The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

APPLYING THE KNIFE. I Tim the All the Lines To Chicago Cut- I w. ting Rates Despite the Agreement. Farts Gtiig Dwi Lower, Bat ipt te Df ralizatiai Slay Be fieceivers of the Kentucky and In diana Bridge Company To Meet Thursday. Wsrk Ca tee Jt Irrtsstillc Strarters lag TnsM a ad Ckaaael Saaa -Isg Pre-are.

OTHER RAILROAD NEWS fasseugeT rates from Louisville to Chicago are being openly cut by all line. This teems rather a broad assertion, but an attempt to buy a ticket at any figure less than and more than fS.iS will prove it truth. Not pasaenge man would deny yesterday that rates were being cut, yet all lie Id they were not the guilty parties. The outlook yesterday was that an oen rate of $7 and perhaps less, would be announced by all likes to continue in eflect until the end of tbo World's Fair. Tins Chicago and Ohio River lines will hold a meeting at Cincinnati to-day, which will he attended by representative or all lines to 1-ouisville.

At this meet-ing attempts will be made to agree upon a rate, to stand until the end of tbo If an agreement is reached, it-will be for a lees rate titan now or el; the other lines than the one in? aistiug on a continuance of the $9 rate will op. -iily nukf a lower rate, in which event a general demoralization ia bouud to occur. The danger of a rate war makes it xrtaiu that a rate will be agreed upon, it ay is. If no acreeuient be reached the rate may go to $5. Irav-tlers are holding off in expe ctation of a cut.

Railroad Commissioners ta Meet. A preliminary meeting of the State itoard of Railr.iml Commissioners will be held in Louisville to-day. The meeting will be for a conference with the officers of louisville roads relative to matters concerning assessment not covered in the annual reports. It ia thought the seesiou will be a very short one, and that t4ie Commusioners will immediately adjourn to Fronfort. The Commissioners are looking into violations of the new Separate Coach law, but, as far as can be learned, but one line is iliooheying ita provisions.

This la the Chesapeake and Ohio between Lexington and Huntington. Why it has refused can not tie learned, unless it ia for the reason alleged, that they have not been officially notified of the existence of the law, but of which ignorance ex cuse no one. Will Meet Taarsday. Eewivwa McLeod. Tracy and FeJton, of the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company, will hold a meeting in Lools-ville Thursday.

At this meeting arrangements will be made to pay employes and take up the outstanding checks. President Tracy, of the Ohio and Mississippi, and President Felton, of the (Jtus-n and Crescent, wired yesterday they could not reach here before Thursday, though it was hoped a meeting could held to-day. Progies ol Ike Bridge Work. Work on the Ixmisville and Jefferson-rille bridge is goiig 011 rapidly, and it will be eomplftisl by tin- end of the year. as proiuisrsi.

Two spans have now been completed, and work has been begun on ihm of the three central spans in the river. Oftieial notice has rs-n given to mariners that the spans are to be erected. One span will be kept open at all times. The Louisville approach will not be er'ct-d until after tlie, bridge proper haa beeu erected. Open to New Orleans.

The Louisville and Nashville waa yesterday receiving freight for New Orleans with the guarantee of its prompt delivery. Tirfre was a good business offered, showing that the patrons of the road had not lost their for the line, but had held back their shipments until tlje waahouts sltould lie repaired. MAGUEY ON TOP. flis Faiire Directory Elected at Ike K. aad T.

II. Jajeeliag. KvansvJTle. Oct. 1 The annual meeting of lel st holuV-r.

of the tvans-ville aud Tcrre Haut-e railroad was held in this city to-duy, and resulted in tho ekxdion of the following directors I). J. Mat key, F. YV. w.k and t.

1. Uuaton, of this city; M. H. Til ford, FredericJc Ruojiovelt, John L. llauison.

II. W. H. Curtis and Harvey E. Fivke.

of New York. Mr. lilfjrd, of Now York, waa present and isajireaenteil ly proxy the' Eastern stockholdors. Forty-Cve thousand shares wore represented. AU voted for tlie ck -y ticket, and the road in future will follow strictly Ids policy.

The election of officers will not occur for sever il days, but there hf every reason to believe that D. J. Mackey will be elected ad nearly all ttie old oTicers continued. Mr. 11 P.

Huston emphatically denies that lie will be elected General Minatfer of the ruai. W. O. aad T. P.

Aaaaal. Cincinnati, Oct. 16. lite eighth annual meeting of tlie stockholders of tho Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas 1'a-cifto Kail way Company, the lee nee of the Cincinnati Soutliern, was held in the company's offices this morning at 10 o'clock. Nineteen thousand shares were represented and voted (out of the re-electing the old board, as follows: W.

P. Anderson, Cabin S. Brice, S. M. Feltou, W.

A. Goodman, C. Harvey, Alex McDonald, Charles Mo-Ghee, Jsamuel Thomas, L. O. Weir.

President FcWon's report allows tliat after providing for all expenses of maintenance, operation and taxes, for the cash and betu rnsat rental, there was a deficit on tla year's operations of The Nypaao Brceivrrship. Cincinnati. Oct. decision was made to-day, as expect el, in tho Erie-New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio receivership cas in the United State Court. The case has been taken under advisement, and a dcisiou is to be rendered by next Sa urJay.

They Waal Their Pay. Cincinnati; 0 Oct. 1 The employes ef the Chicago and Southeastern road still refuse to work until the company gettlea lor waei due several niontlia. striker have locked and nailed op shop at LeHgnon, and are I guarding then, permitting bo one to enter. General Jfotes.

1 a if.1! n. HoyUmi of Cincinnati, iy! WORLD'SFAIRCONGRESS Do ot tne touisvnie ana itasnviiie. are io the raty. i The Missouri Pacific, on November 15, will inaugurate a through car line from St. Louis to San Francisco hv way of the Iron Mountain and siie Texas and Pacific.

1 Business on Southern line in pick ing up percept ildy, and ia being felt. The movement yesterday waa very encouraging. Cotton ha begun to move out of the South, and the prospects are brighter than tliey have been for several month. The Louisx ill and Nashville turned over to the Mowm eight car-loads of pas sengers yesterdav from Nashville and points thin side, bound for the World's Pair. The train was run special to Chi cago.

'I he Louisville and -Nashville has arranged for a similar excursion from the same territory, to be run over tho Pennsylvania on llursday. 6ETS OFF LI6HT. Dr. J. E.

Rader Seateaced te Ike Pen itentiary For Twt Years For Kaootiag Joba Harst. Lexington, Oct. 16. iSpecial.) Dr. J.

E. Rider, of Jackson. who has been on trial liere for the attempted as sassination of Jolin Burst, a grocerymta here last spring, was to-night sentenced to a term of two years in the petti ten -c tiary. The jii'ry got the rase abrnt IO o'clock Saturday irijrht, but 'coul rnnw to no asreenient until to-night. The trouble between Hurst and Iialir dntes back years, wtien Unrst shot and tntsntly kiHed a tmither to the -doctor, in Ja-kson couaty.

Since thnt time llnr-t ha had warning that Kader would kill him and has lived in constant fe.ir ever since the tntfedy. Bttder sent Hurra word to leave his home on sev-tjl occaions awl Uurt finally came to Levingtoo and entered the groo-ry Kader cam" here and mn'Je inqtiirv for Hurt, and sent him worJ tiiit re- mtetnled to kill him. liurst would thaiiiie his location with the lioe of loin his pursuer, but on" tiighT while lie and his wif were sitting in hi stitr a mau stepied into tlte door aiul nr-l hve tinier at Uiirat. Une lull entered lii sioe and another lii arm. lluit recoxereii Kuder had brousht a coniile of frv-n-! with him for th of establishing an alibi.

vi uttenited in tn; trial, liurst has lived in p-rlect dread of Kader, and the night hfore the att'innteu a-vusstua- tion he dreame.i thnt Rider killet him by tiring a loud of buckshot into his body 1 Uarst wji well off, owning a larp body of laud, but was trokea up by the trial for killing the brother of tlte wlio wa sen tensed to the penitentiary to-night. AN AMERICAN BRIDE. Religions Ceremonies raltlag Lord Teraace Blackwood aad Xiss Flora Uavis. Paris, Oct. 16.

The civil marriage of Lord Terance Blackwood, son of the Marquis of Lhifferln and Ava, British Ambassador to France, and Miss Flora Davis, daughter of Mr. John Davis, ot New York, having been celebrated at tho Mairio Saturday, tho religious cere mony took place in the English Church of tho Holy Trinity, in the Avenue de Alma, to-day. A largo number ot Amer ican and British residents of tho city and meuilwrs- of the diplomatic corps were nresent. Many of tho diplomats occupied seat facing the ehancel. Dr.

Morgan, ef the American church in Paris, and in. oyee, of the British church, officiated. The servi sj wns lull choral. Tho bride wore a dress' of heavy ivory white satin, and with a train which hung from the- waist in box plaits, over a yard long, on tbe floor. I lie I ron of the skirt was com.

eu of 1 1 straight piece ot white satin until lust below the knees, where it. was loosened on both sids over superb old lace ttotiui-ea. At one side the draped satin was lj-t-usl by a lnus XVI. satin Uw knot and 01: the t'ler Itlti by a bunch of ori'igc I iosmjiiis. WHITE CAPS SENTENCED.

Elijah Dalioa and Foar Others tio to tbe Prison Koulb. Imliatuipolis, (H-t. It. Tla? Yhite "Jap tritl at Salem closed thU moising. Yujks give Kliiah Dalton, who sU-od ry to see his wif wldpped and is telievtd to have paid lor it, fiv years iu the prison (south.

Mis brother, James Dulton, who hrl.l Mr. Dalton, and HoLsapple, who whipped get eeh live ears. Boliug, who wis present, but did not interfere, ge: three years, and Barm-u, wlio wim present, but vm too (trunk to help, -ta two veors. lVytoiu fer tuminii State's ovidnice, escape-. Ihe public approves the se-itencea.

Shot Throwgk the Hear; Over Cards. Charlewtou, V. Oct. 1 6. (Special.) John iriftith a young niinieu man.

allot and iuatantly killed Janies iokman, aged twenty7iwo years, at Deepwater Saturday night. The two men were engaged iu a (tame ol cards in an old bouse. Urttlitu became enraged at Coleman aud ahot him through tbe heart. IM nut- derer is still large. One ei the Stardereia Killed.

Northp-irt. Oct. 16. Newt has reached here by courier that the four Indians who murdered and Nelson on Monday niuht lust were surrounded in a canyon on Saturday, and in the light which ensued ooe of the murderers was killed. 'IUe other thus; were p-turtsi.

and if not ivnuhed will be plaxsl In iail here. Ensasa tiolaaaaa (iets One Year. New York. Ot. 16.

Judse Martine sentenced Lniuia Goldman, the Anarchist, to a year' imprisonment in the penitentiary. She was convicted last on a harge of n-ing incendiary language at a public meeting. Dropped llead lathe Road. Corl-in, Oct. Baker, agsi sixty years, dropped dead in the road just it of town this morning, lie was on his way to work.

React trouble is the supposed caue. Be Sure To Get Hood's Sarsaparilla If you need a good medicine- to purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, before the advance of chill winds, cold storms and winter's killing frosts. Remember MOOD'S Sarsapari la COKES UOOU'S rlLLi ai) gealS but cdseUra, of T.IB jX)U'lILtK, TUESDAY IQRNmGj OCTOBER 17, 1893. Too Know TO Great Good It Doing WISE MEN AGREE. Discovery ef the Heal Caase ef float Physical Troonles gcleacellas Re vealed the Sarc ot Happiness.

Ono of the mMt important subjecta bo- tore the World's Congrmwes In Chicago has been the grmt cause of the physical trouble the etvliued world Tho speaksr was a prominent man from abroad. Continuing, be said? From all parts of the anlvers the testimony has flown in, and It is overwuelmhigty to tbo effect that some farm of kidney or liver diflleulty. commonly known as Blight's disease, la at the root of tbe majority of evils tkat are afflicting mankind. In past years It waa a vexed, question as to what this dtBease really was, and It seemed to be a settled question that It could not be cured. But modem In vestigation and science rame to the relief.

and what had not heretofore been done chemical discovery accomplished: There were men and women bo died prematurely from innumerable causes, ail of which cpuld be traced to Um one and there came up from all the laud. Indeed from the entire a great cry for kelp from the great evil which had become a world-wide danger. It was In tbe midst of -tMs condition of things that the great -vtsewvery -was -aunts' winch has became -tw-Oay- the -sbest "known- ad most popular Mf asjery-ta -its 'line evee krawa to the world. is to known as War' ner's Safe Care, and tt has a Torn pushed more for the world than any other medical dlncovtry heretofore known. In the evidence submitted were several thousand cases In both Europe and America where men and wotiaM in the advanced staters of BrtKht's dlseaoe had been entirely cared and were well to-day.

In writing upon this subject one of the leading professors In a New York Medical College says: In severe cases of Bright' disease, where all other remedies and treatments fall d. I have effected permanent cures with Waruer's Safe Cure. Furthermore, I am convinced that In all ailments where the blood Is In an unhealihy condition and the general health impalr-d. the advantage gained by the use of armv Safe I iu Is rvmarkaolr. The Influence of the VirU'i mirrrsc la Chlraco upon tbe and hnpplnes of tho worst can not be ver-etliuatd.

They are certain to set forward civilisa tion and aid mankind, and nut the 1-ast advantage l-i the fact that these great men have so unhesitaUuaiv tated that Inflam. matlon of the kidneys, leading to Blight's dLseaxe and causing the annoyances to wnlch women even mors than men are snb-Jerted. Is the seat of mort of our naUontd nhvslral trouble. With this truth clearly in mind. It Is cause tor great gratitude that so Si ml a discovery has been made for cer-ntv counteracting this most baneful of dheae8.

It is for this reason that we con gratulate our readers upon the action which haa been taken by the great ono. on- ill umrago. IN THE SUPREME COURT. Motion to Advaaeo the Coviagtoa Bridge faro Case A ra ante at Oa Indiana Tax Caaes Postponed. Washington.

Oct. 1 6. Chief Justice Fuller to-day announced that argument on the following case would be post poned until tho bench- of the. Supreme Court waa oiled: The Northern PacLflo Railroad Com pany vs. Pattervoa.

Treasurer ot Gal latin county, and the same vs. Borden, Involving the taxation of tbe un patented grant of the railroad and th segregation of mineral landa therein. Keagan et. aL vs. Furun rs' Loan and Trust Company, involving the puffer of the Texas Board of Kail way Uoinuii- aiouer to make freight rate schedules.

Ihe Pennsylvania Railway company am! the CieveUnd, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Comimuy vs. tne Statu of Indiana, involving the euiutii. tutiouality of the uew tax. law paMed by that Stale.

The ease of Br.i va. North Dakota, known aa the Kiev at case, was restored to the calendar for argtuueut belore a lull beucu. UK- iv.i.owiug eases were acted upon by tne Supreme Court to-Uay No. l.OiW lao MnW ot Iniumw. et apprllams, vs.

toe (. 04n aud Ftaiibsrs' rw 1. iuoUous lo aovaoce graaiea mimi caiMta assigtusl fur argunx-nt ou the stconu Jtuu- day (eth of Jauuary next, after toe cuscs airaMly down ivr Uuu day. No. l.tSo lue t'ovlugtou and Clnduuiul Bridge Conapuity, plahiuil In error, vs.

ue Couiuouavu.iu of acutueky dwuuu (w ad-vauer submitted by. Mr. Lawrence Maxwell, for tue pUiinud In error, w.to leava au Mr. Mm. Lindsay to hie opposition thurclo on or beiorv Jdouday orxt.

No. iXl liif Columbus South RaJway I'ouiitany, plaiiitilf la error, vs. Mat. A. WiiKUt, Coulrolirr tienerul, etc.

101 tun wu advauco uomni.sl tu 5r. K. as Luster lu behalf uf euaunrl for dffeudant la error. No. sou lue fituburgu, Cincinnati, Cld-cago aud St.

Louw. Railway Cumuajiy, puud-Uu In error, vs. Victor ii. Bacaus, as trviot-urer, rt No. SOO The Indianapolis and VtoicenUss Railway Company, plain liif in error, vs.

k-tor X. Bacaus, as treasurer, et ai. No. BOO The Ck-velaud. Cincinnati, idea ro and St.

Louts Railway Company, plaia-Uff In. error, vs. Victor H. BackiM, as-u-us-arer, ete. passed forargumeat before a full WEARY OF A LIFE OF SHAME.

Pearl Johasoa, Aged ghieea, -At-teaspts 10 Drawn kirrsrll. Catlettsburg, Oct. 1 IVarl Johnson, aged eighteen, attempted suicide to-day by jumping into tlte Ohio river, but the was rescued in time. This is the second time she haa tried to drown herself, and once she took poison. She waa locked up for safekeeping, but says that as toon as she gets out alio will kill herself, because, she is tired of living a lite of aliaiue.

Breoklya Has the Metropolitan Ibaaspioaship. Brooklyn, N. Oct, le. I be Brok- lyns won the fourth game from the 'New Yorks at F-aatern Park this alternuuii and thus captured the locai ba.sc-b.dl cham pionship. Petty was pounded ail over the park.

Corcoran did smne spleudid butting for Iifooklyn, getting two Uiuies, a iioiiK tun aud a angle. vVard pLiyel well for New York. Ihe New lurk could not hit Kennedy. Ihe tki i.ig was very coud. The score -Was Brooklyn 12, New lurk 2.

Three Deaika Froas the Baltimore Fire Baltimore. Oct. 16. The fire at the Baltimore city jail last Friday uight has so i'ar resulUsi in the death of three colored men. William Dean died Saturday.

He jumped from an uppor tier to escape the tiauM's and smoke. Wm. 5. Smith had Dueutuonia. and the smoke he inhaled caused his death yesterday.

John WU-tuote was injured by jumping. He died tuoruniir Daarava Krlaras Uoase To-morrow. New York, Oct. 16. Lord Dunraven has announced his intention of returning to tngUud on Wednestluy.

Dunraven has decided to winter his yacht in Ainer ica, and she will lay up at Hawkins' yard, City where a ersuUd is bow beins prepared for her near her conqueror. Vigilant, which will a two -winter at City Island, bnt at Pbrorasa yard. It was iranrtMl Uvdav that Lord Wouia not be averse to parting wnn vw VaiRyrie a purchaser couiu oe iounu. Charles Morrow's Case Coatiaaed. Hoplansville, Oct.

16. tSpeciaJ.) Tie cane of Charles Morrow for the killing of Fleming McNeal in this county laot August waa called in tho Qiristinji Circuit Court to-dav. and waa oontinned until tJie sprinir term of court, lhu la ono of tho noted criniiunl cases now pending in court here, and haa attracted much attention because of tho brutal nature of the deed. Caleb Parker Allowed Bail. Georgetown, Ky, Oct.

16. SpeciaD Caleb' Parker, whose trial for tho mur der of Constable S. T. Connell, rei aoitea in a bung jury, wit allowed bait vo-uay in tne sum of H.OOO. RIVER AND WEATHER REPORTS.

LATrmm an toaomma uwnaviuJB. LoU'jide, as IS'. Longitude, aj sr. LOCAL HIVER REPORT. mmmmmmmmm BITEK AMD BAINFALk Oct 16, 7:17 a wu, ISfS.

ftageefmer. Caaaaw.Batafall e.8 -h jo 118 joe 8t5 1.7 S3 -MXS la.7 .00 1S.4 S.4 .00 14.1 S.8 .09 11.1 -H -00 4.0 0.7 .00 2.3 .00 1.7 0.8 S.S 3.8 0.8 Jl 37 0.1 .09 4.0 .09 2.1 O.S 3.4 0.8 .00 ttintna Whaalww. Cat lattahnrw. Ft. Plaaaaat.

UausviUs. KaabvUkb. Cairo. Bt.Leuia isuasai. Than as alaea Jaat-reperf.

aUbTKUBOUXilCAL BBCOBO. wcaiu Kt Oct. IS. I8SB. 7:17 a m.

9. at ai email au.4tiE SU.a) maatanars. 3t.5 bewDoint. SS 34 HuaudttT si VinctiMK wiau M. a.

a. vaioeHv ut wwmi 1 4 taunw. FoR-er. Claar. AMU oaasTaan axo soaatia kot-MTiixa.

Kr. Oct. IS, ISM, MaaSjnum 50.0 1 ilaaa nstllf ao- NituiBum 37. unaur w.v taa 484 Normal Ml.u Cbar'ctar of day local praapitauoa Lm. lor bept.

lor tevarturw naea uvpt. for Juj .09 I irwlA. lor 1 1 1 cuanura aim Pravaunif aiuiua s. aiaaa naionwsts-. ARKlVALh AisU DlkPABTUBEA, Etcajnara.

From. To. Bonansa. lucaiaaU. AuKinoi but aauawka W.k.

rbiUtpa aiaOtT Kt. av. E.U. Raaoa JeffsrwY'e. Jeneraoav'e.

BOATS LKVVIXU THIS DAY. Teli jjruuu, CapL for Cincinnati at 3 p. ni. Tell city, Capt. Penny, for Evansville at 4 p.

m. big Kaaawha. Caut. Fearn, tut Car- rolltun ht 4 p. m.

lulls City. CapL Abraham, for Frank- fort at 4 p. m. BIVEll. BUSINESS iXD W.THSB- Ttk- was fallng slowly last even ing aud the marks showed 1 foot IO laches on tho falls, 4 feet iO Inches In the canal aisl feet 8 Inches below.

Heavy fog over the water's snrfaro until e'ruck ye-terday moralng, and rlvi men predict they will oevur nightly for a term. Uulnea -was dull a the wharves; Towboat Altort H. Willi engaged Tennessee rtvor, -awwing turn hi 3 4 Ilea. rg a a Itilevcs raided a ban of 1-3 sib the wau-r wmaa )rleiway skid loads. only has cu expended on lower eua 01 l.ui.eae.' rlvur la tuo thirteen year-.

1 nis tut-an -71 aules Rlvcrton. to fduenh. the I) Ik bed moiirl BonauAl ycs.tnlay. He Is coutracdag ugetjt ul uie Couijmii ai liiclnnau. The xt vei llnunat at Hfcui ul balk Into ik thd MouieiLa.

at usvllle, twxi Mouuy. 11 ey am na-rw tin-. li 111. 1W keob ky ta'lwuy. 'ul.

II lie iid tlu- K. O. out tu t-van vi Ik- (His aiu-rno-m. Sue, Wlu leave wnarl ut tuc tout of rourta street ul 4 p. m.

xie i just ou 1110 ways and as real as a u. pia, all, over. lo morrow tlte Jell HJ goes. Miss I'caii E. Snyder Is completing a bewhwuous iMiuaiiK.

Ir.im scwu ox Aiaoisou. iuu lor Jen. iwMiu, waen cumulate, he. Will iMseut It to the new Fleetwood alia a 11 ornament tne ouioo uf that st.a-iH-r. Siivdcr Is the daugk- ler Mr.

wm M. suvner, the paao.uia aud k. tch lue-work is o.ing done lu thU Hv. and Catt. raoiuas.

gives it on accirtint cf hi-, former asnrla ions with- tuo Loui vL a id CI c.nua I Mai Company, i'hc Mttle Shawnte, rt- oentlv btrta 'atHcward-'s altlpyaids for Mr. FaH J. to ply between tite city W.Ail and We.it .111 Park, wa over ys-tes-duv, ati'i In ih altcrtiiKiii her t.Lil trio to 1 wclvc-niile. Island, carrying about mell'T-nve am i wnom werw Mr. a- C.

sud faml.y. K. lumi luikl-ier. C. Henry and laiiillt s.

A Hne luncheon wns sp end, and the little (kipper was prouoonred a geuuina success. I-ersnnaV Capt, Ed II wa! and family, are at. Chicago br-lcu dujs. lc.lt. Chas.

Malttue, ot th: Clin iiiiutl Mail l.lito nt the World's Vair. Cant. Penny will pull'the big bell Ev ansville and baeav on tho Jell Uty. J. F.

Hicks, whose body wtia burksl at Memphis yeleidny, wen mm l.rvw.wn acre. Mr, -c. echeftnr. ol W. W.

11 lie big boat vlorc, and wile, a Mr-s Ida lloonter, have n. turned Hum a nivnrions trip 10 toe worm l.l.lv ES -1, -1, wiui jlorf, John Johu Uudlrey and a hot of vlwr aot-d4owisMi puota are wen and ready for calls. RIViR TELEGRAMS. Pltti-turRh. Oct.

10. iSpeclsD-Unea pectcdly the rivers renched a sufkclent height to-duy to enable coal men to get some tight sluS ou the way southward. The Nellie Walton w.s the first boat to k-OVey having In tow twelve barges and six flats, loaded light. The Twilight soon followed with twelve pieces, and tlte Pacific Utter with eight barges aud two Haw for Cincinnati. Steamboat men to-night are oa tho qui vivo.

The Allegheny Is allil rising at lie ad water and It is possible PitUburgh will get a riso of another foot, which will make it posssVie to send out CJUslderable cojd to-nigliL Five feet a Intae at below the Oavla Island dam. A toot on top of tha will make god barge water aU the way down. Tbe Frtnk Lidmore leaves lo-ulgltt for Cincinnati with a tow. tVeellng. W.

Ort. iSiULH-Rlvcr i leet 3 inches, and standing. iar.y a I the packeta have gotten bark uito then-, regdlar trades statin. A coal boat stage Is baldly expected unless ndn sets In aaln. Weather clear und cooL Charleston, W.

Oct Rivei, Hinton, S.S feet and fal log Kanawha Falls, feet and falling; Chart. -ton, e.8 fvet and falling. Catlettsburs. Oct. Ohio river nsiag.

18 feet 3 in ciiaan I. Down Congo, 2 p. m. Up Ed Woodruff. 8 bandy river fal'lng.

Sea Lion, ar Loulva, to bring out dredge, 3 a. tn. Jennie tieorge arrived from Lotdsa at 2 p. m. Weatiicr clear and cool.

I ronton. Oct. 10. (Special.) Congt down at 4 :30 p. m.

with Hght load. City ot Madison and Bonanza ans due up some time to-night or eariy lo morning. River 18 feet luchei, rising. The rtvtr Is full of driftwood ana hvattll at a good rising rale. Fair weather and soeler aorta, winds.

OnciLuutU, Oct. 13. 13 --Copt. Flank tarv is hi receipt off vcrv are u.ui ir inn ik.w tuuu 1111c sfc-au itusr buil Ui.it at llowaiu's. It ht Un gll' 01 a fri-uU the coinbauy.

iai)U Vsi hedd's bieassnt mco toV a feet, and ristnar moMlv- Al least 16 Iset are looked for- an thi-wlll aiart no all the beats. Wenlker.elear and decidedly chilly. Pustiie- isvi tcdny and prusolses to be so for inn time tr come. Tuo boat arriving till rc wire detained from four to ten hotiri In the fuc. Ccmmodcro laidlsy donl'M the uaUment to day thai his lino had bought W'c iiu-er etat Of Missouri, NS lying at ci Louis He says ho made aa offer fur her.

but It not arccpied. Tlio New 8 'iUi. ndveillsed lo Wave suiturdav for New OrieuiH. will go only to Mttophls this trip-J ana resiup oer Mew uiieami trelcht, pioo- aoiy on the Anchor Une. Kauawba eoni shlppiirs are Juldlsut over lite present rise, which -ox tit iilh.w tlwir.

market nil the cjs' U.pt have haded. The IJ. P. irheBcC cu puDcd out on Uit Kulion ways to-lay for a thomiiKh ovprl a illiiK. inianiun to going into ti mj it-loans inxle nr tne wiitier.

I Col. Will t. Hays was here tu-dny. EvansvUle. Oct.

IS. (Special.) Wind northeast, Thermometer 48 to o. River stationary, 5 feet 0 on gauge. Big pockets tart out Wednesday. MetnphU.

Ort. Id. Wealber clear and cool. Ktver rising slowly and stanas 3.7 feet on gsuge. Five local packets ten at O'clock for their respective iano-lngs.

The Uayosn and the Annie Laurie took an even vtart on their competitive trip. Greenville. Ort. 10. The river la ttarlon- arv.

tt 4 feet 'I inclms. The Joe I-eters rassed down al a. m. The Chattahcorhte left for Vk-ksbiirg at 3 a. m.

The A- L. Ma son up at a p. m. near and coot. They Have Ffo Rivals They titand alone.

OM Dominion Cigar. etnas, l'hotograph In each package. WAJTD-MIJM3aLLAlTBOTya AdreniannenU under this Bead 12 l-2e a line, otk ing taken for lest than ANTHD tORXg and PUX10N9 extracted without pain. Ketereiiees. the leading physicians and surgeons ol Louisville, depurate rooms for ladles.

We do strictly an oilice rracltce. UK. FKANK UAVIs ANI W1FK, DRIve u- JIM Fourtn avs. KMnblLshed lrKl. WA.NTKU To charter am all passenger stemm sitli gno, caliln aceoumodaUoiis, 1 ia or without arew, itu auys, wnn pnvi- lege ot long r.

Address at 01100, K. cvtr IiKinilE, JelTerMiiivllle, Ind. ANTED MONKY We have several gilt- Odge real oslale note lor sale. In amounts or oi.tfcM) to nnd which we can highly reiomnieud. UAI.K UROsj.

A MALOKK, corner Main and llnllitt. WAITED A nurtr.er with a csoilal from lt.0ll for tho best established tvd business tn LoulsvUle. Aduress I tills ollUe. WATEI Furnished boose. IO or 13 rooms, with stable, must lie central.

Address or cull on J. B. 4JIH W. WAJTTEI-AOZZTTS. advertisement Bauer uua head sae cent a word.

Jiothing Ukea lor less than inc. WANTKD lailarr or commis sion. Tho gr4ast InveuUon ef tho ago. Tbe Kew talent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sella on sight.

Works like magic. Agents are making from to 125 per week. For further particulars write the MONRO ERASER MFV. 9. La Crosse, wis.

WAJTTKD STTUATIOHS. Advertisements ander this nead sue cent a ward. Xetaiag takea lor lets than ivz- WANTED SITUATION As stenographer and typewrlssr; willing to asaai in general ufuce work two years experience; can mr-nlsh own machine. Addreas 63, this orace. idtertisemsnu aadsr this head sns cent a warn.

taken lor less laaa 10c WANTKD Traveling salesmen, or have an Mo Une. BOUQUET C1UAH CO, Lyach-burf. Va. WAJfrap-raM-aJj iay. Adtartitenients aadsr Uua bead sns sent a ward.

Kouiag taksa lor lots thaa UK- WANTKI A colored cook goo retereneo reoulred. Apply at tXUii EoorUt ave, fzoat 1 to 3 o'cloea. arg ij aw idverutemsnia ander uua head 1Z 1-gc a lina, thing takeu lor Icm Uiaa BOARLIXO ConnccUnc front rooms, with host ot coiuiimkI.ii mos, at 714 Sevuu.i aUeet. TOB, HJNT-lCSCELIJkHEOTja, AavtluaemcUU under UlU beau 12 1-ZC a uiie. sulking laxea lor lew uuin oUc 1 KOI RTH-AVK.

FLATS Mnke your uwu puce; we have a lew o-rouiu uaus uu r'ounu uvc. bet. Waluut and Catsauut, thai will 1h almost given away to 00011 ia.SA.MS; rooms axv In perleot order ana FIDELITY TUCSX ANUeAraV TY A I. LT- to SIO rifta St. F'li liR.NT-.tii elegant mo 'i-n-styl les- in ei'e iwrt ot New Albany.

to st-eei ca. a. AiuUVMi K(i Eitlc'a. hasi HiMi sUvet, New Albany. aa.NI-A very deairaoaf brttk koiur.

1 rjums. In 1'. Muurniau's low, ou hi. at. Catuertno tfc.

gas aua water, raw S)40 per mouth. Apply to ALEX HCNffcat, I'M a. Main st. rOR RENT Residences, from to 14 r.M.m. aiuuiied ou Oray.

Vtainut. Seeoud. Tbusl and Jeaersou st. all liLfal and reut cbcau. FlOkd.111 IS13I a.u utsu Al LT aoo to -to ruta au FOR RENT lata Floyd st-, near OaX tuodern SI 1-K-story brick reatuenre, rooms, gas, hot and cold water, electric bens.

"IU rent cheap to good tenanL App. ai once to C. N. MATCH First National Bank. k-iir URN The lame double store, rs renilv occ-uuksl bv Jeiforbi Bros- dle-tfciO TtUrd street, u.ar Walnut.

A p.y to JEF- FER1S corner 1 ntca auq vuesuiuu rXR RENT COTTAtiES We bave several 3 and 4-room cottages In western and southern portions of the city, rent very reasonable. FIDELITY TRCST AND SAFETY VAt LT SJti wilO Fifth st. FOR RENT The store recently occupied fey Levy 3J1 West Market, lor a kin vears. AuDlV to LEVY BROa. or A.

F. COLKEWEY. FOR RENT New Highland borne. 8 rooms. entry, closets, witter, csrrlage-honse, ete.

nnulre N. W. HE1L, 119 East Broadway. RLNT FOCRTII-sT. TuKE No.

44, east aide, north of Market ah BUCHANAN A fcoN. 4M) W. Mala at FOB SAXJg3CisCEXAJtOUS. Advertiseraenu ander this head 12 l-2e a line. Nothing taken lor lets than 30c FOR AIE A fine stove; extra large sle, suitable for hc.tttng a storo or huge house: best make, imd In use two seasons.

Address JC, Uds otBce. FOR SALE Positively selling out to quit. PARIS KID ULOVE STORK, Fourth avo. yOB BAXJS-BALXST ATS. idveruaemenu ander Uus head IK l-2e a line.

Nothing taken kr less than 30c FOR SALii Property In Tennessee to sell or exchange for small buMaess in Lotus vuio. AdUre. J. A. o4Q Third at.

XiOSI. AdTerttsementa under this head l-W aline. lalea lor lsss than 30c Black and white Llswei.yn aeCer OW "pup, about 0 rnonuts oid, black head, earn and eyes, with white rnuule; answers to the name of Jock. Liberal rewaid If returned to WALLACE OWEARiNaEN. 44 W.

Main st, LOST Lady's silver watch, with Initials ii mi on Fourth street. between tak and BrwchintkiiOB. Finder will tleie. return 104j Fourth, aad receive Ilbentl reward. LtioT Ladles' gold h.

engraved R. i on tront cae. Return to WM. KEN- DKICK'S OONs and receive a rewcrd. PaOtaOKAla rlnrrrKrK.

Advcruscnienu aaoer tnu head 12 l-2c a linA tskea lor leu than 30c FEB SON AL Buy Merchant TaUors Mis-I fits, eacaner and better than ready-made CLOTH1NO PAHLORa, 1 3Jod 32 W. Jefferson sL, bet Third and fuortA, opposite Buckingham Theater. tn 1 TEXRFS A DirmtXNCX DT MOM Ur. name reueta 1 orary othar pill. Tho Pellets amaDar.

Aad this diffsrwaa staa, with tkotr sngar- Bat thsrsw a dlff taroogh. Theyra tho way ikey no griping. ao vlo- aftorward. They do perwioaea good. ThoT reo- dots tbo svstetDk'as wQ eloaaso and renovate Bick or Billons Hsadarho, Constipation, Indigestioa, uluoos Attacks, and ail aa raagomonts of tbo nvar, strtrnach, aad bowols are prevantod, rsiiovod, and Put tip fat sealed viak, always fraah and reliable; a pert oot vest pocket ramody.

ThoyVs pwaroateed to give satisfactioB, la ovary caaa. or tbo moner is re turned. What offar could bo fairer I ATJCTIOy BAXXS. 67 Germaflli Saletj Yinlt ini Trust Co. TBVBTEK.

WILL W. DAVIESS, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE Horses, Carriages, Coupes, Buggies, Surreys, Drags, -A-X xjctiojst. Tuesday Morninr. October 17, 1898, at 10 O'clock Siharp, On (be premises, we will sell tbe contents of the Highland livery and Transfer Com-.

pany, located at Baxter and Transit toaether with the leasehold on said stable. This sale embraces some very stylish driving and coach borsen, carrlngcs, con pes, boggles, surreys, dnors. double and alogle sets of harness, aaddles. etc. This Is one of Ihe best located stables tn the city, with a splendid livery and transfer business already rtabiihtl also plenty of boarders.

Sale positive. Terms made anowa at sale. tiEKMAMA AFETY VAULT AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. WILL W. DAVIBSS.

Auctioneer. By STUCKY. BRENT CO. TUESDAY. Oct.

17. at a. a gen- era', assortment of Boj4s aud hoes, eulti for full and wiitter trade. Many extra desirable Unes. WEHNEMAY.

Oct. IS. Drv Uoods, Nations. LadW and MK-' Winter Wraps, itlankclK. Comlorts.

Carnets and ccneral va riety goods also an Invoice of to oaaas of CrN'keryware and a Showcases. Tin rmiat, Oct. iu. An assorted stoca 01 saasonable llothlns In Suits. Over-oat.

fa-almere and Jejns Pants. Knee Past, etc eic. Also Hau, Cjps and Oenilemen's Fur nishing Ooods. Terms oaoh. J.

L. BRENT. AucUoorer. By EDO IS A SOUTH WICK. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.

One of the Best Located and Popalar Saloons la LoaiSTlilo, "The Uow-orj," Sontbeast Corner Tsnlh aad Market streets, JUJT -A-UCTlOISr. Tnesday Morning, Oct. 17. atll o'clock Ikis splendidly located Saloon, ia- elndint Plx tares, stock af Llqnors, Cigars and Leasehold, will bo sold to tho highest bidder at tho time aad nlace above mentioned. rats ia one or ine very nest aaiowaa In tho eitv.

Terms eash. ALICE UIUEK. AdalalBlratrix Of the estate of John Rider. dsriasd. EDDISH HUUl'HWUK.

FUTUHB ATCTXOir By Meddi: Southwicx. Handsome col use. No. II Ruler 6 ron: lot :mj.1.M) AT AFTERNOON, OC- TOHKi" -Jt. AT Ofl.tK'K, On lie preuit-s.

si 1 sei! lue above cottage to the bidier. wl.ho.tt reserve or UnilL This Is a nice piopeity, nearly new. and under rvn: al 11 per month. Terms One cah, balance 1 and 2 years at tt prr rent. and Den, pur- caarer to pay all lax for ye.tr HJ3.

XRD1 Isl iiCTIIWirK. Aue.loneers. AJnUSfJKJKNTS. AUDITORIUM EH3 ONLY MATINEE gATUKUAY. BEL.tsCO KYLE'S THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME.

By Chas. Kreb man's Stcck Co, NIGHT FKK ES, 1.5, 1, ire, 25c. SATURDAY Ot and Ol)C Week Oe.ober a "Bkot Crook." MACAULEY'S. TO.SH.Hr AS TOMORROW HIUIIT. Two Big iiilB The RoLickiag Comedy, THE PRODIGAL FATHR.

MAG Grit" CUNE. ALL THE OLD FAV iRITcJi. ITednebday Matinee Prices 2c oOe. Kext HENRY K. 1HXEY.

HARRIS' THEATER. ALL ThrS WEEK. I'kl'lL THE LIGHTS 0 LONDON MIL FRAZKlt C0ULTEK, MISS GKACE TMOUNE, A POWERFUL COMPANY. Next week Dora Da.klaoa Bamli Austen. THE BIJOU.

TO-DAY ANI ALL THW WEEg A 8TORY ov THE TIMES. TVT AftTCTi. AND laXAJT. ax Week-Reaves A Falmers. yTJtAJABOATS.

tea niNCINN ATI FLNfc aibaiWUkU. fcLECTkUC-LluHT OXKAMERa. tisave s.i if a mu aaaaar at m. Fata aa. itos.nl w.y 4a.

ut Bt-ata baria aaa Baaaaga; gava aaut Cimati 1 at ClactsaaU wu aU aatratad ualna aad aa-flvar pariata. Sltf aasnVr. oapi. anvAirr. n.rKXWOOO Ctrl.

BHaAMAM. MAbUON AND CARUOLLTON PArHCKT. pj KANAWHA. A A KARN. Ma-tar ja Li aiiy at 4 a.

m. or traucut or -fiaafShs paaaage apply te ruuar, Vwi oa to Tboaiaa atnad, A.ut. 'at ourth FRANK CAaikR. Mux. WILL a.

HA VS. Faaa. Aaak LiOUlAVlLLK 0 aVAMSVILLK MAIL CO. NOTICE. Asbers'ofors hi steararra of that Lino tl leave fre-n the foot of Fourth aa.

sunua- at p. ut. W. W. Hits, Fraa't.

Tepuooe KY. RIVER FACKET Falls aty for Mon erey and rr asirt, wiu day at 4 p. m. Arnsy tu 1 ek-vaoao JOSS. A W.

td-At 'K. Apt. BiMERsmiai's mim fOB SALE BV ALL DKUC GISTS. neo ail I aastash SXLrxJ HI! i. CLOTHING.

jjljj yi fcf JTBOFOSAXS. Proposals. Iliils for Distribut ing Pnblie Books. OfBoa of State Librarian. Frankfort, Oct.

180, Sealed bids for the paekiag and distribution of Pubile Documents and of furnishing suitable boxes In which to pack same, will be received at my office uaUl Wednesday. October 2o, 18U3, at noon. Full particulars will be fiinttebed on ap-pl lea tion In person or by mall to my ofBoe. at. n.

it. vat. unranaa. FOR RENT! OFFICE ROOMS In CouricWeuraai Building, Apply at Counting-room. atATT.IblAP CANADIAN PAC rIC AIL WAT.

unnsii sa saiiaxus raoa vaxcocvkb TO JAPAN ANO CHINS, September IB-October 16-Novkmbkr 13 TO HONOLULU ANO AUSTRALl SKPTEMBER 10-OcTOBEll 16-NOVKMBKR 16 am.i c. aaaur, 11 soar sr w. oaraorr, aica DDglUtSDgrHtlK ROUTE Throa.h Liua to Florida aud the South. Oif Xleaas uatsa, al aeurta ausss, siapn, anwa ww m.t. ail asWo ia auact oeptaaunv IMS.

Gsalaara ikasraaa, Lawrsuoaaara. VanaOaM (Mulwajr aad tieurgsiswa bandar .11 Itaavtlla, Jaacjuaa KMj. taauaaawsa, way te CarauadB aad Osaka, laavea al 7 -Jt a. av arrives at a. bv.

Maud wea usaisviue is utuiwa, airacvir isoiafnag wtia utrwwsa ruuBava car sen tee 10 Binauag. UpfMiM. iirlaini AUaiua. a taraagh alsaya Cn.ilaaa.aa to Jackaaa. vteaa burg aad aaievaaar.

LAlUl.Vloa wt oxyrr, Ul.vr villa, Lawreaceourg, War rvdsbui, Bursta, Mldaar. earaetewa LcKlnsVaa. Misa. satsvlUa. HauvlUa, Jusckau UUi leaves st 4 b.

a.s airivea 11 :10 a. at. Coniavcuag at aatk.lH,Ma .11. iwinum wm.a. mtmt wuvui.

aiuaaa caff asrvtoa auaia. hsiitacail aud bar haa. alt palest Las lev I at Lenaswm sad kmvas at 4 p. at. aad arrlvaa at 11 bbi a RAILWAY.

Ciaciaaati aad Lsials Past Una, af, aaraaa aav Tiaias atavs aod arrlk' at iaiuiavui; 1 in 1111 iy icavaa at i aw a as, aau a tu th at. uiriiirt" r.tia.r, it. ave. at Ua a. av.

bus Bicivea at -a a. uv ViiariiniaM biivni vmi m. hi atrivc as at. aa, ktftut Ltaia, leaves at 40 sa aad arn.aa at a a. ov.

a. ajyivM, Mavai al 't Ul a a aad airiva. as -s -u p. burinnaain iomi rttaa at p. Bu laavaa at MO a.

av aad BiKiUgaeiS lukpr. Nam lil a au arrives at 7 :10 a. at. I fj I i 1 ASeVti vjM.vfip avuBBmaiy raliuf CaaTSi bOa iUaUaa. tmmiHUa Oft totaB IwUftVUM mm IMIaBM tUasa lata.Uis Vtavaaaca aecoaunoaatioa, lesvss dally, sa capt asuataf.

at MS p. au. aaa arnvaa st 7 a- as, 0. Cis Foar Va Ml USa tutAI4 vl" Mave sad aenve at Laulavllia I treat Leul.vlUs to Leave. Arrive.

iBdiaoapous aad 7 4usa 1 amuat Lliaoa-li. aad 1 unit n. palls SUpai 7 asiaa 11 Asoi Ah wains arrive aad depart heat Ualaa Atopak aavaata aad Water aat as at. Lull I a I adc laiUla AJil ttAas at a-ato utasa ataias wuact aaas ia, laws. Uataa Ho, aavaata aad aster.

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Laave Lava Laavs trvwistiss Ijuve Catvafpart. 1 HJAuaai 10 ....11 a a jeava tuweou. 1siva Valuta tO ii airive till -tupal tHJi.NO. ax. Lany.

7 -aai saaot :ia.ia SMaat i-mm kto ao. Oa.ijr Utn Baadaraea ijc.9 Laave RawMvlUa iMtvn Uluverpart Lasvva kkipaaa.isirt.... MupOl 4 ispia a oxsmib 5 Umhms 7 atapai laave Bnndcoburg 11 'OEM a arnva utm.wtr. 'Alalas bo. 41 and aau esnascUaa a Irvuvstoa dally soapt Suuday wint ualaa aj aaa beat MaidlBaburs aad fcatdaviuo krasas.

LOtnSVTLLa CNIOH STATluA aaa aw sail way. I -j-- 1 ennsylvama Lines fX.U. UL Ay. Ca, I nrar a Uv.i utiKS a4 luwa atonus as as araar seurta aaa ataraaa atiacuv Xhreuga Irala run a. tuliaa.

by twin, ton Dally. IDatty, axvapt aaaa. VIA LOUiat ai.i.a lVlalwa. treat imuhus to Lwava Arn ra. Sia.aai asjpa lixlia- t-'1' aad Laic.

"4 pot xaaisuapuu. vwwf, i Aai lBdianap. aad caaib. ufcy 1 pot lz an urn laaiai.pSia aad CBItaa. -O 0 pat 7u aiwuiaV.

kaail. A A aad fVA AdJIAMk Fbi sir- aad asw apot -ya lliiii'- aad aiS ngioii tr a CUuaitua aial flttotang. 4 ntua biiadaipala aad kaw Yurk. "11 toaaai Haiti avarf aas weunsua -a Aupat -it -t-oiumbu. aad 4upat li a Paikvaaipaia aud k.w Yark.

stoma. '11 ut bajoamraaal Wulnf wa 40at '11 Ul tiilaailiii aad ruaaufs -s aoa -tAv -s-k ida! iiV 111 uawaa aa XM kearta avsaas, tluioa ug aetauta aaa niter. Illi. kkamik LI Jill tLD "Depart 7 aetsuks aud liitr. a.

m. arrlte i -ou a a. AIL. ami EAfttkAa ia Faduca aad tn. puts to.

Depart 1 JUt a. av Aritvo StKlAHETHTOWW Al CXJM MODAXtya Depart 4 UM p. av Arrive 0 a. BV Daily. "Daily, sacspt rwii-i' mi oswaaVasnmawawnswaw LJklwsS I "SLftSHAWAYS" ANO "PRINCE ALBERTS." Gentlemen who want to bo correctly clothed need not go to tbe "swell tailors.

Let them come to tbo "swell" clothiers and spend HALF the money for the desired results. Fit, tone and durability, all guaranteed in our fine ready-made Clothing. In II'RMSHIVM UmA im SHOES we lead; in HATS wo lead wo are "Louisville's Great- Send a cash MAIL ORDER: money refunded if goods fail to please express paid for 200 miles on $5 worth. LEWS', Third and Market a TTiTIO AP TntB-T v-'sft mtn UMAi IM aaVSloiX aoubal a. iiiuaaMai'.

suat aJla, a i at as. daily, at a -m a. a. aiaagar a U' ins let at saa jtwas as 1 acrtta. at uai p.

ah aa, oaujr, ii aiaatiat at caa caaaacuaa a a.Uita vuu wua aat Uaaa. jtaturatba arnvaa a ila. p. aa a sasu p. av.

aiuaaai patsat cat at Ulmimu, ouaaa-uaa wtta aU liaaa. ikMoraiua atrita. aUvus a A a. daujr, 1 a. at llaslaasaa ainraiaa anifa a4 Ma a.

au ta.ina hsu Una aaas vat uaciaaaw aia cu varus a. atusar t.faad caairat Ssinra. kaaiual slall nil, as Stag a.ur. 2a a. C.

os badiaaV uaraar to Waaaiaima. neuuauia atMves at Jroa tu luiiiTu aiasaa, staa VasaS a and aaakia lut t.u -1 1111 e- NM, a.uaata. Maaipm, bus ar ojla.ua, cvia as -1 Um i.iiiiiiiaa arrives at 1 a. m. MuX'ke-ilvs.

I aaa a sbmci m. Sat on pwaw kraauM aud luia, aad a ksaj aaa ler lava-, ataaiva aad aaa weak Sail, at a. ak, uaxlat est Sa arnvaa as i -jm a. as. as.

auii ir. auuoar, 4:10 4:10 a av. aasarBikg aa. mm im iMiwmtm at 10 a. aw XaISwaaV SSagSa ijlir A laA A tSnaitjilLaa ataal Rabuauuj arrives at Sat a at.

k1' dally aaurpt aanaay, 4: ata p. Aratag arrlvaa at a. av. a aatiy aaocut buneay. a bv, 1 ard.towa aud komiaitoal caralag arrives at Ji a.

bv 'MOM FLRal aiaar BXATIOA am, iz. rawraaia a.u esptauuday, a p. av lUtaraio arnvaa at a aw) oatty axeeat buaaay. 1 day a. atoj LaalBtoa aad rwasral ttj aatasv Mas tarnina ikirk) -ia ka.

ii, aa.i aacapt aoiidar. SI a av. Ltalostaa Rasaralag Smvaa at baal u. at, saiiy Sally eaeaBS kanaty. p.

aianiiiai acca ainvaa at a. av a a as, Sal Iv, BkaSia a. av, Baal uy viae aaa aa. iUKnmUig, ssatsS av( kiiaasr strive al bandar, araraa laua Oi a. av a4.

astly exesat nassay. To a. bv. kael byvin. ad Bluaanald TiTt-inl T- toa tarnlaf lino, at 4 4 a.

av Fraapact tralaa, daily axvapt Baa Say, toa a a. a-. a. a. 1 Bm- 4 a.

kuou aar 4., i AV aaaKu -s4 aoiH.y, arnvs 7 aid a. av, 10 a. Bv. 4 I a. avj buaaay tut as40 av ad Caiijtsavnit.kLAtsw tcstotso lrr.Cau Traia.

arrive at aad Satin rraat Oaiaa BMto Moo. ut aad Broadway. City Tireet ataS aattbwaal eetaev Foartk aad Market eta. LiOotaViLLM TO CMICAUO. Me.

0 Me. a Na. liaiiy. DUf ax. tMUp, Lasve Muaday.

LoJia li; 7 1 OW a SB Albaay .7 aai 11 aat 44 sal Blitch.ll S6at 14apat toSpai ltloomlai.tu 2 i pal 12 rol aal CrawMdavlU. Ulaa L.tay"tS9 1 pai pet sat Calcas- :00 pm pal 7 Ot aas laloas 10:10 pat aaa UMlCAI.t TO IAbVlLk4k Aa. a A. Me. Daily.

Daily. tVuiy i.aa aeVda. Cklass, aat bad kt, so tax ayetw 1 Os pot Ciawrorimlua. 1 pa BlusaaaaUM. Mib.b firm Allany- 7 Leaiavide VJjia 7.

40 pat lla.Bl ll aasat a aaa UBia 4:17 aas sat :01 asa lOJWasa 7:10 aat 10 44 mtm Me. harlar uar, 4liilnf car, ladawr sat BBS) aty c- aUK-. Lfoul.vlli. Vj Ckiasgu. Mo.

fsHor ear. d.B.as at, ladies' rat aag M' aoa ttlebratrd oay coackca Lauiavllls at Ca. No. aleepara and Macea high baas' tttav.lls to Cbli-aso. Mo.

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I'oUiBaa eeierv nsBar ass BBS) aoa -We. to ro lavtlla. M. Psjnwaa toP-r Mnana Mas BSaSJ M-" amoklas osr dilcBSa at Laaavllav war wilkjAfbAAi us wrtlO v. iuta 1 1 aaas fi.

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