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-, ,vnat is termed an engagemenL ls 70
INV mind one Of the most absurd. yot
nd Alice Inman have fully decided that
~, rish 10 spend your lives together. you
might as well begin the process a No onS e
Life is short enough at the lest t'.rsii ~
70 ways and means; You are. naturaiy,
yery tanguine regarding your power q
making money. All college seniors :, a ~.
R,,t n,y dear boy, you would NOT, IN tne
D.,a,,,raf course 81 events, be able OF your
own Efforts % support wife ,a i1r sr are
a ~ ,:t.,,,,ffnl here Ia New York as book
as.,,ts. and are more impecunious. A9w,
Evil make you proposition. ProSlaea
Won rel married immediately aiter your ,ll
GRADUATION will give YOU sufllciehl ~ ~.
come for yon % live On for The nsxs n nos
y ,,,y,la al they were some time ago, but
i think the chances are that real estate 70
boom now in prospect will soon set me- ~,
NV feet again. viii call on you N !, 2 l', ~
DAYS as am anxious TO meet your ilaneeo
Aiu - Ahectionately yours.
ALEXANDER OTIs
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TAPTFR XIV,

Are YOU surprised to learn that, In splOo
NJ Rhoda Barr's letter, Alice lnman mar
rIed Harlan Otis! If you are man, per-
haps SO; II woman, no. AT irst Iuo
threats made by the determined woman
,vho had sworn to wreck her life had nlleo
Alice with dismay. As time went on, now
ever, and her own influence over marian
Increased she began to feel great conn
dence in her ability to ward OH the DANGER
that impended. She saw that through her
a change seemed to be slowly working In
the Young mans character. To her eyes
~ had become more thoughtful OF others,
Tess selfish, better balanced. She knew
that he loved her and in that conviction
she found a guarantee that the future
would be what she wished. The dlnerence
between q husband and fiance she did
not realize.
Rhoda Barr made no further sign. Alice
and Harlan were married two days after
his graduation and went at once TO bar
Harbor The ominous silence OF the woman
he had wronged worried Harlan at times.
but in the delight Of these first weeks Oh
wedded life he soon forgot the past.
my life begins from this moment, ne
had whispered TO Alice, as they left the
altar.
Ehort-sighted boy! 1t Is easy to say
that we will recommends our lives at a
given time and mould finer structure
than our clumsy hands have wrought pc.
fore Alas, the older building will mol
down! It's frame is there and must stano
for all time. All that we can do Is to re-
pair 1t here and there, refurnish Its rooms
decorate its exterior and cover, as best W.
NAV, the glaring defects our careless
workmanship has caused. -
Harlan and Alice spent month at tn
fhsAF. Vnfl n
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TINE
" TABLE-July. IL, 1892
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Additional rains will leave HARRISBURG us ",
axcent Sundsr at ~ and 1875 o. m, ana ~
:, m arriyineat Carlisle at 910a NJ iisV a.I
and a.O5 D. m. topping 1t all intermeoiaie ="
tons -, uaoy
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mon. nann 70 ALICE IsMAN:

MISS IMAM: t.a-
For fully six months have been Intend.
ing to indulge IN the liberty q WIlt.ng -, -
yds, an 4 matter Of more importance 70 you
Iran 10 me. The announcement OF your
enoapement and immediate marriage
c,,nraIs me to take a lonR-delayed SUep.
Even now hesitate TO follow the course I
have marked out as realize now nucn
tbese words. But remember that In my
0irlhood when | was Stunned " ou5
sehoolmatns you alone came 70 me anu
ofiered me sympathy and friendship. re.
fected YOU then for my heart was sore, Ply
fhave always loved you ior WnaI KY ~ a III,
throw YOUR life away. 1t may De tnat I
yyasta my time, for ] know that you love
Harlan Otis but let me warn you LnaI ne
rs not worthy of your heart. HelS SgoL afs
Tic. selfish, cruel. This may sounn MARSH
Int heaven grant that you Will not o.
temnted to prove its truth at the price q
wears OF misery. He will wreck your nit
a surely as he has mine. man VINO u
fickIe as an April day-excuse the trlte
ness OF the simile--can not make sooc
husband. -. .,ta,
ahall have spent Its novel force, some
thing better than his dog niue deare
than his horse. ..,.,o 4
You may doubt that my motive
wholly one Of friendship in senaing yo'
love Harlan Otis madly, passionately-
dangerously Do you understand met
have been silent for months under mis- Peg
iect. / have not written to him sanc
last fall. But mark my words, 80 suIel
- YOU persist In your intention Of marry
in9 this man shall aid him az FAR as ca
Ia make your life mockery. 1 k'.oU Y
SlGn. He tells you that he loves You, uPa
YOU lead him upward. Wait, wait ull q
passion shall have spent its novel force
Watt till hs begins to grow restless az y
marriage ties chafe his reckless SOU. Inc
NV time will come. For, understan
wherever you go, l shall be near at nan
Nv mother cannot live another week;
ahall then be rich. My whole life, al Y
resources at my command sheu De y
voted to the effort to ruin your happinea,
That / am not wholly bad TINS iet.
groves. For the sake OF kind ACT
once did to me give you warning u
no other woman on earth would have az a.
n is not too late for you to retreat vi
M this man, or as surely as ! am your
HANDSOME, wealthy and determined
shall see the day when you will wlsn y
had never lived. - -. u,o
RHoDA BARE
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Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, 625 715
1855 q M. and las and Gas D. M
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 a. m,
and 1915. las and sos D. m.
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RAILRO0
WE TABLES.
Il TABIESs
baltimore q O.
ID ro.. n,ETABLE.
wEsty as. 1892.

No. 5, yestibuled p.
New York 1915 a. m. ..notIy ;, looya.
Wash. l1:30 arrive at ~ Rsi.o Ia.o0 ,
and Chicago 11:55 a. ma. D s.an w -
for Berkeley Springs, at Hancock
rl No' vestibuled Eximoerland for
wash s:i5 arrives at Maraa1plyotI leay ave
and Chicago $50 p. m. Com io.a5 y m
berkeley Springs on Saturda noo p ~ r.,
No. !, Vestibuled Limitea ~
New York, 900 a. M, Phila. ~ ,savas
M, Wash. $50; arrives at M 30 4
m. Cincinnati 7:45 a. H.; 81. s.a6 y
Connects at Hancock for Berk.5s = M
30, 5. Vestibuled Express "es' q
New York 500 p. M; Phila. an ves
Wash. 11;35; arrives at MartinsbtS0.si
Cincinnati 5:15 p. m; and st; Louis n.
No 8. Pittsburg Express DalIy,
York 1870 p. H.: Philat fNo bal ew
Wash. S:45 arrives at Martinsburg M
and Pittsburg $40 az m.
No. ID, Baltimore and Cumberland
dation Daily" leaves Baltimore 4NO !
old line. arrives at Martinsburg SD 2.
berland 1l:15 p. m stops a. an -
connects at Hancock for Berkeley sp
~ No Isl baltimore and Piedmont 4
dalton DAILY" except Sunday, leaN
more via old line at $40 a. M, and
Martinsburg "a D. M, and Piedmont q
stops at all stations and connects at
for Berkeley Springs and at Greeh q
for Romney,
No. 70. Brunswick and Martins6ur
mediation, sdaily,f leaves Brunswick
arrives at Martinsburg .fv p. M
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son Sunday will stop ON signal or to Teton
passengers.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle dailyex-
cept Sunday at 5.55 a. M, Il. 30 p. m. 4l5 p M,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving al
Harrisburg at $40 and ! Is a. m and $50 P m,
Evening Mail runs daily between Harrisburg
and Chambersbufg.
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Calypso O Psit|0ltl
BIZ RDwAzD s. Wax zrIE

AUTHOR or WANTED, SCRANTON" TN
LAST or THE VAN Stacks.
MAGNETIC MAN" Krc-, Erc
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Drift From the River.

Drift FROM Ine hlVers
C1Hc1NNAT1-River feet and stationary. Fair
ana cool.
THE Elizabeth left for Elizabeth at $50 A. NJ yes
teruay.
STAGE of water at smithfeld street bridge 2 feet
10 inches.
THE Volunteer will probably leave for Cincinnati
to-day alter emptles.
THE Seven Sons leaves for the fourth pool with
six empty barges this morning.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM CowAN is to succeed Captain
John Taxon mate Of the Charles Jutte.
THE Elaine came up from Parkersburg yesterday
with full tow and returned Immediately.
EDWARD RoUsH, formerly steward of the Or
mond is now steward on the Dave Wood.
THE Lizzie Bay was due here from Cincinnati last
midnight. She leaves 1T P. N. Tomorrow.
THE Charles lutte was tied up at the wharf yes
therday, having some repairs made on her mud
drum. Z
The dredge boat Western will be towed down to
the Imperial tpple to-day to dredge out the land
ing is;ere.
THE keystone State was over u hours behind
time arriving from Cincinnati yesterday. she goes
out to-day at 4 z. NJ.
CAPTAIN JOHN McDoNNoCGH goes on the Char
lie Brown as mate to-day. Captain Wash Como
han Is the retiring mate.
THE Sunshine came in from Parkersburg Satur-
dav evening and went out at P. N. the same day,
to take advantage of what waller Is lett.
THE Joe Nixon. helped up by the Maggie. is in
with u empty 5arges. the Maggie met her al
Leetard Falls and relieved her OF seven Of them
THE Cyclone came down from McKeesport yes
teray with fiat loaded with gas pipe. She goes
on the docks to-day to have the repairs her hog
chain completed.
THE Seven Sons had the Western at the Pitts
burg Harbor Company's la.ldlng yesterday, raising
structing the river for some months. The channel
at that place is now Gear. with l. feet of water.
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more than s. 900 for the season he will get badly

more than s., 400 for the he will get badly
left.
ERNEST RoFBER has challenged Hugh Leonard.
the wrestling instructor of the Manhattan Athletic
Club, to meet him Gr9co-Roman style ior 81, 700
side.
JOHNNY VAN HEEST has started to tram at Saul
celto Cal. for his fight with Sol Smith december
% before the California Athletic Club Billy Dacey
is traing him.
AT the recent Pepper sale L. o. Appesy paid
81 SO for vearling colt by Hindoo-Manhattan.
brother to Sunbeam. The colt died 1t Saratoga
day or two ago.
JOCKEY II. G RIFFIN no longer rides Bill Rollers
horses at Gutenberg. His offense is said 10 nave
b"en winning with Little Fred in mile race on
Thanksgiving Day.
Ed HINLAN. the oarsmou, announces from To-
ronto that will soon issue challenge TO row any
man in America for The championship held by the
late William O'Connor.
F. s. GoRToN. Chicago Ill. has sold to William
Coraty. Traer Ia, the 2-year-old colt Precinct by
Pilot SIedium. first dam by Milwaukee, third dam
Nellie Post (dam of orange Bud 2:@l2, orange
Blossom 2:e6lr), by American Star.
THE country seems to have gone wild over pugll-
ISM and there is hardly Il city of importance that
manly art batter themselves for tie edincauon
of the bowling spectators and purses o. more or
ess value.
THE Chicago Cricket Clubs grounds at Parkside
have been sold for S5i 0O0., The grounds are the
Only well equipped athletic park in the city and 1t
was thought that the Chicago Athletic Club wou'd
purchase them. Ii has not done So however, The
real purchasers are not known. but are said to be
Southside parties who Will cut them up into build
ing lots The mystery, however. surrounding the
purchase would Indicate that il had been bought
by one of the factions of the club.
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FARRELL WON'T SIGN.
he Saws He Wants to Play at Boston
Next Season and Not Here.
LOCAL OFFICIALS UNC0NCERNED.
Important suit Entered BY Trotting Horse
Tarties for $l5O,O0O.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

Local baseball patrons will be interested
IN know flat Charley Farrell objects to
play in Pittsburg next season. Inc Hollow
ing special dispatch from Boston last even
inc explsins matters as lar as they nave
gone:
"a furry was caused in the general
spathv that pervades the baseball worid at
III. present time by the appearance In this
CITY Yesterday of Secretary Scanorett
Charley Farrell and Catcher Mack, OF the
Pittsbury Baseball Club.
Farrell thought that he might have good
luck enough to obtain the unconditional re
lease for which ne is hankering, and MACK
imagined that he might be traded; but both
N,en we're mistaken. Ali they were
Waited for was to give testimony IN the
suitN ex-Manager Tom Burns against the
Plttskurr club. Scandrett was also nuns
Ing toAA rthur Irwin tor similar purpose.
'EarNl claims that he was promised an
unconditioS Sal release bv the Pittsburg club.
He SAYS thaeLe does not want to play In
that city, andIS anxious to go elsewhere
He would like u play here, and Boston
would sign him pAovided he could get an
unconditional release, but the Boston cluo
would not pay cent for his release.
Manager Watkins Is also here. he
wants to trade Cliff Carroll tor Joe Quinn,
and there is little doubt the trade can be
made as far as the directors are concerned
Ii this deal goes through Lowe will be put
on second base and Carroll in left field.
There is no truth whatever in the state
ment that Farrell was promised his uncon
ditiopal release or a release OF any kind
People in position 70 know whereof they
speak state that Farrell is only ''bluffinG.
Whether he is or not, the fact remains that
there was rot player in the country better
treated last wear Dy any club than Farrell
was by the PItIsburg club and the Pittsburg
people. He was paid handsomely and we'll
respected. He is still held in high est Gem
by local patrons of the game. The club Off
cials are not concerned by the report from
RoStOn
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To-Day's Gutenberg Card.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. as .eciaL 1.-The follow
in- pools were sod here last evening on
Mondays races at Gutenberg:
EIrst race six and one-halr furlongs-Lord
Harry ~ SIS: Lille X ll9. &c; Woodchopper III.
so; Perlto lO2 So Bolivar ~, s.; Adslsisa, colt,
w. =.
second race. five and one-haif furlonEs-Mus-
euri:v ia 3; Sir Richard H. Sl5 Happy Maid Ill,
s: p ay Ur Pay los, $40; spot JOS, IS; Jimmie
l-amIy iO4. 50.
Third race, four and one-hAlf furlongs, selling
Early Blossom 10. SIS; April ool IO9. $40; Gadia-
Tor los .; tlay l0T. Van 10i, s5; Red Elm 100.
Turh L.. 81 S5; Janrenska. 81, Zingara, 9i.
Mary VI "a Jester %, jamestown IS, others s.
each.
Fourth race. one and one-eighth miles, selling
Primo" FnEIunatus IL go; sir Walter Raleigh l06.
So: + uulenac lOL s.; Gleniocny lU4 $40; Freezer
Iyu, 20 Sir lae To-. s..
Fiflh race. Que and one-half miles handicap
hurdes-St. Luke l5S. SO; St John l40. so: Ecarte
llO SS The Countess l2j =; Lyero l2j 50; Manzici
-. -.
sixth race. sevca-eighths of mile selling Bot
Sutherland ll3, SIC; Naree 10. SIS Grey Rock l0a.
$: CuvddaT 80 81: Swee bread 9S SIS Tassn 80 Sl5
rover -, -; Frank IS, sl2 Lazy Ballard, So. -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-05

veISity Athletic Club last night made sew
eral reports on the Yale-Princeron game on
Thanksgiving Day. The game WAS managed
b. the University Athletic Club, and
through the different committees returns
were made to Manager william Maffi5t, @.
the Yale team, ana Manager George c.
Fraser, Of the Prncetons, showing that be-
tween 25OOO and 26tOO persons were present,
as against D UOJ last year; the total receipts
were S37 OJO and thaG each club would re-
CeIve something like ST., 500 apiece; expenses
about Sl2, 600. The. latter were heavier by
lar than last year, as $1,000 were paid to the
Manhattan Athletic club for use Of the
grounds and the other expenses aggregate
fuIlN rs mucl.
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BIS CROWD EXPECTED.
Anthe Boxes Have Been Sold for the G od-
dard and Mahef Battle.

Anthe Boxes Have Been Sold for the G od-
dard and Mahef Battle.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-tSpecidL 1.-The Coney
Island Athletic Club Is preparing ior large
crowd next Thursday night, when Peter
Maher and Joe Goddard viii battle for a
purse of $3.50.
All the boxes have already been disposed
Of and orders are IN for more than twice
the number the club house contains. Parties
who were disappointed i'll securing boxes
are NOW Duyng the choice seats. The out
of-town orders for tickets have also been
larger Il an ever belUrc-the largest single
order coming from Newark, which calls for
$50. This j. due to the IacU that the famous
Club HCndOme will run a special train 10
the fight.
Philadelphia will, in all probability, send
the largest dsle-atioh TO witneSsithe battle.
A. tie CHoynskiGodIrey fight AZ came
IRON jEe QIAker City, but, rs Maher is u
great lavorIJe IN Philadelphia, it is expected
tlar over l.OUO vii! come over.
Both Ma1c. and Goddard are fast round
IN iuuu ii-hting shape, and the battle Will
Dr Tor b!ogd. 1t is expected it Will be short
AMI sweet, and there VIII De no need for
dinner pals on the night OF DecemberS.
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German and Z eagan Matched.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The much-talked-of
match between Paddy German. the Austria
liam welter-weight. and Johnny Regan, OF
this city, who fou- hit As rounds on the rurf
with Jack Dempsey, was arranged to-day.
The men were signed by the Coney Island
Athletic Club to fight for a purse of s., 2O1
81 800 for the winner and $500 Tor the loser.
the COney Island Athletic Club. Both men
will 90 into training immediately. The
Buffalo Athletic Club offered a purse of
81 2O0 to have this night before their club.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-05
Business Changes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Worth Fitzpatrick, Joseph Scissor and John F.
Scissor, trading Scissor. Fitzpatrick 4 Co., and
also the partnership existing between Joseph Sois-
and Worth Fitzpatrick. trading Scissor &
Fitzpatrick, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Worth Fitzpatrick retiring, and the business of
both said partnerships will be hereafter conducted
under the firm name of Jos. Scissor & Sons. All
persons having claims against said firms OF Sois-
son, Fitzpatrick q Co. and Scissor &c Fitzpatrick
Will please present the same to Worth Fitzpatrick
for settlement and all persons indebted TO said
firms will please paw the same Worth KiIpat-
rick. JOSEPH SOISSON, JOHN F. SCISSOR.
WORTH KILPATRICK. Having retired from
the firms of Scissor, Fitzpatrick Co. and Scissor
Fitzpatrick rs above stated 1 request of our
friends and customers their business and consider
alton for the Arm of Jos. Scissor & Sons, with
which they have favored in the past. Yours
very respectfully, WORTH FITZPATRICK.
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Would Like to Fight Corbett.

Peter jackson, the colored pugilist, was on
the Limited last evening going to San Fran
CISCO where he will spend the winter. He
says lie intends to keep himself in condition
and open for all cOmers. He hopes to have
81 battle with somebody in the spring. lie
pre.cr COrbett and modestly thinks he can
lick the alleged champion II he had Il
chance. He remarked that no man is sure
OF a title, anybody is liable to come along
and knock him out OF il.
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An Important Suit.

LEXINGTON. Dec 4-ISpeciaE l-Notice has
been served on President z. z. Johnston, of
the National Irotting Association, of suit
Ior Sl5O,0CO filed in the Circuit Court to-day
by Dr. NJ. 5. sale, owner O. Temple Bar. DIR.
sale, together with his horse, WAS ruled OFF
atClevelaud last year for alleged pulling in
race there. The norse's driver, George W.
Spear, haa abeen reinstaJed.
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The GIenwood Shoot.

Great preparations are being made for the
Chris tmas shout OF the Glenwood Sports
mans Association. Already about 200 live
birds OF fllst-class quality have been se-
cured It l. likely that there will be one big
sweepsIake at live birds and several small
su eeps. 1t is safe to say tnat the shoot will
be one of the biggest there has been here
f,Y, soma time.
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The Allegheny shooters.

TIE regular practice shoot OF the Ale
gncny Eagle Gun Club was held Saturday,
when the following scores were made: A
G-rIock, 80 out OF IS; w. II. Kline, 66 out OF
out OF IS; q. Worr:lle, is out OF Is, and ). Nc
Lartney, l6 out of 25 Blue rocks were shot
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-05
General snoring Notes.

A READER-George La Blanche did defeat Jack
Dempsey.
Ir is denied that Richardson has been traded to
New York.
THE Jeannette Association football team de-
fe4Ied the MilmerdinEs on Saturday by goals
10 0.
IL Farrell thinks BY .'holding on z,
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FOR sALE-mPRovED REAL ESTATE


pO 3O0-S5O0 cash. balance SIS per month. all
sDO, told. A new Queen Anne frame. 24x32. on
and cellar, with laundry. hot and cold water, in
SIDE w. c.. reception hall 9x11. very nice lot o5
front. 1l5 deep and H wide. on aey average width
40 feet; equally good or better buildings around
This property is worth a. 600. being on the incest
street on Mt. Washington. be walked TO
Fourth ay.
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The News From Below.

WHEELING-River feet 4 inches and falling.
Departed-Annie Laurie, GAINESVILLE: Ben Hur,
Pittsburg; Congo, Cincinnati; II. X. Bedford,
Pittsburg: Sunshine. Parkersburg: Lizzie Bay.
Pittsburg; keystone State, Pittsburg. Clear and
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For Holiday Presents

Engraved calling cards, and stationery
with monogram or initial stamped, chaste,
elegant and inexpensive. Earliest orders
receive best attention,
Jos. EICHBAUM & Co.. IS Fifth avenue.
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PUBLIC SALE

or houses and lots on Page ST., Allegheny,
and on 2. r. II. --.-- go
In settlement of the affairs OF the Pennsyl-
vania insurance Company, to be sold by
order OF the Board of Directors, in tie sales
room of JAS w. DraPe 4 Co., 3l3 Wood st.,
Pittsburg, on WEDNESDAY,, December ., at
2 O'Clock.
First-That excellent brick dwelling, with
lot 20x16O feet, known as No. 70 fNge street,
Allegheny; 10 rooms, including spacious
double parlor with bath, hot and cold wa
ter natural gas and other modern conven-
fences, all in good oruer.
Second-That large brick dwelling with lot
about l20xl38 feet, close TO Brinton station,
P. K. r.. formerly owned by John K. Thomp-
son; 8 rooms in dwelling. with the usual de-
sirable conveniences. Mr.. Luken>, Ticket
Agent at Brinton station, will show the
property to anyone who presents card
from the agents. Peremptory aud positive
sale in order to close up the business Of the
company Terms maze known Mt SALE
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., Agents and Auction
eers, 3l3 Wood ST., Pittsburg.
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What Upper Gauges Show.

wARREN-River LIS feet. Cloudy and cold.
MORG ANTowN-River4 feet inches and station
arv Clear. Thermometer 40 at +. NJ.
RRowNSvILLE-Riyer feet6 inches and falling.
Clear. Thermometer 46o at T. Nj.
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RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Louisville Items-The Stage of Water and
the Movements of Boats.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DIsPATcH.1
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 4. - Weather clear and
pleasant River stationary, with feet 10 inches
on the falls feet inches in the canal and feet
inches below. The Buckeye State passed down
from Cincinnati to Memphis. Departures-Fo For
Cincinnati, Fleetwood; for Evansville, Tell City.