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cdt. rates: ,7, MoneyiRentiM and CheapToo. tnllisl FeelinsAmoiuf tbeTraiers Prtes Gained5 a little: All Around, despite WTT mmm a. WiitM This -V lkari. "HowTr, Promptly Tried to Stop Rita.

aawBnaeB Gtseral Us Out Away From kad JU1t4 Oood Support Trou- ant Um Aftmeoa-Cfclaaca Caaa-a. a tstavcw to rmm namn. street ao- BUT realised more fnllv than nn Teatae. the importanoe of the slsantic dlsbo wa nts by Uw Government To-day operators ui millions of money that war in pro- 01 wanner irom tbe vaults of tba Bab- ory to various acente. who instead of eralna nads Uk tba former, are abla to ttnem promptly Into active etrenlation.

tba tl. 774.000 foora purchased In Wasbint-u rsswrdsr IU .00,009 wsre presented for arment bar to-day. Tba Bab-Treasurr Is redeemed U90.XQ four-and-a-balfs and Mid interest on B.744.000 currency aixaa and UUAOO foora. Tba banka and troat omen lee did not wait lone aftar tba opanlna to lac money. On the aontrary tbey satisfied applicants aa aooa aa they made tbalr ppearauoe.

and ao treat waa tba pressure mat a per cent, rata eonld not ba main feined at. the 8tock E-chana-e. Before dock tbera were offerine at JH. and at the loaa unemployed balancee were lent at 1 news rate, of coarse, are for ealt loans. Ime money la (per and lendera abow 10 diapoaiUOn to deviate from this flirare.

but on acceptable collatarala borrower are ble to aet ample accommodation. line-speculation is Indulged in aa to the character of the bank statement on Bator- day. That It will be favorable there is little doubt, but at tne same time it will hardly twain to show tha etteci of the stupendous payments by tha 'treasury. Only a part of disbarst-menta on account of the foart uat onrctiaied will count for a ranch as two stars in the avaraceeof tha hanks, and several million will count for only one day. Ttlflni WU bnllllb fattm amniia r.r4.

in the Stock Kxchancn Irons the start. Prices pann 1 1 inn ait rounu. arspiu trie 1 act ma the failure of lhaa 01 Boston, cram rather more serious than at first supposed. Ibeleadion hears, however. Dromntlr took af'Ps to cheek trie rise, the reported acquisition of the Milwaukee and Northern by the oicaao.

uuwauaee ana hi. 1'nul. accompanied, aa it waa. bv itttmiiiiiti that tha 1st. ter wnaiii mak a fresh isane of bonds, hav ing lara tee oasis lor anenactiva raid upon iaul- Tha a Lock sola nnwn rmnl np mr to end iu decline atlectad every thing rise lor a time.

It subsequently transpired that nothing sennit waa Known in regard to the method di payment ana tue sioca regatnea ita Iosm. Ibe general list eut away Irom tbe weak I pot anyhow and received aood auooort throughout the afternoon. The imiiruve-ment ie attributable more to the great relief from tbe strain occamoued by tiabt money than to any other cauae. The gain in prices waa equal to to IS outside of C'bi- iw ran mo iroro 10 as, ana Sliiaed within a Iruiinnal thahlht I rk. a wanna and Missouri Paciba were conspiou-pas lor slrrnsih.

end both were inn nenced by the bullUh nttenanoes of the man who above all would ba aut to give them backing. The sales were onlr 164.M7. Among the aoeciaftiea Kio Grande Western inmped on talk that the road had been or was about to be leaded by tbe A Unison. 1 he active stoves closed with an average value of tm 14. sgainiu 14 yasterdar.

sonar ICetinvried. as usual when a decided movement is under war. kept well to the front. They opened at and closed at 76S4. which were tbe extremes of the day.

1 here Wsssome covering of short contracts and buying for the long account on tbe strength 4l advices from Washington respecting legislation on tbs Tariff. Five thoiiand barrels of Bnckeye oil sold at rHc and 47.000 barrels of Pennsylvania at Hail or mortgages were more active, tbe sales amounting to fl.lS8.0tf). The market, while irregular, was 111 the main firmer, reflecting the easier condition of money. Mobile and.Obio tours 1. to 64H.

Richmond snd WeuPoiut 1 rust sizes S. to 74. Ooverutneola were again lower for the fours, which were quoted at (or the registered, and at IStHiswH -for the roopon. At the Board IL800 Ismail) registered sold at 1-5. WM sX82.0 debtor to the Clearing House.

Tlw National banks hold I2S.7U8.S61 Government funds. COFTKE. The market has been decidedly more active: 22.000 hags rold up to 1:45 p. m. Prices generally points lower.

Havre cables show uochanKea. Hamburg an advance of o(g. on near, and a declin oT 54 ofg on remote deliveries. London S9fid higher: Kio nncbanaeU. New Yora stock rpot market quiet.

We quota No. 81ic Ko.718T4c.iNo. Ko-aaf lc BiBTtfl. Opening, 1S16 14.W Closing. ie ui 1T4 UiA am iA.es 14 4.

l.Si IS. IT.) H.gft U.S0 Jsnsary etraarr. at area. I6.U A4rll -n-r Jnne ialy ASfBHt Xeeeuoer u.s It It IS IT 40 W.W U.M) corron. New York opened steady at one point decline.

Sales 14.010 bales. Spot cotton was in buyer's favor at I.iver-ool. Sales 10.Q00 bnles. receipts S.OuO bales: tablands ordinary l. good ordinary 6-ltl.

IHt middling uplands 6 ut urea opened quiet, with soil era at l-64ii decline. lumbar receipts for the week 4.000 bales. Liverpool closed steadier at opeuina prioes. arns firm. Cloths dull.

Kstimated port reteipta ST.noo bales, loinir: entemrwr Atst)a J0.16iai7o, November January lai.vatillUn. rkm.n lo.isio.aic. Jisrch io.aa OW9UUK auu juna 1u.MWiu.44c CHICAGO 'CHANGS. Wheat Guess All Day Cera Active and Btrweg Previsions Quiet sad Featureless. aesciat aiararcw to Vita ttwoirtaaa.

Chicsoo. September lA-Wbeat leapt tba speculators guessing during tbe entire aes-aiou. Early eables were full, with futures Xd up. Weather in England nnaettted. and bullish advices came from tha North-west.

Liberal oSeringt from Hutchinson and the large receipts at Minneapolis ware tba depressing features of the omkIbl whtnh waa below Wednesday's latest price. Ham mering tv tbe scalpers helped tba decline and brought oat some atop orders at tl OH. drove tbe price to tba lowest point of the day. Hntchiueon'a baying on the break started a reaction, whleb was helped by the aborts. Thie waa fol-lowed by another break on a reported failure In Boston and that Hungarian amp oiseovery.

The arosoeet of more rain, and aoow. in tne nortn-west waa re- tpnnaible lor tbe bulge just before the close. SlftKSlops. advaaoed to tl OiH. defined tto 01 fmproVed si i'li14? "fj r't "la UP to si II (HH.

dropt-d to it OINL went up to ft flK bsclt tett 01., idvanced sharply to il "rrllnedfto It 01. bulged to 02i eased ton (W4and closed at that. Sales were made after the bell tatp-d at tl tftfT tales In store snd te go to atnre were made at for 2:1 Turkish. 7JWMie for No. "nd jo'vOia for Se.1 eoring.

rree-on-iajd lota of o. red winter soid at B.v fV. V. 4 do at 2.34o and No. 1 spring at e.

Total aaahaalea about aai-s aud 1X400 was active, and, ratber strong after a weak Pening. Hutchinson waa a liberal buyer rom the start, and when be stopped his buy-ng the market, saaged, off. Cables were Jtesdr and the shipping demaqd was fair at Jaoe lower prices. Tbe weather in tbe corn belt was reeoomnbla for whatever aa developed. Mav opened at fstioSa)the Inside being He below the clca-joepriceWedDesdsy.

advanced to S0o.jeTl hjcS to 4SWc. resete.1 to 40vOe, easedod to Me and oioeed wiu that bid. bales in lore and to go to store were made at 47' for 4cJor tmaic for yel low. 48 o. "white, jsiio for No.

1. 46Sc (or itwhi w. 41 vieo tor fo. 1 yellow, and 4Se IP' Xo 4. vampia sale were at toi (or No.

a and I Total esa salsa about ITS cars. eaniaiowa Were aulet and the market was devoid of leatnrea. Hutchinson and Fowiar wera bur- acfcers ratter Prioes vera iwer (," Fniof. mere was cooaiaeruoie done la the way of selling October end ing tha more deferred futures, tioe were Unsettled. With inpouiators hnvine whila tha KiKff'r atea-ly on heavy, and lOobisherfor lightaod light mixed lot.

nt rain market adeetd the ipi and was responsible for he fluctuations noted. JannaryooenedSa -dert 'l dSlineitS iyH-and closwl steady at that. Jan nary lard opened steady at to 70. dnol ined to tn 0. fijsncea 67 and.elueeil Arm ial.

Elm- moderately active. January oneved SLJ'-T' u. advanced to I6 6JX and aloaed steady. 1 OATS 7fT hot generally firm, chiefly fa Jltl-i, JBoderat cash ouerings selling mLlllS hgarea, flptcblnson thatmonthMliioa atoH ffh djJto.ing ateiWo. orkoadvanoe.

wl t-T nj roi 10 to ngurea. PA next month closed JPWMf. at xic. after touching 37c Sep. o.

I cash on a a porta ac tbe aea foard eontinnea nnimportant. while wrtn-iberaV fairly moderaU Interest, with Present and a nnal "naedattte early to M40. and Jjecembcr at etc to 64c Was In tha wn avul 4yt Sr-W'tb "Ou paid for No. free ua board, and also for October delivery. DIL LIEJBIU'8 LECTCR1 WiU Be' Delivered at Mssle Han gnsday, ska litis.

At a meeting of German Cathollea nf thla city and rieinity held at St. Francia Hall tbe following committee waa appointed to make all necaaeary arrangements for tha lecture of Dr. Krneet Lieher, member of the German Beichataat Arnold Speiser. Chairman; Mlc Bieber. Egidiua Knhlmann.

George B. Meyer. Atfthony Easche. Bar, Wm. Tappert.

H.J. Oansepobl. Adam Bcbmltt and Joseph Hum bert. Tbe lectors will b-deUvered at Music Hall 8aoday. tha 28th, and promises tabs a treat sacoasa.

Tba fit. Cecelia Masnnerchor will render some popular songs, and Prof. A. J. Boex will preside at tbe organ.

Tbe proceeds are tone aiviaea equally net ween et. Aioy-iius. Orphan Asylum, Cincinnati. Hu John Covington, and the leolii ouse. New The Special Committee of Ht.

Aloysins Or phan Asrlnm ia in charge of tiie aala of tick ets. whiob find ready buyers. The price of admission is bat tweuty-nve cents. 'ibe committee will meet again this even ing at the Musical jwchauga. IN TBE ACT.

Lou Talbott, an Old Pickpocket, Arrested, Caught Bobbing Mrs. Feller tm Court-Street Market Hia Criminal Reoord- i Caught In the actl This was the misfortune of Lou Talbott. a notorious colored thief and pickpocket, who was locked op in Central Police Station yesterday morning by Sergeant Casey. Tba woman waa captured at Court and Mound atreetf by Market Policemen Wirtb- ington. Tbe Utter saw ber pick tbe pocket of a woman named Martha Feiler and imme diately arrested ber.

turning her over to Ser geant Caey. That officer took Mrs. Talbott to Central Station in Patrol There she was aicooaizep by uslxihakt tom oill As an incorrigible thief who had served ber time in tbe Penitentiary for past oHenees. Tba woman is an obstinate criminal, and audacious in her criminal practice. Day after day she baa frequented tbe market, in tent on pocket-picking.

On Wednesday she stole a pair of gold spectacles from lira. Cromwell, of 241 Cutter street, which were identified yesterday. Chief Deitech sent two officers to search tha Talbott woman's residence. No. 10 Taylor alley.

There a surprising discovery was made. Silks, satins, shoes, towels. Jewelry and various articles of clothing and house hold furniture, to the value of ItSO or more, ware turned ud. Tha atolnn tomtt wapa ear ned to Police Headquarters. Among the articles found wasagold E.

of L. badge, with the name ol a. Molloy engraved upon iu Mrs. lalbott endeavored to throw away A FAIB Or OOLD BRACELETS While an route to the House of Detention in the 'bus. Km ma H.

Talbott, the thirteen-year-old daugbter of the pickpocket, was arrested on suspicion. The snrl has been in the House of Refuse, snd is out on parole. Mrs. Lou Talbott was sent to the Work House three years afro for stealing a bolt of silk, receiving a sentence of 00 and thirty days, (shortly after ber liberation she was sent to the Penitentiary for a year for pocket-picktng in the Hixth-street Market Her term expired eight or ten months ago. since whSu.

as waa found to-day. she has been industriously following ber old avocation. HEARTLESS THIEVES. They Be.rgta.rise Frank McOaasaih'i Kasl- deaea WKUe Ha Was at a Funeral. While Frank MoDonougb.

a grocer, of No. 463 East Third street was attending the (u neralof his child on Wednesday, two snesk-tbievea entered his residence and rifled his bureau drawer of in cash. Yesterday he swora out warrants in tbe Police Court for the arrest of John Wbalen. of No. 22 East larl street, and Krank Ponsett, whose resi- oence is at 4x1 antral avenue Yesterday afternoon Detective Wappenatein.

who was Detailed on the case, arrested Whalen while he was in a drunken eonditiou and freely spending tba money. Ponsett is still at large. FELL FEET, jtroka Hie Skalt, and, Llagerlng SWa Days, ne. Last Friday John McAnally, who was em- oloyed at Hooe' slaughter house, on Central avenue, waa called up to cut soma meat tor John Homan. a butcher.

He slipped out of tbe back window and fell about Ave and a half feet, striking on his head and fracturing his skill I. lie was taken to the Hospital, where he died yesterday at 3 JOo'clock. An inquest will be held to-day. Mr. Freitag.

a boring urove-aveuue outcner, win see mat ne is properly ounea. as ne raised the boy. Hawk (MvWBAngb 6 peak. Tbe announcement that Hugh Cavanansh the labor leader, would speak before the Open Court of tbe Central Prohibition Club of Hamilton County, on "The New York Central and Other Strikes." drew a large audience to Robertson Hall last night. The meeting waa opened bv a song br tha file after whioii Mr.

Tod hunter, the President, introduced Mr. Cavanaugh. He spoke interestingly oa the three great strikes, and particularly on tha New or Central strike. After his address, which lasted over an honr, Kev. lxckwood addressed the meeting and indorsed Mr.

Cavanaugh remarca. nr Pastas! Clerk Ptwatmted. Miss Battle R. Moore, one of tha young clerks in tbe general delivery division of the Post-office, was by nervous prostration from her work at the window She is quite III at ber borne. Postmaster Kiler says if there ts any way to punish- those who subject tbe young ladies to insults he means to bad It out and break np the custom.

-1B" Deputy Marshal Wm. Reed, of Charleston. 8. was at the Grand Central Depot last night. He bad id charge three colored men and one white mim whom he was taking to tbe Penitentiary at Colnmbna on a three years senteftoc for peritiry.

They are part of a sang of moonshiners living around Cbaxles- ton r. 1 tja. OfficerarFncka and "Scbnetder yesterday morning found James Eennedy. aged JQ. of Chicago, at Sixth street and Freeman avenue, where he lay with a broken leg.

He bad fallen iTaC. and O. trestle, pear A ah land, snapping the right ankle, He wss brought to the citv br a treiaht train and limned about town until found by the otficers. He was taken to. the City.

Ho oevitai br Patrol 00. a. TaaJs tha Caak kad ft a. ''A warrant wag sworn oat In tba Police Court yesterday for the arrest of Mary Tar-lor. a colored servsnt la tba employ of Cbaa.

H. Williams. No. t7t Ham street. Sheatole tlSin money and a twenty-dollar diamond pin and skipped, bhe is chanted with grand larceny.

asa 1 Ctaaksta laA o' Eugene M. Jones, a sleepy-looking colored lad. was la the Police Court yesterday upon complaint of bis mother for habitual cigarette smoking. He relueee nourishment, and is sliabUy demented, but not enoueh so to be sent to Longview. He will probably be sent to tha House of Rsfage.

Oaee- Hktehe. Robert Kennedy went at hia wife at No. 201 Iveorre street with a hatchet resterdav, snd a warrant baa beea swora out for his arrest. FixFLts. blotches and sores and thf ir causa Is rsuored br live Eegulator.

THE RllLROADa Proposed Extension of the Ohio 5' Southern, -5 OoMoIiditloB PettatylruU Llaei Tba 8tvnt Fe Bkooras tbe Ooloravdo Tha K. aad It P. Sail te Have Taken tba Kilwaakes aad afortksra lata Canty I'stes aad Mwt Tram Alont thsliaa. Tbe Ohio Southern 'Bail road, which extends tram Springfield to Weliston. Ohio, a disUnce of IU milea.

and of which Alfred Sully ia President, is to be extended both north and south. The road does a very heavy coal buainesa. Tbe northern extension aa firoposed is to run alrooFtdirectly north-west rora Springfield, through Hdueraud Saiina. Ohio, to Ueeatuer. where it will connect with tbe Chicago and Atlantic.

Grand Kapida and Indiana and Toledo. 8k Louis Toledo. Tha mr K.naion is I on aniu uir noaua. ine sontucrn ex- ll IA fmni jfe-Mn ll.ty. ti.

ft Pleasant, w. Va. Tbe extensions as contcm- piated will ba about 129 miles in length. The Q. aad C.

Annual Panqaet The Queen and Crescent bovs have already commenced to make preparations for their annual banquet Tbe event will take place Thanksgiving Eve. most likely at the Grand Hotel. The boys propose to eclipse all former enorts. a choice programme of songs, music, recitations. will be presented on the occasion, in add it id to the tempting feast.

Aa O. aad M. Exteostaa. A corps of engineers is now in tha field running a line between Sbawneetown. 111., the southern terminus of the Springfield branch of the O.

and a point opposite l'oducah, ky. It is the general belief that this extension, which has long been talked of. will be built in the near future. Married. William B.

Synber. Assistant Ticket Agent at the Central Union Depot, has taken unto himself a wife. He waa married Wedneaday to Miss Bloch. of Winton Place. The bride and groom have gone to t.

Louis on their wedding trip. They will rem sin in St, Louis about a week-Appointed Pare ha stag A rant. Charles B. Couch has been appoihted Purchasing Agent of the take Shore Road, succeeding L. Higsins.

deceased. Mr. Couch was formerlv (Superintendent of the Eastern Division of the Lake Bhore. The Consolidation Parfat4t. Philadelphia September At a meeting at tbe Pennsylvania Railroad office here to-day.

tbe Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company was formed by merger and consolidation of the Pittsburg. Cincinnati and 8L Louis Railway Company, the Chicago, St Louis and Pittsburg Railroad Company, tba JeSersonvllle.

Madison and Indianapolis Bail road Company, and the Cincinnati and Richmond Bail road Company. Tbe lines heretofore operated by those companies will, on and after October 1. 10. be operated by the new organisation: Tbe following officers were elected: J. N.

McCullougb. tirst Vice-President, office. Pittsburg: James McCrea. Second Vice-President, office. Pittsburg; '1 homes D.

Messier Tuird Vice-Preiident and Comptroller, office, Pitteburg; John E. Pavidson. Treasurer, ofiice. Pittsburg: a B. Licgett.

Secretary, office. Pitubura: Stephen V. White. Assistant Secretary. Philadelphia: Joseph Wood, general Manager.

Mttsburg: E. B. Taylor. General Superintendent of Transportation. Pittsburg; John F.

Miller. General Superintendent. Columbas. The Santa Fa Becrarea the Colorado Hidlaad. New Yobk.

September 17. Tbe announcement was made to-day that tha Atchison Company bad bought control of the Colorado Midland and. would probably assume the management of the property at tbe annual meeting, which is to be held at Colorado Srjrirteit nn Ontnher a Tt la nlit th.t tha paid for the Colorado Midland stock was 850 per suare. 01 woicp aiu per scare nas already been paid in cash. The Colorado Midland operates 274 miles of load, the main line running front Colorado Springs.

to Newcastle, miles, and has branches to Aspen. Spring Uuloh and Arkansas Junction. Appointed Assistant SuterlBteadeat. areiAi dispatok to tm t'autaaa. YouitosTowK, Ohio, September 18.

George A. Coe. Chief Dispatcher of the Lake Shore here, and who haa been for several months Special Agent of the New York. Pennsylvania and Obio Railway at Pittsburg, has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of the Chicago and Erie, and will have charge of the division from Hnntinirtoii to Chicago. He will enter upon ilia duties on October L.

Mr. Coe will prove a valuable acquisition to tbe staff of the Chicago and Erie. northern Faelfle Statement. St. Paul.

September 17. The official statement of the Northern Paciflo for the fiscal year ended June is as follows: Earnings, 12.610.502: increase, t2.9G3.03i Expenses. increase. tl.ZS.995. Net.

t9.K206s; In crease, tl .077.440. Other income, tl.070.818: in-cresje. Total. increase. ta.2U.S3S.

1 'liarses. tS.SSi.13: increase. 1637.519. ltulance. increase.

11. 578.416. Dividends. per cent. 11.112.732: surplus, fc47.1SI.

Gives It a St. Xxuis Line. jAcisosviixa. September IT. A rail road deal waa made to-day in which the Chicago and St.

Louis road, a line running from Springfield to Mt Olive, through Litchfield, haa been absorbed by a leaae effected by the Jackson vitle a-id South-eastern, whose beadauarters are in this city. The securing of the Chicago abd St. Louis will give the Jacksonville and Sontli-eastern a Una between Springfield and St. Louis. Bold the C.

at. aad 84. P. MiLWACKgB, September 18. The sale of tbe Milwaukee and Northern Road to tha Chicago.

Milwaukee and St Paul Company is announced. TbeC. M. and St, P. will take October The stock amounts to and is worth not far from 100 per cent ou the dollar.

The actual amount of cash involved in the transaction la a little in excess 01 The Old Board R-Kieata4- flr. Pint. ftunUmlwf tT.TkA.nnn.l ing of the "Soo" Road was held yesterday in Minneapolis. Tbe session waa short and uneventful, tha old directory and officers being re-eleatea to a man. The Rag-alar IMvMead.

Nw Yobk. September IT, Tba Missouri P. A. niMiilBH i. 1 quarterly dividona ol 1 per cent Kates.

District Passeniar Atent Warwick, of tba Missouri Pacthc, is out on a tno. President Schift of the Qneen and Crescent Is expected home Saturday. Chief Kngineer Montfort of tba Louisville and ashv ille. was here yesterday. Coope.

of the and If area for tbe East Saturday ou a two weeks trip. Ganaral Pnaaancrev Amnl VnllM. a A. Cbeaapeake aad Ohio, has gone Kaat D. Martin.

General Pasaehger Agent of tbe big our. left for Indianapolis last night Virata anVoowiSt, 1sacA iron? tSui L. the Missoori Psoifle. is back from ot Looia. where he spent a couple of Weeks.

V. W. Beokert, of the tt. pad Di freight department has gone to Michigan oa a two weeks 5., -C B. Cyan.

Chief Clerk of tha and O. paasengvr is expected home from Louiavilie to-day. Joseph Ramsey. Assistant to Presideht wa bis rear, arnvca BOtue irons Columbus. Ohio, Waiter Downing.

General Western Freight ana Passenger Agent of the Florid Central auu auuiauiai. a out OB a trip. AfMiUnt General Jiiht A wnt X. K. Adrianee.

of the If. and has left tor the Pacidc Coast on six weeks vacation. The Cheaapeake and Ob? wilt Sell round irio iivtcif iruiu iiere to aicnoiena. and return at $13: good goiug October 13 and 14 and aood returning unul OntntMr 1 tiuu tickete are to be sold nn- account of tha National celebration of tha twenty-aeventn an niveraarr of the Emancipation Prociama- Fallnra la Clgare, A. Fried man! tbe cigar dealer at a Vine street, made an assignment yesterday after noon to Samuel Wolfstetu.

Tha liabiUUca are $7.03 and tha asseta H.0O1 Dull trade and heavy expenses wore the causes. Before ajw.riiinobeconfeaaod jihUmtntin favor of his tat iter. Levi fnudaian. for S3.UW. and maur levren fHi (lie sts)fc.

h.rsmer Kramer are the attorneys. Co to New Coatee House. Kansas City. THE 1CC0. VAW HOI71XK-S COCOA.

mmmm40t00fmy0mmmmmmmm40mfmmMm HOUSEHOLD W0H03 ii.t;. iSfinl BEST A C0E3 FARTHEST." Novf that Its mainifactarert the Americas public to this rsi the btstel nil cocoaivit wilt toon as eisewnere an over tne world. AM that tbe manutartur-ers request is simply one trial, or, still better, a comparative test with whatever other cocoa it may be; thenyxm HouTui'a Cocoa itself will convince every one of its great superiority. It is because of this superiority that the English paper Htaltk, says i "Once tried, always used." a-Taaratg tha aril Si waa TaataaOagaa, mil llf TAM HOCTaara OOCOA. -rv-hirrr irrTrHsivg i.

f0m00mOmOmmomm0OmmmmT0oom A KICK MADE Oa Vaiadarsed Wsltr Wstti BlUa Baai-aeaa Beforfc tba B. P. t. Arm and De Serisr is tba aristocratic cognomen of the contractor who was awarded tbe improvement of Hamilton avenne. from Bruce avenne to La Boiteaux south Una.

The bid was fSML Ludwia Oromea asked tbe right to Im prove, at his own expense, the south half of McGregor avenne. between Hunt and Fowler street. Referred to tbe Engineer for report. Superintendent Tbarp was authorized to extend the water main on Hollo way street. from Fairfield avenue 170 feet west.

Tbe Clerk waa directed to advertise for sealed proposals for Improvements on Calhoun street and Lincoln avenne: also oa Western avenue and Hopple street. Attention was called by citieens to a man named Kemper, wbo It is claimed is Quarrying rock in Goodhue avenue. Tba Engineer was airecten to investigate. complaint was made ol has been washed out in Complaint was made of a deep ravine that as been washed out in the ooer eni nf isannis street, also ot tue oarxnesa ol said thoroughfare. Tba Kngineer will investi gate.

Regarding tba ordinance reqolrlng Vt Auburn cable ears to stop at two points on the grade. Engineer Stewart stated that such stops could be made, though there might be some danger attached. Filed. Mr. Kllison called attention to the absence of signatures aa Water Works bills as to tbe correctness of quality and price of purchases.

After soms discussion the Board decided to postpone the matter until it Is learned what records are made of snob bills in secretary A rmstrona's office. Judge Wm. Avery, who was selected by Solicitor Horstman as the city's arbitrator In the Spring Grove avenne condemnation matter, wrote to tbe B. P. 1.

declining the post tton on the plea of other pressing business. The letter wss referred to the Solicitor. CLOSING OP. Tha Vote of tha Candidates For Postmaster. Buehrwlen in tba Load and Fannal tba Next, With Sallivan and Miller a Tie A LUvaly Contest.

A record of 41.83 votes cast for tba various candidates in Tag Enqbibbb's popular contest for Postmaster shows the great Interest the people are taking in Postmaster Hi ley's successor. That was the record when tbe first running count of the present week was figured up on Wednesday night. These figures promise to be greatly swelled by Saturday nigbt, when the next count is made. Kuehrwien still holds tbe lead, with Fennel close behind, and Sullivan and Miller a tie for third place. John Zumstein comes fourth.

Major Vandergrlft is filth with a big vote. Eshelby next, and all tbe other candidates following with a good number of votes to their credit. When tbe count waa made on Wednesday nigbt the vote stood as follows: Wm. RUhrwtn T.MS Cbaa. T.

P. PennSU. 9. U. wnmwaw 4.07S John Eumavela I.SfiJ H.

H. MueUer 1,49 A. J.Clar 8S Col. Philip BS James Klnae(aa. SM Uua Wahla 94 A.

IK) Beory Leaker B1 William Millar 4 K7i w. use. a. Vandergrlft J17 aiioipa j-ianmer Calvin W. ibomaa.

U. M. Hadileii Fred Baine SM 441 ta iw Ml 140 I4 va T. J. Onrtien joaepb MtrM.

O. K. IJMell Harts all HI air Lea. aennti Uea. Cbaa.

Bnvil. Cbaa. Geo. David Baer Frank Khlai WUllao. Krsa Oan.

ri. caiemaa IU L. J. Haps. 1M 121 41S 13t it 4 w.

a. h.i. George Weliaal m. WatteoK Boeolpb Krank Dttiel Kdfnund Orab. bavld UT SI 4 1 I MJtmi Clio ont the following blank, fill In the name and either mail or leave tbe envelope at The Ebqoibxb omce.

FOR I VOTE FOB Nawu. AS TXB HOST POP01.AB CAKDISSTS. No votes will ba received nnleas they are on blanks cat from Tbb Enqtmxs. You can vote as often as you have blanks. Write the name of your candidate plainly upon tha above blank and send your votes to tbe POLITICAL EDITOR.

Tna Ebqcibxb. Cincinnati. Ohio. ClMCMSATrS DX1YER31TT. Tke Klghteaatl.

Tear Opeas Vader tTavwr. able Aaaatces. Tbe eighteenth year of tba academic department of tha University of Cincinnati began yesterday. The attendance waa large. Tbe new professors are: Prof.

J. iL Waters, Greek; Prof. V. N. Myers, History: Prof.

Brown, tba position recently vacated by Prof. Hart, now at Cornell. Prof, Brown conies to tbe position wi(h high reoommenda tious. There ia a disposition on tbe part of the faculty to, raise the standard of edmuf sion. and to that end poly the hrst one fourth of the Woodward aad Hngbee graduates are admitted without examination.

Yesterday and to-day will be taken up with examiaa-tions. Prof, will start a ciasaia philosophical reading of Geroiaa to prepare stud auu for Prof. Benedict's course. TESTE-UIArS KUBTALITI. Bkvtg at tyabatd fc-er.

atstt Ctark, to, MS Keaad auaarSae. aeerca Faaaa.l. Sens as. Hoaplial phtaiala. BlchaeiaIareaBrgeSa, St.

Mary Bsepltal-ex- baasttoa. Jaa tiaea.B, SS -Jaasee ChMtaaest at aapttal-ahtasala, Carrie Teaag. weeks. AvoaaUeaSaarna. Aawa Baaar.

t. at ejtiekea av. dlshtaerla. Joaathaa Vea isiaa.r. tsaa ya Uarst asa- Wsni Bsna ISaf lrr Pelfs mt Bilseeiilaia Was.

Kehwrtcfc. S. Flsaaaat at. mealagttia. TaeMiea.a-.eeiiiaaQrge BUsabsta caapaaa.SS.

isa raaiara av-arecwy. Dwwaab tnaas ta OH rahe-aav Tba class In oil paintini Ua tba CIneinnaU Unaanm) andar tha iostmction of Ur. Frank Duraneck will begin work November t. The terms are UOO tor the six snoot hs ln-su-acUoav The studio will bo oawn all day and every day. and the models wtU pose morning and afternoon.

A foreign acbolar ship of raised br private aubecriptkm. will be given at tbe end ot the year to the student wbo haa done the best work. Appli-euou for admission to the class an uat be made before November 1 to atrTX H. Oest, assistant to the Director of the aaouan. 1 i Baeah Jab.

v- A sneak thief broke into the office ot Drl Robert Jones, at Xo. SO Park avenne, pome time between September IS and 15. and stole a eafte of snreicai instruments valued at fsa ua nuuir was not reporMH to tne pouce. Abe4Mt Ula ra-ttg. Lirxie Flick, of SS Ileaaant street, swora ont a warrant yesterday tn tha Police Court for tha arrest of ber husband.

Charles fltck. cb urging bint with aousioc his family. Tn Kxoaiahw fiannit, Mew. Vatara Are naturo "a nric soWent, and ara Specibcfor iuuammaUoa of tbe bladder. ALL OVER EUROPE are dratrintr tbe ktuntion of and.ever since iu iaveation.

I be appreciated here as well i DUWS BATCH ATS. Three TamMaw T. ATf raeea. Tbe re warn three aerions dents yesterday. hatchway aocV- While passing lumber np an elevator shaft at Woodronch 4t McParlin'a.

James Uulli-gan. aged IS years, of No. Buckeye street. waa struck on. the bead.

Patrol 9a. 4 removed him to tbe City Hospital Harris, a hod-carrier, aged SB years, living at No. 100 Eibby streev. and emplored by a contractor named btark. in Paltoa.near Eden Park, fell twenty feet through an open Shalt and i and.

waa Internally Injured. Ha waa removed io hia tioma Leander Wood, a red tl rears, of Uoeeew. Ohio, and employed br the J. Waller Company, at Reooad and Vine streets, walked into an elevator shaft, falling fifteen feet, breaking, his right arm and thigh. Patrol ho.

1 took him to tbe Hospital. XXCURttlOX VIA. B. AXD O. W.

MkUaad Bawie to Oatwsabaa. Ohl, A. eoaat OU State ratr aad tadaatvtal Ba. bwatttaa. Septa aa bar IS to IS.

The ftaltiraara an1 (Ik in flnntK.Waaiaia XL R. will eell excursion tickets Cincinnati to Columbus and return at SJ 40. Septembe Heptember io 19. lnoiusi Gnat returning until ptemher SO- inclusive. For tickets eajf at City Otfice.

H. E. Co '-orner Fourth and Vine streets. Uaotral Union iMpet. pnaxnaaU.

or at 40) Scott street Covington. Ky si 6coixnii7S astd smrsuw-ai so Via SUdUad September St, excursion to Cotambus at rate 9f roand trip, under auspices of Meesiah Lodge ho. Mtli. G. U.

O. of O. F. special tram leaves Central Union Depot at 7 a. m.

For tickets apply to P. Alfred Merchant, J. Hj" Williams, committee. Wm. M.

Porter. 818 West Court street, or oitr office, south-east corner Fourth aad Viae atreeta. csucap Excraaioii to sr. loots Vtav Big; rear Kesta, IS first elaaa. SI second claaa.

til round trip, good to return until September 50. CalT at ticket offices, north-west corner Fonrtb and inc. or address J. E. Ragyga.

Oeaeral South-era Agent. BXBMAX OATHOUO OORGRXM, To Mttabarg mm Betaaa. pa. Via B. aad O.

B. W. B. B. September 20 and the.

and Ohio 8outb-western R. fi. will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg at rata of St round trip, good for return passage to September S3 in- oiunve. or tioxets appiy at city omce. south-east corner Fourth and Ine streeta.

Cincinnati, or at No. 4C6 Soott street, Oov- uieuju. tLj. sucuaiox or armt ot wist va. rarkarsbwrg, leitssiWr IB-IB.

Tha Baltlmnra and Dhin Rnnth-Waala-n Tt R. will sell excursion tickets to Parkersbnrs and return at 14. September 15 toW, inclusive. Good for return passage to and includ- noeptemoer au. ror tioseta Call at Wty Office.

8. K. Corner Fonrth and Vina Ktraeta Central Union Depot, nncinnatt. or at 40t TO COU7KBCS AltD BBTVBJf 4U SO via feaasylvaala IXa a Paa-HaaOls Heale. Tor morning trains, Heptember 12.

tbe renpsrivania. i-lne wiu sell excursion tickets. Cincinnati to Columbus, Ohio, good re turning unul September 94. at rata of AL Apply north-east corner Fourth aad Vine streets, or station, and Butler streets. PITTaBTJBO ABD SUtTtTBV renn.yivmala Uaat, For annual meeting of Oermaa ralH (kingTess, at Pittsbnrs September 9 to SS.

e- eursion ucsets. goou returning nntUMp-tember 25. inclusive, will be sold via Pen n- sylvania lines on Baptember IB aad at It ur ruuiiu trip, a 0, COL.UXBUS, OHIO, ABO BBTCSB, as aa. Via Peaneylvan-a Lbw, Tickets on aala Rantnmhar IS. is anH IS.

good returning until September SOL Get ticxets ana information at north-east eorner rourin ana vn ine. or Station. Pearland Hut- ier streets. Barveat Exearaloaa. The.

Ohio and Mississippi Railway will run harvest excursions, at one fare for round trip, to points West. Xprtb-west and South-weat- leaving Cincinnati September SS and October 14. For rases and io formation call on or address C. V. A.

O. and. il. 48 West roorth toncinnau. unio.

local xuncu. "Vbs. Wt-siow's booTHina Dranr for Children Teething" softens the gums, reduces inflammation, allays pain and cures wind colic Xc A vigorous growth and tbe original color given to tbe bair by Parker Hair Balaam. Parker's Ginger Tonic tba beat couth Cure. "Old Whisky.

Parmervffl.Mfr.Mxthtt. DEATHS. Tl 4 n.i.. ri 2. v.r "'i cu xx-riiaru.

onio. oeptemoer la. UHt at aired 27 years 11 months and Sdars. runerai irom residence. Haker avenne.

bt, Bernard. Ohio. Saturday morning at I o'clock. Friends invited ECKEL Thursday. BepUmber sa Ai 51- Josepb Eckel, Madison (Ind.) Courier please oopyj HIGGINSON-Thnrldy at Ida P.

Albert Engene. youngest child of Michael and Creelui Htaginsna. aaed years 1 mouth and 87 days. Kouce of tbe nneral will be given. HTJKT-Fannle wifa of Hunt, of -UehnondTlntL, at :40 A.

IC. the JOKES On Thnrsday morn In at wvrtie, daughter ot air. and Mrs. Dt "aIHL brinx Grove oa Friday, KIXKAID-finson F. Kinkald.

wif ef Kmkaid. at Momington. Ohio. September 16. at p.

Imaged 61 yeir funeral from residence Friday at 12 JD ll- Tralna nn Ohio and K. W.JJaTlroad leave Co art-Street Depot at 11-0 A. AL. Ho flowers. is-I LEV rNROJf Jacob Ievinson.

at the Jewteh Hospital. A vondala. -Tunarai Friday at P.S. io fiowera. McS ALLY John, aged 85: fanaral from City Hoapital sits P.M.

to-day. .4., On Wxlnixti flahUmhaa it at COS P. John A. c-sbrnr. aired S4 rears months and la dava.

Fnperai will take viaw rararur. eeoiem oer ai. irom reai-dauce. 127 Poplar street, at K-U lrx SasaaU Nam. Is U4 Seirt tt.

a-Taal34 oe Btoeenenta at traaety kali MI(mE bbos; wIK n-BciAX. KoncEs. ST-sIt rare Es arloa, WeaC ad Saath west, via Miasonri Pacifia Railway and Iran Mountain Route. September S3 and -October 14. For maps, rates and full information au dresa k-B.

Wiawicx. 131 Vine a.CuciBii. IK14-ftt-U aawetoga-aa rlsaatag aa B. WaTkaVa, wy ss. iaii snccessur.

at aw intra an2t-tf awjcixrrr woticxs. nmsu iodok nn. am. r. akd a m.

special aweUug THIS VEXING at Jbarp. Work la St. A. Pesraa. Ti.itine beathraa tl J.

WILTsKK. W. TraanELSI-kncnitHiyDKar xom a- -r XX Special t'enrtaye tar wars la Fee Croae ea VKNi sa, eevt See SS. at pr.r.aL in. -Mrwn-r laTlieo.

JOHH Mc-ataU Ea. Cm. Boas a aeaunlaa. aaU-HTalrt I O.A r. nmrtm aaa sienbmiit vniey Ki a eampment- io.

1 ara r9uetee Co imm ai tatr ball lu-luK ir. an.nd laaaral at out irvua-w -a4riaroa. aaeae -rn a. I i r. jtMM x.

min a r. IO. a. y. The OMee at lary 1 tBTlred to view tba d-alfrna cabail41a4 lor th.

Bear 1 nam t.11: Iron utKM. lalttlww ball, fawtb aad Horn LUltaU VAUKiNG. IO. O. ot Woodward Liki, Na.

1. et at b.l at 1 f. Ti--Y to I J.ro. Jtt Uth t0. W.

a im. a A. BtTRKH-LRirr CO. BEMtN.At3, LONDON yield tap traa-tnre of artistic dxess. If you want to rttallzau 4s netrer before, the lull force of that phrt-se.

'ajtustlc dresar.Tou must drop laat-tol-aardt'e and see tbe late of Blaera, Reefers, rlgllsh Wal-liig Coats, that are pUfcag up on erery Ernany of these goods are norel, unique, unlflce any t-dag you hare seen heretofore that we won't attempt description. Come and see them. We have all those, new Cloths in rough effects Cfaevrona, Cheviots, A most complete line of Sealskin and Dogskin Plushes, too. In fact, in the matter of quantity and quality our Cloak Department easily leads in CtaolnnatL Very glad to that many people are taking advantage of our offer of Midseason Blazers those stylish Jackets made for the changeable autumn weather. Have you seen them? They are very cheap at $4.60 BURllARDT, TOtTSTS AID HI BTS HATS.

THE FASHIONABLE Witt Reoalva To-Day Anothar X-t-va Xnvoioe of "THE ALDEH" DERBY HAT Tha most BTTTUBB. and POPTJ- Lab HAT ahowa In thla oltyjn siacE avna u-ray. ALDEIfS HAT PAE10R Jfo. 183 Vine Street. RACES.

RACE AT THE- QU23H City Fiiil-MilaDriylng Park. OPENING DAY MONDAY, Sept 22. Vree admissioo to the Grounds. Beats in the stands. SDc.

Trains leavs in Grand Central Da pot very fifteen minotea. it BOOKS. Sew Medical Books. Da Costa's Diagnosis. KoyesonEye.

All cevr books as soon aa iasned. tO PER CEVT, DISCOUNT. P. W. GABFIXXB.

a so Hsaoet a)r-a4e. mi JXWJLLXB. Tl9 Jssslsr, clemeIoskamiI, ItS Tlaa Straat, Ctaiaaa. O. SLnaftttOraalC-Mk.

"WRSKllOCir Akll EYEKIXI" HOIUB CXTLX-ARS. come In Horse Collars. All those' interested ore Invited to come to the Grand Hotel li ae H. HcLMinc. t1aM-MtTnP PKifS, D.

COXSEECIAL 123-IZ2 W-lnut Street, Cincinnati. XJESTlSTaT. liaxcourt's Liertrie Cental Cice, Htant ill WM'litl. red aaS ami aij KuuSrss taii Pt-i -a. A anica aa artiti4 r-irt ng iva rwlaett-M ia Mt aad l.liitca U4 i-afalH.

Oaa. cw a. vl-tisa4 tur aii'l uar.1 Io ora-u 4a. X. J.

rtr(. IX X-J Aru At CCAttaW. JAH. pt itM luMtaini baeeat fcl-LAN AtOnrMnri M3MK W-aai ta aata aa-ease am Vast THX tsrittr- fiTrrrrtTT- TL'KJUTL-LX CO. our: i.atc-0 mm mm vroa TiK wall Ttunvr Tnrr iu t.

SKOT7LAK BXACTT 4 AD a-CBSACS XVKT aXQUISITB FOB THX balu sxd-oou. errrrxo- BOOK. UBXA- AT. AMD AXS tit ASJL WOODS AXD all nsisHxa TRB aUHOBTafXirT ia CKrTjALY coifptmr AKX BAr 0-8 FROM THX LatAJT XXPEysiVX TO THX ktOST KLXOAHT. XVEBY TH1KO AXXED Uf KLA1S nOUXXaV A5TD AT LXAST 10 PKS CTDTT.

LOVXR THAW AXMt- whcbk. tKsrscnox iyitix oobb-spoxokvcx eoucrrrn. SILWOOD HANTELQ 06 A5kua ROBERT MITCHELL FURNITURE CO. 107 ta 11 Wait FaarU Strnt, Oartaaafl, rXAHOS. AO.

WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OP HIGH mm PIANOS! OHICKERING SONS. HENRY F. MI-L-LER, KUBTZMANN, BRIGGSj 8TUYVESANT. Wa Mat Um Larfcct aa tka Bast aatortaaat. Terms Cat- ar KaaiaaaMa Crc-IU SMITH NIXON, Se WEST FOUKTH.

GtHCtXX ATI, O. e9 Fo-rvJi Avamne, Laoaavrtlaa, Ky. loa a. Je-fnesoei Strtiet, Daytoe-, CX. LSS K.

M-in Strtwc, I-ezJjMrto-. Kj. PtAKOt, ML D.H.BALDVIN&GO. havi a rurx assobt-uutt or PianosOrgans TO RENT AT REASONABLE HATES. H.

BALDWIN GO. 158 W. Fonrth. Near Elm. WAjnXD.

WANTED cr.ir.i Who nave bad ezperienea la tba Jewelry easiness. Address by letter only. OSKAMP, NOLTINO CO, Car lisle Bnlldina a w. eornar Foarib aad Walnut. City.

eeU-rt rrvwo aooa wao-A cLornmo fa Tazaa. anyllaaSioBi tu aal-ke eatavaalaeA Uat eeese fraei aarttes mm have aiaetav aa4 aMnty. KOKX BBOTHKBa, earea aa Mark at streeta. oateaga. Ma-4Vj( SAUOX.

SAUCE t- BITFACT LKTTSBfJ mt a LBTTAR a HEDl tiiiu HBD1CAL Gt-N- a at MatV raato br at WOHCl'i, MaT.iaaL. "TeB tlA that tnetr eaoae ts air 7 aavereoej ta India, ana la la sy ODtBMn. aetsUkbta. aa vreU aa-wasoat vaol. aoaas aaaoe tt Si WBSM B7CAJfa Mxa, coxxnex GOIOG.

XkOtX 6ALTAB. BE I Oat OD-TCCS nm-wme 'i-rmow ron. mm DBS BCrTWAiCTaESQ- fVoaeeotfat Attorney Ham-ltAs County, Obio Drr Yon are aerh noti Kan that oa the UiA ajr Af Ortobar. Wji. I jiU aanir tat tka hT Mrd of Pardons at Col ambua.

Ot) io. lor ths nardon ot toward aiaaoo. eoavieiod at Uae nary -ne. 1 of tbe Conrt of raiaina t'leasot ttmiit4a coontr.uiiio. of tnarrtnie ot iarosny.

aaaaaaiaareq to f.yeara in I 1'enileauary, Kvrviee of tbe a Here auiice ia hereby ee- knowieOs-d tbia Sta day of aentantber. 1, Atfm-y HasQtoa Connty. accs-atr XlVlDJt Omon -Taa Crvetavan Ubkmp hmcx Yiaa Oa. CiBcraart hnnomr tt. A a tneetinawf the board of OireetoEB.

JX. Del a this day. tbe reeniar arterly dir. Hcndnf t. e-n er sl-u-e vra.

aWc-arad cm tte Pli thit i-U Mock of tne Company, parable by cbecc daivl October Lt). to order of Stoa lauVtara nf reoord on te U14U Transfer Books wnV be eloaH from rptBS-ber toOctotr J. 1i'X hdrx ant inclusive. IAkL ilOLOjiV. Secretary.

TTPE. XT RA NKL1N And ELECTrrrrz 169 Vmi STattT. CiNci.tnan, OhhX The tvp on vrb Ich this ti rriDld h) ma fc-a awve nr 4cua-s taate aad aaatae 4- aeiia. flea a I BnSAt UK' vTSUX. aUanrn, 6 r.i cno i ri dim CDtJOATIOVAX.

ART ACADEMY! Aea4ati Taar W01 BerLa Sb lb. Brawtac aailarsra. earvtaa, Smrailra aselaa.as. fa aaraaian aad ataev lassiaiaina aa-mT taa CUvk a tarn aeaaaas er ailSfsas aCaa Baea rata. a.

t. eoeHoajr. wami, leaAJJAIUASjr.aUtl if an I wsurr aiaav anxiivaBr VT lev reaac Laaiaa iwayaar. arTlaa lot Cvtea a eapafior auoaaaa ta CBilatata. Kotaotta PraM-ratorrPapartmaaU ala ta SiSr Art.

t-aaua Ji JU-tTTA VTX. 9H. a a. TyavsKwri Naw 1-sy-tax stn.rrArr at Ur-awyjst SEALED PROPOSiXS. S'neo-oteloara' be.

reeetvad at va- Ha is aaui o'eiooK noon of 17. aTU. UW, or wsprovins a BoJnt a taet aaat at t4- ooolaaven uo west line oi lot of Bebeeca Rusk's sa vision to a roin i a as wast ot uie una ar int Beoeora Kuan's aol aobaiviaion. and tbrouab tbe riatjt of way or sent si tven fro or eon- umnra i or ined tor sevaraae poraoeea Una ar Unaala aana nnnk line of tne OerjananTProteatant OemeteryTbe- inc part oi uiviaiop. u.

ky oomtructlns sewers and draioa, with toe neorsear acpur-tansnoea tbarattx aooordint to speslReations on file in ths office ot tbe Board of Jnbllc im prorata sata, Tt saina to be paid for aa ro Titled for, la tbe raaajgtioa and ordin-anee for said improvement, an file in the orace of the board of Publie Improvementa. i ooarn jeaei tea toe nan ot raiaeuna any or all ail kkla. bidders must indorse tbeir nameaandad- bid to be acaosopaoied by twa disinterested snretiea. Bidders to the priatad forma, a none vuifrwiu oa raoai-ao. or eurecaon of tbe Board.

liriu ovrurttv iaala-ca7J SEALED PROPOSALS will the office of tbe Board be recei ved at of fnafie In. provsmsuu oatii Uo'clock noon of UlbA Y. beptember If. A. D.

inn. for tbe improve- nvmni-n, in-a sintrs avenoa to Taylor 'avenne. by sradiaa. eetunaeorba and roast a cm. nasaio aattara.

Biaoadanv lain tbe roadway. and eoDstroctinf tbe necessary en verta. drain walla, aacordina to speeifi tbe office oi tba Board tins and retaiainc Einta. the same to be naidtor aa provided tbe reaoluU oa ana ordinsnse for aaid rrr th-Hht Nltin Biddar moat lndora tbeir aamea aad ad-d ress non ths 0 Uide af Usunkwattea-tainin their bids. Xaeh bid to be aooompaxilad by two aiata-asreatad aorattea.

Bidders to the printed torsne. a noate Other alii ba receivacf. By direction of tbeBoard. a a LOUI" A. P.

B-Trnyraxn. CUr tan ses, SMEXIX. Preskleat. ta- USJSl aaeowj nnuTtt o'clock noon ol rKlUAY. iasi uiia aaw aw.

Wf 9 aiA l.Dfa. ber If. A7D. US0. lor tbe taprevaasantof half fiff Rurnai mmu w.il;.

west street to aortfa aorporation umm. bv aradiac. wb iiaaa ia aaxi nraipa ma i aa-wiaM---. uw ia Maaouioa CM an of Poblia -mprovaaionta. Tba paid for.

aa nnrvidad ia taa K-lu- bidders must indorse their na-oea ad ad- orese upon toe ontatoe ot tba aavektsi too. seenrapaBiad br twa U- 4e printed tonaa. aa none Prasideni -OIC-DIUT-Sa. Ajtaeysaesaf taauta Baaaf Pile DHlaa, bavtae aaaaa So a-ass aaataary a-Htadlaawtas ot rtUas. we mi iiHaitr aaUa.

yaaraatriaiaa, SB aana.aia4.aaa aeaaaaur aar vaeaa. La-t tVM tlii a. Baa ka. at aea. tXgAti taa tssnal aw 'laslTaiM wale.

rxaAx. 1 mt ttndersLrnad has Wn appoiatad and as AdtniaUlratrtx of tbe estate oAnna if. lUmSm. lata of Hsaiilien Conaty. vMtP Adx-JntetraxHiu'" NOTICX la berebr aivwa tbat tba been dWy appotnifM and aal-ibed as tbaXzccntnr aOobo Tboaaaa.

ifted as tbe Ex t'ais. lab of OnetairaU. Persoiie r-tvlna elaina aaainet trie aeute will preaantta afiuti vif in nndersi iperaisoen i or ai JUttJ TliOJI Ineiane tt September IL UkO. sai nana aaa. AUorney.

in xm(Iooard JIFansr. vnosa tHaeeof r-ao-raj as nia-vt. a is last anown place jl reatdeDee betas ft) tpisty ateond jiiavi. prw i art Llir. i ipc.ri.1 m-b wt a tuvoroe tha arvoads d-areaard a )s suariuJ detuw aad wilUal abasrve tot' lpor than UireaOl rears U-atpaai.

It. at eetavpetiuoa Clafflansta, Ofcio. rinntr (aau-atai First Cuae iTltk tae TsToritev reatad safeties. atber wiTibe re A. P.

Btrrrani Mr nearina aa ar aitae Uie ex ptra-iia of aia. weea troaa ti.e jtte of tiija jmm- Atiornar for AT PITTTAT)E1-PII1 ttt, jent rrm rro c. TLa. f.l--. Pr- 1LJ JwS4J I4.4i4 Shams Art -Hot Ateaj The creai inilii-iry courers cf Europe 'anniully oianeuvcr r-1: tneir troops rcaji-uc to nrther the sdence of war.

-The army oa reriew is tol4 off into two divisionSa One to rtpresent the-defcztsiTe and the otner the attacldn force. Positions are- t-ken and the air with smoke: Jthe enns of. the artillry on the adioining hills belch forth their thunder; regiments retreat only to, re-form for another adrance. and the a aa a a a. strategists iooic on wi-xungtne Sham Ftgkl- Were a bloody actnality, for the object Uucn has so much of reality in it that their enthn-; siasm is stirred to the fighting: pitch.

Now. snrelv Sham in this case is not Sham when it carries so much with it and teaches so much. Other Shams So-called are as inappropriately named. Pillow Shams are not Sham Pillows nor Sham any things. They might Va onllewl tullant cnuirt nv -Vr.

lam strenri nr hi limn murt with at least some degree of ti tt apprupnaxeness. uc piuaw shanur they have been' and puiow snams, we suppose, tey wiu conunne io jiaM that is not a sham. In Pillow Shimsltymt'l must so call them we are able to offer you a remarkable choke at remarkable prices. Beauti- IT laa. a4aKAJ aaa mm Ma-A A-stUUl WtVAWA -VaV VUWJ A V-aW quisitely fine French Muslin, that are true value for VATl nv 4f and those in Mosaic-like work -s? -4 01 uiamoaa squares, max aave sold at a pair, you can secure now for 4.50.

Surely on am prices lor sucn See While on the Second Floor. ei T' a wa -fOUlU iUtaCU S4U a 25c and Ruffied ones mVSC, nor in 11 iTTMr 11 nn nr (Soums at 50c, 65c and 75c each. Sharp Notions O-l aas am aat taa at mm sas 9 a.a wa.a-r saSMW va-aW a-f-abe ay their points as fine, their polish tiner. Sctssors Scissors Scissors, 5, 6 and 7 inches long: 25c a pair a sharp cut and; no mistake. The Sale I Of Ladies Low-Cnt Kid But-ton Shoes continues to-day and to-morrow.

The sale price is $2.25 a pair; after the sale the -1 a regular j3 price wiu DC established. Lower Floor Norway Pine Step-Ladders the conYenient 7-feet lengtlt fastened with iron brackets and of undoubted safety, usual price Friday and Saturday 95c Kaec. Seventh aad Gaorra ttt. AJCVSX1C1 m. PROF.

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