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condemn the existence oil thu house OF loras.
The announcement was received with great
h,lariiv,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, conservative,
moved that tho house regrets the course OF
the government has not tended TO promote
the sucoesa OF Geneial GOrion'B mission;
have been delayed. rhs motion was received
with prolonged cheers, GLADSTONE, RISING 70
speak IN decnsn oithc governments course
was greeted with long continued np-
plauee. He stronuously denied tho COVERT
ment had deserted General Gordon. The
demand OF the gentleman, he inIisleu,
amounted 20 a war OF conquest against the
people struggling 10 he Tree. IOhoefs. J
| The war which tho mahdi was waging "
la war for freedom. IL 10 that
which tho honorable gentleman wishes
England 10 put dowa. Renewed oheorsl
q Iadstons denied the government hhd
failed IN do one single act that was not Tor
| the safety and success OF General Gordon.
Tire charges which tho gentleman nsd just
preferred are absurd. The object OF the
motion In tn dieplace the government
| fLOud chceTsl. Gladstone coniended the
charged had JAILED 20 note the fact tnai
General Gordon had orders to resort 10
military force d pesCe'ul measures should
not prove aucceigtu II have duN,"
Gladstone said, TO General Gordon and Y
duty 10 the country Bon will bo per-
formed d6spits The fc0il ~ honorable gen
tlcmen nt climatic danger and difficulty.
The government declines 10 enter upon
the vast scheme o. conquest. 10 please the
cepti1us opposition" Jhestsl.
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A 10 IL lossiIade y.

NEw York, May l2.-Shortl9 before
o oiclack, to-rieht asc D. Ederhi.
chemist, aged CD. livirg apars from his wife,
) gcd 40, visited her at her Lodging, On u ist
seyenty V fret street. Thal ton, Charles,
aged 8 years, was playing ia tho room.
Aftsr come Conversation with his vile,
Ederhi asked her to I've with hin ngain,
sac answered mo" Thereupon he dew a
revolver and fired At her. AS she turned
10 n % the room . bullet struck her ia the
pack, frgctuIiug her snins a1d causing a
wound which will undoubtedly prove fatal,
He then shot his little son, killing him in.
stsnty. The father fed from the house,
aud @hils running up Seventy-iirst street,
be ween Lexington and Third avenue, be
placed his pistol against his right temple
and fired. III f.li dead upon the sideSalk
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new YoRK, May i2.-Fofdinand Ward
to-day Il led an assignment for the benefit
OF bis creditors, 20 Edward q. Holt. Ward
assigned all his tight, title and interest IN
Booth's theatre property, riXty lois aud
buildngs on Madison avenue. eighteen lots
and buildings ia Brooklyn, also all iota aud
buildings In Stamford Connecticut, known
as ROaemont and Strawberry till, together
with his farm and buildings and furniture,
plate aud personal property o! every Kind
The assignment first directs the
payment OF Wards individual iubshted-
ness. and the balance then applied u
the discharge Of the indebtedness OF the
arm a Grant SC Ward. An attachmcn,
vas granted ngupst the property OF Fred
ericK ID. Grant IN the suit 81 II stry b. hol-
Inns, Frank O. HolliBs ans Fernando A.
YznSga. IA the eilidavit Yzungs states
shat A pril II, last, Giant executed a prom
i,sory note wherein he promised to pay on
demand $4,000, with interest At per cent.
per snnum. Plaintiff demanded pay meni
from Giant, bat he mad neglected TO DO
this.
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Important.
When you visit or leave New York City,
sa-e baggage, expresses or carr age hire and
stop st the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at cost Of 100000, re-
pesp plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele.
waited railroads 90 all depots. Families can
live better for less money Of the Grand
Union hotel than In any other frst-class
hofol in the citv.
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Uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

VALUABLE REMEDY For CRAWL.
DR.. T. h. Newland, IT,, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, says: 81 have used 1t in diseases OF
the urinary organs, such as gravel, and
particularly sperma'orrh OBJ, with very
good result, and think IL very valuable
remedy In those diseases.''
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.


NoTlGfTo coNrRACI oRs.-sEAI ED PRO
p0ssli Tor tho bui dim OF n brick or atone
jsii for Hunt county, Texas will no received at
my ofiice In the city OF Grecnyilie, until II
geoc. n, OF Saturday, the l7th day OF May.
hsi The bids will bo received for the erection
OF the building, and for the iron work separate.
~. and The bidd,rt FOR the bal dng will DO re-
CURED 70 hio With their bids an approved bond.
~ tho sum oftio00, with an acknowlcd cement
OF .isnols and ceiliaea.e OF n clerk OF u court
where the parties reside Of the tovency Of tho
suretios said bond cond tiorrd for tho faithful
performance OF the work according TO the plans
cad specifications The party TO whom tho con.
tract for the cells aud iron work Ia awarded will
be required To give bond Thoy will also DO
required 10 proscn. samples OF material pro.
posed 10 be used IA the coi and non WORK.
l0ns and specifications an be econ at my OF.
Gee, In Greonyille, Texas, aud at the once OF
Do1sou a Dudley Grch.tct. Waco Texas, al.
ter Monday, April 20, 1891 Cash viii DO paid
for the building as the work progresses, and for
Che cells and Iron works when completed The
court reserves the right 70 tci anyani all bids.
J = SHkRRILL,
County Judge Hunt County.
GuFvSvIIir. TTxAa AMI 1881
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Enory's Little Cathnrtic pills are sufli-
cieutiy powerful for the most robust, yet
the safest for children ard weak consttu-
tons; the action IN any disease is uniici IN
certain and safe, painless and effective.
DIuggists-l5 cent?.
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Cannrd.o

Nav YcRK. May l2.-It Is oficislly an
nounced that the Wabash company VIII De
plscsd tsm por.rily in the hands Of q rt-
ceiver until plan for placing the property
on = safe basis 10 effected. II is esiim sted
ninety days will be required for rsoresni-
ration under the consolidation mortgage
bonds, 10 be exchanged for hryt preferred
stock. This ection sets 81 rest the reporu
that the Missouri Rscibc roed VII q
called upon 10 take eafs o the Heoesa
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Ladies! Physicians and chemists have
anal,zed PozzDni's indicated com.
plexion powder and recommend
liz usa to their wives and lady friends.
What better could be said OF III
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This is TO certify thst J have exam'ned,
| Flayoring Extracts OF Vpnilia, Orange,
Lemon. Celery. etc.. aud fad the same
etrong fac, made OF good material md
| therefore gladly commend them for family
use. Prof s.oR NJ. DEJAFJkTAInE.
Analytical chemist, Chicago.
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LOST.

osT-oN HARDWOOD OR LIVE OAK SITS.
IL on Saturday morning necklace and lock-
et: lockct contained pictures Of two lite girls
aud Was set with three small pearls. Finder
VIII b. literally rewarded by returning same
to 7t5 Kim street, OF his Office. mayJ3-3t
4 osT-sMALL vEsT-PUcKET MEsORAN-
IL dun book. Please return 10 address on
outside OF cover or 10 0isnd-wirdtor Ho'ef
GEoRGEW TURNEY. mslt-2t
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE..
nEEAaTMsNT OF INSURANCE., srATl

InEPARTMrNT OF INSURANCE., ATS.
IL TICS Bni History, Ausun, Texas. February
q, lsst.-This certihes, that The FIRE As.O'
CITATION, an Insurance. Company, OF Phill-
delyhia, Pennsylvania, having complied with
all the requirements of law relating 10 Insur.
ancc Companies IN this State, and havirg tx.
hibited a Certificate from the Comptroller Of
Occupation Tsx for Twelve Months from tho LIST
day OF January, 1881, IL hereby authorized to
pursue the business 81 Fire and Marine Iusnr.
arce throughout this State from the LIST da, OF
January, 1884, to tho sist day Of Deem Ger iss J..
upon payment OF such further tax TO county
asd municipal corporations In which said Com
pauy may do business as may be required bv law
| IL, S.1-In testimony whereof l he,eunto
sign my nsmo and afix the impress of ny Of
fetal s.al the day ani daie trst above writ n.
II. 7. BREWSTER. Commissioner.
FERGUSON, DENrER & CO. Agents
IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, Stats.
~ tics and Hiltory. Austin. Texas FEBRUARY
9TH. 1ssL-To all whom A. may concern: THIS Is
TO certify that the Mag IA Fire Insurance Com.
iuily complied with tie laws Of Texas as condi-
lions precedent to its doing business In this
state. and that "a d company holds certificate
| OF authority from this Office hitting IL II do
business IN this tta'c for twei,, months RON
1st day Of January. 1884,, to the sist day OF De-
IL. s .l-Glven under my hand and seal. at
Office. in Anstin. the day and date FIRST above
written II p. BREWSTER. Commissioner.
JOHN s. ALDEHOFF, Resident Agent
IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE.. STATS
~ tics and History, .Arsiin. Texas. January
20 issi.-To all Whom Il May Concern: This Il
| /, cerily tina. the German American Insurance
| Company OF New York. N. Y. has in all res
poets fully complied with the laws OF Texas %
| condition. precedent 10 it, doing bufiness In
| this state, and that said Com pany holds GER
tifcats Of authority from this Office emitting
IL 70 90 business in this state for twelve months
nom the let day ofJanuary, 1854 10 the sist day
IL. s.l-Given undcr my hand and seal. at Of
hce, In AuFtn. the day and date first seove
| CAIRNS A EWING. Agent. Dallas. Tex ..
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Ponds Extract,
For intltm ,l,Dn, etc, We wish those VINO
hear of the extrao. tor the ilrst lime 10 ask
some friend about it, They invariably
uIulee.
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"rhis certilies," writes d. d. Christman,
OF Osuegn, Iiians, that Samaritan Nei-
vine cured me Of Epiepiic fits." Al Drug
pists Al 80.
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Mrs. Margaret Tyuan, 2sl E. 3ith street,
New York, writes thu, she suffered two
years with rheumatism, AID for FIVE months
was in bed. Fiuslly s.. Jacobs OIL, the
great oouqueror OF pain, wss tried aud IL
cured her
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Don't Use Linaments or Ointments.
One Benson'e Cdscine Porous Plaster IL
better thar ell the greasy compounds you
can carry. 25 cents.
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Tbose suffering from Dyspepsia. Indiges-
ton, etc., should read the advertisement
ofOolden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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EOR RENT.


TOR RENT-Vwo FINE FURNISHED
| L rooms ANA font rooms; very pleasant cheap
| 10 rontlemeg. Gail and sec ut 40 Elm street
clio, % u Postoflice mavlg.2
| FOR RENT-fO A rkNIErL PARTY, an
| / good references, large dlning-roon, bed
| TO I'M aad Kitchen pr vac family preferred, nut
would give privilege of seeping table boaide =
! can have Two m re rooms N roqulr d. Inqn r.
| of Mr. CHARLES. Mt DR. MuIray's cfl r, 9l)
! Rim stleet, near tho Po,ofire msyl3-N
ySOR RESr-HDUSE ON ROSA AVENUE.
J 4 furnished or untugnishsd. Apply 10 JOHN
i. ELLl0 4, Herald onice. M l5-3t
NOE RENr-FURNIsHED Rooms; NEW
! II furniture; $50 Jackson street msll-lw
Iloa RENl-rHE OLD LX0HANGE BAhk
il Q Q Main street rorih i'de OF cDnrl-hOusei
I size 2os75: GOOD stand for any business. Apply
" =. W. BARTON 625 Elm ~ anrl, I'M
| INOR RENT--A NICE rUkflsHED ROOM,
cool On .ltas nj c. sol Jack on 81 crc min NV,
ute's wall from Depos. arSott
NOR KEKT--A VEa9 DESIRABLE cor
/ ,age OF rooms conveniently !ocatd corner
of Wood and Browdsr street.; watsf on orr Inl.
Sos Apply 10 NJ ). LEVY, SANGER broihsrs
Wholesale Departm.n ne npi2du
NOR RENT-ToUk ROOMS AT 2os 81 4 sr.
~ oser Wallace & MHgg nef's; very plcasant
| ronra8 sui able Tor o1lc1s o. sleeping ro)us.
Apply 70 W BARTON, 6.5 Elm ~. apr2b-lin
! NOR RENT IE sToEE HOUSE, OIL ELM
! L street. row oceupi d oy Ly0ns brothers,
who,o.ale sad err; 2byl50 feet stories. Apply
| u JAMES BARTON, Ga 3 m ST. epi2l.lIn
| NOR RENT A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
< sA jackson tfect oprl9tf
| irOR RENr--oNE sLt1ANr SUITE OF
! K rooms and one single room south exposure,
| tii,d door OF new building on Maiu .trcet, Lext
| To Herald building; light and ventilation uer.
| feet; water and closets same door. LiNDSLEY
& BRADFoRD, Attorneys. 7S5 Main street zap
staff enr2zlm
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w years exp1rience ~ both -four aud ieec
mills neat burr DIR ss9r. Add.csi Ia NJ Ber-
aid pfllea mss NV
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N ANTtD.-AUflVE MEN TO CANVAsS
w 10 our subscription books In every city and
emplny ment gwen Call on or address !. w.
LVpN(; 90 Maipst nhf2B unU
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.TAkIED-A FRS r-CJAS5 COOK, WHO
~ viii also wash and iron. H. q email family
good wages viii be paid TO one fully competent
AnrI, 4. !, IOn pIivn strc.t MAST
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,;otber swan,s Worm syrup.
Crnnt 8 ward.

lnial I L., tnsttla.s, harmless, cathart'c
Tor i0vefishness, restlessness, worms, con
situation, 25C.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
Wants.


IA ANTED- CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED
w Tor III n territory TO sell Oh commission TO
iobbors and reiailors state opss 81 trauc ma
amounttf sales. Ony reliable nnr1es WIN
satisfactory references sauted, EUDD BROS,
Manufacturers snd JobDers, 81 Warren s'ieat
Sew Yorr City. NAL q
MANTED-A GOOD FAMILY HoRsk-oMLY
w good Que wautod. Apply, 90 Fine, Very
Fines Auction and commi'son House. ~
M ANTED-AH EXPERr BOoKKEEpER,
w who has several nouns leisure OF evenings,
wishes to engage unv sort Of work In that iiue
Address X w, Herald Office. mali.lt
YlyANTED--A GIBL TO 10 GENERAL
w bouscworl: good home aud liberal wages.
lvANTEp-A NORWEGIAN GIRL, WITH
W good references, desires n place rs house
girl, or will assis III senrral h0oso-wofk IN
small iamiiv, with no washing or ironing Ap.
nj nj ma Commerce meyl3-St
TITANrFD-sIruAIlo As MILLER; ~
w years experience IL both -four aud REQ
mills neat burr DIR ssor. Add.est Ia VI. ber.
aid office. niso NV
-,7AeIED-A FRS T-CJAs5 COOK, WHO
~ VIII also wash and iron. f. small family
good wages viii be paid II enc fuzzy competent
Apply ~ 700 Olive street mast
7NTANTED-A q oD UUUK APPLY AT
" MIR " L. GRIdGs, Fair G'ound, or ,so AZ 7,
Oliver & Griggs. hnnkeR anr3D-H
UTANTHD--AUflVE MEN TO CANVASS
w 10 our subscription books In every city ana
county IN Texas; liberia ,erin aph peIptue,,'
EN- lOyment given Call on or ADDRESS v W.
sToNG 90 Manst MARI unu
NTNKThD-AnENTS ADDRESS IHE ST.
w LOUIS hLE TRIO LAMP 90. 81 Louis,
Mo- for ciIcnlsr cuN and terms Tor IN 81 Can.
die Power Casperson Electric Lgmp. ap2,y 1881
TITANTEp--YOU 10 sToP AT The RATION
w ALHOTEL, hTst-Clas6 Recommendations ~
toasonabio rate .--ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PBn DAY. The huilf'
Jog IL brick, with three giasrways IN oSse OF hre
located In tho business portion of the city, only
lle SQUARE fsor, gtroet-cnr llno and ono sqcafe
from Texas 4. Pacific and Missouri facihc Depot.
Converien, TO passengers coming or solns oven
either road Office open al night. uuesM .rt
1allsd FOR all trGins. r. CLRARY. Proprietor,
WANTED You NOT TO STOP, SUIT TO
w CONE b. the ST. JAMES HOTEL, where
yoa can &C, the best nocommodaiiors for the
money. only SLIGO rer day. Board. with
room) So to 81 per week; table board s4.50
per week. Rooms 10 lei, with or without board
IAMEs NJ. ORR. Proprietor. apr2o.tf
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WANTED. NnT nTShH
DAWN: e Hr' H1'1 ruf e III
school le ,chers. stodents, Young Men and L..
dies acting a ageDts for this book are making
over LOO : lnoath Sells isBt One agent sold IL
first Ii days; another 10 In days; another II In
day; another ID aud Bibles In days. He'
cure Territory quick. Also agents wanted for the
beg illustrated Family Bibles ever sold By
sgeuts. Send for Circulars. Address TExA6
hnOk q plRLN Co. 7b5 Film street Dallas leg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDkks3 TIE ST.
w LOUIS kLE TRIO LAMP 90. 81. Louis,
Mo f1r ciTculsr cuN ans terms Tor IN 81 Can
dln Power Gasnersnn GlentriQ lgmp. np2,9 &s3l
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= ANTID-A q oD OUUK APPLY AT
" MIR. " l., GRIGGs, Fair Gloundi or A.
Oliver & Griygs hnnkers anr3O-l'
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TOR RENT-Two FINE FURNISHED
L rooms ana font rooms; very pleasant cheap
TO sentence. Gail and sec ut 92b Elm street
coc u Postoilice IN -s.zt
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NOR RENT-FoUk ROOMS AT POS BIZ sr.
r. oser Wallace & WAgg ners; very pleasant
ronms, SUI able Tor Offices o. sleeping roorS
AnnlY 10 / w BAHTnN. G.5 Elm u. Aprlb-lin
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yNOR RENT -llIE sToRE HOUSE. Gil ELM
Il street. row oceuni d oy Lyons Brothers,
whoia.aie sad err; 2byi50 feet, stories. Apply
~ L A Me. IA RTnN. On 4 IN 81 Rnl2 In
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I,JANTED-AE EXPERT BooKKEEpER.
w whD has several nouns leisure OF evenings,
wisheA to engage uuv sort OF work IN that iiue
Addrrss Y Y u uarnld nlice. mAll.lt
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VI w
DoR RFNT-N NICE sURflsHED ROOM,
cool On pleas Mt C. sol Jack on 81. enc 'rin.
ute's wall from Deros. apSotf
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lAJAhTED-A NORWEGIAN GIRL, WITH
W good references, desires II place as house
girl, or will assis III .enrrnl hOoso-wofk m
small fnmiiv, 9TH no w&shin. or ironing. Ap-
MI nt lIlg Commerce. meyIdat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-20
PUBLIC PLAYS.

"Storm Beaten drew a still larger house,
last night, and the Opera House was entire
ly filed. The play was put on splendidly
and applause was hearty and frequent.
Storm Beaten" deserves all the good that
has been said oft and should have a good
house on this, the last night.
Beginning tomorrow night, the Creole
will play for two nights, with Miss Helen
BY the in the title roll. Reserved seats NAV
be secured, this morning, at Banners. An
exchange says:
Edward Clayburgh, the young aud enter
prising New York manager, left Columbus
on the 18th for New York to put his Strang.
lers of Paris Company on the road. 1t will
consist Of fortytwo people, all the original
scenery. printing; ETC., aud will necessitate
the use Of two baggage and scenery cars
and che special Pullman for the use Of the
principals. Edward Kendall, leading man
last season for Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Knight,
is his partner, and will manage the Creole
Company, while ~Clayburgh directs and
routes both. The Creole Company opened
he serson at Ionkers, October 2lst, before
an audience that filed every seat. At the
close ofthe play Miss Blythe and Mr.. Brien
we're called before the curtain, gracefully
bowling their acknowledgements 10 the vast
sssemblage, and left for New York by the
1870 boat.
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BELLAIltE.

The GeisIer Mystery-Town Talk and Per-
sInaI Items.
After considerable searching by tbs
friends of the late Jacob Geisler, for evi.
dence showing that he was murdered, they
have concluded that the physicians were
right in their verdict. The pistol found
near the place where the unfortunate man
fell, and which they tried to associate in
some way with the death Of Geisler, has
been claimed by q colored man who says he
dropped the morning of the accident while
descending the bank near by.
Nothing of importance is reported at the
Mayors Office.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets, Of the Elson Glass Works,
will accept the position made vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. John Riley. with the Cob.
let Works.
The Grand Jury failed to find q true bill
against Marshal Burke.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union meets this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. John Hamilton, On Fortysecond
street.
Elder J. A. Brennenstuhl, Of Steuben-
vile, preached in tbs Christian church last
night. He viii also hold service this
morning.
We were misinformed about Henry Hess
disseminating the manufacture Of paints.
His factory is inst shut down during his
visit in the West,
The city has been offered 800 for the
use of the Public Square as q skating rink
Liberty Hose Company is exceedingly
proud Of its new quarters back Of the City
Hall.
The Misses Battelle entertsinpd friends
on Tuesday evening
The oyster supper to be given in the City
Hall by the young folks Of the Episcopal
church tomorrow evening should be well
attended.
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q THE SHORE.
What is Being Done on the Ohio
River.

VIVA is Being Done on tho Ohio
There is no truth in the report OF the sale
of the packet Geneva.-Pitts. Times.
Capt. T. S Calhoon was in town yester-
day. He came up to see about a rise. He
wants to start the steamer Katie Stockdale
for Cincinnati about next Monday.-Pitts.
Times.
The little steamer Jim Montgomery was
chartered by Parkersburg parties to run in
the Little Kanawha river trade at $40 per
day. The owners received over $1,000
charter money.-Pitts. Times.
The Gondola arrived at Cincinnati on
Monday morning. Pilot James Henderson
took her down.
The Bengal Tiger, recently purchased by
Captain Frederick Hartwick, is understood
to be the property of the Huntington Il St
Louis Barge line. 4.
Most all OF the coal works in the Fourth
pool are running, some more some less. 1t
is estimated there are now in the Fourth
pool loaded, nearly 100 boats and barges.-
Pitts. Com. Gazette.
The river was still falling slowly at dark
last night, with 2 feet . inches Of water in
the channel.
There were no packets running yesterday
except the Princess and Telegram.
The Chesapeake is lying at the Belmont
mill.
The work Of wrecking the steamer Regu-
lar at Crabs landing has been commenced.
The Elaine is due down to-day from Pitts
burg.
The owners of the steamer Andes have
decided, as will be seen in our advertising
columns, to take an excursion party from
tbs city and vicinity to the New Orleans
Worlds Fair. The vessel will leave here on
the 23d proximo, provided 100 passengers
can be secured. They only ask $50 for the
round trip, which includes board Of about
seven days in the Crescent City. This Ger,
tainly is the best offer ever presented to our
citizens TO attend this Fair, as the item Of
board alone in New Orleans during their
stay there would almost amount to the $50
asked by the owners Of the popular vessel.
Persons should secure their state rooms
without delay.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November l9.-biyer
ID inches and falling, snowy.
GREENSBORO, November l9.-River !
foot 8 inches and stationary. Cloudy,
On. CRY, November l9.-River | foo! 3
inches and falling. Cloudy and cold
PARKERs, November l9.-River | foot 4
inches and stationary, Clear and cool.
MoRGASTowx, W. VA, November 10
River 9inches and stationary. Cloudy.
Thermometer Sc.
Brownsville, November l9.-Riyer -four
feet one inch and stationary. Raining.
Thermometer 81.
Lock No. 4, November l9.-River FIVE
feet and one inch and stationary. Cloudy.
Thermometer 330.
RICE's LANDING, November l9.-River
three feet three inches and stationary
Raining. Thermometer 80.
CINCINNATI, o., November l9.-River 2
feet l inch and falling; weather clear and
pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, November l9.-River 4 feet
10 inches and rising; weather clear and
cool,