The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 8

All OVERWORKED JUDGE The Bar Elects Col. Walter Evans To Assist Chancellor Edwards. Tf foiplfs Gristed Dlrorces and Fnr Others Seek the Same Relief. Dr. and Mrs.

Stiiers Indicted-On Five Counts For Assault and Battery. Judg-e lone Again Refuses To Appoint a Receiver For the Pine-viile Properties. THE C0B.05FRS' BrDDLS IT ICIIJ. The Judges of the Tartans courts sre rtrivituj hard just now to clear their duckets for the. new regime, which goes luto effect January 1.

On thi ascount matters are- very brisk in tho various legal tribunals. The joint session yev-t-rday wua one of the busiest and most interesting held for. month. Juduo Edwards announced that ail the dockets are crowded, and said it was the Wish of lim-elf uiid lo begin the new year under tlio provision of the new Constitution with clean docket. To attain this end it will take very hard work, and he ai I he would he unable to complete hit task without lie formed a plan which he hoped Wouid meet with the approbation of tho VW.

lie intended to vacate the bench sud devote his whole time to ca.se now under auhmivdon. and a.sk th attorneys to ehft a temporary Chancellor to attend to th rejiular of the office. He tl-n h-i had his brother lawyers, and had found in a diilicult matter to the Consent of any of the leading members of tl.e tar to undertake the arduous ditties of the office. Finally, he id. after much per.

ouamon. Wjlter Kvans had agreed to act, provided his met with the gprtolation of the entire bar. The Judges then r.voui mended the flectioa tjf Col. Evans, and vacated the bench. Col.

vans wan plaeed in nomination ly one of tho attorneys, and the vi te of xiy lawyer present, a hih compliment to the able attorney. Vtdfc-r administered the oath, and Col. llvaua at once entered on the duties of i.ii.viui! this Field un-nouui-ed the net joint sessiun. after Christmas, would be held on th second Menduy in January. when the court will le organized itutier the provisions of the new constitution.

Ten Granted Divorce. The divorces granted yesterday were djraiu a feature of the court. Judge JJdwarus grunted the relief sought by tix coupltj, and Judj? Touey severed he bonds uniting four other couples, (unking ten divorces grunted in all. In th afternoon four other couples rrduugat suits for divorce. I hose granted by Jud'e Edwards were: ttosica 11.

Gregory freui her husband, frank W. Urefcory. The two were married in Mem-pi da, March 21, IS 71. The petitioner aliened aitundouuieut, which is alleged to nave occurred in September ot tin same year, tlaintill was restored to her ui a i.l on name, Ujpiu i liaruc. fi The-next I raver granted ai that of Lily E.

Huston, who Jarue E. Huston ou the ground of aUiuuonuient. fhe two were married vx this city in April, 10J. Tlie petitioner was given the caru sud custody oi her cluiU, Ida, I'loreucO liuston. Kosa Amster was granted th reliet aountit for In the prayer of her petition uumust atliun L.

Auster. This coupl-j weie married in Ciucinuati, August '-J lyl, and lle abaiidoiiiac-ut aLe'cd is acini to have, octuir -U iu less uno luonth, Septemler ti, 18lil. Plaintiff was restored to her maiden name, llosa Micli-einon. 1 nomas Kelley was divorced from Einuia Kelley. They were.

iuairi-d lo- eeuiner 30, 18ii6, and plaintiff alleged he W9s abandoned in Barbara Kaiser's prayer for 'a sevejsnoe of the bonds uniting htr Henry Kaiser was also uranted. Tlie two were married in this city, but tlte petition not bet forth the tioie. The 'around on which the aodon was was five Vi urs' aa-narati wi'htut o'iubit Jtion After ten mouths' niarrie i life Martli J. Koch whs divorced Irom her iiu-oanO, John J. Koeh.

1 hev were m.trrKtl -p- temlr 2U, and plaintnl alleges leiendant deserted her. July -6, lC'JJ. Mrs, Koeh was re "red to her maidcu name. Martha J. iJobson.

Judie Touev "ranted the followin'4 divorws: Steve Woods, who sued his wife. Cora II. Woods. Ihev were mar ried in 1 He alleges abundotiment Kiwi nlultorv. which occurred in Majjgie Huh was granted the relief she asV tL.

She sued her liusl antL KJward J. alleaini; ubandonnsnt. Tho cou. were murlied SepteinixT 1, If and the cau: of action is to have on-curntl January lbai, less than six. month alter mamas.

Mio wai givea the ciue and custody of her cluld by. a lornxT marriage. Kotiert Kennedy, a minor, who sued his next friend. Carrie L'Ksn- lteily, was divorced Irotn Lis wile, Inos Kennedy, to whom lie has Uon married 1. tlSnii a vear.

1 he round on which the divorce w-as granted was lewd and conduct. Marv J. Koberts was divorced from Vdmund KoN-rts. The two wvto mar ried -'4. 1SSI.

'I he ground was aKandoninent, alleged to have occurred Jmnoirv 1. Ywterilay atrnon In the Law and Equity Court Susan Whyde broiightj ii. for divorce from husband. James Whyde. The couple were niarrud in Columbus.

Slay a. 1 eb. lie prountt tin which the suit L-i brought is abandon ment. In tho Chincry Court William Howard sued his viussie llowar for a divorce. The couple were mairied in if ft and ah-indoliinent is charz'd.

In the same court Saliinia A. Ward mwl for a divorce fronr Willinm Ward. The two wen married March 14, 1WS, nd lived together le-9 than six months. She alleges defendant fthandoU'Xl her in October, 180. In the game court Bissio A.

Irwin sued William C. Irwin for a divoreo. Tluv wer married January 24. Cruel and inhumm treatnieat alleged. Or.

and 31 r. Stivers Indicted. Tlie grand Jury met yesterday per- -auant to adjournnieat from last Monday, and at ouce took up the Stivers vase. The witness-room was crowded with thosi who testified at the examining trial and were recognized to appear yesterday and give their evidence iiww The-Jury was not long in return mis a true hill awinst both Dr. ii.

J. Stivers and his wife, Ira S. Stivers, charging them with as-iiilt and battery, llie in dictment contained live The first count was for beating her on the lend and arm with a stick and whin. cuntrary to law and against the peace end dignity of th Commonwealth. Th second, count alleged they poured hot water on the girl, scalding her, ete.

Th third was for pulling out her hair and otherwise maltreating her. The fourth vas for striking her with a stick and punching her in the neck with mw. The fifth and last charged the aecused with whipping her with a horsewhip or cowhide, tva-lding her and otherwise beating and btuWng 'hr. Dr. and Mrs.

-Stivers are at present out on bond. They will appear in (the Circuit Court this morning, at whirh time Judge Jackson will set the re for trial. If the accused are convicted th penalty for such an ollonse provided in the utatutes is a tine or imprisonment, or both, in the discretion of the Jury. There is no limit to either the fine or imprisonment, except the law says it hall not be excessive. The assailantu of the Rev.

Steve Holeombe were sent to the penitentiary for live years and lined 85,000 for the aajne offense. J. J. Cor-nelison, who assaulted Judge Keed, was eut up for five years. The Allea-Patlerraa Case.

The sensational suit of Maj. J. H. Allen against his 'former partner. Elder II.

Patterson, is fast becoming as complicated as any on the docket. The catte has; been watched with unusual interest by tho public as it pased through its arious stages. First came the petition of Maj. Allen charging Patterson with fraud and almost eveiy other ollense, and asking for the appointment of a receiver. Then Judge Toney irranted the motion, and appointed 'a receiver.

lie followed this by quashing the service on the plaintiff, on the latter's motion, and rescinding the. order appointing the receiver on his own motion. The next feature was the afli davit tiled by Maj. Allen attempting to swear Judge Touey IT the bench, and then his Honor's refusal to vacate. The latest step was taken yesterday, when Maj.

Allen's attorneys again appenred letor Jud'-'e Toney and renewed their motion for a receiver. This was again overruled by the Judge, and now, according to one of his attorneys, heaven only knows what the next step will be." Circuit Court Coavictioos. This the last week of the December term of the Jefferson county Circuit Court. Saturday Judge Jackson will adjourn for the holidays, his court re convening the first TuesJay in January At the session yesterday the following were convu-txl Ada Thomson, alias Ad Samuels, colored, was convicted ol lorg ing an order. She was given three year in the penitentiary.

John McCue, one ol tie men found in tho. li-Ikaap hardware house, was convicted of house-breaking and his punishment fixed at confinement in the penitentiary lor one year. Chailes Howard, colored, was convicted of grand larceny and sent up for three ears. Dahy was convieted on the chanro of ear-hreaking and The jury fixed his punishment at one year in the penitentiary. Albert Despar.

chtinred with grand larceny, was convicted and sent to tlie penitentiary for one year. Will JSot-Appoint a Receiver. Among the matters of importance transacted yesterday at the joint session was an opinion handed down in an interesting suit which has been pending for some time. I lie action is that cf the Louisville Trust Company asking for the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the affairs of the Scut hern Lard and Improvement 'Company. J.

S. Uav. who claims the company is in debted to him. in the sum of Jl 0,000, alleged to lie due as commissions fcr per- i lecting a StiO.OOO deal with Elder II. Patterson, is a cruss-plaintitT in the ac- 1 tion.

Tlie opinion rendered by Judge iuwar.ls was voluminous in the extreme. In brief, however, lie reiuses tc appoint a T'-ceiver on the ground that latterson is nut before the court. Plaintiffs were given tlie right to apiieal. but by oonseuti of the counsel cn both sides the case will be heldup for the present. Partners Disagree.

Aithur Jones and Frank C. Gorrell, competing the firm of Jones Jc Gorrell, have had a falling out and have carried their differences ta court. Tlie firm has been conducting, a brass and metal foundery on Fifth street, near Main. me fanners nre uname to agree in their business relutimis, and ye- teidny Jones Uled uit in Channerv. asking for Hie involution of the partner- snip una ror ine appointment of a re ceiver to take vliarue of tlie business and wind it up.

lie also asks tlie court, lo enjoin the redjtets from prosecuting their claims until their partnership property no KoiiTieu lam -can. Junes alleges the partnership was formed January 1, IH'jU, but shvs he and his partner can not ar, neither beiug willing to eell to tne otner or -to continue in business together. Verdict For Defendant. The $15,000 damage suit of Herman Brebm against II. F.

Vissman tne pork-packers, was decided in favor of the defendant. The case has been on trial since Friday. Tlie evidence and argument was concluded early yesterday afternocn and tlie case was given to the jury. After being out a short while the vet diet wus returned, brebm was em- ployej at the defendant's In his uetition he alleged he had been injured throimh tlie and willful negligence of the defendants. The tes timony divulged the fact, however, that tne) a ciuent which, resulted in his injury, wan uuv; ins twn negligence.

The Coroner Tho contention between tlie two Cor oners is practically unchanged. Both continuo to answer calls and Dr. Kerry's suit is still unacted tinon. When the petition seeking the injunction was filed last week Judge Edwards refused at that time to grant the relief sought. tho ground that Dr.

imi uo ceen ilotniea ot the action mru ni. him. The Judge therefore continued the mutter until yesterday. At that ifcrry attorneys appeared bet urn mm anu entered motion for the iiyunc- nou. mo mutter was again continued.

huh uuie uuiu to-morrow, liio cme win ne taxen up at 10 clock bv Sne Suits On Tlie Gemiunia Safety Vault and Trust Cotrpany late yesterday afternoon in the Common liens Court, as assignee of tho Masonic savings Bank, brought two suits. Tlie first was a-nunst A. A. Stone and Samuel Gibson. It was on a promissory note dated April as, 1HC1.

and for S150. 1 he other suit was against rank V. Smith and A. A. Mum'.

It was nlo on a note, Oated Juno 10. Is 91. and for 3f usiciaas Incorporated. The Brotherhood of Musicians yester day afternoon filed articles of incorj.ora- tion in the County Cleik's ollice. The incorporators are Anton Uul)er, August Wehrley, Kichard IlaeussT, William HaeussiT, 1 minio Kollcros and dore Di urr.

Ihe purpose of the Bnitlier noon ls to eievate tuo musical d.h- fisi.m.'' resulste et. The amount of capital stocl; is not glveu. For Sprained Ankles. Jacob Troufman aftrrno.n in the Common Pleas Court brought suit against the firm of White fc Hughes, He alleges he was at work for the firm a K'uffdld had constructed of burn-d lumber. He the scaffold fell and p-suhed in hi' surainina both ankh-s.

He prays iudgmeut lor tiie sum ol Si.OOO. Old and lusaae. Jaras P. Morris, eighty-three years of age, i.va" fesicrduy tried lor iuiiacl' THE COTTRIER-JQTJRXAL. LOTTISYILLE.

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1892. in th Circuit Court. Tlie jnry impaneled to inquire into tlie condition ot his mind believed him to be insane. and ordered him sent to the asylum at Anchotsge. Tlie unsoundness of tlie onf- rtunate m.m's miml is supposed to be due to a fall he sustained some years Ago.

Proseeatiag Attorney Parsons III. Commonwealth's Attorney Frank Parsons is at present confined to his home bv a slight indisposition. During his absence from court Mr. Charli-s Oi Riehie will act tho pro-eeiition, he having taken oath yesterday. Mr.

lUrhie is a well-known attorney, and has aeled in the canscity of Iros- ecuting Attorney with uiuih creilit. Kestanraat Proprietor Fails. John D. Batson yesterday afternoon filed a deed of assignment in tlie County ChTk's office. Tlie Louisville Trust ComiMtuv is named as awisnee.

Batson conducts a ntamant at West Jef ferson street. The assignee was wen. but was unable to state the amount of either tho assets or liabilities. Neither, however, are very To Enforce a Lien. L.

H. Ilarpiug yesterday afternoon in the Chancery Coiirt ttlt-d wit against Chris Kundert. Tlie suit is on an ac count for nails, paint, etc, and amounts CIRa IlninlfT muL-b that he be a mechauio's lien and that saaio be enforced. Knit For Frnit. In the Law and Equity Court yester day afternoon.

XL De So no to bro. biouzht suit acainst A. Corso. 7 he suit is for Sl2 7.0:t, allegci to be due ou an account for fruit. City Court Docket.

Grand Lsrceny Jlmmle Boss; dismissed. Jim Moore; December 14. Breach of the reace Joe simms; uecem. Ixt 1. Tom Hart: 10 aixt twelve nay-, suspended tweuty lour uuura to leave iou.

Minnie I.ozkii; DlMirder Condiwc Frana nouns: ais. misett. M.ko linn; llereniuer 14. jonn Si'tinnit. 1 Ilucviul.

Joliik SIs- miKsed. J. Pet war: 10. Jim Kilell leeeiiilier 14. Duo Nusbaum continued.

Sum Thomas; December Id. 'rr(ng cois-esiea ieauiy Hriin Huch Walker; dismissed. euce. Dniuk and PI- opjerlv Joe Lone; Decem ber IT. Albert Kopec.

Mollio Dickenson, FrmJl Slewnrt, Jos Jemlen. Jako llugnes, An lv Lennox. Alex Fontaine, i naries Hen derson: John Cliriftian, W. u. Mor- rlstin dlsinl-eil.

Shoot Inn in City Umltt Jiei urent; us- cemtier 17. Drunk John Henrv, Llzxle Wilson: o. narucv snyiler, lUiward JU-n diatni6ed. Mnt ItitTy; Dei-ember 13. Malicious uttlne Lizzie Logan: Decem ber It.

Adulterv Heniy HocMlns. Ilaunah Lewis Uecemuer XJ. Proceedings In Court Yesterday. LouUville Law and Eauity Court. Com mon Law.

Crawford vs. Ayies; reply ttk-d, to Fvbniary 11. Carter Jt 'o. as. lluliu eto.

motion to ieiulre iitolnutls to eleta wni iiluiuUtf will (insKiuie and nuunutiea. Wtuiwortli vs. lirunniir: deiuurrer to emiuu ned and set tor lvnli lust. Miuir vs. Clsxou.

demurrer to nist para graph ot uiiwcr uverruit-d. deuiurrer to sco- ond paraKTupS of answer auMainea. A. Co. vs.

Ucrmu one week. Mlu h- S1 vs. 5-ruioii doniurier to Ural and sc-oiid paraKraihi. of amended answer Minuuued. iiaunoii vs.

Cljrfc county letnout Lompuny, pasaed one week. Ood vs. Brow ninld answer and coiuiter claim filed. MeAtee biuiUi; uasaed to ULh lust. Krauta vs.

fcventon lutsseu olio Cronan vs, Press Company passed one week. Williams vs. iirlttou: ude uwordid to verily amended answer, uppearanee eittered, one week to respond. H.ni ol KUxaOeiiiiowu vs. II nl oerle.

motion lo strike out part of petition submitted. Kotk w. Cndg; pass ed one week, bwanigau vs. Albtu oiuiiany. motion to strike out part of petition overruled.

Vanolver vs. llurehett; dcniiurT to IieUtlou tiled and set for lUtti Hist. Jack- sou, atiniiniatruuir, vs. uouisvine ana -au- vtlle Kailrosid Company answer tiled. IiUhop vs.

Louisville llailway Company reply tiled, nttditucd to February 14. Mauulacruiinit company vs. buizer-vogt cliuie comitaiiy pending motion iwiunura to 10th liU Akera vs. Hull; pendiuR nt iln colli lulled to 14tll Hl-u MeDow ell vs. linsli-v.

eic. u.oilou uud judg niciit tor coU. lioRe Com pany vs. Southern Contract Company; pend motion Roniinued lo loth lust. Whit- viirth vs.

llruiwuu: motion and apical Kent vs. -imputing eaid in puny motion to puir-a summous aim re turn submlttcn. tluiclineia vs. neoo, lug motion continued lo loih lust. v.

lieikor; iM-mling moilon continued to luth lust. i.oU vs. naciliy uaauany mm-tuuiv: niotiou ana ulsiiiiiff le- iilntl to make Detltnm imiro siittilic. Les ter vs. liiillujilier; uiolions tor judgment and new trial vemih-d.

Wnbamlt vn itu- dentbit Insurance Company Jntlcmenu elt- nicker vs. H- C. and X- L. Kail.ia torn patty niotiou for new )hd ovcrruhtL four weeks- allowea ns- mu in vs. lieniess time lill 14th Inst.

idluwed to ldve adUlrional sUiviy anneal bona: fcraibuu s. rulo awarded to give- aaamoiuu kiiMv on ai.is-al lioml. lreter vs. ler; rula awarded to Rive additional surely on mival bond. Iner vs.

Cnrncj re- tnHiwiii. ason-buucn-noCT ncndlng molinn con tinned to lOlh InsU t-miert vs. nutiernoi rule niaao an-onuo. uai-neit i' amended petition tiled. Circuit Court.

Commonwealth vs. Jesseo Appline. robiiery continued to Janunry A. Jlai-N ey licaril. grind larceny continued to Januuiy B.

Joe lAley. breaking into a rau-nad car; Jurv, vcr.itct guiiiv of praml Ur-cenv and one vcor In penitentiary. Alliert lieswr. cinnd lai-tny r-le. iury and ver dict guilty and sentenced to piiilentiary for vwr.

mis ou ox anu tnaries Howard, grunt! larceny jury ana ver.nri irinltv as ti lox and two ymirs In wniten iiHrv nlea. lurv and vetdict guilty and Howard senlen.vsl to penitentiary tr thi-ee vears. Paul Morrill, giami imveny continued to January 0. Jobu McCue, brenk-itig Into a plea, jury and verdict guilty and sentenced to one year In pen Herniary. Janie r.

Mom aujuac-a In-uue. K. E. McKay, rulo to disbar; opin ion and mandate tiled. Ad Thompson, ior- iteiv: motion end grounds l-r new tm nieu nl Jury rciMii-fcd true bills agMlnst s.

J. am li-cia S. Mlvers. as-unlt and battery: William O'Kwik. break ing Into a ndlroad cur; F.dwaid Miss.

petit lsrceny: and dismissed ptiseciillon ag-ilnst lias. Kters. false swearing, and aojouniea till Wednesday. Cooit ot Common Picas. nurkett, etc vs.

Mutual ecur.ty lund nas el olio week, H-ku vs. oruiKiy udgiuent. vs. Sieed: assigned to A pi 11 4. Newport anu.

Valley Co. vs. NcMtnun. pa-hoil one week. Hour cr liros.

vs. lowti ol land; remauded. Drake vs. Courier-Journal renly filed, assigned to April 4. Mctiarvey vs.

Menno Si motion to strike out part ot petition and submitted. Oec-nian a safety Vault and Trut as-tpnre, vs. PaneiHlick. nassl one Lanagin vs. Western and Southern Lfe liixiiniiice death of phtlntlll sugiiesled, remaiwle-i.

Wi-igitt vs. wurrou: sen led, Llndcnberuex vs. rhariie, answer llltd. demurrer to inuixlrl answer tili-d and sub- ni Ued. Kentucky Tobacco jixers' Asso- clauon vs.

Barker, motion sust.Und aud dcleiidants ivquiroJ to pai-agrajih swond paragraph of answer. Lotilsvllla Trust assignee, vs. Mr I Hid; reply filed. ass gned to April a. Kobiiinon Ai Co.

vs. Merchant-' National Batik; pi-cd to Insu Dmch liomw vs. leery: answer and counter claim filed, ulnar vs. Louis ville Uailway demurrer to second imih graph ot t-w er ovei ruli c. root Ion lo out second paruzrapn ol answer overrui-u 1'hociilx HrewUig Co.

vs. Kcan passed till to-day. Vance fc Moddls vs. Krieger: de-niunxr to second aisl third paragraphs of answer men nun set lor u'ui inst. ste.ii nietz vs.

Quttiii. arner.ctec pei.tion controverted, as igued to April ti. son vs. fctiitlord iasei one week. Ray, vs.

M'llcr: jiassed one week. Elsler vs. tuoUnn to dp-m's? apptal an-1 set for lldti int. Iclbcr iV Lhiroln vs. liurke; p-isscd oa Hililclu xl vs.

etl niaii an-wcr fil'd. llildcbrand vs. Ilafendurfer; answer bled. Hildelirand vs, Hiilicr; answer filed. Kahn lints, Tell- heimcr vs.

Hcldcr; motion to strike out rait of answer and submitted. Kling Automatic Car Coupler iuid supply Co. vs. X. A.

and C. Kailniad as-ed one ween. lJctt vs. snuri-e; passed oik week. Mlth vs.

uue. i to rissod four weeks. Scutnnn vs. Mucnch P-nlv tileJ. Lieliel vs.

liullen i t-isrtl one wc k. Wilson vs. KiUcrald to petition Wntsoo vs. Louisville Railway renianled. Fri- drie.ie vs.

Owen remanded, rulo to vg adili'ional appeal iion-l r-ncwed. risvis. ail vs. Loni-v ii-i ias 4t. answer Hui ha vs.

llousvr; demurrer to answer carrld hick lo iictitioti ard su-taincd. vs. Valley Turnpike and Gravid Uoad Co- etc: tadacd one week fur replv. JtoUT, vlm'r. vs.

Louisville Co. answer filed, tirlttlth vs. Halemlorfer; re minded, enilth vs. FleKt; pa-a otts wees. Augustus vs.

una passed ons vs. LouNvtlle Hrtdc o. -as-ed ons week. Cromlev vs. LoilsVllle and a.llvllle Kailund I'i.

pi-ssl one eck. Mcb Kussell Iron Co. vs. Judginent. John I'.

Lewis (Vv. vs. Mcvcr: Judgment. Hamp ton-College v. HtHiaiimni: aHswrrr ni-u.

Wnertv vs. Sclilmpler; nslon to reriulro pUlutlff to Ale note. awer tiled. l'ltcb- en ys. ivies; deinuner to secona iirnKiii of anwer sustained, motion by plaintnf for -juilginent and submitted, null!) vs.

passed ons week, llsmpton Oil Ke vs. Moors; answer tiiel. New Kra I-ind Co. vs. Patterson; Juogmen'.

Jie- Malstn vs. Fidelity Trust and Sai-ty vault etc. (Missed one. week. Funs l.ottlsvllle nallwsy asiKnet to April 7-Lsmmers vs.

Louisville Hallway jessed one week. Smith vs. Rodger; passed one week. llol -t Co, vs lUssett tudement. Hohcrt tirave Co.

vs. Ilasert; judgnient IJa'terman vs. nttmnn: assigned to Arll ft. Prison v. Louisville Railway Co.

answer filed. McfJrsth vs. F.llhe; remnmlcd. Votil vs. McKay; assigned to Apr! o.

chnder vs. Minor: mo'lon to dismiss appeal anu set for lftth ins, city vs. Hiirlan. nioliiHij for 'judgment and new trial submitted. LsvcUe dr Co.

vs. Herr-M nio'lem sustained and nmended petition ti ltd, reply Plci. Cnlsan vs. Hermes: motions con-rbni-vl to liiih Inst. vs.

l.n- ilmm dfmuirer to petition nnd amenle! s. tltlon aiKl motion to strike petit! sn I amended nr-tl'ion from files submitted. Daw. kins (. vs.

ulchfirdson pending d. murrer coniniHsd to 10th Inst. Fischer vs. Sendler: ending motion continued to lit. vs.

Uardner: penfltng motions conilnisM to 10th Inst. Louisville Hanking Co. vs. Ftherldcre, motions sustained, answer filed, transferred to Cbanrery Court. vs.

M'-Roberts; Judgment, attached sustained, petition -as to net-man Insurance flank dismissed. Harrlrgton vs. xnrpin answer filed. Iflgbee vs. Tlethcl answer filt.

AUtnsn vs. Seiberfc etc motion by defendnnt for Judgment, tiotwlth-stnadltiK venllct and set for 10th motion' and grounds for new trial filed and set for 10th lnt. Holt vs. Neighbors: attachment awarded. ttepp.

v. Nation, al Ilenellt Sisrletv mo'lon for rule to tilo ctMWr and set for 11th inst. Honey vs. AVekleb. rc.

sn-Hslax'tton nrknowledged. Dnke v. Monlaniis, satisfaction ae- knowledcert. Wrnsiitt Mills, vs. New.

r.rt News and Mlsslppl Valler aslrned to April H. Fleming vs. Vnlley TurniHKe and! UnuM Road motion for new trlail overrded. bill of exceptions Bled. sweeny v.

lmlsvflle Railway dis missed. Ms--ten vs. Ttlsnd reply filed. alm'f. vs.

lxnisville and Nvsh ani tsn-ia vllle ltnili ad time till lOrti inst. al lowed to complete bill of cxeepttons. Arm trone vs. Applegate: death of plaintirt sug- gwMed. orler of reviver, flrn'mrtdt vs.

Johnson dlmlsed. fettled. Sloxley vs. I.ench: nilo renewed. Uoehme vs.

Viss man. ete. Attest: John H. r.VJEi r. Law and Equity Court Orders.

(Equity slde. Whipple vs. Whipple; order reference and commissioner re it filed. Ec teen vs. l-j kert; Kick vs.

ltl.h; Wood vs. Wood; Hart; vs. Hocgle Walti; Kennedy vs. Kennedy judgments. Uleason vs.

QuigU-y: Llavk Vs. JJendei: Keller vs. oop- mirrcts overruled. Ward vs. irry; motion to dt-solve injunction West view Savings llank vs.

y.ook; motioi to hie reply sustained, motion to tile amended lillo: overruled, s. in ley vs. clcli suicmsston set aido and remnnen. Roberts vs. lSoberts report of attorney ttled uud loiicnient.

b.icllmn vs. Carl Lounge and Funtitnra opinion tiled. Hngju vs. Van tsesgern; postpancd to January i. City of Uiulsvilb vs.

Faulds; same vs. paldicg; I'rico vs. line Moimtala Usui n' coal Jackson tshaipe vs. Uodskaw Johnson vs. JoUnvon: posiponed ltith.

Bau-dolph vs. lliblis; rule renewed, returnable U'ta, and tnse to Jan uary 0. Vler.tng vs. irllscti; re ply Bled and remanoea. incsi vs.

Mark; reuuinded. iVotiderlln vs. Won- derUn answer riled aud posiponed to luth. order mlo and appearatue entered and nmu till ltnu to respond. Fnrineis' uana oi Kentucky vs.

aflidavit flkd. order rule aud to lUlh. 1'iltmall vs. Vance Meddis; aiTidJU'lt aud answer ft lad and, ttsslgntsl lo JOUi. on motion, and case postponed to 11Mb.

vs. bcliuit au-swer Ulttl and remuiidod. Columbia Flnsn nnd Timt o. vs. Maury postponed to Fox vi-.

liamsley assigned to Miles vs. wibmitted. Aden vs. Pat-tenon: motion to appoint rectsver overru. 1 and aotieai granted.

Klickson vs. Kill kro i motion for alimony sustainea. uermania Safety Vault Co. vs. Kricger, snui vs.

suine: set aside anl order con solidation. Ini.au vs. I. commis- sioaer's report v. Ten- btuck: reierred to comndssiuner.

Atn-ii'in vs. Amsliort; motion of commissinuer sub mitted. Luckner vs. Moore; pitstponeu 10 Juptutrv l. llennlng vs.

Lawreiiue: money paid uud rule Cisciiarged. fltt vs. mi; reformed Peiition lilsd aud consent order, Hyde vs. Prut-tor sale eontii med. Itisrata vs.

orOer lusert name of attorney Or able vs. Swing; order rale returnal lj llitn. City of liSiisville vs. llarlim rt; rule and attachment respited to Urnnt vs. notice and ailidavit nicl.

sult- inLton set and reniainled. Niimon vs. Ncimau: uttachmont re ailed to ltdh. Uorkrr v. Cotter Lumber sul.Dinicl on motion.

Vnue Land Co. vs. Kcttoier; pustismod to lutli. Altust J. U.

n.U,KtU, U. c. Chancery Court Oiders. Ctly ot Louis ville vs. tavauaugh same vs.

Tapp same vs. Fiiison it( alltsier; satuo vs. Ki-iinerty Maiisin vs. Nevin; Ktheiicue Man- uiuutuniig toiiuany f--nr, licgan Mantle company vs. tnyiicr; Meyer Voss; te ruiaiiia- Insuntnce C(snpany vs.

Kci- day; Larue ouuly Deposit Dank s. Mcut; Laue-lKdley (Company vs. Lay nor Klecinc Company evlu vs. Oiay l.Ka-on vs. l)u vau; oair vs.

tioswcu; lAiuciasa s. iuu-k- lujiise Lee vs. Lee Nevin vs. Johnston postiKtned to liih Inst. Clamn-Lartaboe Comimny vs.

Meyer; motion and assigned to 4lh lusU liroosnian vs. I'eicr; luseger vs. Vance; remanded. Rogers vs. lveinold; Clevtland vs.

(levelard; Fidelity "mst torn- insny vs. jioooiiitu jsit vs. jiuri. im- isville Trust Company vs. Mcli.ldc; Jenkins vs.

White: Klchner vs. Klclaer; submitted. Uiw-on vs. Coiiutluan Lodge. 1.

u. City of Louisville vs. smith Mayer vs. Mayer; Itanlett-Drake Lumber Company vs. Dutson; tscmnkte vs.

uau vs. Air rhlxon; assigned to ItHh inst. sohullen x. hlilppen; answer filed and remauded. tkil- ilvan vs.

Kyan; liiiaeoiana vs. ecneiaejt, Westvlew havings llank vs. Crawford; t- irou vs. Salirou; assigned to 141b. Ins.

Sinyser vs. Koih demurrer filed nnd assigned to ltith inst. Morgan, on Petition; proot rutlicatlon tiled and submitted. Columbia Finance Company vs. Maury; transferred lo Law and Kipiity Court.

Vance vs. Vance Jt Meddis pciliion, a-mdavlt and answer nicd and assigned to 14th inst. ixsji vs. ircn: Veech v.s. Kanullord; commisslouer report filed, owlngs vs.

owiugi deed Doll vs. Hoke; Coop er vs. booth; reports of sals tiled. Sullivan vs. Ryan: motion sustained.

Lou isville Trust Co. vs. Land im provement Co. spoils vs. owen opinions tiled.

Ciregoiy vs. uregory Huston vs. Huston; Amstcr vs. Amster; buthrle vs. liuthrle; Harris and wife, on petition; Koch vs.

Koch: and wife, on petition; Katcr vs. Kaiser; Fluids Vs. luinnon Keely vs. Keely Judgments. Lyons vs.

Calvert opinion filed. Westvlew tiuvlmrt Bank vs. lirownneld; omurn.T sutlnea. MOfiro vs. Knierprlse Warehouse: opinion tiled and motion overruled.

Brldgeford vs. Newmvn; demurrer overruled. Plucky vs. Marsti.ni oiiler pay. barret vs.

Ingram; opinion Turner vs. Kentucky Mututl Security Fund: motion for rule and to me petition HSslgnel to 14th. barret vs. Ingram: mo ilon to file amended answer and to refer to Commissioner submitted. ln vs.

Stave and Lumber amended petition filed nnd order reference extended, -same vs. Pmc or Trootman; amcnd-4 order referetve. Tcsse vs. KOse; amended report sale filed, Ixmlsvllle Trust Co. vs.

Frey amended n- swer and cross-petition file I. Polyterhnlc -ocletv vs. nrown; renuiter nied. Coltinv 11 Finance Co. vs.

Trcy plnintitT dlrocted to pvy defendant Kilo. Liulsvlilt Iriist Cn. vs. Cochran: order hear t-igeiher snd enter reverence, Ssme Vs. Cochrsn ii Fnl ton same vs.

Fulton srnne Hot-kins vs. Ueotge; answer filed. Mallott vs. Tyler; 'Lewis 11 m. vs.

van Woert: mo tions 'ubniltted. Price vs. Conn: aoions and assigned to 14th. Kammcrer vs. Water one week to file reuK.

Lincoln vs. Dickinson: sale rnnflrmod. Pool vs. oneg; reply and demurrer filed and 'assirned to nth. lintman Vs.

Kern: report eonnnned snd order. Trinitron v. itv Trust co. vs. lira ham rulo resulted to or-rr pv, i terry vs.

Met til- loch: notr- aid nftMivtt filed el motion for lnjunct-M nm ss-ltncl to 14th. Fidel- i nn. PK- sni-nt vs. Mrdion rule re. rcwed returnable tc.th.

Jnunlcr vs. Me ttle: answfr and cross-pelition -fifed. An- derson vs Anierson ttp tiled. Lnm viiM TTtist- o. v.

t.rant: or.hr rule. bluesy s-n. on-r leave, demurrer tiled wi snoiritieu. Acftermnn vs. Ackir- man: -tile renew-srct'irpbl luth.

Wilson vs. Kiein; answer tiled. v. ewmsn: wi week to antwer. Kchnelder iscniiiTier.

nnswer tiled. nncon vs. siets: or-icr sMlsractlon. National Cah eetis.r s. -Tf IV T1IIO mrwfO re- umneie vs.

Jndh order. Rn vs. Dennett motion and ms'rnt Kith. Attest: J. G.

WALKE1L D. Court Calendar To-day. Jefferson Circuit Ourt. rrnnsnnrniii. I vs.

uonucr. auooucg; bumnel SUrv vs. to 1 I son, mooting George Curtis. ctmhI bs-reuy Line cutting; Charies Tbsu- grmd larceny. Court of Common Pleas-Htman Bros.

Kobllta Bros. tire en vs. Lout-svllle Rill-way tVKnpwiv Wells, Vk. (ridwell; Kern vs. McNutt Akline Pre vs.

Qreen Van Meter vs. Ysaer: Sex ton vs. Central I-nit Rarlmad Company; Bobart vs. nowers jfctlsev vs. ireen; -prowl vw.

Drtsklll Hailey v. Webb: Sumser Vs. American Accident Company S-mith tc Co. vs. Williams, Ohio Falls Car Com ratty vs.

LiMilsvllle Saw-mill Compony; mum vs. etc. Law and Equity Court. Long vs. Kris-rer- Fluclier saddlery Co.

Lambert vs. ulzcr- vogt Machine IVunpany F.sselman vs. llns- ser; ixsvy ltros. is. Uiliman; vs.

Met nwiey: Mier vs. Iliekel: llappe vs. Hewitt Friedtiezle vs. Tooke; v. Monig.

uoii. Attert: JOHT T. C. Tinncer-r Court Dockot To-day. No xoc.aes.

Law and Eauity Court Dockot Ko docket. Attet: J. C. WALKER, TJ. C.

MEETING OF DISTILLERS. Will Discuss the State Revenue Law and-Other Matters of Iuterest. May Attempt To Form a Stato Organ ization Federal Tax and th Bo-cent Advance In Prices. A meeting of Kentucky dlstillera and wholesale- whisky dealers Jias been called take place at tlie Gait House to-morrow. ihe object is to discuss the State revenue law, far a it relates to whisky, and' incidentally a State organization of whisky manufacturers and dealers, the probability of an increased internal reve nue tax, and the recent advance of ten Cents Oer cd'jin on HniritM it i (t lnd bearing upon the trade.

A preliminary meeting will bo held by tlie Louis viilo distillers and wholesale men at the Union National Baulc this afternoon at 3 o'clock. At this confer ence tlie work of tlio istaio meeting to- tnorrow will lie mapped out in a general way, so tlia everything may be done systematically and harmoniously. Ihe movement is tha result of an in formal meeting of distiller held last week at ttie ollice oS J. ii. WatUui Sc.

Oo. A Courier-Journal reporter talked on tlte subject with, a numbet of leading distillets and wholesale men yestcrd-iy. None seemed to have a very dolinito iJea as to what was to lie done, but they were alniofrt unanimously of the opinion that the distillers of tlie Stato should nave an organization. Ihey were not sanguine ol ancoeeo on this point bocausd. ot tiie disin)gxauoa ol their loruier organization.

i'lie trouble," sud one man. is that each Kentucky distil k-r thinks that his wJusky is the liest, and consequently are tho iuutlest tuvn on ear tti to organize." A diftilier suid The main object of the meeting is to consider the Slate tax, the probable increase of the intern ai. revenue tax, tlie recent advance ou tlie twenty- nvo cent wviiskies, and it ttat orgaiuzi-tkm will also, no doubt, la consuietvd. hold t-tiat the new revenue lill will work hardship on the Kentucky distillers. Under tlie old law whisky was taxed at a uniform valuation of 33 per liarrol; under the pn-aent law husky is assessed ty tlie tNtate ltoitrd ol Vuluation.

coin- liosed of tho Secretary of State, tne Au ditor nnd Treasurer, on sworn statements furnished them iy distillers as to tlie actual value of their product. One man uiight give in his whisky at Sfo is barrel and another at As it lias iieen liere- toiore it was known ttiroughout the United States lust wliat the tax would l-e, tsuV ntesLwlio purchased whisky and lelt it in isMrU in Kentucky knew lust what they had to depend on. it will he different, and the dbstillers will prohaiily pay the taxes in order to avoid complications, and the outlay will aaaount to a large item with tliesn. I thought, suggested the reoorter. that tlie distillers agreod that tho liev- rnae till did not do t.ieai an injustice at the time it passed the lit slat tire.

1 hat wus hill whioli was wtss.d on tne erouna or unconstitutionality. It Dlae1 tlie assessment of whikv in la- hands of the Kailroad and it was said that in the opinion of th-. Commission Ss per barrel, as laeretofores was a itiish enough valuation to plice on whisky lor taxation, t. oiwyjquetit.y no light was nvMie on tne nui. We want.

to come to some arernent so that, if possible, tho valuation placed ou whisky lor taxation will tie nnilorui. BARNETT KNOCKED OUT. Huge lOIiey JJeCldeS ifiere IS No Vacancy For Him To Fill- J. F. Boaelle Contest the Election of Gus Kane For School Trustee.

r. HUilll i. IMtUinr, iiv reveuiiy peilllioueu I to Jjuii buuo lor a nianaamus requiring toe tuection Loardi to count and certify to his vote a a ciindidate for School Trustee in tho isixth ward, Jwas refused that relief yes terday afternoon by Judge Sterling B. Toney. Mr.

Burnett in his application for a mandamus alleged that there were two vacancies in tlie ward, claiming that Mr, Samuel li. Kirby's term as trustee had expired, and that a successor to him should have been declared elected, lie claimed there was but oue candidate up to tlie day of tlie election, when he got his Iriends to vote for 1dm. The Elec tion Board held there was but ond vacancy, and refused to certify to his election. It was on this point the matter was carried before Judge Toney, The case ww set for yesterday after noon when Judge Touev said ho would hear- argument ifrom counsel on both In nieuntiuw. Mr.

Harnett Ds.a. ll an amended netition. and to this the otiier side demurred. Alter lengthy areuutent Judge the do- The grounds were based on a precedent 4ll "r2 SVJ.I4 HIV WUl, the higtier court iiaviug agreeu ou tlio contruciion of tne aieauing of the worus hUieas bliTreaclnTfor the oDik) ooii tended lor, -Mr. iviroy's time not emrin2 until 1893.

and lor that reason ha remains ontiI, VM next general election. Mr. Emory John- son having received a majoiity of tho votes was duly tdt-ctod aud alano cu-titled to tho ollice. Mr. Atiiiustiis i.

VMUson, -Mr. liir- nctt's attioney, reserves tiis exceptions to u-lg 1 oney's ruling, and may uppcul the case. For somo days it has been expected that I. F. lwsolle.

the defeated lt. nultliran candidate for TrusteD s-- .1 I i.i I in rne inin warn, nutii'i tsiiuii iwsj elecilon'or his opponent, Mr. Ous K.ino. Alter dt Iiberatint ovvr tlie matter nr. ll-welle late yest-rday altenioon Hied a suit in tin? Common Fleas CourtLtEn purrose of which is tn oust Mr.

Kofi and have himself declared elcttexL- Ju DELICATE GIRLS. What To Do For Osr Yonnx Girls. Wlmt a disrrcsdng sight In the home Is the girt or young lady, the pr-lc iH her father and mother, who is delicate, weak, netvous and unhealthy. She ls listless, languid, and complains of being constantly tired. Slie no longer cheerful, but Is depressed in mind and splilt, wre'ps appa rently without cause, and loft's all enjoy ment of life.

She ski Inks front sotlMy, or if fehs attends social ccm- pluias of head- l-n'pltaUn at ths i.eart, ex- cive, n'rvous-ness. strange, faint fo lings, or even faints away. Slie grows pule by e.s, ci.ts little r.ot.li g. has Lvw.splrlted. lutkache.

Irreg ularities, lalllng, lucorrhoea, constipation. or kidney and liver com plaint But the cun be cured. Ihe great nerve liivlgorntor and female restorative the great regulator ot the ys-ter. Is Dr. Greene's.

Nervura' tlood and nerve remedy. All delicate girls and weak and nervous young ladies should inks this wonderful remedy. No medicine, In the world 1 so sure to bring back the color to the cheeks, the brllnnncy to the eyes, the light ness to the step, tho strength and vigor to the weak nnd unstrung nerves. 11 the greatest of all uterine tonics and regulators, and perfectly cures all female wtak- ness. Purely vegetable aud barml-sbS.

Druggists. 1. I was suffering from rcrvonsnes, ca'tt-ed by fcmnle weakness and nervous o-tintion. I was so uervott and weak I eouSl not go up a common pair of stairs without stopping lo rest and troubled to sleep at night. I took Dr.

'Jreens's Nervura and nerve remedy, and have obtained ray old elastic step around the houc, to the sut prise of my mends. Alter creeping around Vx two year. hardly abls tv do anything, it has proved a boon to me truly. 31119. OLJVEH WILSON, Norltibcro, Mass.

Br Irene, the specialist in curing nil forma of nervous and chroide diseases, 33 W. Four teenth New York, can be consulted free, personally or by letter. Call or wilts him about your case, or scntl for smyptom blank to 1UI out. and a letter fully cx pi lin ing your disease, giving will be returned free. Ids petltitin he alleges that he received 211 votes, a minority of eighty-live over Kano.

in renlitj'. lie did receive 218 votes and Kane Further along in liis uetition he alleges twenty-eight ballots not signed by ihe cleric wero thrown out in. the Thirteenth )recinet of the ward in question, and that of that number only six were Ids, which gave him a majority. lie asks the court to declare him elected, and that the Election Hoard be compelled to isssie him a oertiheate of election. lionelleS petition was pro- lared by John 11.

Doughan. LOUISVILLE'S DISPLAY. The World's Fair Muddle to De Dis cussed By the O-mraereiai CUb-Other Street News. Tlie regular monthly meeting of tlie Commercial Uub will be held this even ing. Tim matter of securing a displuy for Kentucky at the World's Fair will lie discussed and some action taken, It has been suggested that Louisville gob up a dispiay of its own, with money laisexl by the "mcrchunts, and that it bo known only as tlie Louispille display.

CoL John MacLood will doubtless make a report concerning a sanitary survey of Louisville- A meeting of tlie Directors will be called this afternoon. Lieague of Southern Building and Loan Associations and the local associa tions will meet in the Commercial Club rooms at 10 o'clock to-morrow morn, ing and discuss the situation and the prospects. The annual meeting of the sfockhold- t- i. i i I is, Ill I DO lieiu oiiuai iv ill act! AJ1- I toi s. ENJOYS 3oth the method and results whet I rs TS- 1.

1 Oymu Ot i 1C8 18 laaen: 11 19 picasam I md reireshine to the taste, and actl I gently yet prcraplly on the Kidney a. Liver and lioweis, cleanses tne pv tem effectually, dispels Cold3, head. I aches and fevers ami cures habitual Tt consupation, Ojrup oi igs is I only remedy of" its kind ever prr dnccd pleng to the taste and ao ceptabie to t3 tornnch, prompt 19 its action trnlv heneficini in its I effects, nre-srwl orilv from the most prearea oniy irora tne most healthy and agreeable substances. iU many excellent qualities commend to all and Lave zsii it tho znort popular remelv known. 8ytup of figs for sale in 50a and $1 bottles by all leading drug Any reliable druggist who may not bare it hand will procure it pmniptly jr any one who isnes 10 try it- jjo not accept any luosmute.

'CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FlULUCiSCO. CAL. I Jk-h, i m. 'jrov.

I lllp -fXXil awf -ii 3 Somethinff nice for Christmas Well, you can find a host of things, such as CARPETS, CURTAINS, RUGS, PORTIERES, SCREENS, MANTEL DRAPERIES, BAMBOO TABLES AND CABINETS AND JAPANESE NOVELTIES w. HefflllT AT LOWER THAN AUCTION PRICES. t4 i-1 328-330 W.Main St. MEDICAL. SECO-ISTD LETTER mora ssn.

zi i. zzahpezu HIS CONDITION CONTINUES TO IMPROVE, Although a special dispatch ent soins time tslntte to the Cincinnati Enquirer, oi ik toner aO, low, proitvunced bt coiidiiion hoiielcfii. The btatlord Jlineral feprlrgs Company, 'M Canip btreet, New Orleans, leuinlng of hU untu-mnate cou-(UUou, sent liim a few g-ailous ot tSeir wonderful priii(? waacr.wliiehiluca lis Uacovery, Ua aceompllshed so many nuirvtluu cuis. Aftr lia1i used. UiU natural sprins water for a short time tlie company received the following scooud letter, which.

Is published In lull, and t-peaks. like the lirst, lor Itself. Columbus, November lbW. Agents Stafford Mineral eprinpn Limited, of New Orleans Cincinnati. Ohio.

ivar Kir: 1 ireived the case ot MaConi Mineial Water last Sunday, and am using it with excellent results, and can feel the healing of my kidney uud Liadder diseaao from day to day. 1 desire to thank you lor tlie kindly tote rest taken in my rase, and wish you would pleas bhlp mc another case as soon aa possible, aa what I have will be exhausted, at rate I am drinking, by Tuewlay evening. Several of my friends would like to try the Water, and I'd tm glad to bee your agent when be visit Columbus. -Very sincerely yours, E. HARPER.

The Stafford Mineral Springs Water euros Kright's Disease, Itiabetes, Cal-enlt livspepsia. Insomnia, Nervous Prostradon, Dropsy, Malaria, eu--, aud proofs cf same furnlsheil. Water shipped to all parts of the world. Spring near Vossburg. Slii.

bend for pamphlets, they will paralyze you with aslone Ithmrni. All' comnrarrlearlomr tirTrr-rTn r't rTjrti taTria Ktafford Mineral fcnritirs Company. modaiiorw at the sprit, addresa John K'rr, Aeept. Vossburg. gist.

ARTHl'K PETER CO, Louisville A genu. DINNER SETS. CHINAWARE, ETC. la vnaasiuaaa.1 FOE CHIBIST2Vr.S, tjfo ro ARTHUR KAYE'S, 5G4r KOURTE Don't Fail to Get Our Prices Before Buying. 'INE CUT GLASS- POWER ATTENTION, MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, INVENTORS Tb Louisville Steam and Electric oners you-exceptional faculties for uiauulacuuiug.

r-pace with. pu. er, heat, light, ttaler, all Includid iu the same moderate rwiul. No coal, cus or water bids, no engineer, fireman, janitor or watctiuum pay, no extra Insurance, no rrp.uriiiir, no delavs to contend with. You ar In a liuht, well vcnaisted budding, centrally locate with all modrn conveniences.

You uui rent any size ruuui froui li SO up to ntfxJOO. To an luventor or any new manufacturing enterprise thU bulJ tt'yini wj uuers -eu more oovious iiovaoiapei. to erect, iJiHa boiler, enclne. numus. or shuftirc to hnv.

m. ao ma-k tal reipdred to start manufacturing, aud eessfnl. Vrw fnrtr 'nfnrmntlon caTI upon or STEEL THE "CRESCENT," inrKisn, Kcssian ana iioman BATHSI 412 W. Walnut Street. FOIL GENTLEMEN ONLY Tha moat carefully administer! bath latba ountry.

Opea day ana night. RATtS: Turklah Bath, Tiz. Shampoo Bath. Me. TteUanaee Treatroat eieatlfloaily riven.

Bedrooms for geaUenwn. Large bsroor oliop. Teiephaae loa X. LonisYillo Turkish Bath Co. BUILDING.

Motor Power Cos IS 52 l-i 2 7 3d af Utile loss should tlie enterprise prove utw adlD ITVYWorin rrtr jtn A V. Vanaref BEST because it is water-proof, fiii-pnot ind-jToof, easily appiietl. daraole.1 ht clean. 1 be lirbT coals no mote riaa EP.IOH, and will lass in always ta satUfactorf. llnilp Steam XCe ri rBTAFUBHWn X833.

GRAINGER GO. Strnm Ju nines nnd Hill ttd tleyators, rulleys.Shalti WHAT DO YOU WISE? t4 fc. ,4 231 Fourth Ave. IK- New Orleans. La.

ior boarding rcom- Tor sale by drugs- TOILET SETS..