 called at his ofliee the next morning and received from a clerk in his office type-written eon tract which, reads aa follows aod speaks for Itself: Whereas, the subscriber hereto is Interested in the etnek and bonds of the Kentucky nod Indiana Bridge Company, end believes that tbe current market value of said securities is in great dan ker si eta-eclat1 on from weD-know eeose at present operating directly upoa end Wheieae, he decree to 'take aa Interest a pool of not less than 10.000 hares of the eapiUl stock and 15.000 fc-U embracing the various Issues, tasde by the Kentucky and Indiana Erid- Ccpnny). it ia proposed to form and manag pool as hereinafter stated, for the purpces ef trading in said stock and bond, and for the benefit of tho ft nd -nd all the person. Ireeted therein; also to the purpose ef placing the securities of th Kentucky and Indian Bridge Company on aTn Ublwhed beau of vsjoe. 'Sow Meaaderatk).

of the Premiss I. the snbocrlbor beret. Lev. sal do hereby agree as Flm-That I wtn be Interested to and responsible tee of aaid stock aod shares of said beads In sskl peoL pon and -abject tJ the oondltlena here-laafter stated. Second -Wbeav enough agreement hi, this la eaery respect shall kav been timed and delivered to Mr.

John F. Gebhart, to make 1b tho aggregate lv 0O shares of stock aod 13,000 bonds, then I win agree to deposit ta some bank; or safe deposit corn pany, to bo agreed bob, a anm ef money or shares of stock or bonds sufficient to protect said 3 T. Gebhart from any loos on purchase and sales which he may make mnder and pursuant to this And said deposit shall not, at any time be less than 10 per cent, ai pax value of the aaid stock; or bonds for whieh may bo liable as herein provided. Third All such purchase and sales shall bo mad onder and subject to tho direeuoB and manageeoent said J. P.

Gebhart. hereby, appoint said. f. F. Gebhart to not for mo as my attorney.

and in my absence to set for mo in said pooh. He shall also act as my attorney in representing my stock, bonds or other secureties. ta any, meeting of the stockholders or directors, wlich may take place in the bw.and Bridge at any time within the next sixty days. as fully as would be entitled to if I. was then personally present.

And I agree to approve and ratify any and all of said acta, under this-power of attorney, given to said J. P. Gebhart. If I should not live until the expiration of this agreement the interest of my estate In said pool may be represented. adjusted and settled, by said J.

P. Oeb- bara, Fifth This agreement shall remain in force for six months from tho time it shall take effect, unices previously ter minated so herein provided. Sixth II an the stock In' said' pool shall bo sold at any time before the ex piration of this agreement, said pool may tbeB.be liqeidated as follows: eommiisdoasv Interests and costs which may then be chargeable to said pool shall first bo charged thereto. Any bal ance whteh may then be to the credit of said pool shall be divided pre rata. and my port and portion thereto shall bo pail to by ai J.

P. Gebhart Or any balance which may then be to the debit of said pool ahau be divided pro rata. And I agree to pay my part or varttoB therein ta said J. Jr. Gentian.

If at any time before the expiration of this agreement a majority ef the snares of stock represented in said pool sbaii decide to liquidate It, all oommlseiona, interest and cost which may then be chargeable to said pool shall first be charged thereto: end then I will take from -said J. P. Gebhart my part or portion of raid stock in said pool, and will pay saU Gebhart therefor, and for tbe costs, commissions send interests (hereon, to date of such payment. Seventh At the end of six months from tho time said pool shall be formed as hereis provided all balance to said pool and -of said J. -P.

Gehtuart to me. and all et my balanee to said pool and to said J. F. Gebhart, which have seemed and which may then exist under and pursuant to this agreement shall be ascertained; adjusted, settled and paid In manner Uke that provided there- 1 ,1.1. i tor in tne exxui aruoic oi uua itc inert.

Nt-med this dsv of July, lr0. Fit' One of the st'pnlations made by Dr. -Brfytecle as considerttlaa for bis service ia. the matter of the syndicate was tlatt' be should be elected President, of th K. and I.

Bridce Company as soon as a eontrolliug interest ia die stock had been eotatned. All of which facts 1 made known to the directors of the K. and Bridge Company. it proper so asy ws i did not assent to or disapprovs the plan proposed by Dr. Breyfogle.

however, considered the matter of enough importance to lay before, at least some of tbe directors of ike and JL Bridge Compa- aiseirOFlfir-tt DrT' ISrey regie emphatically wished It understood that be woukJ itot be President ef tbe K. and I. Bridge Company In its present condition: and that ho aav wanted it understood- that was not seeking any settlement of the 'difficulties for or WtccoWof X. JL and railroad, from, tbe fact that it was not suffering from the difficulties and was in good condition. Seventh-1 feel it due Dr.

Breyfogle to say that he did not propose to use any of the N. A. and C. Bsilroad Company money for the purpose of purchasing K. and Bridge atock and bonila, but named a number of benks that would furnish H.

Neither did Dr. Breyfogle reqtest that CoL Voung or any other person tho old be kept out of the syndicate. Dr. Breyloglo remarked- that be admired young's pluck and energy, and that he wu a good fellow, but did not like bis way of. doing 27ew, In conclusion, would say that tho.

together with the interview pubusred in xbe hew Albany Ledger, and which was subocQuentry Cop-led by Tbe IxraisvlIU limes, is a fair and full stnteroent of thw tvhole transaction concerning the controversy in question set far aa I can recall it. And I also would state that the whole- affair was simply between Dr. Bnxfogie and myself as in dividual and not os the representative of any eompney or corporation, and that this Communication has not been dicta ted or presented to Sir. Dowling or any other f-erson for advke, as was said would be done by the LouiAille Times of yesterday. J.

F. GEBHART. CAUGHT AT LAST. Aa Expert irate Thief Nabbed After a Season or Knceesses. A systematic plan of robbery ban going on in this city for several months, the victim of which has been E.

II. Babbit, a Jeweler, at 850 1-S Seventh street. At regular intervals for several months valuable watches have been missing from bis store and no lew of the bold thief could be discovered until several days ago, when negro boy. Jim Taalhert. come into the store and Vft a watch to be repaired.

The lewekv immediately reogtiiiad the time-piece as his own, and had Taulbert arrested. Tesfprday afternoon at 1 :30 o'clock, while Mr Babbit was out, some cdo entered the store and stole three fine gold watches from the show-ease Just a he re-entered the store he saw the thief leaving by a rear door, and with the assistance Of eer Smith, he area arrested after a long and ex ti tins; ehase. in which the- thief climbed a twelve-font fence. His name wgs found to be Frank Slaughter sad he la sixteen years of age. This was tho fourth or fifth time tint watches have been missed, and on coeh raid three watches were taken.

The hoy Is aa expert In bis Tine for one ef 1'Is age. hot he will pro bub It hove no more opportunities soon to display bis talent. Wilder Pork. By aH odd the ssost pleasant, desirable and accessible place near the to visit during, the warm and Sultry weather is Wilder Park, which -Is admirably kept by Henry IaraeL- The rronnds are ia splendid condition; tho shaded lawns offer luxurious resting pbssoav while th restaurant department ia all that tb most exacting oonld de-irss-j- Mr. Israel is a ueqnaied esv terer, and hia excellent manageasent baa mad Wilder Park th most aopular rrsort about LmJsviHe, steril'ty.

th Ferro-Maosaaese ak-rs of Csrings. Mo, an a sped. THE' SPKDAT MOKiTTN'O, JULY TWBSTT PACtS. DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL Important Meeting of the County Committee At the Court-House. Dr.

Bohaaaoa Beslgas, aa S4ire Ballltt Wllbdrawi HU Kama As Noatlaee For aaglstrat. The Democratic Executive Committee of the Coontr of Jefferson met the County Court room shortly after noon yesterday with a largo number or interested Democrats present. Mr. Bichard W. Hen presided and Dr.

S. Perria acted as secretary. Dr. Boliannoa offered a resolution questioning the eligibility of the Hon. Sam Kogltsh aa the of the Democratic party for delegate to the Constitutional Convention.

The reso lntion was defeated, only Dr. Bohannnn voting in the affirmative. Dr. A. B.

Applesato presented tbe fallowing resolution, which was snsnimoua- ly adopted Whereas we have been Informed that a certain Independent candidate, for the omce or aeiegato to too Jonsuuiuouat Oonventioa froi the county of Jeflenioa, has been circulating the report that lion. Sam laiclish, the Democ rails nomlneo for said omce. is incliclblo and that ho was not duly rjominatcd, and is not a resident of tne county. Therefore be is Iiemlved, That having made thoiouub examination of the facts we And that Wie said bam htigiish is resident ot the county of Jefltrsoo. and is'elegible, that ho was on May 7.

iswo, duly and regularly nominated by the legal and proper aruon of the Democrat io party of the said county, in tbe same manner and form pursued in the case oi all otuer candidates, who had no oppoai-J Uon on that day. and we urge upon ail true aod faithtul Democrats to support turn. Dr. Bohannon offered his reaignatiun a a member of tb oommittee and ilx T. Kendall was elected to fill the vacancy.

Tlie committee then adjoornod to meet at tlie call of the chalrmaB. At o'clock the city oommittee met in the same room. All the candidates nominated by the Demoecatio party were present. The meeting wa held with closed doors. The object was to per feet aa organization and have every thing ready for the election.

CoL Ben nett H. Young wa called to the chair and air. J. Sel Miller was made Secre-t-ixy. Several of the nominees mode speeches aod urged that everybody make a roiiiing triors to have a big majority.

It was moved that all the iein'ucntuo nominees pledge theme Jvea to support tbe ticket, snd all the candidates in tbe room agreed to thus pie ire themselves except 'Squire lieury iiulUtt, stated that his bxoioer, J. F. BuLUt, was a candidate for delegate to the Constitutional Convention and not a nominee, and be would have to vote for him. therefore, he bad decided cot to make the race lor MagU'rate (for Gumin i I snd dwai(ia' Fond urccinct. His w.t.e- drawtl waa accepted, but the successor will not bo njimod until one day this week.

A Committee on Organization, composed ot the following gentlemen, was chosen: Henry A. Hell. L. J. Stivers.

Nace Vettor, W.Uinm Bailey. Dirk Burke, and J. Sel Miller aa chairman. Finance were not forgotten, and, the following UomDiittee on Finances was appetnted Thomas ShcTley, Bennett 1L You Jodire B. IT: 1humvn, Judge W.

B. Hoke and John McCann. The nice tin' then adjourned and the comm. iters wiQ meet for further business in room Ko. a.

Courkr-Journal building. Mondny Afternoon st 2 o'clock. 'Ike, stiemen refn eoiie a'aji tienen orjmerrre wili go rnrdVt work now. and on August they hope to nave tne nest organized Democratic force ever brought together in the State of Kentucky. TO GIT A FULL VOTE.

Tho Boar of Trade to Endeavor to Call Out Everybody the Park Qaestioa. Pursnanf to a call, a large number or citizens assembled at the Board of Trade at noon yesterday to consider wbat action should bo taken in order to call out a full veto upon the paxk bond act. which will be submitted to the people at the August Soon after Uie meeting had been called to order and the object stated, the foUovting resolution wa offered by Mr. G. T.

Wood "Eesolved. That the Board of Directors of tlie LouUvllle Board of Trade be requested to take such action on tbe pork bill to bo submitted to the public in August next a will in their lodgment call out a full vote in favor ot. suid measure, and that the Board of Trade hereby expresoc itself as being in favor of the issue of the bonds for the purpose a set out in the act to be aubmittcl." The resolution was opposed by Mr. John II. Morris.

He explained that be wus not against the bond act, but held that in hi opinio, the Board of Trade should stand ca neutral ground in this matter. lie wus followed by CoL Thomas H. Sherley, who was for the adoption of the resolution heart and hand, lie said a delegation had betm sent to the Legislature by the Board of irade to secure toe paowge ot the bill, and by doing so had alreudy taken a stand in the matter. A rule was taken on the resolution, and it was adopted by an overwhelming majority. The Directors of the Board ef Trade will hold a meeting on Thursday auJ devise some' means by which a full vote may be obtained.

SCALPER MULFORO. An Attachment Against A. T. TTalker to Compel II im to Give Testlmoor la the Case. Chicago, July 19.

Attachment returnable forthwith was iaeued by Jude McCounell this morning against A. F. Wlker. Chairman of the Illinois State Commerce Eailway Association. Tlie writ waa aued out by A.

Mulford, In his suit against George W. Frcy and the American Ticket Broker' Association. Mr. Mulford io a well-know ticket scalper, who not long ago gave np business in that line on Clark street, saying that sine the Interstate Commerce law went into effect there was no money in it. It i claimed that ho retired from business to take a position onder the Interstate Commerce lilway Association, where hia intimate knowledge of scalping and seolpers wa to be utilized by that organization In the Interest of the railroad in stamping oat the trade ot calninaT.

It is aaid that it waa asroeti letweea Mulford and ChalrmaB Walker that tho former should have a salary of tl 3.000 per year, but that they split on tlie title that Mulford was to have. He wanted the dlgnifled name, "Chairman of the Western Passenger Association," bat Mr. Walker wanted him to bo head of tho secret detective bureau. Mulford dropped the plan and went Lack to scalping, but whil he wa out, the American Ticket Brokers' Ahvciation dropped him frora suemberahip. Mulford began mandamoa proceeding In Louis-ville to be reinstated, and also began several damage suits, besides filing a Mil (or Injunction in tha Law ad Equity Court of Jefferson county, Ky.

Ino -(nelatioa ha made a motion to dissolve tho injunction there granted, aad th court fasned a dediraoa to Thoma ii. D. Bradley, notary of this city, to take Chairman Walker waa sobpsenacd to pIl what be knew of Mulford's abandonment of his business, but ho ro- appear. jHenoe meat. SENATOR COFFIN lie.

Will toaao to Address the Bailroad Asa at PkssaU ililL Senate Lv 8. Coffin, -of Fa, Dodge, Iowa, ha written tho following letter. which is' self-explanatory My Dear Sir and Brother: I nava received your highly esteemed invitation, and yon may rest assured that I will avail myself ot tho great favor bestowed, and it will be one of the greatest pleasures of my life to be with yoa." Tho letter waa addreased to ir. Dyler. Chairman ot the Invitation Coav.

raitiM, fi.r tlu, utiIaii raj 1 rnafl men' oe- ebration to be given at Phoenix Hill. Commercial Clab Notes. Ino Commercial Clab is devoting its talent to a cat and dog ordinance, whereby it expects to do great thins. It also wants to prevent the driving of cat 11m IhHiurb the afreets. 1 OA uit velopxcnt Committoe thinks that when those ma ters are regulated by the Council, people will illinj to take down their feuRM.

The eommiUee feels muen encouraged because Mrs. B. F. Avery has had the fence removed front her handsome reaudtmoa a Mirth and Broadway. The Commercial Club, in tho absence of President iiartweli and Mr.

i. sio-Dermott, will not take any action looking to getting out a lull vote on tho Park bond bill. iialLird-eounty farmers are eomtnani-rating with tho Commercial Club for emigrant help. Pome Swiss and German emigrant will be sent. It possible.

WANT ASPHALT. Fourth-Avenue Business Men Ask For the Trinidad Pavement. Dr. Oalt'a Bocord of Mortality For th Week Ottiar Municipal Matter. Seventy-one firms, doing business on Fourth avenue from Main to Chestnut Ntrwts.

sterday petitioned City Engineer Soolea to have the reconstruc tion of that thoroughfare done wits asphalt. inteed of granite. The asphalt wth make the street quiet, and for this ranaoa the merchant and business men want flint material. Tbe contract was awarded to Jacob Oast, and calls for granite. The petitioners will have ti tret Gast to petition the Council for a rOeoxe of his contract, and then the tract will have to be readvertised 'or asntialt.

Ob aeeoon of the l3t-ness of the season It will Ik- Impossible to get the asphalt street, and consequently the htreet will have to be built or granite. In reasons to th advertisements Mayor Lrons at noon yesterday opened bids on the proposal to furnish the city with 2, 500.000 oricks. There were four huls received, but on account of the nmn prices the Mayer. refused to Jet the con- rnet and wiU rtdvertie. The lowest bid was that of Oabe A.

of Hender son, at 17.35 per uionsand. lu. t. Madden Co. offered to furnish the material at $8.37 1-2 thousand.

The Mayor thmss BS per thousand la a reasonable price and will not pay in excess ef that. Hwlth. bfllcer Gait's report' of tiie mortality In this city for the week eat ing yesterday show, seventy-nine deatha from all eausus: a slixbt increase over the returns of the preceding week. Of tills number, twenty-two were cf children under five years of sire, while vnn Bf Fevm mt auU prevalent, and during the week there wa one death from intermittent fever, one from senrk-t fever, and four from typhoid. There were Ove violent deaths reported, on suicide; one homicide; one troiu drowning sot from iuirna.

and one irm a raitroa The tabulated statoment la as follows: cauas or dsatb. abecess. I Kidosy, Bright's oTs. I 4 ApopKXT Luaxa. coas St 11 1 Broocimu starasutas aai-w ol hmr.

1 llaoinsifia, nrtml, I taae-r. ait 1 MmiaKiUa.lubaroutar I teeDriu 1 Old ax I Cbora morbus. I fnsumoaia. Korteningar 1 I utanntM I Taurroaolsis 1 1 Accwanu I I Ac 4 AMiWU. Dura 1 Easaru Mitai avar.

Iniee his. rover, r.T.r, Heart, org's dis's of. 4 Hmtmi.ta. I Usmia 1 1 Insniuon. lnttMSusceulloa 1 Tstsl.

kalasr. milainma on. 1 SSX. OOCOR. OOCTAI, BXt-AT.

SUM. 41 Wbita SS bmiJ ST 34 Cutorau. Marrwd St pattvttv. LeuferHn 8 Other fru of U. 6- 10 Khar ror'gacoOat'S Iran in 4.

Utunvva AUS-S. radar 1 yr. 10 rrvsiUiU rrm 70 S3-. I trail lot. I Friu ioJ.

Fr'm 80 lo 90.. 4 Kr'm to I Kr 4D ty U. i SO to 100. I I r'uil to 10. 4 Ir'io WtoGo.

Over Wu rears I Ir'nuwtoJJ 'm to 1 wabos. First 4 Elxth frard. I Elavth W4 Twaifto wars. 4 Third ward. II Li juta -w'il 8 Cuy Hospttal.

I luurui ward 4 Nioia ward. Otiiar umu'bs Teiith warXW kH 1 WCSKLr MOMTAUlt. Wees aadlnj Jul at Week eajmg July IV There were but few building permits issucJ yesterday. Assistant Inspector lioertz wrote the following; Albert Dick, brick dwelling, Seci.nd snd Oak atrect. S4.000: An Irew McKeon, frame dwelling, liancoek aod Burnett.

SSO0 Mrs. Clark-son, frame dwelling, Hancock and Bur-new, set). The following deaths were reported at the Health Ofliee yesterday: Herman tUnkln. a.c twenty-two years, eonaump-tion; Mao Sucsd, age nineteen years, typhoid lever: Willutm Uilbert. age twenty-on years, railroad accident; 1 homns age twenty -six roars, rsiW rond Thomas Dudley, age twenty-clht, congestion of the lungs; Geortje i-hrnelel, K39 thirty years, typhoid lever.

Fell Cader the Cars. George Tadcr, nine years of age, at-1erued to Itourd a moving M. and freight train at Fourteenth and Madison about noon yesterday. His toot slipped and he narrowly escaped being crushed beneath th wheels. As It waa the deshy part of his knee was badly bruised and lacerated by the wheels, but no bone were broken.

Dr. Gilbert wa summoned, and after dressing tho loy's wounds ordered him removed to his home near by. Well-Knowa La sir Dead. Mrs. Margaret McDonald, a well-known lady of the West nd, died yesterday morning at her residence, 1 T35 r-even-teenth street, of a complication of di-eve.

S4e wa forty-live years of age and leave several children. The funeral takes place Monday morning at o'clock from St. fatricks church and hrr remains wQl ho burled ia tha St. Leal Cemettxj Another Typhoid Fever Victim. Samuel Kellow, living at IttS Crop Street, died yesterday morning of Jyphoid fever.

tie was sixty-two years of ago and leaves a wife and several cl-ildren. The frnerul occur this siteraooa o'clock from the residence, and tho Inter-merit will bo in the atoni Cesnotory. fused to THE WRECKING TRAM. Powerful Contrlranees On meels For Hand 1 In- Rail-road SmaliTJps. Eter Beady For Duty WitVa Trained Crew Within Easy Beach.

Sow Saatrnetlra CollUIoni ixa Clsarsd Away sal tha Track Opaned ForSarrioa. Bapes, Bwrricka. Traeka, Telegraph IastraaisBts and Otaer Aeeosal-: Ues Alwsji Sspplled. CARING FOR THE INJURED. CCTDESTS wiU happen oooaalonally on tha best managed railroads had soma time bad wreck! happen, the cause of which frequently is a mys tery end tho tracks are blocked for niinute tho 1 track lVV remains blocked W'trT; money and time are rrjost and passenger and freight traffio is irrterrupted.

So the railroads are always prepared and within thirty minutes after a wreck: has happened a wrecking train is os the way with a trained crew of men and if the telegram sunouneing tho wreck says that passengers or employes are injured. 1 as .11 il THX WEXCE.Nvi CAB. the wreckln train oemes along with it pnyalolana. bandages and cot. A wreck- tJl- thin i vwdbu oy a iuna vuwfauj, um they are needed they are needed badly.

I The wreckinc eaza are kept at tho end of a division, and are directly under ul mn.ji.aM,i th-3 control of the superintendent of that divihion. Tho largest wrecking ear Id the city Is owned by Louisvillo i VaahvLU railroad, and it ten- lory tl Knoxvllle and First Divisions. When not use it otand on sidetrack i 1 ti.i Tenth and Marie-street yards. The other afternoon a Courier- reporter and one of the staff of down to tajre Wok at tho JL i 'car. but it waa not in yards.

Meeting Superintendent Downs, tho re-partcr asked where the ear waa, and be said that it was in South Louisvillo, ind ho kindly scat the reporter and tho 'artist down on a locomotive. Tho big affair was standing oa tho main-track, picking up tho trucks of tho freight oars the were burned ia the Standard ,011 are, as if they had been nutdlug inura than empty barrel- Tbe wrecking train is composed of three cars and a powerful locomotive, and all tho cars axe fitted with air Brakes. The first ear is what Is known a the track Th body of tho car is very low. and npoa it are earned two extra pair of true, nails, erosw-Ues and snake, for some times the track Is torn up in a wreck. The second car is the wrecking car.

It is built ef the heaviest timber, aad is mounted on two paira of small, hoary truck. Half of ihe ear is covered over and the other half ia a mere platform, bot arising from the center i a pwwerfal derrick with a twenry-etght-foot boom- With this twwertul contrivance trucks, ear and loco motive are swung about. The covered portion of the car resembles Inside a store room of a ship, as there are so Inuny cables hanging around. In one end of tho ear are two cloawta, 'one containing the food for tho crew. The lockrr is always well filled, for there is no telling when the wrecking train may be called into service.

The other dose or locker eon tains medicines, bnndage and a portable telegraph outfit, with several colls of wire. If the is bad one the instrument is brouarht into use. An operator is picked up at the first station along the rood, and when tbe scene of the accident ic rsavrSexl the wire set snd a tek-graph office I established. The car carries rope of every size and kind bp to three inohes in diAtueter. hydraulic jacks for raising enirinrs and cars, levers, pulleys, and derrick tackle of all kinds.

the Louisvillo and Nssbville firs lirision wrecking ears there are carried 300 fret of ma nil three-inch rope for (xttting enjrlne on the track, SOW feet of two-inch fuU line for pulling purpose. 176 feet one and three-foartbs-inch rope for the derrick; two sixty-foot Beetle ns of three-inch switch rope for pulling on cars, S40 feet two and a half-inch rope for the same purpose, and 130 feet of three inch rope for petting on tracks, and KOO feet for guy line. The next car la th block ear, containing short Mocks of wood ot every also for blocking ap cam and lrcom olives. At -every wreck, cars are frnemny tumbled a 'mat In eonfusioa, and the wrecking crew besriB ob tiicae. The shattered one ore poshed off tbe track, and those left in a little better condition ore put on tho track aad drawn away.

After this is done there ia one or more disabled engine. Tho heavy cable on the wrecking ear are attached to tho disabled sneomotivo, and live one at tho other end of thetrope generally 5r hard work pulls the disabled loco move back on the track. When the track is deer, th wrecking train picks np all tho Iron sad trucks and comes back to town. SnperiBtendent Downs wrecking crew ia composed ot the following men J. N.

Bentley, foreman; Bill Goff, Tom Crumb. Billy Keeble, Engineer Clark Hut. and Fireaaa W. Eberhart. They all live oa Thirteenth street, sear the side track, where the- wrecking train lay whea out of use, so that they can bo ready fog duty at a few minutes notice.

This errw is one of tho best ob the whala Louisville and system. At tho wreck at Mute draagh Rill several days ago, they cleared np track blocked with Bine box ears aad two big etMoa disabled lcornotive in about focr hoars. 1 Moore's Death. Thomas Moore, a well-know young man of fT.ls city, living at list West WsJnnt street, died yesterday morn ng at Ms' homo of consumption. He wa twenty years of aga at tha time of his death.

-t. lie had been confined to his homo with the lingering illness fog sever! months i and his death was not Ha will be buried at 10 o'clock thia morning from his lata and tho iater-Bacat mill bo ia th fcaatem Cemetery. aaasaBBSBaBBH mb BOUR80N IN BRIEF. Item Geaerai nod Persoaal Froaa Paris. Parla, Ky July 1 C5peciaL Mrl George Pngh died yesterday at hia resi dence near Shawhan; aged about eighty years, lie wa one ot the oldest distill of the country, and was a liberal patron of tha Word has bees received here of the marriage in St.

Louis a -few days ago of Miss, Belle Harris, formerly one of the most popular society ladles of this city. Iha groom is Mr. Charles P. Gregory, a well-known merchant of St. Louis, Mrs.

starK, formerly Miss ueiie Jiarc, ot this i city, died in St. Joseph, Wednesday. She was adaozhtrref Jobn H. of tlu city, and aged about tweetyljrbt years. ijaraueri Wheelei and Charles S.

Bow. ker. of Hue ton. two of the gentlemen interested is building Ute waterworks in this- city, 'arrived yesterday, and the work of tearing up the street will begin Monday: Pref. D.

Pratt, of this city, has been elected principal of the Carlisle pubiio school at salary of fl.lOO. Mrs. Sarah Leeds, of ttds city, has received $1,140.47 back pay pension money and Orees berry Reid yz.OOiX Ktliott Keller, of this city, has been elected bookkeeper in the new Central Bank to be opened at Leslngtcn, all. nine ot the directors voting for him. TVhett has adraooed to Kventy-eeven cents In this market.

Burghr entere the Louiwvr le dry-good store in this city lost night and atokf SI SO in goods. FROMIXENT jteyebores. Six People Gollty of Harder to Go Wltkoat Capital Paalshment at Now Orleans. Sew Orelans, July 1. At noon to-flay the Jury iu tlie cnxe of Peter and Joseph Prevenxano, Nick Giulio, Tony Gianforoarro, Tony l'dlujiriid and Gas-rario Lonibardis charged with the Wr-ital offense of shooting with intent to Bibrdcr, while lying in wait, which vnm.WL ha occupied the attention of the court since' lucsr morning, retnrneu a ver- dlrt guilty wltiiout capiUl vaalsn- Bt aa to tiie accuaed.

lo- of 4um are mimi)crx of tliu tauiily. a numerou itfTunniiil one iu the districts leiow Cnil street, ami among the for.tntt stevedores on the leee front, and with the eeept.on o' lvlu of are uuitJ rounf 1 crime tliey sre charfed with wns commuted on the or tne of May, about ten of 'one. A rest? of rompoaiiiZ a gang of ettevedorrs. ol which Lslr4U waa the chief or lorumsn. tea dr! iiitf in a Inree fruit wi'-un lrum the lrvit front to tlieir hemes below F.nlanaie street, 1 hey- ilrtrvr rfoWrl CTVooxr street, staging and entavtnff fbrrusrtvvs.

Upon reoching Esi-lanado street thy were tired iton by portico tn ambush The borsva sttnehed to tlteir aoe toik frhrht and ran avy, and when stoied. a blok forther down Claitxtrne otrect, it wa dUcovciwI thof Mtree -f 'the parties were wounded, Tony. Slatranira, Vinotnt t'truso and Salvurlnr' Sinecri. the wounds of wliorn Tt lirre ami vicioa ktkliig. Hie wit morning a ilrlndcrhns and othiT weaons loadeil with slues were found.

The case, was worked op. As a result ef this lnves- tlgatKQ nx persons, whose names are a fen Shove v. ere srntcd sod Irsve been eonflned In tlw? iarith prfon slhr. On the 6th of July the yrand jury Indicted tbe lartir shootinx vim intent to raunirr, while King ia wait." three true bills were returned, one tor each feroon shot They were strairrned on July and all (lew del env guilty. SPCNCER COUNTY SHAKES.

Tkt Section lavaded Br Reptiles Which Showa Determiaatioa to Fight It Out. IihL, July lP.tSprcbl.)-Seat Scrnpe-Skillet, this- county, the swamp bind have become so tested snakes that it lniit d.mfT..iH to travel around there. Friday wlile a farmer and his wife were driving to this place in a wagon the? met tim larso snake In the roid, which not only refused to share the road with theiu bat actually showed Qpht. They were llnaliy Ixmtea off by the farmer nit roiisidern-tln trouble, his mul hiving lioeonie crared with fright. On the cime a phytdeian, driin In a rrutd cart, wos ittnrked by larc rmkis.

11 is 'torse became fria-htmed and run oft loose from the cart and Wrim: ho doctor at their mercy, and but fr 'he timely arrivnl of per-by hi would have douhthos btea bitten to deAth. As it. wus he bad a severe tut-el. Tlie residents of 1 have eraanised the piir-mwo of exterminating the ravenous reptiles. THE DREA0ID CAT An Eddyville Coavlet 8nrs Death Ratker Tha the Lnh.

FrinceTon, Ky July 1 Robert Holmes, a guard and assistant at tho branch at lidv-tllle, ahot and killed TiioiuAS a convict, yoster.lav uorniut. I at rnrl had disrepirdexi a-ime rui -s nrd to bo punitdied. When the guarJs (Holmes being one t-f the nuiuijer. went to execute the prison order. Leonard wvme them not to entor hi cell, saying he Woull rather than be whipped.

Lron-srd had a which ho had nwvde out of an old file, and, as aoon as tne guards entered his cell, he maiie at theni, hut wa ahot and "killed by Holme- before doing any harm. The examining trial was hekl this mcmittj. ail iartie- being acQuitted. Leonard was looked nnon a dangerous man. and one made his escape (rum tho prison.

Leonard wa a Canadian, who waa sent from Fulton county on the charge of grand larceny for a term of five year. He came to tho penitentiary lat March, and on his arrival was reported aa a most aad deprntc eri-ninal, who would require close surveillance. Excarsioa to NlNrsrm Falls Oa Thnrs d-T, Jly 31. 18PO, Via tbe Loaiv. vllle NashvlU Railway aad the Erie Kailwar.

Tickets to Niagara Falls and return will to. sold at the low rate ol d-bO from LoalxvUIa, Ky. TlckeU will be good going on- morning wains of July 31, connecting With special trains leaYlnj H. and I). iepot, via It.

B. ant W. railway, st IS o'clock, noon, and 13:40 p. m. of July at.

'All tickets will be good retnmlng an-til Angast rncloidve, and win be good So step over at Lake Rx tar-ston tickets from Klaaro 'aila to Toraoto. Canada, and return can parchaicd an train for at. Parties desiring sleetdnr-ear bertha or partpr-rar seat will please apprv Ot L. and S. ticket olfiee.

sonthweat corner Fourth aod Mala, or depot. First and rive. WHAT THEY DID. Local BUla That the Lonlarille DelagaUon Got Tnronfh tha Oanoral Aaaambly. The Labor of tha SanaUn and Up-.

reseaUUTes, and tha FralU Thereof. Below I a oomplete lie of bio which iatercfct Louisville that were passed by the last Legislature, The list is complete, aocoiat and ofiicial. and give the title of every bill passed which ha local interest. The Let is aa fol lows: An act to incorporate the PresbyterlaB AlLaooe ot LouisvUe. Jta aot to Incorvorat tb tonlsvlll Mr-teclinloal Auoitorum.

As sot to amend aa aot, oatiUofl "An act Inourpurato tho LoaJsvUlo Baisty. oult and Irani Company An act to lneorporata ue People's Savings Cault and Trut Company, ot Uwlsvlll, Ky. A set smenUbig tho Saarter oc the tar-Biers' and Drovtn' liana, of LoussvlUe. As act to ajosnd an ae, eotstasU An os to amend the charter of the Htm ha ana Savings Bank and Trust Company," ap-ljovaa March 11, 1880. Aa aot tnsorpurats tho UmlstDo aouta-esoeru Bsllroail Campaay.

An act fur the benoltt of Louts Seegec, of the city oi Louisvtllo, KontMckr. An art to amend an act, onUUed An act io taeorporai tne oerman bsvings and HomssMad Pusd Company." ai act to amend an act so incorporate the toon of Chiton, in Jefferson county. aojToved April 18S4. An act to amend a aot. entitled "Aa aot tor benefit of JsAorson coooty (road 0in.

approm wooruary xo, An aei smhortitnv th lssuaitee of SBOO. 000 of muidcipal bonds at the city at Louav Aa set to lnecrponte the Corrunorcati 'frsveler Benevolent eoclety ot Amorlo. An act to amend the charter of th Louls- uie list companr. Aa aot to iceulate ta JurlasVOoa at Ju.tieei of to itsre In the ody. of lxui- Kenolutloo rerraesting 6eaators and Bep maeourlvss la Congress to urge th pass aga 1 1 a am rauuii a ywaaaon so oas J.

laiiey. Ursolutlen provldlag for tho reHof of the sufferers from tho recant tarn ads last passed thrush the Slate of Kentarkv. An art lo Incorporate the UmlsvUle, St. couis ana aKtixiie tuaivay company. An a eonternlag Uie llnaarlal funud or the boa Lb em Baptist Taeussgirai weaal iary.

An art to Incorporate the Twelfth Ward Handana Iamojsnto Clab of tho etty of Loaliivllle. An art amend the charter of th city of lyoclsrllto. An art to amend art act to regulate pontic grain waeeaooses in wis (ommea- wcslia, approved April Se, leSO. An act Ui prrvest hoes from mcnlng iarre in Uie rovnty jeoeraoo. aad pro- lnaUy tbem'or.

"An act Lo Lucorpoiaia the Xeatnakv uthern OH and Gas Company. Aw ax-t to li' orponu the LouUvlUs Bell faauway Transfer Company. An art to lnoi iKrte the Harn rraacra' benevolent and Protective Vnlon of lclvllic kentackv. An B1 to a-nend an act, entitled "An acl to ctublfc-h a roatrd of Countr Com mK'toners for JcTcrson eojicty, approved 1SH8. An act ts liMxf-poret the Or eat cat BUI Prw-tiTteiliin rhurea.

Jefferon rountv. An act to amend the charter of tho Loo- 1st 11 Is lenient ompanv. KweluUuii providing for payment of eXTMMiee ot special committee tu visit Lon inrtiie tu asccrtuln and report amount of damage done tv an mart a. An art for t' benslt Of th Calvetslty Clah ST UHUsviim. An art to inesrporato tho Ksnturky Woman Confederate MiKiUttient Assuda- tln.

An art to amend in act. entitled An set Ineorporai Ute Eentucky Wagon Vtaa- rn -tnrUig company," approved January lo, An set to rreorrorat the KeoCucky Bap-t'st stortraJ Sue ety. A set to lni-oeryr the American Guar-Jitn (omnanv ot IsMtltvlOo. An aot to incorporate the UtnlsyOle, Cov-inrtvn i4 Qitenaati Railway Cn iwn. An set to amand an act.

entitled "Aa act tit 'n-orj-e-ass th Kentucky Household aa Bapptv t'otnpany, snd to Cr ars Its nitre to liiA Kan ruck Pus) Gaa Company. Ait art to arena an art, entitled "An act to Incvrvrate tho ktser Ksrlder Oroass 8o err of the city of LoiUs-vlttv An set to amend an act, ntZttd "An set to 'neoreorssB the lonisvnie lire and l.fa rrote.eo et Lonlsviue, aprroveit March Cs. 1 P88. An act to amend an act. entitled "An set of 1 corpora'! of th Herman Katlonal lnuranre Crtnarsnv of LcclsviJla.

An art Tb autlmrlxs sn I nereis as of tit--f ter of directors Is ths Ilank of Eea-tuefcy aid Its branehes. An art to inrornnnte the Daniel K. O'Sul-llvan and Publishing Ore pany. An act t' amend aa set. entitled Aa set to Inmrnnttte V-e tiwn ot South Louisvillo, aprmvad MiT 17.

I8-O. An set authnrtelnr. the Tnistee tof Th town of South Louisville to Imt SOO.OOO of bonds of said town for msnletpal pui An set to amoiirt aa act. entitled An act to Incorporate tho Kentucky Eqck Gas Com-panv." A a art fotrularln the elerrloa of dlroe-tors trtntees or manairen of ths la atl rations or corporations of the city of Loolsvtno. An so prrrlrttne for municipal astctlOBs In the el of A act to inoorporato ths Louisville Fslr.

An' set to ueorporats tho Tnloa Dime Csrings Rsnk. An art tn Incorporate the Jeffersontowa and PCatnnviiis Turnpike Road Company. An set to amend an act provide for a stork law la JefTereoa and Oldham counties, approved April li. 18aa. An set to Incorporate tho Louis vds Conduit and Subwsv Company.

An art lo Incorporate ths Confederate State Association ot Kentucky. An act to amend an art, entitled "An set to Incorporate the Louisvillo Car Trust Companr." Aa act to Incorporate tho Kentucky SoVlers' Home. An act to ereste th offlco of Bond Coov BiKvt.mer for tlie etty of Louisville. An act to Incorporate the LoulsvTHo aad Danville EsUroad Company. An act tn amend an set.

entitled "An act to Incorporate tho Louisville Steam tlotor Power Company." An set to amend tbe charter of th loutsvllle and Kaabrflle Bailroad Company, approved March 6. ltiO. An art 10 Incorporate the BtutUal Bav-tngs Bank of Louisville. An sett to Incorporate St. atatiaow Evsngellral chureh of Louisville.

An set to amend tbe charter Of the LOU-tsville Turnpike Company. An set to provide for the sstabBsbment of Tu' lin arhs In and ailjacont to th etty of l.ouMvllIe. and the Improvement aod management of the tsme. An set for the benefit of Jefferson eosraty. An 1 nr' rr.r-nttc the rails City Bun-slnc and Trotting Club lo Jeffers eonnty.

An si-t to tlu-iporate the Louisville, Mt, Sterliun and Nurfnlk Kail road Company. An act to amrnd an art entitled "Aa act In Incorromre the LoubrvflM PubHe Waro-kou Company." An art to Incorporate th Loulsvui aad Hor'ccnsrlle Rail war Company. An set to amend the shartoe of the etty of loaisrtlle. In rersrd to tbe salary of the Treasurer of th Htv of loulrrllle. An set to Incorporate the tow of Highland Prk.

In Jefertoo county. An sot to amend aa act en tl tied a An art tn tncorpnratc the town of West Point, Ky appruvol March IS. 16T0. An set f.r th bene tit of Peweo Valley Hotel Company. An set to tncorpmate the Oorombm Finance and Tnit Compaay of Louisville.

Ky. An art to Incorporate tho Tarm-rpal Bailwav Company. Aa set amending the charter of the Loute-vflle Stave ami Lumber Companr, a eorpo-ratlnn orraalsed under the general law. An art to amend the chartor of tho city of Vmtlsvllre. An act to amend an act to create the off! of CmnmioMoeer of Roods for the eitv ot LeuUvUlo, approved March M.

lfo. An act to lneorporata th Loulsvfl fMm Savinf! Ontnpany. An art to l-ieornnrsto the Smoke King Company of Lmilwtllo. An art tn amend th eharter of th Oltv of LmitsvlHe. An act to Incorporate the Kentucky Fire Insurance Company.

An art to amend tho charter of the Lo lrvCle Jockey Club and th aioendmeat thereto. An act to Ineorpnrar 8a. Xaviars Cot-Irga of Lmilanr.av. Ky. An act to amond and ehanre tho title of th LoahtvUJ Eovithaaatera Bailroad Com' pany An act tn amend aa art amendlnc the eharter of tks Cermsa Savings and Hotno-stead Fund Companv.

An act to amond an act, entitled "An Part5rJii arsw of th. town of rtrkhtod, Jeaorso oaaty approvsd April f. i Provuie coapeoaaUo lor pse-P waTetiibeJo 2 t.o? JSTneot of ermn diy of Louisville and ovuaty of Jsaarsonr Aa ac to aaasiHi u.e charter VOm auuUiora Kallruad ltT approve aad eoohrm ths charter Of too J- UurhM A- of Louisville. KomucKy. irw.

aoj utasneoa aa act. onOUad An act to amend chartta- of she euj.ai uZ tIIIa uimmmI oi.T" A act for ths bancSt oi James T. Oorlav OfUstyof Loutsvdsv --orwy. Aa aot to iDcortMonue tho Louisrius gtosm Itotoe Pwaw Compaay. r.JrS saiona eoartar of ths ely ol Louisville, and slnrrM tn CommlasloBors and Puhli -'lrs of aaid city.

ii An act to meorporato the Southern Eall-wav hews Company. An aot to lneornorata trumime at Sngliak Evsngsiioal church. as sei anacad aa act, entitled An act so the now MlcJln. Uilmu. Qa Campaay.

aad grans a new eUnrr- approvso Harea 10. 1b88, sad grant said company the right 10 manufacture, dUirtoui and soil ossotncity. act to tneorpoiate tbe Home for Fnendlsa Vsmh. wi i. i Kontuclry.

A art to ameac an act, en titled "AH act incorporate the LoolsviU Batla-ay spprsvwi Jabuary 3. leer. Aq act to tnoorporaxa th town of South Park, iu Jefferson oouaty. An act to lnMRwmM tag and Loan Asaociatioa. AB art to provide for a stock raw for Z1 rourg prwfacU In Jofferson soaovr.

1 Aa sot to Mthoriss the Couni Coot of otnty rounty increases th th Scbaefer -Jfliyer wswlng Company. tho eharter ef the HTs-enanlcs Savtnga Bank and Trust Companr. approved May 8. less. pauy.

An set to antbortxa tha eWrns- -mrtim cltT 01 LouUvui and too county of Jefferson on 8aturUay aiterneea. arom 1 to October 1. botl t7eJuv-- andVI-i Jfb'f? naa spprov Srft rher of the W. T. iVn ot Louisville, kt.

rUn act lor toe baueet of Us city of JLouis- An set to aaMnd an set, entitled Aa ce to? tlw Fs'ctt' art? Pr? smerwlstorr thereto. timt OIBo inspoctor of BulJdlnts fur etty of LoulsvtlSs. An ac to Incorporate ttle L'iJib Habnw Assnelation of IxwiTviile. wwsr AeL0, 10 men1 rntttled Aa JP horurB the i Bloo Insuranoo Company ot LmilsvlUe atl of the Tros- mm charter or tne city aUed' Wat pensioning Oil ablrd nramon aod poUoemen. Jncorporste the Hatt Deutacnes acbuetaen Uesehsrliaft.

of Louisville. 2 JJPejnS an act amending ths It ll I r-ProTrl January IrtJHl Tf JZL 1 hnreh or Loui.HTllle-,CX amend an art. entitled a Art tolnopo.te the Home a.4 tavics Fnnd Copan, ef ate4 Ar-ni -(S "4 arneod sn Let. en titled An act to areend and rwlnw Into one the savers! acta Injei.Mon to th- ri eihTrU, alTaSt of tZ, of the ndM debt of the r'T Loulsvm-. An ant to amend an act, An set toeorporaang the I nlted Kl uS arproved Fchiuary lt65 Aa act to auiand an net.

eit'tVvl "An act to tncorpoiaie the Vsiiey Irnprovew mont acl ConU-irt 7 improve- An act to m-r' sn a-t. entitled As act to Incorporate tbe of the rirsr eabytenan church of ta of Louls- vtlla, approved Fehmarr An set to laenrnorate thn Kentucky Fvr. taps Bank Lmivlii. set oonrerning -he Health Department of ths cifv of lmlvnie. 4 A act to p-ohlMt any peeaon tn this Commonwealth ftvtn f-vlnr.

selling or bar- i. rlKareri malarial to snv chlM under ei(rhb-en j-rs of see or to others tor their use. or to induce ael, ehlj. Cren to use tos -a me, and psa-alUes for the tl.ersof. An se.

entitled An set to rfeat xn set pro. Ml- for the eertIon nf ilj, AL Jf Lon lav IU sod rn IN; coonvv of ChI'tc' volume 2, Acta to ho ctsrter of fbe cltT Louisville la reisrd to salary of the Assessor of the City rf LouUvllle. amend the charter of ths city of Louisvflle is rard to the salary of the of tbe ett of Louisville. Aoact to amend an art, c'tlhv! "An act to proaaots th study of meritclre and ir-Sr8aU LoulrUi 1 proved May tn amemT eharfr lOra. seon 1 enrMed An act to amend an act toes'abUsn the office of physician to laJl of JajTersoo countr An V-i pror-loe for tlie s-thnhmens la and adjacent to live ettv of Lnolsvale, sad tho improverr.ent and ma-agement of the wme.

nrVortin he West Potal and Louisville RsU-oad lYjmrsny. OVfS fEtU Wheeler Wilcox In New Torh Morrory A to rreat son in his supreme condition Absorbs small worlds and rrakea tbsm sli nls snwn. Bo doss tirv kv svnrt eac. rsJn smVMon Each aoteld purpos wtlct my life has known. Stars can not shine ee soar tha vast orb's syileodor.

Thayare content to feed his flames of And. so my heart Is satisfied to render Its streurth. its all, to meet tj strong Cesire. As to a forest when dead lesv-es ar faainc From all save aome perennial green treat So one by one I find all pleasures palling That are not linked wit or enoved with thee. And all tie homage that tbe world may proffer.

I take aa perfumed ofls or fneene rwe. And think of as one thins snore to offer And sacrifice to lovs at thy dear foe. I lov myself because thou art iv lover, V-J dsim seems dear since uttered bv thy voice; Ta arrna-eved I wstrSj ard vtmH dlsmvwr Each blemish In the )rrt of thy eholoa. I cold It sit In Judgment on each ermr. To my soul's rase I bold each fault ef ma.

Cstll air pride Is lot In al- ret terror. Lost heeom Inadequate for thee. LTks some swift, rushing and asa-scelCng river. Which satbers toreo tbe further on it goes. So does the current of nry love forever Flad added strength aod beauty aa tt Sows.

The more I give ths mors remain for giving. The mors receive the more remains to wta; Ah I only efernldes ef Hrlng WQl life be Ions enough to lov the tn. Tho Ladles' Relief tTnloo of the Tlrrt Cartsthvt eh arch will rrve an ezcurdon to arandsnbarg on the steamer Sunehlne Eas-arday, July Co. Ooat loaves th foot ef Fourth street at 8 o'clock sharp. Good muate win ho on board.

ASTOB. A Man Who "Kaewa Bw Te Keep el.B ad Who Baa To Bay A Timely 8s. geatl for raw La4ta. Ta Aster Beosa. Vow Tsrk.

has bee aotod tsr rears as sas ef the staadard betels to Amertoa: tsdesd tt wss th prise ef Jeha Jaseh Aster, whe nmsslty aapas-lateaded Its tssntea. That It Is eeadeoted la th Baas sssaast that eaa be a aosbt. Th shlaf steward, Mr. Tasskaa L- Alls, tacsatly swd tea laUewtag eat. As ehlst steward ef th Aster Bens.

Vsw Terk, I bars had aaed la ear hotel "The paW Bafcras Fswosr. It antes Bghter. (waster aad mere psmteble bread aod axes thaa aartala I aava over triad, and la npsrler te aarthlng ta tee saar-hr She 1 kaew It eaal to beaiaat." Baca Btetemenc ahd tram sera a SO me. shews brverd e.ueatleo the rra value to all aeasrkeepsn af Theporr stefetna Per. watea.

alt he ah a new pewSer. hu aersros sa popular. If It Indlaveaaable la a aasal where te avast dnlieats vaeary aad aheltrat Slake ar predoees. Sees It aot stand te teaas tbU to ass- reaulu eaa he ware in u-m asm by th as ef IM earns pewdort Wwnld It Be be well te trr tt I Tha Iwiia. bold coo will fully appreciate Its sreste vela tk irehea al Is.

chefs af the snail want aatela all apeak In the klltet terma af IV a 4 n-e It la teen a te a ay thT. Indies xenlsssl la eeeletv bav ladorard Its eerlenrw artta ttietr swne. If too sea la mibt aa te whlrk la the beat Bakla or TT what vne see aalur bow 4nea na give enu satU faction, try "Thenars.".