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CboIee store Room for Rent.

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row, Reitz q Co, 5 wagons, breast yokes;
Baocock q Stesies l51S M shingles, wagon
wheels, 2 axies. ! tongue, ! bdl bolts,
chimney SCREW 1 piece sheet iron; Sam
Orr, bdl iron.
BEsHIPI EET.
Rock Islands chains, ! sledge ham.
mers, 5 crow bars.
Wolf Creek-7 boxes mdse. l capstan 1
anchor, / brl sundries, 2 trunks.
Louisville-o16 sacks corn, I bdl bedding,
80 hhds tobacco, S. head hogs.
Wheeling, Vale bTls spar.
Pittsburg-l3 brls spar.
Manifest OF steamer Ouickstsp. rom
Cairo to Evansville, July z.
J. Fockney trunk merchandise VIM q
Brown q % hogsheads tobacco: Martin
Gardner q Co CssE tobacco 2 Hboxes to-
baceos Ierre Haute Nail Works nail ma
chtness Sam Orr d Co Y bundles wagon
hubs; Mrs l. N Couneiley I SEWING ma
chine: Rsgon Dickey & Carson 5 packages
merchandise VIokery Bros I baby car
rage ;sNiblack q VerhOe6 bundles gam
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For Loufsvtne-16 hhds tobacco.
For Pittsburgh bbls spar.
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TIE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-Captain
Chris. Wunderlich will fire national
salute to morrow morning, to usher
ia the glorious Fourth of July.
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Total Arrssts.-.-......-.......
ANOTHER SroRM.-Oaptain Il. w.

ANOTHER SToRM.-Captain III. w.
Lauer. who has been through Arm
strong Township aud toto Posey and
Gibson Counties. reports a severe
storm that passed ever that vicinity
on Friday, blowing down corn, oats
and grass. and scattering shocks Of
wheat. Vast quantities of rain and
bail fell, doing severe damage to
growing and gathered crops.
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B@ Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
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H T. @. BridweiI & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
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RooKroRT CoMING.-The Rockport
journal announces that an excursion
of the people Of that metropolis are
to be here to- day on the Pine Bluff.
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Observation-Disclosures have left
their tracks in several places. recently.
but in only one case have they been
reported as successful, thougb-several
visits are reported. On Saturday a
visit of these gentry in the upper part
Of the city resulted in a terrible scare,
the pater familias going out in his
long ascension robe Of white cot
ton, and being mistaken by the col
ored servant for a ghost, she with her
screams aroused the whole household.
The head of the family came IN with
wet feet. q cold il his head, rusty
revolver in his hand, and sounds
from his lips that seemed very much
like "cursory remarks, " but no burg
lar.
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HSs- Henderson will contribute its
quota to the Baptist excursion, at
least 80 say the Henderson papers.
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USE "PERRY's MOTH aud HRFuI-EH
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and hFCck z Lotion. Prepared only uY EHr
b. g. PERRY. Sold by All druggists.
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EG A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
je71 SCHAPKER, BUssIEG K Co.
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This space is engaged by Dr.. Ban
ming, but he has been unable, from
press Of business. to prepare his
adEertissm emit. var
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THE WEATHER.-Saturday set out
well for a tolerably warm day, the
Thermometer at 6 AM being at 740; at
8 o'clock it had risen but two degrees.
but at noon it was 10 higher. At 3
O'Clock it had fallen one degree; while
the shower that fell sent the mercury
down to 74o again at 6 O'Clock.
Yesterday morning at o'clock it
stood at zoe; rising to go at 8 O'Clock,
and from noon to 3 O'Clock it was $50 !:
settling down one degree at 6 PM.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC

The Trustees Of the Fair Company
will give a grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds, on the Fourth of July, the
proceeds TO be applied to the payment
of the debt of the Society.
This will, at the same time, afford
people an excellent opportunity to
spend The day pleasantly, in the de-
lightfully cool and shady grove at the
grounds, and witness the races. which
are arranged for the day.
Trotting and pacing rings will be
given during the day, commencing at
10 O'Clock AN.
The train will run from the depot
to the fair grounds during the day.
and It is expected that the people will
turn out and while having a nice
time generally, help the society cut.
Rase bali, foot ball, and every other
amusement viii be provided.
PROGRAMME OF RACES.
Purses Of SIS, $40 and IS for buggy horses
that never trOtted in public before June
Isl. Best two in three, mile heats, horses 20
Purses OF $50, $50, SIS and IS. for all trot-
ting horses that have never beaten three
minutes. Best two In three, mile heats.
Purses of $50, $50, SIS and S., free to all
paeiug horses that have never beaten 30.
Best two In three, mile heats.
Purses o. $50, $40, SO and SO, free 70 all
trottfng horses. Mile heats 3 in 5, three or
more entries to be made in each race, and
two to start.
An entry Zee Of ten per cent. will
be charged on the above purs s; az
entries to be made and closed by the
first of July,
For further particulars see small
bills. Books for entries open at Forth
& Bowles's livery stable, Third Street.
between Main aud Locust.
Den1okTGt and Courier copy. j15 I'd
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Mnsnni,o Net FRANCS.

Armstrong; Patent is the best. I
have also a large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. O. ARMSTRONG.
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MnnthIr P0lIea RennrE.

The following IS the official report
of arrests for the month of June, as
reported by Capt. John w. Griffith,
Deputy Chief of Police:
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RECORDERS CoURT-Philip Ger
ichs, whose case. was reported on Sat
urday, came up, bare footed and
scratching his curly head. The Re
corder said: well, Philip. you are
accused of being drunk and disorder
lighting"
well, Cep'n." answered Philip, 81
guess bin guilty, aber I knows not
more about il as my old het."
The Recorder pondered moment,
and then briefly uttered, "Seven for
ty-fve."
Philip replevied aud withdre W.
The next was John Hummer. a
Vincennes hummer, who got on a
terrible battle; got too much whisky
fiddle inside Of his NOODLE, aud reel
ing. fell into the gutter. All it cost
him was S. %. legal tender.
The next case was for leaving a
horse unhitehed in the street, for
which DR.. Fritch was fined So. that
being the name of the owner of the
horse. The animal finding himself
free to roam about. went into the
Upper Market, where Deputy Chief
Griffith found him eating cabbage
leaves.
Alice Little, whose name was omit
ted from the police reports last week,
was picked up in the street drunk, on
Saturday evening. She had promised
to be good girl. but paid no atten
ton to her promise when she got free.
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RIVER n EW s
For Oaaer RtUer Items See TAsTd Page.

The Morning star and Idlewild left
Within a few minutes of each other on
Saturday evening, the Idiewlld being well
populated with delegates from here to see
the great race as the boats came 10 Cairo.
The Morning Star returned about sun
down, with some tobacco and misceila-
neeus freight, having held her own with
the IdIesxiId to Henderson, two minutes
being the difference in the time OF leaving
here, and the same time IN touching at
Henderson, the Morning Star being light,
and the IdlewiId loaded. She got OF
about IL O'Clock, Saturday Might.
The Fayette made her regular trip to
Henderson and back arriving about
o'cIock.....T The Evansville left at 4 O'Clock,
for Green River. with a fun load-..-.--.The
Arnadulo, with big barge Ia tow, passed
down from Cincinnati for Arkansas River
at 8 o'cioek............The Pine Bluff left at
O'Clock with fair trip, and returned yes
terday morning fun Of Rockport excur-
sIonists...................T The Hartford arrived
yesterday from Green River also
full of exeursion4sts. ...-..
The Virginia came IN about II O'Clock last
night light, but took on leo barrels of -four
here for New Orleans........The Norman
came IN from Cincinnati at half-past
eleven o'clock with good load. She got
aground at Rising Sun, thus losing time
and delaying her arrival Among her
passengers were J. II. O'Kean, and the
company of the National Theatre, CIncln-
natl. bound TO SIT. Vernon for short sea-
son.
Manifest Of the steamer Idlewfld from
Cairo 10 Evansville July ?.
A Z ShTadsr, y bhds tobacco, 100 bbIs
flour. Il casks clay: w 5 Ford, 3 hhds to-
bacco: Martin. Gardener Il Co. 10 hhds to-
bacco: " q Brown o. Co. 4 hhds tobacco,
/ box samples; A Gum erts, 30 sacks rags,
3 dry hides ;JaQuess n & { o., black mare;
w Heilman. ] shafts II O BabcOck, 2 bdls
castings. sets wheels for mowers, 2
tongues, finger boards. 3 hgs machinery;
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POLICE ITEMs.-Lee Bishop will
not probably keep the Fourth in fes-
tive fashion, unless the Recorder
holds court this morning; be pines in
durance vile for disorderly drunk.
Dinnis Cusick is in a like situation
for a simple drunk.
David Brummel pines for an as
sault on Betty Bell; and John Sixt,
for public indeceney. ought to be
kept in where he now is for a month.
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dc Ealr rompanI,s Plcnio.


The 6Tst train leaves the depot at 8
o'clock, tha regular 1920 train stops
&C the grounds. and the excursion
train runs at intervals throughout the
day. In the buggy race, the horses
start at ten o'clock, so as to finish by
half-past eleven, when the Riversides
will play game of base ball.
For the FIRST (buggy) race, the fol-
lowing entries have been made:
James Brookie names b. ~. Bell.
q. @. Bur- : nam es 2. IN. Natehez.
J. X Seteheu names b. h. r. E. Lee.
W. Forth names br. m. Fannie
II. 3. Tribe names b. b. Bay Duke.
R. Dixon & Son b. b. Sneed.
For the second race, open TO all
horses that never beat three minutes.
J. II. Morgan names s. s. Arlington.
x. SetchelI names b. 4. r. y. Lee.
4. p. BrtttOn names 8. g Red HOOSier.
J. Watson, Henderson, names b. & Pat
Shannon.
VIVA. Forth names b. N. lady Alice.
AFTERNOON RACES.
Third race, pacing, for all horses
that never beat 2:35.
@. W. Raymond names b. h Billy
VIM. Forth names z. 9. Dan. Norton.
W. p. Baker names g. m CfFecian Bend.
W. M. Akin names b. m. Kate.
Third race, free for all.
4, B. Brfttou names s. z. Red Hoosfer.
J. Fl. Morgan names s. s. Arlington.
T. L. Denny names b. s. Shakespeare.
VIM. Forth, names b. m. Lady Alice.
J. Watson names b. z. Pat Shannon.
In addition to these entries Mr.. W.
d. Moore names g. z. G. Noel. for the
three minute race, which will follow
the game Of base BALL
After this there will be some vol
unteer racing, and Mr.. Cavanaugh
will exhibit Johnny Dannettell's
wonderful colt Nellie Grant. who will
perform some of his best tricks.
Music by Henry Harris unap-
proaohable string band has been ad-
ded to the attractions. so that those
who desire TO "trip the light IAN
tastic." can have an opportunity of
doing so.
This is the cheapest. most varied,
and most extensive amusement Ct the
whole day.
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For SALE AT A BARGAIN-A fen
Open Buggy, nearly new. Inquire at
this Office. jy2 q
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
Ing transfers of Real Estate we're made
during the week, ending July I'd, as APP
pears by the County Auditors Records;
VIM. II. Walker 10 Henry Hart Lot Il,
Block AZ. Eastern Enlargement. for 81 300.
Jesse W. Walker to James W. Finley Lot
B. Block a. Eastern Enlargement for 81 300.
Deedrick Helm to Theodore Hugen SOUTH
west corner Of west half OF Z, 5, and 10, for
500.
John Laubscher TO John Strochen north
west corner of west half OF southwest
quarter OF 81, 5, 10. for $500.
Anton Klein tOCarl Klein Lot 10, Block
76. Lanlasco City, for $500.
Carl Klein to JOsnep Klein, Lot 10, Block
Is. Lanuasc0 City for $500.
John J. Chandler to Ellen Bedford, Lot
q. Block s. Southern Enlargement, for 1925.
Chas. " hitehead 10 The Trustees or scott
Township, northeast corner northwest
quarter northwest quarter IS, 5, 10, for IS.
Lucinda Start to Geo. H start, part OF
Block 81. LanaascO City, for 81 $50.
Sehapker. Busting & Co. 70 Geo. MehD.
Lot 8. and eighteen inches OF 10, Block Is,
Eastern enlargement fe4 SOC,
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Corrected TIme Table, Jnne y.

DAILY JOURN al
A0NDAY, JULY 4, 1870.
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more hourfshfng condition than at present. when
the new wing OF the boys protectory ls completed.
which Will he soOn many more OF the houseless and
irendless win be able TO find shelter ana the COM
forts OF . home.
SUDDEN DEArH.-An inquest was held al Penny
bridge town OF Greenburg, yesterday, by Coroner
Smith, on the body OF u married woman named
Jane Brady. who expired suddenly at her home on
the previous evening. medical examination hav-
ing been made the jury rendered verdict OF death
from apoplexy. Deceased was about hfty-nve years
Of age.
COURT MATrERs.-The trial OF James Spoen, who
was indicted tor mansaughter In the third
having caused tue death OF John Brophy, at Upper
Tuckahoe by shooting him. was commenced In the
County Court and Court OF Sessions on Monday AFTER
noon. and terminated yesterday 10 veruct OF mot
gulity'' being rendered by the jury. Margaret ker.
rigan, domestic servant, indicted Tor grand ar-
ceny was tried. found guilty and sentenced 70 one
year In the state Prison.
A RAMPANT CRIMINAL -Buckh0ut, the sleepy
Hollow murderer, VINO is now awaiting trial 10 shc
county jail, still attempts occasionally TO Keep
up show Of insanity. While his hrss
effort In this respect partook OF dogged Tetl-
cence and physical inaction his latest lu-
natic manifestations embrace the opposite ex-
treme, his violence TO those around him having A.
sumed dangerous form. On Monday, wblle De-
ing allowed outside OF MS cell for short time,
brutal assault on fellow prisoner; and this cir
cumssance being immediately brought 70 the
notice OF Deputy Sheriff Ford, that omcer
at once conducted Buckn0ut 70 MS CELL Tor
the purpose OF securing MIN. While making pre-
paratiOn for the latter the prisoner struck Ford
powerful blow IN the face, leaving marks That must
remain for many days. Believing that two could
play at Buckh0uts game, the deputy assuming ths
sequenty found 1t necessary TO secure Buckh0ut by
o ringDot to the door OF his cell.
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RIVER THIEVES CAPTURED.

oncers Harmon and Hosey, or the Harbor Police
while patroling the North river near pier 81, on
Monday night, overhauied junk boat rowed by two
men, VINO, on being pursued pulled into pier 80 and
ran up yesey street. The officers landed and fol-
lowed them but the thieves we're overhauled by
officers stevens and Corwin, OF the Fifth precinct and
turned over to Hosey and Harmon. They proved To
river thieves. ON the person Of the latter i've bar
relied revolver and knife were found. Their boat
contained seventeen tubs Of butter OF which are
marked IT Bloom, 278 Washington street,, four
~. d. Sloat a Son. 500 Washington street?' tour
George A. Boyer Co., 6S Pearl street, and three
Noble Belts 80 Warren streetn The property IL
worth $500. Both prisoners were brought before
Judge Downing yesterday morning and committed
TO answer without bail.
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QHIQ luNAIlC ASYLUM.

A comparative table, showing the number Of pa.
tients recoveres, deaths, &c, in the four lunatic
asyIuns of ONO Tor tho year 1889, gives the follow
ing
CENTRAL AsYLus-Dr. William l.. Peck, Superin.
tendeut. Whole number for the year, $40; rec0v.
cred, io percentage OF recoveries In total number
2o admitted during the year, 216; deaths, AZ; stew
afds report OF current expenses, $6S, ,770 81. Daily
average oi patients, 320 cost per capita per yeai
S2l4 vi; cost per week, 81 Is.
NORTHERN AsyLUM--Dr. Byron Stanton Superin-
tenuent Whole number for the year. 2gT; recovered,
~; percentage OF recoveres on total number, 30
hnmtIeu during the year 14S: deaths, Isl stewards
report OF current expenses, S44g0l 6s. Daily ave
cost per week, SIS Bo
sourHERk AsYLuM-Dr. G. Gundry Saberinten-
aenL whore number for the year. $50: recovered,
oa percentage Oh lrscoyeres total number, 20: adj
mltted during the year. 1902: deaths II: steward d
report oi cuIreht expenses blank; datty average or
patenis s; cost per eapita per year. s27l cost per
week, S.. ' ~~-' ~ r.
LoSGvIEw AsYLUM-Dr, y. NJ. Langdon Superin-
tendenL Whole number for the year 563: re-
covered, w; percentage " recoveries on total num-
Der, 10; admitted during the year f49: deaths banK.
stewards report OF current expenses sIio Sui N
daily average OF patisnts 430; cost per CAPITA prr
year s2a7: cost per week, ~ W.