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ohp Opprolor AUTOMOBILES. Tor Sale. THE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR knows the numbers that you caliy no matter where the par ties are, she surely gets them all. And when out-siders ask for you, she acts with second sight; to some you're "out," to others "in" and each time she is right. Along there comes a lineman and she makes her last connection; a "want ad" of En- quirer worth will cure 1 your deep dejection.

Canal 1709 call Th "Wut Ad" Directory. DOWN GO PRICES ft MBaiODO POfflo TTod ffioow OVKRLAND FOUR TOURINO NEW OVKKI.AND FOUR TOURINO lVI FORD COITPE FORD ClUUPB Hit FORD SEDAN IKilKlE TRUCK I9I CHEVROLET TOl'RINO; REBUILT TiWLi CO. OAKLAND TOUHI.NU Hi OAKLAND COUPE: SEE THIH JJH POIXJE 4-DOOR SEDAN; Plmh 1917 MA.W CIjI, nuAlini Ml; nuns 1917 Hl'ICK D-46 TOUKINU IK.IKiK TAX1CAB; RUNS GOOD 1911 FORK ROADSTER nRI COUPE; RUNS GOOD 1036 GILBERT AVE WB HAVB GUARANTEED THE A50W For WE AKK ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED TO RE-ARCH AND REPLACE LEAVES. UltlVU YOUR CAR OR TRUCK INTO OUR SERVICE STATION. THE KELLY SPRING CQ MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY.

1141 SPR1NO OROVE AV. ImWSTOWK SERVICE STATION. 1011 GILBERT AV. ABOUT BO PATTERNS OF FOF ER1 CAP FORD PLEASURE, DELIVERY AND EXPRESS BOLV ALSO A FEW FORD CARS, TRUCKS, BUSSES AND BUS BODIES. AMERICAN WAGON AND TRUCK BODY BUILDERS, W.

COR. EIGHTH AND SYCAMORE STS. 1 At 920 York Cin'ti, Ohio. 1IN Hulrk coup: llks new: been driven miles; new cord tires; a beauty; liu' ICshi louring car; been driven 4.001 lies; new cord tires; eitra good motor; Ml. HI! Hudson urr Sli roadster; new tires and p.int; (too.

lilt Oakland srdan: new tires and paint; estra good motor; tl0. IHIBtU'irbakrr roadster: entire car In arsl-rlue condition; 1171. Paso Wut 1177. Open 7 a. m.

until nv ARM LEDER FACTORY REBUILT MOTOR TRUCKS Guaranteed. Convenient Tar THE p. ARMLEDER CO. TWELFTH AND Pl.TTM. tfeSa A14 MAKKs of ueed tara THs ci.Nt.iw- ATI CADILLAC WA.

t4S uuein none CINCINNATI AUTO PARTS AND e'KKt alntl CDMfADI WILL FIX MB UPI Tsrts Our Middle Nam. KIW AND USED AUTO PARTS Csrriad la stsck far sack aad evary saak af rar. Writ see us and save i ts 10. 714 WALNUT aTRaUET. CANAL TI.

Open Sunday Msmlng. 1 CHANDLER DISPATCH. Gead enndltion; bargain If soM at one, 3144 Mnnteomarv Evansten. Wood burn 940 H. CHCVHOI.ET 19JI 4 0 Srdsa demooetra tnr: in Mrvlrs I davs: ll.li.

fHKVKOLET MOTOR COMPANY. 114 Rare St. Canal 471. COI.B EIGHT raadater. 102 model, newly painted; nrst-clasa MBdlllOD, Call Mil wahh.

Ci I'anal 114. DORRI8 t-aaasnter llmoualD; skeotri llgkU aad tartar; goad; cheap. Waadbura in R. tf-Su II-AR-141I tauring. Pbsas) Mala III or in i niin Trust Hlflg.

sWYICk ALU BAUER AUTO SALES CO. TERMS. ill SIXTH ST. fl4-lfaS rnRD COUPE UN, In excellent oaadl- eirs: ST4. HUsnd 41 T.

rat AUTO PAR1Y AND SALVAGE l.itwetv wmi am this arecb tliulaaa Onrlne Im lJ ku till Ur. Mrer plsra aiaxvtRi.i, good rwaalat eendlties: cheap 441 K. Pearl St. I NEW AND USED TRUCKS CASH OR TIME. i THE Ai lit BLiHIT IlU-ie KI'IIINll fllllVI AV.

)l7-ltM'F PRICE REDUCTION SALE $150 to $500 Former "II Hup louring; seat ravers 171 l- Huirk Sia roadster 1 Pint ITI IS kib- si Eight cord I.IM la '(handler touring; cardi 7 1.IM Eight tearing: aaaa. il '(hiiw ron) ltts bumper I.4M nfm; rwrd Ureal Sal Priea 411 411 Ml lit IN l.tl l.lil i.m I. IN K' 'Hill' t'tes "J' vip; cara iirw. i cps; ceet.N I. I 1-PaaaeatN I.

card tire. I 1.7 .7 11. IN in l.iaa I lit tovring I. 1.440 ery eveniHg Ywa lecettes. THE PFAFF MOTOR CAR CO MElirUrt and Ollaarl A.

Yladk-t, 'a Oaaal ITM as4 Ult. AUTOMOBILES. For Sale. I0 S7S sts 404 600 374 700 94 1.U0 Hi 575 S06 230 276 Upholstering; Repainted UUOD CANAL 4422 IJf STOCK SPRINGS, KELLY Quality. PEEKLEHM automobile tor snlr.

19:0 model: driven 10.000 mini be wld at once, leaving cltv; make me un offer. Ol.AHBEH. Rooms It and ti. P.urnet Hotel. I to II s.

m. 7 SOME GOOD USED CARS. THE WEI.EON MOTOR CAR "ill and Walnut it a J.HtfoSu TIRES ALL MAKES. ALL SIZES. 6.OO0 MILES.

3x8 J8.76 I. 6REENWALD TIRE TV. Csi. Ninth and Raea Cln'tl, O. Canal 4401.

apll-tMu TIRES RETREADED By our procaaa. Reader wonderful service. Oive it a trial. THE nUCKKYfc TIRE Ill K. Eight sl jeH-llTuWF THE ROBERT H.

WHalAT CO. Soma goad used tars. 104 otlbert av. Ifogu USED TRUCKS Capacity from to 5 tons ton he Citizens Motor Car 42 W. McMicken.

Truck Dept. Canal 4110. USED TRUCKS mn SALE. New eiprrsa body, for 1 or I St loa truck. at ons third cost.

III! READING ROAD. I WSNTOM WE HAVE A FEW SLIGHTLY USED TOURING CARS, COUPES, LIMOUSINES WHICH ARE UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED THE PUBLIC. SEE THEM, DRIVE THEM, HEAR OUR TERMS AND GUARANTEE BEFORE BUYING. The Cincinnati Wlnton Oak and May SU. Phone Woodburn 047-8.

Oarages. GARAGE Kxcollent location roily equipped; latne. arm press. ELSTKM, Kings Mllla Obi. HOWARD flARAdR III Broadway and 111 K.

cna size urn GARAGE $99.00 QUALITI GUARANTEED. la lntia P-olt lorether. Erect lf. A Saturday after' pMtlm. awls.

nailing. Ouaraalasd rigid ind dlrabUt II deslgasi II inglV wt 1l. stueew-llk. Reck-bottom price. Quick delivery.

Call t-dy. Phon writ fo rftEE Oarag Catalotw AII7. Opes dslly. Including Satarday. 0 a.

as. to 1:3 p. av TUB NORWOOD SASH AND DOOR MFQ. COMPANY. Care Vln St.

Vwunlala tquar. Pboo Mala 1Mb tf Auto LUtr. SHIP rt IHtiaHToN THANSrER OstPANT. EltXII.kHS EXPRESS, steblished Iit7. Claolasstl.

Masnllia. Ml4dl4n aad riaea deer 4r. 4 TrCNKS called and dllrd; moving II II houn will rwatrmet wltk any I IS 31 aewVeSE oraTiuii, Wart IMl We IO. THE EN QU IKE 11, CINCINNATI. 'FRIDAY, JUIiY 1, 1021 HOUSES FOB SALE.

J. HOTT. TmMh Caraor. real uUlt man. will really sell your property.

Call X. C' MM aaa Avon AVONDALB 7S7 Obolaon 7-room ti. sleeping poroh: same. HWHH! REALTY CO. Canal 4061.

BOND HILL A pretty l-room atucca bungalow en a etc lot MxltO; sleo. a good garage; hotiM ha avery bulli-ln feature, with hand-painted lc future; na hardwood floora French wlndowv uod aeraans and awnings to ba loft with houee; rail (or appointment J. J. DOWNEY, Canal lilt. 1 BUNOALOW I data; X.

room; modern; up to icn by aoDolntmanL Park 1 EVAN8TON. Queen Anne of i room; modern; deep cemented baeement: laundry tray, combination tarn are, electricity; line bedroom and a modern bulb on second floor; lot Jit 101. 15,800. J. DOWNEY, 411 Main St.

Canal Mil. 1 rOli 8 ALU Three-room cottar. furnUuM a lo, for KM; Bklrley, lad. Inquire ii Vine Dayton, Ky. swie-ltFHu ItAKTWELL Hera I a food proposition in a stars and dwelling; newly painted; located in tb bUMiwas uistrlct; has 1 rooms and storeroom, wltb steam best and all mod.

couvenianuoa; this la a Kd paying proposition and can be ugat cheap; price 14.10. J. J. IX) NBY. Canal 1441.

1 HARTWELL Modern i-ramlly frams; n.wly painted; rooms; plenty ahads; (arete or chlottin kouse; cars ona block; Millng chanp account buatnes cAngv Valley 431 owner. 1 HOU8E8 FOR BALE! HYDai PARK AND WALNUT HILLS 1 1 modern residences, large lots, MU to US.UOU and I IS. 000 to 116,000. HKNKY c. Hole Agent, First National Bank Building.

Tolsphone Main 1711. 1 HTDK PARK. A DANDY 3-FAM1LY HOUSE, rooms first floor; 4 rooms and bath second Boor; electricity; newly Anlshed inside and out; eeparst entrances; separata meters, Ac; garage; lot is 40x121; owner wishes to. sell quickly; asking 11.366. J.

J. DOWNIY, (II Main St. Canal 111. 1 KNOWLTO.V8 CORNER Hamilton tor and fixtures; "-room flat; all everything goea for 110.600: tJ.000 cash. Canal UK J.

DOWNEY, 111 Main St rout. KOSSUTH ST. No. 10U. sn-room arlrk; flrst-clsss condition; now bringing fit monthly; terms 1500 cash, balance 'as rent.

ATTORNEY RUBEN-BAUM. No. 406 First National Bank. Main 064. 1IT.

ADAM8 Six-room (rama; good neighborhood; this housa is cheap. A. J. HOKF. Wdbrn.

1IJ. Avon 4211 X. MT. AUBURN Hrlok; two 3-room nats; 10 minutes from city; flrst-clsa condition. A.

J. HOKF. Wootlburn IMS and Avon 4111 X. NORWOOD HEIGHTS. A BEAUTIFUL BIX-HOOM HOME.

Large living room; hardwood floors; built-in features; garage; this is an ideal borne. M.760. t. J. DOWNEY, 21 Main Ht.

Canal 1111. 1 OAKLEY hour-room bungalow: both: Juet Anlshed; prha 1400 down, til per month; about ilk squares from Oakley rar. Inqulta at 3DII Ulimors oukley. 4 SOUTH NORWOOD. t-nOOM FRAME.

Deep rrment liasemen. good furnace, electricity, sic. one block from cara 16.200. J. J.

DOWNEY. (21 Main 81, Canal. 1192. 1 SOUTH NORWOOD Regent buff brick; 4 bedroom, tile bsth. hardwood floors; dnubin gsrsgr; lot iOxIS.

A. J. HuFF. Woodburu Kit and Avon 4211 X. 9 THE houss yoj wsnt, Just where you wast It, at a substantlsl saving.

will gladly show you how ws can accomplish thla Call and see our beautiful dleplay. Room 10, Carew Hide, at Fountain aquara Phon Main 1001. Open dailr until I p. m. Ak for MIL SMITH, tf WALNUT HILLS I lark berry St.

lt-atory preasrd brick, slate roof; first floor three rooms and reception hall; second floor 4 rooms, bath room and I finished attic rooms above; ga. furnace; arranged for 1 families If desired; lot III -v-faet deep, overlooking the river; room for gsroge; pries for a quick aale; owner leaving city; can arrant; for terms; shown by appointment only. FIDELITY REALTY CO. Woodburn 1484. Jell-ltTuFBu WALNUT HILLS FLAT Bt.nO., No.

1M4 Ptimont Sresaad brick: two 4 room flats and one -room flat; batb to each; hardwood floors, Ac; double gsrsse. Csll for sp-pointmrnt for Inspection J. J. DOWNEY, Canal lilt. I WALNUT.

HILLS. A beautiful bom of I rooms: wlra-eur' brick, French doors, hardwood floor; built-in features; cozy and complete; lot 40110; csn be bought very reasonable; located near Kden Park; call for appointment. Canal 1 1ts. I WINTON I'LACBNo. 7U Kroome brtek house.

7 rooms and Anlshed attic; well located, near school: one block from car line; lot feet; beautiful eh rubbery, girden and Illy pool. Then Park 411 X. 1 1 Here Is a nice stucco, tarsi house on im hou.a hss I rooms, all strictly modern snd up to date; good iarago and lota of shade; hss svsry possibl convenience available; terma are easy. J. J.

DOWNKT. Canal I III. 1 711 W. SEVKXTH 3-story hrlrk. I rooma toilet and bath; rental 1(1 per month.

1041-4 Central I (tore and Sat; houee of II roams; rental III! per mo. J. CALDWELL. 111! Central av. 4 LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLEN. BULL TERRIER Whit and Avon 1441. ksward. tan. Call 4 LOST Utile blaok dog.

shaven cl with hair left long on head and ears: whit st res on chut; tuft curly hair a tail; lost st cor. Fifth and Vine; reward. 34 Wiggins Block. Fountain squar. 1 "LOST.

A I.I. SENSE OK PEAR. LltUTKNANT KMKllaOM, CONRV IHI.AND. LOST Cameo brooch In down-lown die-trtct, Monday; reward, l. Woodburn 411 L.

1 FOUND. FOUND Runch of keya Call at KROHN-KKCHHEIMLIt CO. THE 1 WIST VtRGIJJIA CHABTZSS. racial. BisrsTca Taa squits.

Charleston, W. Jun 36. Charter kav been (ranted from th Secretary ef Ststt's efBce th following coneerns: Superior Drug Company, Charleston; capital. 1111.166; Incorporators. William O.

Barn hart. Andrew S. Heran. Barnard J. Pettlgiaw.

Alvia J. Barahart aad Jsba Koran, all of Cbarlaaten. T. Yoa Construction Company. Hunt ington.

W. Va-i capital. 1.I06; inoorpo-ratora. T. 1.

Van. 1'. P. prralde, Fells Yon and Mary Yon. ef Huntington, and E.

J. Brandt, of Kenova, W. Va. Nordlaw Usal company. Clarkahure nr Va I csplul, incorporator.

Charles Wandron. It. Starr, O. V. Oliver, J.

S. Held aad Uuy H. Murnaid of Clark- burg. Hlcvenln National Home. Thomaa Va; capital, Inrorporaiora A.

Su-dr, Jhu Urbee, Joseph MieksVirh. Anton Osrstksr and ll.mn I'ekal, et Thomaa Virginia Ulg Vin Coal Comnanv. cum. norland, capital, IncortMtra- ton. W.

et. Daveni.ort. a. M. Jeffrie and A.

Mclioweil, of Thomas. W. W. S. Cunningham aad C.

K. Hetsr, ot Cum- nenana. Cook Oil company. Pittsburg. Penn.

capital, jvv.e; incorporators, Henry Twand, mom ernes, Harry I. Neamaa and Joeaph it. Jacl son, of l'Ut-kurg. aad K. O'Hara, of Kvaua City, ftiinsylvaaia.

beckley Wllsrd Bakery. Berkley, W. capital. Ili.166; Incorporator, C. C.

Dunn. R. N. Frach. C.

H. Mador, W. W. Koiner and V. Cottle, of Becklry.

Strtnser A Springer Construction Company, Wheeling. W. capital, none Riven; W. R. Sprlnser.

E. F. nlierson and leorse A. Blackferd, of Wheeling; M. J.

avhwsmherger and A. Tegsnlsn. of Martin's Kerry, Onto. Herd Construction Company, Huntington. W.

capital. 11.600; Incorporator, E. S. Herd. O.

a Hunt. P. A. Hord snd J. E.

Hord. of Huutingten, and M. R. Huhhard. of Atlanta.

Ga. Mattineburg Atnuaement Company, Mar-thisburg W. capital. 1 lacor. poretere, Harry M.

Crnnrali. Joph slrgaa end Reginald M. Our, of Wgib-Ingtm. D. Cl H.

P. Thorn and It, Emmert. of Mrtinbur. WUIiamaon Prait and Provlslsn Company. Williamson.

W. Va I capital, 1100 40; Imerperttor. Ireland Jamee. B. Earlv, I ant B.

SI even. Harry Scherr and A. B. Scott. William.

WUIIsmso lr and Cold Stnrag Compear, Williamson; rapllal, ineor-peratora. Mark H. Riassrll, M. T. Persuger.

M. S. While, W. II. Braaooa aad M.

D. Btekts, wmlaataaa. in In Is i I REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING Papers of Incorporation of the Boss Service Company, with a capitalisation of $104,000, are telng prepared, the concern having arranged to take over the brewery property of the Oambrlnus Brewing Company, southeast corner op Twelfth aad Sycamore streets. The former breery to be turned Into a garage. Among those interestee, the move are William Boss, Edward Wilbur Krehblel and Andrew Jauch.

The property recently was bought In the heirs of the Christian Boss ea-tjkCt when that section of the brewery was offered at auction. The company, turn, will take title from the mem bers of the Boss family. William Boas to be President of the company. Flans for general changes of the buildings are. to be by Ren digs, Panzer Martin.

The deal takes In buildings located on a lot 200 by ISO feot, extending to Elliot street The brewery, now of Ave stories, is to be reduced to two Soors. A general gar age business Is to be conducted. There will be room for the storage of 300 machines, exclusive of the basement which is to be used for a different kind of business. Other sections of the Gambrlnus biewery, Including the stables and storage buildings, were sold earlier in the year, the deal of yesterday eliminating the plant as a brewery. This is the fourth holding of the kind to disappear from the Cincinnati market since the advent of prohibition, the others being tho Bellevue Brewing Company, bought for storage purposes; the Moerleln Brewing Company and the Kaufman Brewing Company.

XX Robert H. Bramkamp, owner of the Buckeye Wrecking Company, Is about to take title to the property, to K3 West Seventh street, which he has been occupying for his business since 1106. The' holding belongs to the Qroesbeck estate, which was represented In the negotiations by Miss Kate Resor. The lot, by 80 feet, sold on a basis of $100 a front foot. The property lies Just east of Freeman avenue.

Cleneay Noursr, brokers, yesterday closed a deal whereby Nathan Schlff takes title to the holding known as tn tyock, at the southeast corner of Esje and Edwards road. In Hyde Park. The seller was Otto Bets, drug-Xiat. The deal was negotiated several months ago, and under the terms the title was to go to Mr. Schlff on July The brokerage firm sold for Mrs.

Horace H. Lee, Philadelphia, the two-story frame dwelling, Ueerfleld place, in Wanut Hills, to II, W. Dressier, the present tenant, who paid approximately $300. Harris Plates and Morris Schorr have bought as an Investment the store und flat building, 1IJB Vine street, the seller being Victor Htange, who re-cvlved, according to the records, $10,000. The property, on a lot 13x110 feet Is now under Icaso.

Jim and Tom Kurlas pay $200 a month for the use of the basement of the northeast corner of Fifth and Elm street, this being disclosed when the lease from tho Pavtnn Restaurant and Baking Company was filed ot recordl yesterday. Mr. Harriet Dornoll acquired throogh M. Y. Cooper, broker, the seven-room frame residence, 14u Klruey avenue, ML Auburn, from Mrs.

Bertha Downey tor $0,000, the iot being feet. XX Henry Eleevys, real estate broker, sold to Mrs. Ida M. Holmes the two-and-on-half-story frame dwelling. 3XL8 Spokane avenue.

Walnut Hills, for Thi buyer recently sold her home In Dayton, through the same agvnL Contracts are being let by Anton Hleg, architect, for the construction of orlcK bunsalow at the northeast cor ner of Deckebach avenue and Riddle road. In Clifton, lor HarJtd Jacobs, feed merchant XX' Olen M. Boyd has told through W. W. attorney, the two-family frame residence, northeast corner of tyamble and Conant avenues.

In Madiaonvllle, ts) W. J. Orlesfcr, ot th same plaor, he paying IT.dOO, F. E. Pflanier, car foreman In the Bis Four yards at Ivorydalt, will resnde at J374 Harper avenue, Norwood, having bought th frame residence of H.

T. Kmcry, throush the Charles H. Williams Bxal Kstate Company, for approximately The lot is feet. The Petri Market Dank yesterday made application for a permit to alter the (tor room of th Livingston Building. Seventh and Race streets, recently acquired by It, for banking purposes.

The proposed Improvements will approximate 121.000. The value of property Improvements. Including new buildings am. alterations and repairs, for th month of Jun aggregated tl.414.110. During th month permits for 41 brick residences wer applied for, their value being estimated at I17M10; 71 frame residences, value garages, 18L value.

school buildings. 1 valu tenements, one, value, alteration permit. 217, value of Improvements, repair, 104 ptrmlta, valu of Improvements Comparative statement of sJl permits Issued for the month of Jun: Cost of No. Permits. 11 1,064 11101.3(5 11211.107 Improvements.

901.100 1.187.170 Comparative statement of all permits Issued for six months: Cost of No. Permit. Improvements. 1U 5.004 $1,574,71 1920 7.951.010 19211,727 1.171.120 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. (Tax Indicated In tranafsra la affixed st th rat of 19 cent for every 144 or fraction In valu af property conveyed.) ANDER8oVf TOWNSHIP Emmet E.

Jen son to Chsrle M. Eastwood, tract af land In Sure 441 In Androa Taw- hip; Il.tlax 40 cools). ANDERSON). TOWNSHIP Alpha Ik Scott I John E. nd Anna K.

Daugherlv, tract ef land In Survey III la Anderson Township: It (tax II 40). ANDERSON TOWNSHIP i August J. Itnapp io si. IOt Charles E. Hoove' Aral subdivision.

Anilsraoa Township; II (Ux II lit. AVONDALB Irma A. K. ijanaban la William II. Wilson, contract Mil 111 Blair avenue for 16.1(1.

AVOND ALE Henry H. Smith Hoary Davie, 7 by II feet on eoutb aid of Forest avenue. In Avoadale; $1 (tex 11 44). AVON DALE David Prelmaa William l.lpson. contract I Mil 111 Maliah avenue (r 14.14V CENTRAL, ELM STREET Clara B.

th In riatchar 4k IMtsr a. My favr aad a half years' leas fro oa July 1. lilt at st ore re at 41 Klaa trt; sooeitbly rant 111. CBNTRAL. FIFTH STREET Th Paytoa Restaurant aad Baking Campany to Jim and Tom M.

Kurlas. three years' leas from June 1. 121. of basement at north east corner of Fifth and Kim (tree monthly rant lf. CENTRAL.

ELM STREET Kate Sokup te Rudolph M. Llnuav. ii bv 111 feet oa weet side of Elm street, li fact south of Elder street; 11. CENTRAL. ELM 8TREKT Emll Helfee- nader to Frank Yunger, two years' lea from July 1J1.

of premise knows as 1I4J Elm street; monthly rant 10. CENTRAL. BREMEN STREET Mlna fills to Adolph O. Woest, 41 by 74 feet on west side of Bremen street, lit feet north of Fourteenth atreet; II (tax $1). GRANT STREET Franca Wlttrock to Adam and Gertrude uenier.

IS bv feet on north aide ef Orant atreet, between Elm aad Canal itreeta; 1 (tax li s). Frances Wlttrock to Sarah Hall, II by, 0 foot on north side of Grant street, between Elm and Canal streets; II (taa 4 CENTRAL. VINE KTRltCT Victor L. siang to Harris L- Plater and Morris Bherr, 13 by 10 feat on wast aids of Vlns stmt, II feet south af Fifteenth street; (tu 111). CVNTRAL.

VINE STREET Deftrltt Balch to Is dare and Samuel Rosenberg, II years' leV from July 1, 1111, of premise known as till, lit and lilt Vlns street annual rent 11,110, privilege ot purcnaa at CLIFTON Onatave Adrian to Cara E. Adrian, 4 by II feet on north sld of Wood avenue, 133 feet wst of Middl- ton vnue, la Clifton; 1 tax 3 II). COLE RAIN TOWNSHIP Beta of Wll Ham B. Huston to Emma L. Huston.

II.il acres of land on Wllley road, In taction in uoierain Townanip; COLLROE HILL Anna Elvln to Bmllla Uavronov, Lota 31 and II In William Dlnkelaker's subdivision In North Col- lege Hill; II (tax 1 10). COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Richard O. Swing to William Cord. 1.34 acre In section zi and It tn Columbia Town' hip; (tax 10 cants). DKER PARK Gertrude F.

Foster to Anna Morley, Lot 74 In Henry J. Schulte's second addition to Deer Pi II DELHI Milton Baylor te John and Frlscllla Wbalen, Lots 411, lil, 441 and 411 In J. A S. H. Uoodln'a subdivision In ledustry; li (tax i cents).

EAST END Rachaal Chapman to Prank spams, is py lis feet on north Slda of Eastern avenue, 13 feet west of Stltea street; 11. Frank Sparks to Eva It T. Lukens, same property; It (tax IS it). Mary A. Adams to Frank Sparks, same property; 1.

deorge 8. Crapssy to ssme, same property; 1. HYPE PARK William Lehmkorlng to Julia C. Sullivan. 4i by 160 fust on northwest coiner of Marburg and Erie avenues; ft (tax 10).

HYDE PARK Malcolm McAvoy to Athol V. Jacksou, acrea on Llnwood roiAl; also, tract of land bii Van Dyke avenue; II (tax 111). Athel V. Jackson to Louis Mowbray. asm property; It (lax 111).

HTDR) PARK Otto E. llati to Nathan Schirr, 11 years' lease from July 1. 1W1. o. premises on south Ht corner of Erie Svenu nf El want road; rent 11,030 per quarter, with privilege of purchase at litl.tluS.

HYDE PARK-Frances P. Murphy to Stella Kltswllson, 10 by 140 feet on north aids of Ziegle svenue, tn Hyde park; 1 (tax KENNEDY HEIOHTS-'Magdalena Wllhelm to Charles ITsehler, by IM fret on ssst side of Coleridge avenue, 100 feel south of Klrkup street; II (lx ID. MT. AUBl'RN-EllsabcUl A. Smith to Mbl L.

Smith. 41 by IW 01 Au: Dorchester avenue, bum avenue; SI (tax II fr). MT. ACIUIRN-Mary T. Role to Minnie Hlrry, 41 feet on south sld ef Albion place, feet ast of Auburn avenue; 1 tlax 14 JO).

MT. Al'BirRN-Bertha O. Downey to Hsrrlet K. Darnell, 44 feet on north elde of Kinsey avenue; tl (tax (I). MONTGOM RAY George P.

Huaton et l. to Warren K. Ferrl. Lot In ubdlvlslon of Montgomery; IJOO (tax 00 cent). NORTH BBND-Ellrabeth L.

Hsymsn, executrix, to Msrgsret Lots 21, Zi. 40, 41 end 42 in Koselaad Hrls.hu subdivision In North Bend; 1 (tax $1), NORTHS1DE Chsrles Vogt to John F. Prleasmsn. Lot 50 in Hargartt R. Poor' flrsl subdivision In Ounmlnsvlll; $1 (teg $4 60).

KORTHSIDIS Frank J. Langenbach to William and aUrgle Auel, Lot 33 and In Stoffregen A Schulta' subdivision, knean as 171 Osss avenue; $1 (tag i. NORWOOD-Wllbur Crjttom lo Bertha Hllsemssel. 37 by 140 feet on north slds at Nprwosd avenue, to feet west of Marton avenue. In Norwood; $1 (tax PRrCV HIU-Th Ml.

Harrison Realty Company to John O. Rkhards, Lot 117 IS I'eter Ncff'e subdivision; $1. PTWCB HILL Alfred Vogel to Nellie Pel-ten. 30 by lo feet on west side of Bold Fac rdld, on Prio Hill; II (lax 3). SYCAMORE lOWNSHIP-Frank P.

Yost Herbert A. Seubert, about 2S acres of land In Section In Bycamor Township; Si (tax 4 DO). WALNUT HILlJt Florence M. Ia ts Henry W. lHalr.

fS by II feet on west slds ef Deerfleld place; 11 (tax ID. WALNIT MIIJJ Howll E. Brooks to I J. and Viola Searcy. i hy 10 feet on west slds of Kenton street, 7i feet south (tax $1).

of Wilkinson uct; WALTERS ESTATE Sarah A. McCall to Eugene Cain, part af ixt ii in suidi vision of Henry Walters estate: II (lax ii cents). west end Anna Abler Baton and sld of Harrison avenue. 16 feet west of A. and Amelia Howell.

Lota I. 3 and 1 In uhdlvlslon In Rlverklde; 1 WEST END Frank J. Mattls la Michael end Catbarln Bock. II by lot feat on wast sldeof Westsrn avsnus. 71 feet JL nr.oi iienjamin uevinaon lo Anna Uvlnsonrundivided lnter.t in It by 16 teat en uat strrai; also, .6 hy io feet I been congeatra tor momns.

0UlA of atreet; sleo. I ignf.Brt, who Is acting as th repre-31 by I feel on south side of Barr Ahmn etreet: al, II by 166 fet oa south slds lentallv of President Obreron on th tlsst street: sleo, li by II fret south aids of Barr street; II (tax II). WE8T END Bernard II. Jan seen to Stepbsn McKeon, 16 by 11 feet on north aid Oeliler etreet; II tux II it). Mortgages rilsd.

Rom M. Slurwold to Olenwsy L. t.l It Harris L. Plates to Cltlun' Olfl A L. Co Sam to Victor L.

Stang Hoary Rolr to Henry Rom Adlr Southern Ohio Savings Co Eugene Csln te Sarah A. Eva H. Ljkrns to Columbia B. A L. A.

Co, Sam to Frank Sparks Stella rttiwllson ta Hyd Park A Co Sam te France P. Murphy Emma Huston lo Oeorg R. g. baum Joseph Bergman to Wlnton Plac B. A Co.

Edward Kattleman to urn Clara 1. Logaa to Provident Saving B. I T. Co Sarah L. Robert to Brighton B.

A T. Co Mary B. Kyle te llsdlson B. A. No.

1 Thomaa J. Wlggina to same Harriet R. Darn all Twenty-third I 164 1.11 2,66 1.464 141 1.566 I.V7J 4 046 1.164 1.144 2.4M 1,144 2.446 1. 1 04 1 114 1.164 I 751 l.llt 1.2U 1.114 4.166 1.406 1.1M 4li warn u. A.

I. Sam to Bertha O. Downey August lurry to lllllsdal L. A B. Company Frank J.

Abt Antonio Home L. A Ids ronradVto Hlilsd'sle A B. Co. Anthony Hahn to Antonio Home L. A B.

Co Ssm to tl. J. ltsllker William K. Wad lo Otto Panoltl William Auel tu South Sld L. A B.

Co Minnie Clark lo same Anna Levlmon to Benjamin Levin'. son Bmllla (iavronov to Exrrllenl L. A B. A. Jesse A.

Howell to Llston Avenue B. A Co, Anton Becker to Allemanla L. A B. A. No.

I Bernard Vaeke to Sllvertun L. A B. Co, Herbert A. Seubert ts Frank P. Yost David J.

Searcy to Iloewell F. Brook Msbel Frurh to Woodburn Avenue A B. Adam Mentor to Eagl A A L. Sarah Hell to same. Oscar RaMnovIt Court Street Market R.

A S. Co Henry W. Dreeeler to Clifton Height A B. Co. Charles Wllller earns Same to Mm Nellie Pel ton to Warsaw Avanue A I 1.166 111 1,144 1.614 1.7S4 1.304 1.141 4.166 1.14 1.114 I.4M 2.114 A L.

Co Ella Nordhelni Molmn Liberal 1.14 I. a i.AMMmB IUI I. I 1,71 i. v. Nellie te J.

Sherman W'e, gold Henry Davl Loesntlvill B. A S. Co. Xortfag Cancld. lit lt6t Herman Stang.

H. O. High- I I Joseph W. Kahler Amelia Up- port Oeorg Oueother Ladlow Aveau L. and H.

Co Edward Mailr rarl Market 1.364 l.ltl Vt li 1 1.666. 1.464 WEATHER CONDITIONS Am Report! By TJnltsd SUtets- partment of Africtiltur- Th following tabl shows th stat th weather at th place ma- tfoned. as indicated by th Yfaathar Bureau at o'clock last Bight. 'ne- tleth meridian time: 5 Place of Place af Obearva- tiea. ATLANTIC STATES UPPER MISS.

VALLEY Keokak.SSIt OP Monlml 74 S4 .54 .11 Cy Nortafirkl 70 Cy Bostos S3 I 01 New York 71 A'titkCitjr 71 Spr fd.III. 93 St Louis. .11 90 Ceire II 91 tC Cy OCy Heaps rsoripiu 73 71 1.43 Uy B'msburg 74 st Bilt.awra 74 tl 0 W'tkindoa74 l.M Cy MISSOURI VALLEY Rerid, Mo.74M aaa Uly.n rj tPi tC Cy OC tc tc tc I Pi as Coaeonbs 81 Caa .90 9 Nortolc. .74 .47 ..7 Hittena 71 S2 Csareetsn.81 JIuMtiU 71 .34 OCy OCj MC Stoat City 91 9 Vibal iw. 9198 91 MCy Moarhesd 94100 Btasavek MIM Dev.

Laks.90 91 WUEstoa. 90 Ol'Lf STATES IK OPe MCy ..7 l.M OR RY. MOUNT REGION .11 Cy Vkksbqrf N.OIoss.M 91 Hinveport.M Ft.Smith. 0 LittleRock.ll II SO Gilveioa. HI CCtrisu.

ti IS MCy 73 10 KslapdL. tl Bone ...84 84 Pocstruo. SS Yedowst'e 73 74 90 .16 88 OWyonniv 78 Rp City 90 N. Platte. 93 94 ML City.

91 88 91 0 Juact aM .81 Pueblo 82 94 D'se City 84 OtUkoea.M 88 84 A 91 El ram 91 Rorsel 90 91 flanUPe TI 1ajUif St OCy MCy 0C oc- 0 OC OC OC OPe OC OPe .01 Pc tCy 0C tC tC tC OPt tC IC tC tPt ftPf OPe 0C 0 el 0UI0 VALLEY Ptttsburg 71 II 0 ci nenburgSO ftl 13 Ccsinboj 81 Cioosmri IS I'sMHia Lwirrille. 10 Ersasvilk- 14 tO OP el Cy tc 00 .41 .11 PH .04 LAKE RKOI0M Bulf.lo. S4 OC PACIFIC SLOPE .70 71 .14 Cy lettbod. 74 74 81 84 Detroit. ..84 8S Parry Bd.

.80 fi S.Msri 84 90 Pt.Artlittr. 71 71 Ormftr. 84 tl Gr Haven. SO S3 RWsynl. S4 Chicwo.

80 84 74 OC OC 0C 0C 0C or. tc tc tc I'Uad rVallle II II 71 Roseburt 74 Wmneoi 81 0(y 01 Cy tCy tl Cy tC tC 4 Pt tC tC tC Knreks. aj Red Bluff Jt B.FiatA L. Afrke.7?M) Sn Diets 7t 0 cl t'PPEB MISS VALLEY M'srspnlktt 0 CAN. NORTHWEST St.laol 04 Msdiena 81 ksty 7t 94 Dnbuoue 93 Dirrnport! 94 Moines.

90 91 tc tc Winnieei.MM 9Pt .44 Cy MissmW71 Ml .91 tc Pr Albert 71 74 Btlllrfonl 7171 Kssilon 74 74 14 0 Clear. Partly cloudy. Cy Claud. Rain. Rank Rose Adler to Sou I hern Ohio Savings Rank Co Until.

In U.i I.Iih I I in Joseph D. Arn.lstcad lo Hyde Park and I. Co Mlll.iirl.a Im inH Cold Htorags Co. to W. N.

Hohsrt. 11,174 Mary Sauer to North Hyde Park II. and 1. Co. 6 666 1140 Chsrlea Htaigle to Lenox B.

and L. Compnny JoK-nh narrmin la Wlnton flavins Hank 1.56 Howell R. Osno to Fred W. Hlnkle. 16,666 Mitry R.

Kyle to Madison B. A. NO. 3 Hnnnsh White to same 1.606 I too 1.74 Oswald Ilirster to George W. Weber.

Bertha G. Downey to Ml. Adams H. snd A MarKnret Htutnpo to Hunt Street L. and Co Isrnel Weinberg to V'nlo Savings and T.

Frank J. Langenbeck to Central Falrmoant B. and L. Co Ksts So It up to Anna Lippsy Bernard Schuerman to Norwood Eagl B. and L.

Jesse A. Howell to Llston Avsnue and B. Co Ames Plgman to Charles E. Hoffman Ball W. Ttlmes to Woodburn Avenue and B.

Co Nam K. Crtsasll to 1 1 yd Park D. and I. i Bernard Vasks to Mllferd Horn Uulldlng Co Sarah 1.. Roberts to Walnut Hills 8.

and R. Co Mary Masker to Eagle S. and L. A. Obarles Vogt to South Side and H.

Co, Sam to Llda Smith Thomas A. Rysll to Harry J. Lehman Gertrude K. Koeter to Stlverton L. and B.

Co 4.640 1.101 1.666 1.666 lit 1.166 1.166 1,161 1.64 1,464 1.706 1 606 1.166 1.116 166 111 1.794 I AMERICAN CONTRACTS LOST i When New Chief of Kexlcaa SAUS I Beg-lns Work of Eevlslon. Mellco city. Jun contracts with several American firms 'from border points to Mexico City by by iumon P. Denegrl. who several days sgo took over the directorship Of th I national railway line.

Tne reason for his action was laid to be a desire to consolidate operation and yalematls the railroads, which hav Board cf Director of national rail ways, has undertaken radical change In the management there being a wholesale ousting ot alleged Incompe tent employees. CHILDREN ARE VICTIMS, Maysvllle, June $0. Oeorg Kirk, county agent, I expected to call the attention of the State Board of Health to under nourishment of children, which, he says, I prevalent In sections of Mason County. Many farmer, according to Kirk, ar sail ing thblr milk, cresm and butter, re talnina- little for family use. In In stances, he says, oleomargarine la substituted for butter for use of chit dren, MORE VALUATIONS MADE.

Washington, Jun to. Additional tentative valuation of railroad announced to-vlay by the Interstate Commerce Commission Included: Delaware and Northern, Deer-Ing Southwestern (Missouri), Lufkln, Hemhlll and Dolf (Texas). Tonoptb and Oold-field. $1,151,160: Caddo and Choctaw (Arkansas), Spokan international, tS.I30.0JS. OHIO CHARTERS.

i irsjut DisrsTi To ras list i tit. Columbus. Obi. Jun 3. Charter granted The Stanford Oil TVimpsnr, Cincinnati; llil.06; Morris Whitney Hsrrlinan.

Frank E. lterts.li, John A. Brawn, it. C. Islnger and Ihorg Kuhn.

Tk Tnsirnrr Building company. A. J. Thatcher. N.

I I i 4 I I SO Oct I 1 1 a. Thatcher, Chsrle Belcher, A. Urtner leeiand Tbompson II. Kiught. Ths Kerr-KIdd Compsny, New Mat.

I moras; 136.604, Vsugbn M. Kerr, William C. Kldd. K. Prim.

M. W. Kerr, A. W. Kldd.

a. 11. rrynr aim Aria rl. I'ryor. The Vdlkweln-Mllla Cominy, olumhus; 11.14; Oesrge Volkwein.

I. L. Volkwetn, Msurlc H. MIHv F. M.

Mllla. Olen Clark and W. RaiM. Th Hem City Reverses twmnanv. nprtngneia; its.ewn; micnaei Snn M.

Herrv. Mr Jan A. uw.ii.n. Miner, tit lioneri v. bwwtmnu aau rreaenck Stumpf.

Th Ilrewtter Lumber end Supply Com- pny. Brewster: I44.IU; W. rV humach, awing to in coat minrw sina over there, which Jbre month naa just, been eisu, aiiar truggla It I said in coat 's for us of the public utllltle ar tn Kingdom, and thr order rcmaia to filled. A number of loaded coal oargea were laxon oown io ine mini Wnciiswa. llldisnd' and Steuhenvllla to day, but there I little activity in river transportation at thla tlms.

Heavy rain all over tb upper valley keep up a good fool stare, a Indicated by th following: olnt bridge, 1.7 feet and rlalng; Davis Island Dam. I feet and rldng, wickets up; lieever Dam, I feet and rising, wicket op. I Whsellng, W. Va, Jnn It. River feet, pool stage.

Weather, rain ant warm. Departures: Ths Helen for Mstamoraa. at noon; Liberty, for Pittsburg. 1 p. Leroy In frVm Mstamoraa at 7 p.

m. Marietta. Ohio. Jun II. Rlvr II fet and rising.

Wsaihsr fair and warm. The Rainbow and Llbrty ap at noon. The General Wood up al I p. m. Parkersburg.

W. June II. River 11.1 leal and rising. Weather clear. Point Pleasant.

W. Jun It. Klver 7.1 feet snd falling. Weather cloudy and warm. Rainfall .31 or an men.

-i J. r. lower channel, gauge missing. The J. r.

Butts up to Dam li at 1 p. m. The Wm. Hmooi. transporter, from Pittsburg, up at 16 a.

urnwooi, rrom Cincinnati Pnmerav and returned at 1:36 a. m. Th k'leeher down for rortsmoutn li p. m. Cordill, rrom Pittsburg to cnar lesion, ai 4:3 p.

m. Oalllnolia Ohio. Jun 3. River II feet. pool tag.

Th Greenwood down for Cincinnati. Th K. P. Klesher down wltb tow. Weather partly cloudy aad hot.

Local ihowers. Portsmouth. Ohio. Jun St. River 11 feet and falling.

The Chris Oreene arrived from Cincinnati at 1:11 p. leaving at 116 for Huntington; detained throe hour en aeoosnt of fog. Th Greenwood due from Pemeroy at It o'clock to-night, leaving at I o'clock Friday morning for Cincinnati. Weather clear and warm. Mad Imb, June It The stage of the liver at 7 a m.

was 11.1 feat aad rising. Mlddleport, Ohio. June 16. River I feet snd falling- Local showers and warmer. Down: Tb W.

T. Bmoot, 7 m. Senator CordlU and Wit-fled, noon. Th flren-wood arrived till a m. and returned for Cincinnati at 1 p.

m. Evanavlll. Jaa It River I I feet and failing. Weather clear and warm. The Bar Queen te Tadurab; Hassl Hie, from Bowling Green.

MuatneM good. Paducah. June 14 Oauga reads I I feet, a rise of I I of a foot in 14 hours. Partly cloudy and hot. Arrived: Th Jo Norton Fall, from Nashville; Paducah.

tram Floreare, Ala. Departed: Th Clyde an I Norwood, for tho TeeifesM River with emptlee. Reliance, for Evansvllls, with raplle; Paducah. for Metropolis. III.

Oalr. Juno II. River 13.1 feet.a rise of 4 4 of a foot. Weather clear snd hot. Arrived: The Cairo, from New or-Iran with Sv ear gas msrrhsndlse.

Imparled: The Dixie, for Caruthersvlll; Cairo, from St. Loul with Mm low. St. Leal. Jun 14 Stsg of river ll.t feel, a row af 1.4 feet.

Memphis. Tea Jun 14 River II I feel, a rise of 1 1 of a foot In 14 houra parted: Tho Kaa Adams, to ArkanMt (My; Harry lo. la Roaedal; Eclipse, re. a eiat Landing; Nateket and tpw to SI. Leu la Arrival: Th Kstchet.

from New Orleans: usatning, lor oarwota; KclipM, frm Pecan I'oint. I Vlrkshur. Jun 34 Osus rasds III (ml a riM of 11 of a foot in II houra. boats l-day. Clear and warm.

SINEINCr FUNS STATEMENT. The conMlldated statement of the TruatMs of the Sinking rund of th city of Cincinnati teltowt: ASSETS. Ctih. redemption fund Cs.h. Interest fund SII.IM El svo.ia on 1 Sinking Fund Inveelment 19.04.1.717 4 Balance ta.sw.4liS as Total UAIIIUTISd.

General bonds Aasewmsnt bonds Tettl RECEIPTS. 4H SM.irt.Slt S4 SI 4 I tI i. Verio ua lnking funds 1M.M1 5A WVV717 41 BJU.IM 11 si.mi 04 I.a 00 an uo isjtu 3, 17 td Sen 3M US. 444 i e. redemption te.

Ihtertat 1.HMIMHI. I On. South. Rv. rent 1 fin.

South. Ry. inking fund. Hank Interest Sinking Fuu4 tarnlnga Rent. Interest payment of eoapont.

Sundries Total 1.114.11 US EXPENDITURES. I. I 1.743 foe 4. an xa 5. t.SKl Al.

I.I7 4 1.0C4.IIJ SI Iniereet evpenee Judgment I Helen. 1 nrnie Sundries Incom ver etpen llture I I AIII.1M OS IENTUCKY CHAPTERS. Frankfort. Jun 3 4. Article n.

corpora ties were approved by Sotrotary Stat Vaughn and charter Issued th (allowing Brwi: Oowlmaa Krothersf Olasgew; capital, 141.44. Inesrparator: W. H. Oosdraan. J.

I. Ooedmaa aad C. A. Oeedmaa. all Olaegew.

The Mera Petroleum Ompany. Bowling flreen; Increasing Its raidtal Mack from Itf.tM I llt.M and amemlln It artM-le I limit th snvawat Indebteda I lle.tr. isTBaaVkiAv- ier, jona sisnier, k. k. acnoit, Mariai 'Kelly and Marvin M.

Smith. I Tb Molybdenum Steel Process Compsny, CtsveiaBd; 14 veto Angela Palermo, Thne. Calalano. Pa J. Itart, LU V.

leter and L. A. Whllmaa. Th Poaltlv Lock Bolt Company, Cleveland; 1316.606; Hanry Jolley, H. I.

Par-menler, I. M. Oroil. MIHoa D. NeB and Jerome C.

Fisher. Increases! Tho Kfllciency Electrle Oampaay, East PalsotlBOi (ram 113.466 1114 404 The Cochran Really Compaay, T- 1 ledo; from 114.444 I 144,444. Th Emclsncy Electrle Compaay, raiMtiaei irest itvee i itv. THE RIVER. BIYZX STAGES.

B. Dspartmtnt of AjctUturs, Wsather Bureau. STATIONS STATIONS CiaouuuU 00137... 'Dam .11 1 0 II I I I I I t.7 II 14 1 7 0 4 I 0.1 Uaai I -a. a.

v.r v. Daa 41 I II I I I 1 7 4 I I 7.7 1.01 II 0.1 ClMUkMOg I I Psrkmburs .10 7 I More Ms). 1 I JeksaaoTiUe.i t.4 I Radford 1.1 I 1.1 Hlatos 14 SI Csira 33 0 t.l aaaa a rasa 1.9 0 .4 7 1 O.i Keokuk I 7 t.l Rt Loss) ..107 1.4 Kansas City.il.! Meaipsts 1 0 1 Littlt lt.l Heleaa IS 1 0 7 t.l Pt Plesssat. 7 1 14 usat 36..... I I 71 I I I 4 1 'IHm t.l New Orltaat.

I I 0.4 tk I I Blrer Fortcast. Cincinnati, Jan 3. The wicket are down at Dam 31 and ar partly down at other dams In th district, Th Ohio Rlvr In th Cincinnati district will not chang mucn rriasy. vy. tj.

Lievereaux. Weather clear. River 11.1 feet and falling. Business fair. Arrivals.

The steamsr Chllo, from Charleton and return; th steamer J. W. Hubbard, from Loulsvlll and return. Depkrture. The steamer Chris Oreene.

with Oaptala Elmsr Fanchsr la command, la to laav th wharfboat, foot of ayeamor street, at p. m. to-day, for Huntington, VY. aad all Intermediate point. The steamer ga l'4ty, uader command of Captain Jack Uadeabars, is laav th hart beat, foot of Main straat, to-da at I p.

n. for Loulsvlll. and! all Intermedial point. TELE01AFEIC. SPECIALS TO Trial CNQriRER.

Plttsrwg. r-av, Jaata Capiat Mai-colsa Mlack. Innrly anal 4 th ateaaM Istaad (jus, the wa-d by Captain oka V. Klein, mt thai ciiv. arrived ta rt with la gaaatia baou fraea petal t)a-snt the tiiv et 1M4.

a warts beat, aad the Handy Valley, aa oaearate, boat, tk as praliar 4 tea ktad ever seen la HitUburg. It has beats daiag earttratoa basiness in lb Keatwrky Ititer. aad aa breughl here tar a Ilk sarseea, Th Homer Smith aad the kuaabias are Ms euraona the ateanwre beias crow led every fteraoon and evening, and bath booked full to th end of tb aoaaan. A big party ha been booked from Johnstown. New castle.

Wbeellna and Wllkiaaharg for the nest trip dawn the Ohio River of th (learner Oenerel Wood, whoa It leave her on Saturday aftarnooa. Word was received 'from th I' poor Moongahla valley to-I day that more than 7vt.09 ton of eoal had been ordered shipped British porta. seaotav Btaravca Tassscmxa, 15 camp Sherman, Ohio, Jaa 10 Th transfer Brlgradler General Baxauel D. 8turgls, Camp Commaader, to th command of th Fifth DItIsIob, Camp Jackson, Columbia, "a C. was a-nounctd to-day, effective July Oeneral 8tursls ooranaaded thk1 J21htlth and Ninetieth Dlvlsloal OTreaa.

succeeded Major General b. F. Ulean. retired, ta th command of Camp Bharman. ALLEGED BTTRGLAB.

-Haxard, Jun Sft-rrad Smith was shot nd Instantly killed at Domino early to-day while, It charted, he was tooting, a store. H. It. Rice, a companion, was shot la th lea- and brought to a hospital her to." day. Condensed Time-Table of Cincinnati Trains To Principal Cities eSSMMVWIAeMM A dd bow "Caatrml StaaaV mrm vaJsBs mrnmmm DONVW awaaaaraaanawM -Daylight bavlag- mr WtjtEZZ Far Slum pie, traia aehedulew to teas al Sta p.

sa. "Central Ttaaa" dmrw Th Cincinnati Enquirer offer th f4-lewlng condensed tim tabl at traia)-iaavlog Olacioaatl for principal cSUm ml th oeuntry. Train leaving Cincinnati for Calcaur and St. Loul connect la thos title taa all point Weet. Change will bo mad from day ta day aa new ecoeouie ar annouacod by the time of departure of trains Is by Tb Enquirer.

aet guexaaiaad AKRON, OHIO Erie p. m. Pennsylvania 11:10 tui p. 1:06 p. a.

AnUKVILAJC, A. 4 Mutnarn 4:41 a. and 4:1 p. m. P.

ATUAMTA 'U and N. 1:11 a. sa. aad m. -winiiHir av sa.

S.l p. Sa. BALTLMOKK a Washlngtaa. aUUaMlNbMAJg, ALA. outhera-tlt sa, aad ti43 p.

sa. JU aad aa, 4:14 p. av and lirli p. sa? MMrTUN-, a and sl a. av aad tltTl and I 14 p.

a. CMATTANOOUA, TKN. -aoulbara 1 11 aa t.l sa. aad aau to. UliCAUU Ifsaa.

as. aad 1:11" aad P. m. U. U.

a ajesW, a-. e.ev a. aowa aad turn, 4i aad 11:44 p. sa. IU, i.

aad W. av 11:24 aad p. av tXK KLAMs and bi. L. 4:14 aad tdj 11.11 a.

tn. aud 13:04, 11:14 I I. sl, aad 11. ie p. sa.

IPena. Una u. sad m. CULiMxtlBeB, and G. and sa.

and (d) 1:11 aad p. m. u-U. and SL i and tU) a. sv'1 and 13.10.

I. p. aad 11:3 P- av Pan. id) 4:3 1:11 and 1:94 a. u.

aud like, J.li, lw aad p. av akAtTUN tak aad O. A av, a. av aad 11:14, 2:4 (U). 4:11 p.

av 4a) 4:44 ana iv.uv p. lu. C. aud av 1 aad 1:1 and (d) 11:14 a. av and ll.4, 11:46, Isus, s.vi, lto sue iw.

f. w. a-, aaa Sl id) 4:14 a. av nil a. su, p.

av OKTKOIT, MICH. tD. aad av and 11:14 and p. sv 'tt, c. aud SL s.ov a.

lu. and tiir p. m. Gil AMI KAPIDH, MICH. lP.nnayvanla i ia-oa mnA ia-.

and SL si INDIANAPOLIS O. aad St. I (d 7:1 a g. m.7lli ind sa, "ttS ill. t4t II s.se p.

1ACKSON.VILLE. 'South era I at aaa p. av KhOXVIUJC L. and 7:61 a. nv.

I It a. m. aad 1:66 p. m. Bouthenl -4 14 a.

m. aad 4:44 p. av aad 4:14 LOl'ISVBl-LE, KY. B- and 4:11 a. Br and .0 kM 9:14 av 1L, aaai-M.

7:19 m. sad 14:44 avTlT. 4:11 and p. av MMMlHiS, IKNN-'H. aad O.

II a. aad and 1:66 p. av Us aad lieu p. NASHVILLE, TE24N. tL.

aad lti4( a. m. and 4:14 and ll.il p. av MEW UUULANbv vA-StiUra Ry, 1:14 a. m.

and n. tu aad Iv sv aad 4:14 aaa p. m. and p. bv MEW YOKK a and St.

u. sad 11.V4. 1:, I 14 aadilS p. m. Il ena.

a m. aad 1 ii. 4 Id aad P. and MhV, uul 11. ti and p.

av aad (X li.je a. nv aad 1 .64 av tErssAlat P. SB. ItUKTOLK, VA- 0. aad a 11:34 tk Bv and p.

nv aad 4.44 and 4:3 P- nv PHlXAJJlU-rMlA. rKNN. tPeaae A a a. ea. aad 1-i.

4: aad a. eTT tad a ll: sv aaa st AM 'U I aaa sv av aad a. it nv PITTaBCKtA) PBMN. ea aad tPnalri. vani 4: a.

bv aau eitt aad d. nv ST. LOUIS, a (d) InHr a. av. a.

xo, aad 1:11 p. av ol 'cl and an. av, 11 teas aad' a-4! P. av TOLKDO, OHIO IB. aad a 1:4 bv.

I bv. 10. p. av JT ana sa. av aad UlSA P.

BV wTASMINbTON. D. C. tPeanaylvaafct i riT.i.- 1:44 a. BV ana bbw sm.

a 'aad 4A II nv aad 4:9 p. sv lOt'SW'TOWM. OHIO tErke 4:44 a. oh bv. (d) 1:14 p.

4:6 p. nv id) Dally except Sunday (a) Swaelap sl Otherwise sli trains named ar ii. ecantral Uniaa SiaUun, Third aad I'la ireu avenue, Depot, Fifth aad Bymlllr trta iPnnaylanla L. aad N. Statlsv Fsart aad Bulker etreeta lOatwV Court etrMt.

soar Broadway, if BIVZj BTEAXBOATS. irpEm osno. f.KEENE UXE. Steamer CHRIS GREENE laavaa Iks Oreene Un wharfboat. foot of Sycamare etreet.

al p. m. 10-aay, Tor Hunting! w. and all intermedial poista. Vol Main 1417.

a wonderful bnalneas this year with aa LOWER OHIO. THE AvTi CINCINNATI PACKET COMPANY Steamer lee the wharfboat, feat Main stret, for Louisville every week day, etrept Saturdayv I p. sad Sm day at a. m. rrsisni revetvoa ai all houra Phon Mala 1117 or 4711, NOTICE.

Pilot snd navigator will pleas tak notice that work Is ataning a tk rami. si of th Mlddl Sec) Swatlo of th Paw Cofferdam at Dam Nv ti, Ohio River, located ahnut Sva (I) atlMS abnv Point Pleasant, West Virginia. WayalM deeira to give aotww that tanMUsly as work removal begin th B'r Trap Cofferdam, at Dam Nv li, Ohio lllver, coming out from th Okie enoro- inrine into priva strisstie should be eonAnd the Mala Chaaaol Opening, about two hundred list) r4 la width, between th completed Hlver Walt, of Lock snd th preeenlVWeet Virginia Arm of the above Second or Middle Boo-Hon of rM rnrTsrdsm tln removed. This Bear Trap Cofferdam will sstead ut abeat Sv hundred and nlntea (411) fee: from tho Ohio shore and built a height of kpproumatelr aixteea (14) feet annv Low Water Oauge. With th completion of thl Rear Traa CalTrdaa and the removal of th Seooad or Mlddl Sortlen af Pass reffsrdsm, about August I.

lilt, there will be an open channel of aAprailmalaly' four hundred and nlnely-tv (441 feet between lb Rtvor Wall of Lock on lb Weet Virginia aad th Outer Arm ot Bear Trip CoSer--dam oa th Ohio shors. NATIONAL CONTRACT COMPANY. Jun 1. I'll NOTICE. Pilots and navlgttor will pleaM tak nolle thai a Cofferdam for th abutment on lh Obi shore for Dam Nv 1.

1 Nile River, located at Oliver, Orweaup County. Kentucky, about four 44) milee below Dreeaup, Kentucky, will be started about July I. I4l. ami will be built I a height of appeotinisirly etlteea (14) feel above low. water gauge.

Tkie Abutment Coltertlam wilt eeeae out about seventy feet from Ike On 1 shor a)d il'nd downetream eheul tkr hundred and foriy-Ste (III) feet. The Metn Channel ar dlslawc between tb CaMewy Anchor Box, Bear tho Oalee Arm ef Lock Cofferdam on lh keotwrky an ere, and lb Outer Arm or lb Abut-ment Cofferdam en the 1M1M shore, will be appralimalsly Bin hundred el feev NATIONAL CONTRACT COMPAMf. Jaa 14. Jlli..

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