The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 8

8 SQUIRES IH SESSION. The County LeTy Court Allows Claims and Makes Appropriations. Three New Commissioners Elected For the Jefferson County Poor-Honse. Judge Hoke Probates Four Wills and the Chaneallor Grants Five Divorces. Grand Jury Dismisses the Charges of imbezzlement and Lareeujr Against U.

II. Cambron. OTHER COUET NEWS. Tbe Jefferson County Levy Court con vened ia semi-annual bei-sion yesterday morning in the County Court chamber, Judge Hoke presiding. All tho county magistrates answered present, except two, as follow Clarence S.

15a Harrod's Creek; R- II. Sprowl aud C. T. Tucker, Jefferson town J. M.

Hampton. O'Bannon's; F. Hohbs. LVston: W. G.

Johnson, fair mount: 11. M. Bullitt. C.ilman's l'ointi I Lent', Edward Pond: II. F.

liarr. Cane liun: V. F. Knadler, Blankenba- Ver's: W. F.

Miles. Woods: ,1. Bnlio, Shively's D. s. O.

town K. V. 'din: O. Middle- -i-rcr. Anchorage; J.

W. Jami-i, f. MtKinley. Fisherville; William and J. FaepnMih, Zinilidi J.

A. Sanders Lower Fnd: .1. W. Wa'Vr. Meadow I-awn On Jani-ke.

Spring Garden; T. L. Philiins. Miller and Schardein. W.

II. Miller, of Sprinsdale, nnd T. Smvsor. Cross Roads, were absent. Salaries fur all the cuinty oA'cmls were allowed.

A rkiim of was al lowed lr. il. M. Goodman for making cn analysis of the stomach of one of the poisoned guests of the Herr-SnooUs wed tlins. Magistral- Miles and Bulliit were re-elected tiienib-Ts of the Board 'f County "mmi The l'oor-hotiso rs were eloctd as iollows Garr.

Sprowl. There was ap-t-ronriated f'W fur building a tirid'ze across Kern i2IW for a lmdtre on the Bardstown turnpike; S500. in addition to the f.iOo allowed before, for a bridge over Mill creek, and Sioi lor work on a bridge over creek, near Anchorage: S.V' to bridge tlie "main ditch." on the Third-street road: SIj'J for a hridse over Fish Pool crtek, on the road leading from lV-ston street to Old Ieio-iit. 'I he following motion was offered by Jam-is F. I lobbs and S.

O. Witlierbce. and unanimously carried Tliat the Jeffer son County Ixvy Court ortler tint th---Rt-Dresentativcs and Senators of said county pa? an act authorizing said Levy Court to levy a tax of live cents on every hundred dollars of.taxabU nrooertv in said county, to be dis- in liouidatinn of claims laid ac.iinst said county previous to March 1, isltl paid tax to l-e collected for 19 s-3 and 18U4 if nee-sary, hut in no other event to be afler 1 Kt4. Superintendent Rogland. of The JefT-r son county poor-hous--, made tho follow ing report Number of Inmates.

Nov. 1, Admitted during rear left PiseharEred ..31 Remaining at prevnt After allowing a number claims the esturt adjourned. of minor Cambron Go: Free. The charges against W. H.

CambTon. who was charged" of embo7iling and Ftenliffg SOO from Klein- haps Simonmn. while bookkeeper of that firm, were disinis-d by the grand jury yi-stcrday. Examination in tlie City Court wuf. waiv-d.

nnd tlie accused litid to answer under Ismd. IK EKPER CA MltH' Another true bill v.ms tiirmKl sirainst lr. K. Kosr. irivin d-'linito in formation lis to tin- llK innnti wedding.

It thai h- 'i'illi (iuten- kunst ui this city, alter having niarri-tl Wiley Aiimit 18S5. The lir-t inl was out as 1s-- Lug informal. Four nl Probated. The wills of Anton Jbtiles, li. A.

INewhniis" ai: Liuisa t.iwr wi-r- il-ike in me ourt r.l-iv. Samuel Iw'iurat'is t'i reu- r.ie and Mattie chillr. a of I.M-:ir? farm in SIini county. Kansas, conveyed to him by llarry M. o-c-hall.

Tn daucht. s. Orifiia and lUanche Mrf iure wills lor life, tin- nous-- arxl lot tit 422 East llrondwjy, where' testator with hous-hoH M. hh; son. ho leaves Stock in the corpora tion of lompany.

All the rest of his Property, including his in -rest in tlie t.mpany, he wills to llstry M. Otggeeliall, fourth OrWi: t'ojrgisdiall, one-fourfh; IUinclie Mc-Clure. one-fourth; nnd to Muttie und Beanie, children of C. N. otte-fourth.

lie d-sirrs his int.tvst in Us? ll-C'ogge(iall Company to continue tintil his exwrutors think it best 4-j with, tlraw it. AnMn AVibbh beiii-alis all his property to hi. Anna Maria Wibbles, who is made executor without security. II. A.

Xrwhoitse devises to his sistir. 'Amelia N. for her life, hous and lot at 151" West Jefferson, wliich is to lverl to his wif after his sixtrr'a His sisttT also gets an Insurance- jioiicy oi 5.j.m)( -ido payable to Iter. The resf of his pnin-rty is given to hi wife, Alice S. Mewhonsrt, who ia made executrix without serurity.

Louisa Greer wills alt her property finally to Iter friiwls, Greene, Stevens and larie Mnrrw, the hitter lieing made executrix without aneurity. To Qaah ladiclmeats. Under tlie head motions in the Circuit Court, Maj. D. Sanders, attor- ney for Thomas S.

and W. K. Evani, indicted on October IS for promoting a lottery, presented a motion to net ide the indictment on the following 1. Substantial errors in the iummon- Ing or formation of the grand jury which returned raid indictments. That the indictments were not found and presented as required by the Criminal Law of PracUoe of this 3.

That the irrand iurorn composing the grand jury of court were not summoned according to law, and that the said grand jury was ilk-Rally forme I and was not a legally constituted grauu. Juri- The motion ni oe argue iJecemocr 18. Relief For ahappr Couple. In tlie joint session yesterday. Clian- celli Edwards granted tlie following divorces: Ida PDngst.

from Ferdinand L. Pfingst, eaus, abandonment: married Oztolier 7, 11-86; defendant reeidea in ilorence, Italy. E. Gwlden, from F. P.

widen, di vorce and custody of Iier children married June 25, 1872; cause of divorce, abandonment. Sallie Shaeffer. from m. SUaeffer: married April. 1881; cause, drunken- netss, cruti treatiuenl and wasting or lor tune.

John Gray from Alioe Gray: married in 1C83: adultery charged. Annie Irouppert from louis lToup-rert: married Uecember. 1885: cause. drunkenness, cruel teratment and wast ing of fortane. The Merchant' Natioaal Refaaet to Pay.

IX M. Kenick (-ue the Merchants' Na tional lkitik, of this city, oa a check for $385. HaintiO" says that tho iiank of Colutubu. of Columbia, lr a check on defendant m- favor ol plaint if! that payment was there i.n when presented, tnd saiue aj duly proteste J. Court Brief.

Thos. Van Meter sues A. J. Vager and 1'atiick J. Keagan, on account, for 4412.25.

1 he Frick-Schmidt Lumber Company ask, judgment aiid attaoliment against cliray -Miller, uu acsouut, for 51l8.it. J. 1. i'owW for judgment and enforcement ot lien against Joiiu vv Graham on account for 21 5,20, lor labor and material said to have tieen furnialied 'Ihe V. J.

Hugho. Sons Company ask tor judgment, title to a lien anu at tainment au'ainkt tne property oi a. lirown, on account, lor ig.i7 5.8l, for luuding material. Eiirnest 1. Krr.u aks for a divorce from Laura L.

rvraus and custody of tlieir liillren on "the ground of the lat ter lewd behavior. They were mar ried May 2, 12. County Clerk George H. Webb yes- terJay tiled Ins ieKirt in the Circuit Court and paid to the Trustee Jury hund the sum of 10., 614. 78, the win Is-iug frr license, collected by hi.ii lrom October 0, 18U1, to OetoU-r 31.

lUl The MercliantA' National Ilank ask for iudarnent and attachment azuinit l. rieeman aud John V. liiaham on protested note for $4 7 7.30. with inur- est and protest lee. The note was exe cuted by J-reeman in lavor of Grahuui ana indorsed by latter to plaintiff.

Proceediags la Coatl Veslerday. Louisville Law and Equity Court. Moore vs. jjuktu pa.ssed until to-day. Thomas Co.

vs. Lapp, nd usarl ea against plwnull to Clo exhibit, i.rjvcs vs. laire; passed one week. A-h vs. ssv smith demurrer to reply tiled and --t lor nth ln-t.

Amertcui KxrhuiKe AutWnu Hank vs. KentiK-kv llvs Itiitk di-r and demmrer to foui-th iar.icniiii reply tiled and one week to tile der. Keiuaiy v. -Hcttirfcr; denonrer to ptiuiou overruled, and two weck lo an liKcr. Avctj 4.

Loulm-llie and Nashville Railroad motion sustain id and amcnd- reformed petition filed. Humphrey vs. motion to btrikn out motion aod nmoavits and set lor Oih int. i.iitlln v. I.oiiUville and Nash villi- Uiillroad Co.

reply filed. llk vs. liradley A nnt-tlon to strike out pitrt of petition overrued a-in one week to niiKS'er. I lark -Campbell; demurrer to answer mistniiw-d. Kyhult vs.

motion ly defeiKlaut liHljnneiit nnd siilimltied. Minlv v. Ho -torn ley pa-ised one week. iMner vs. Car-iey motion lo stilke out pui-t of petiiioii sntimlit'-d.

Lansterer vs. Outenkuutz reply hied and assiciied to Ketirnanr Mm-canesu vs. lia-ndcr; tiled nu-1 s-sined to Kebruj.iy 3. Kellar Luiiilx-i- Co. vs.

Frank Ingi-am Co. reply lilist and motion for judgment. suhmiUed. Kensncr v. one week to plead.

Kootnt v. I lion. I'lx Insurauee passed one week. st ling vs. Pate; Judk-inent.

Smp.Jii s. Kosenbciger; asKlgned to February 4. Mechanics' Trust ussigta-e, etc, vs. pissed one week. Tliree I'orks fiepoflt Iiank vs.

J-'tank Ingrnin judgniertt. Cady it cls-ci Co. vs. judgnient. Klnkewl.

assgni-e. s. IVue Mill and Nipply Co. passed mm week." Jlras-aineton vs. lj-vy ijssed oik, week.

4-o. vs. Simons: Jndinient. ishirp vs. pUlntiif ilee.

lifted to plead further, Js-liliou dHmlssisl. jiiditimiit tor defendant, ppal to Superior Court. Ile'bnan vs. Norm motion sioU.it-el and Vmvs to withdraw fnrd. asslcnisl to Fehruarv 4.

Ptpher vi. Iloliln.r: aitldnvits fllel and motion for rule lo vee-ite bonl lor costs, p-ave and one week to tile counter nllidavlt. Keloh vs. Wright 'solimi and siibiuitted. Louisville Water Co.

vs. F.utcrprLse Venegar Works; assigned lo Prbnary 4. brum v. Stackmelr: ord-r fisrsiirtiitig for trial set askie. truisferred to Kqultv- diK-ket- Klce vs.

Webb; amcnd-sl -tltion filed. Immohr vs. Curtis; motion ti dlsharge attachment and submitted. SImcoe vs. Hopkins; demurrer lo answer nwrruled.

motion and and defend ml rsqulrcd to elect between paragraphs answer anl one wrek given. Ferium vs. (iivlilen 4' lope; Judgment, attac hns-nt sustained, aeaso'iyood. Mendcn.on Co. vs.

iiweiisboro an.) Nashville Railroad motion for new trial overruled, app-al 1o S-i- eHnr Court, time till --'3d inst. sivt-n for I. ill of exceptions. Haekinex vs. Ilacknicir; vet line wived, hw and tacts, assigned to February Id.

Ilofhetmer vs. mo-t'ou to transfer lo F.t'iit disFet and sef for today. Kitusliaar vs. aide, Judgr-ictit. vs ruU to iay money int court made ab-ol'itc.

two we-ks given to o'lxiherty vs. i.vinn: mntlou for new dial Hiibmitted. Court of Ciininion Rc-wan. tiUslcc, ctcM vs. Kcean ar to Fcblt.ury 5.

l'arrcin vs. 1'ieston. passed one Kelly, administratrix, vi. Louisville and Nuslililo Uailrrd Company; motion sustained and Mnemled peiitloii tiled. Knead vs.

Louisyillc and Nashville Hi.lln.ad leni-Iny: motion to retiuiie plahilltf to make 1-ctiiion" n.m-o fpirtic ovenule'l. Ruby vs. Zimmer: rejolnd-r hied, motion to slitko out fourth teply filed and sut-milted, ssslcneu to Fein-miry U. leas-e to plead. Meauor vs.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company: pased one week, stu. i.v. adniinl-trntni. vs. -eople's Mntiinl Assiirunce Fund Mtsed one week.

Wdliams vs. Adam Express Conii any remiinded. deniurnr bi second paiusnuph of answer llli-d end- set for 1'th nisi. eu vs. Fireman's Flm iio.ur.uice Cvmimny motion to wt atide order overruling le- murrer to reply and overruled, cue week to pie id.

Louisvlim ana n-nvuie uaiireaa Comuutiv vs. Alexander: demurrer to an swer slit niUU-d. tsumser vs. Anicrlcan Ac-i ld.nt IusuraiH-e Company; rule awarded to rill blai ks lit ctill liarker Woolen Mills Company vs. Hohan: passed one week.

Clii-ns Nnilinial lank vs. lluhbert; answer Hied. Oordon vs. Louisville and Nashville Kalirnad Comparjr d'-mtrrer to netitlou tiled and auLn.iUi.d. Claxon vs.

Kohnhorst: demurrer- to fourth iianijmtih of answer overruled. Van Wocrt vs. Mo Crocklln assigned to February llamtt- ton vs. l-enil-crton answer and K-t on niea, I irleh Vs. H'llxer-Voat M.Khine Company; Tstftsed one week.

Ci.lunibm Finance and Trnst Comny. admipistrator, vs. IjhiIs-ville and isa.divllle Kaiiroaa C'jniiHiny mo tion strike out part of petition and set for itu inst. uuvail vs. Keniuckv Jeans Clothing Cotnpcny, etc.

remandtd. bin tier Manufacturing Company vs. Fans. I awed one week, t'-arney vs. Dauer passed aim) reek.

Rene vs. Wilder: raxsed one week. Hrasheer American AccldeuS Indemnity Association Missed one inn vs. nnaw, answer luea. I4ener v.

McNIrhols: demurrer to answer ov em lied. Unevllle Banking Company vs. Harmon. Judgment against Harmon. Thlxton vs.

liusrraft: demurrer to fourth para- grapn ot answer sustained, reply niea. leave to amend. Fischer-Leaf Company vs, Ulikcl: aecismt filed. Lon-h vs. Lowy 4c assigned to February 4.

vs. Water: axdlon to strike amended petition i rum nies ana fcet ior tn Ust. Maury vs, llrnwri; paused one week. Msyer. ton k.

Co. vs. Wets at passed one week. JUo- THE LOUISVIELE, TUESDAY MORNING, yOVEMBER 1891. rhanlcs' Trust Company, assignee, vs.

Johnson lc pasea one weea. oame vs. same: paed one week. Mime v. Johnwm; motion to strika nut part of bill ot particulars ana set for wn inr.

nanie vs. same; pajsea one ween. 6i me rassea one week, fttme v. llanU-son. etc.

answer of bchwarw tiled, bame vs. Johnson, etc. answer of M-hwartx filed. Fame vs. cams; answer of Kchwarta filed.

Same vhnOHuU, demurrer of Hchwarta to seventh, elchtb. ninth ana tenth para- imiths totli um unii ii tttr IMh Inst. I la1s vs. Louisville Southern Bsllnmd I (Vimiisny: answer tiled. Nichols vs.

Mand- I ard Lite and Accident Insurance Company; I Mssra one wt-eK. Iiacon vs. Mulls motion I to strilio cut nart of answer and submitted. I Vogt vs. Central Passenger Railroad Com- I paiiT reply tiled, asxtgned to February 4, I I uuner vs.

MMstpr; jitugment. I'erry I fthscalisn answer lilcd ana reoianaea. to-Aiexunder. et.i. demurrer to nrtlHon over- I rvnnrt filed and submlt- ruled, two weeks to answer.

Norton vs. I Hull; Judgment. Kunta vs. W'lttRenslein reily tiled, assigned lo Februarv 4. Con-eleton.

vs. Finer, etc. naHsnd one week. 1.1 nS vs. Ilomung; sptM-lal deninrrer over- iei.

niouon to uismu. overruled, twa weeks to answer. Rlcrs vs. Naler: de murrer to amended petition filed and set for Mb Inst. Walker vs.

Xewoort News and Mississippi Valley Company motion ior oona lor costs ami set for fta Inst. Clirtlll VS. Watkhl' nsjiaod niw. lr Thv. lor vs.

Klelnluinz: motion for rule to verify petition ami suhmlticri KrlilMi n-kin demurrer to amended netltion overruled. one week to answer. Patterson vs. Lost: rs. Los to make motion un to require phlntilf to make ion more speclllc and submlHed.

Ander- vs. Kelly Ax Cnmpanv; in to require plitltl to file blanks In petition mii hint lilt 1 1 ana mi unnn. n. Msncirri v- jmw i 11 1.1 L7. I iiuuii.

ffun um insurance I siwisi aemurrer to petition overruled. I aemurrer to Ktrond and tldr.1 varacraDhs. of jinswer overruled, one week lo amend hit swer. ciyier vs, Louisville Trust administrator; motion to transfer overruled. assumed to February 5.

Llnd vs. llornung. motion to discharge rule Tor bond ft costs ana in sue informs leave in flu. iuusyiis. ioiiisviiie water o.

vs. (smith. etc. assigned to Fehnisrv Holt vo bors; tnotloti to set aside judgment pro con-fesso, and file answer and nihmltted. Jones vs.

Applegate: pending motion con tinued to Pth inst. WubenvUle Pottery Ci, vs. Alexander: demurrer to answer submit ted. ZoigeiiheJm s. Montx -motions to Quash execution and to muster to Cliancery Court submitted.

Dickens vs. Cave Hill emetery motion to rcaulre THaln- tiff to elect ubmHtcd. for wilt of mandamus and set for rtb lint. Tuvless vs. -Wanen motion to set aside order over ruling motion for judgment submitted.

lll- dema.i vs. Fairbanks (conclusions Of law and facts filed, judgment for tl-iliitifT. Ilnrch Co. vs. McCra, ken Bios.

conclusions of law and facts filed. Cooke vs. Hillenbrand notion for new trial overruled. Glenview Mwk Farm vs. Milllcaii.

etc motkin su and amended reply filed. vs. run: motion sustained and amended an. wer tiled and controverted. Frank Felir Brewing 'o.

vs. Frendenbeiger satisf.M-t:on of judemeut a knowledgeil. People's Mutual Fund vs. Birkel dlsmlsseil. settlet.

LaFeyre vs. Pool, motion and zrounds for new trlsl lih-d and set for 0th inst. Reed vs. liagan, appearatire of defendants entered. Circuit Court.

Commonwealth vs. Attllla Cn. erecting fence across a nwul continued to Ieccmlr 7. Frank ouerharker and Frank Aiken, breach of peace contin ued to percmbcr e. Jsines P.

MullialL H. Howard. J. II. Malionsv snd Mrs.

A. Allen: summons on forfcliure. continued till 7th Inst. Thomas e. Kvans and K.

Evans, immotlng a lottery: motion lo miash oml set s-ilde lnaHtmen; ana set ior ic-m-lne Is. leave file aitidavits. (Irani and netit luriei Inimiielcd. (Jtand lury re- norted ami xlloiimed fill Wednesday. True bills reported against Jesse McCasUe, grand farcenv JMinuul j.Minson.

era no. neny Charles Ames, house bie iklliij John lUskee. assault ami bntterv; Jerry j-estnersione. muider: Fry. cperaillol oonta came: linear FVtess riittiiitr: F.

Rose, bteamv. l-ro-is utlnn against Rodney nchell, grand lrvnv! riisinisseil bv crand lury. lorn- monwrtlth ys. Joe l.r-ey, niurder: mandate filed, new trial granted, coiillnuea to ue cember 4. Att-t: JOHN H.

PAGE. D. C. Chancerv Court titemp vs. Kerr Vfiiiin-kv Niillui.al ank vs.

Fjderptise lo- tmccn rehouse oniimny N'rvin vs. lliM-hle: Meholsim vs. rs-l lachP-r Colde- wev vs. lsr.tel i'ass vs. Bryan Ackerman vs ckerinun toslpoiM-d to Wli.

Hack mire Vs. Ilacknnrc: sstponed to 11th. vs. Dohn nider and noMnonen to uin llllls-rt vs. denmircr tiled and siil.mittcd.

Both vs. li.lt: KtlieriUge Comany vs. hwall Johnson. on l-nhaid v-. itounison re manned.

Kennedy vs. Kennedy; answer tiled slid DOstDoii'-d to nth. Epper, istnlth A Wanler Conilir.V Clbsoti A Amtierj; vs. N'uslanm to tli, Aliowsv vs Jen motions and submitted, Louisville Trust Company vs. Myers; money paid and Hansckainp vs.

liana nw-rt anbrailted on demurrer. Me hunlcs1 trust Con, tuny namt: lenders s. I auer: tiler vs. Miller. Jul nn vs.

john- soii euliiultfed. khici vs. mo tions and siilin.itt.sl. Hone vs. Miin-y l.tni.n, mid demurrer and amended peti tion filed and postponed to fit.

Louisville I. -dire odd fellow vs. Kraywr: moiloii mid asslime! to 4th. l.ons vs. Cnlvtat answer fibsl and remanded.

F-stett vs. Ftes: postponed to Pth. with leae. AH dcrson vs. llamiiUin and cxhll It hied, outer and isistpoiicd to mil.

eteni on netltion: is-tnioii nu-o una km iiti to r.th. Kariiis v. Peter Bnrgtiard nnswer filed and txistpniied to Pth. Louis ville Trust Company vs. Trunk as-igneo in oil: on demurrer.

Stocky vs. sshwlne; answer filed and remHOih-d. Buniham vs. exhibit tiled und postponed to Uh. Kills City Bank vs.

Eclipse itaso Asstssfiition nubmllled. Hoke vs. Kentucky and Alabtvmu 'al and Iron Co n- lnnv: demurrer llim nr.n assicnee i oin. Vne- v. Mnwr: McClelland vs.

h.nd postponed to 4th. Amerl an Land mid Trust Company- ys. Herold dismissed vs. FmnKlin li-suranee i ompany jniitlon for liidgnieiit. Royal, Insuran-sn Company vs.

Kd'vnrds: appeal and assigned 1th. ls alll-u-r s. ici aiu-ier nns-ii- elt vs. 1-ldellty Trust Company Mntis order rules. Kehm vs.

itenm n.ntlnu nnd submitted. Leflord vs. U-lford snme f-rder. Us-kctt A- Co. vs.

Oil son li.dlaiuiaSidis F.xtelslor onifanv vs. enl motion Hurt nssiiniea to sin. Koin i Roth: Fidelity Trust Company vs. Itnmelt; order ferenee. Caldwell vs.

IVllo ar lidsvit filed and order. Horr-sby vs. Meld order deed. l.cnioi: vs. IU nton attidiivlts tiled.

lin-kersiMi vs. Mutual Fire Insurance t'umnanv: snme vs. same; amended netir tions filed, motion ann M-innei inn. 1 reston Mreet Planlne Mill vs. onoch Corter vs Carter: llcndeison llomln Mills v.

Manfacturers Mi.tual Fire Inur- nnce Compcny: vs. same, nhl'akef vs. Ioroy: Kaurnian Vs. luano tuning Compivny demurrers ovennled. TampH-tl- A Waslionrn vs.

Monnrrn jvmrnun Oak Leather Company vs. l-'isndnia (is CtnitutiT: demurrers m-Uiiiiert. vs. eli.ieirer: Vs. olvlden: cloister vs.

KItuIsiII: IHiiCsl vs. i-ntiir-t: i.riv vs. ToniPirt vs. roiniinert liulsvllH frust H. vs.

Cillmnre: nulsy Reidlv Cc vs. 'abler; JiidimHIils. Ilauss vs. tloitssmnn order Hllowance. Jones it.

on'er rule returnnne win. iinslt vs. Ilnsfcet opinion motion tor new trial orernihd. i.irason i.osnru i Mi.ckv vs. Saner: opinion flk-d, ITInst-irk vs.

A-hwsrta: opinion filed and mot 'en to rarajrianh siistabu-il. Elole 'nbiker motion to ovsernlesl imt as Irtvd to 7 Hi. van Imsklrk vs. ot-rler tsilc returnable ftth. Mr- rjulre vs.

King Vlnlnj assiimel lo 4th. Lawson v. Murphy snme order. vs. Memilnr: Posel s-s.

Po-e Ayrs Vs. Irwin; Itommel Fletcher: reports tiled. Krelcer vs. Mekhr: Fi rgio-on vs Fergiiven Pl-I'lips vs. Baker rnmmtn.

sloncr's rei-orts filed. Irtilsville Trust Co. vs. Cortiwnll petition and affidavit tll-d Twlni vs. F.wlng: order referets-e.

vllle Trust, vs. Scliwnrlr! amended tnswer filet. Roibrhlld vs. db-mlsd. Bart man vs.

Pr-sslnc: rule resulted to t-rs-iK vs. simian, orner. vs, fjntdsvIHe Cas Ci-. City of Louisville vs. FranMln 'nsumoee nnswees filed WiMslwurd v.

OToll; nnswees fll---sl nnd order tetiirnnble Hth. Louisville Tn'st Co. vs. Sclvtge: order devsl. Alnsndt vs.

Almstedt: answer g.iar.llnn ad litem file I ns, Mnlfh: r-Tlv llleil. Tamnielt vs. Washtetrn vs. Monarch: m-ll n. and a-s'gned 4th.

Miller vs. denii" tilesl and nssltned Jto 4tn. Iliitrlilngs rs. Krie. iter- mnUon nod asslewd to 4th.

Kerns. cn -Hti. died. 1 -ul-i'l1l'i N'ntlooul vs r.i-dv: title vs sieyor; lienlher vs. 'iivlden emeiMie-i -rem ion mien.

iietrhen -vs. Ilfttehen: order rule. feeood '-auk vs. Tlllie.sn: rer rt nllomey filt, Pendleton Vs. MeTatiicU svklgned to 4lh, Ilewllt.

nn pcHHon. La fan vs. I-af-m; rule resTlllCd. Attest: a. WALKER.

T. P. Lsw and FtuIIv Court Or lers. (Foully v. w-ish: nnrrtt ln i-llllllanl vs.

lle1 ftrliott vs. Iksu-d "ttlmilf red. Flora vs. Flora order and t-svdv roned to Idth. Il-siper atlach-tment retitrtiahltt and rostnont lo pth.

vs. MldHeksmu: Uoh- Jy vs. Mittlnalv Bank of Louisville vs. Mnmaek: Jannessee Hueper Vs. Iverrng; Floan v.

Ulhson: postpiMied to-Pib. Jiotn vs. -terra; mot 'ot aid sohmltted and ease post poned tn Ittti. crawrord. Howard At In.

vs. sixer: nsmsndiirl. Mechanic Trust- Co. vs. Automaiki Tlcfrl-rerstir excel lions filed and asslsiwl to Novemeer f.

n-t rise positioned to lth. Leppert vs. Leppert atlaehmett tllschanred. order pay and submitted. Phneulx In'iiranse Co.

vs. Block; same vs. Crabfclder; order and post- ponea to 16ih. 8. Pottery company vs.

16th. tehler BrKtenaemper Sprowl; answer filed, order and postponed to Oth. Uenwrt Bros. Koelder vs. Mncest; postponed to Ahern v.

Long; aiwwer ana xmon sua ro- mamiel. Orsliam v. King; otawnws. eit repthms and aalldivlts filed and submitted. Alitor vs.

Louisville Trust denuirrer tiled, and snbmitteu, ana case pwipooou MfNnltv vs. MOUIty; motion anu Hit iit mihrnllted. liUCsel s. Varble: remanded. Krclgee vs.

elly of Loulsllle: JJehoney v. Xewtiergpr; Jolinsim Strauss vs. Gissli HectitC ik, fn vs. inia v. u.i slielbvviUe Turnpike MMtiioned.

to Cth, Irannln vs. Liliard pout. vmA to 3d. Maeisou tlonal -liana vs. A 1 mttiA Heed: Fidelity Trust Co.

vs. Perry motion ana Riiomineu -mam tuwrinillM IO inn. niton motion ruled slid Older, friddio vs. Oarrtson or der. McOlnnls vs.

iiaviuson. Molter vs. Koehler; onwr rei --t "erfAOea ovenjiled or: rtxr tv. vs. Mercantile Tnsl to.

'ZZi iiaiiey vs. Kuhn notice Turn- l7S.f Hn itluyvll Turn, ld nd ordetv dftrj- City l1" Co. exociJonii mea. Katfojal Bank vs. vt.

i annrl dttfirTICV EICU. ivnn wa eheehsh vs. Tier- nev amended petition )ed. v' I absolute and attaciunetit re- i vs. wm'i revv Hii, I 7 ntsfc 1 CTty Court-naxaMeuj--- th.

McCollon t.reen, sn cutunK viriio Henri Kelly. James King ui. i Accessory to enooiins im-o I "Petit Larceny D. B. Kicnaras, rir.Bj i i f-uwi Jones: aismisseo.

.,..1, an. Attempt to Kapo-Jnmrs fSuspected Felon-Jaire Chambers Jt. Om-ln Pistol-James Si and tldrtf days at bard lniiotw i. T. unine- hardt; dUmlssea.

Dnmk and Bioraeny jam" missed. Fannv Cunningham, stag James CunWngham. Ann Johnson, ttarvey Bland: -r-JO. ueorge ttMl and for sixty days. Henry Hughes.

Anne tik-s kner. v. Turner, nenrj to. J. M.

Shaw; SIO. Bill Hrane; to- Disorderly Klla, Uaipn, J. n. "f' i ert Hall; November 4. Jonn euiiin, IO0 for three months.

John hmlth. lo Turner. John Carter. Walter MViue ai- missed. William Wade, Mr.

itooervs. o-j Soiith. WTIIUm Miser. William Marshall. Chartesl Wilson 5th.

Rne Melwood. Charles Perkins; S20. F.HJsh l-sttman. lom Havs: Mas Donnelly, liens uavu. Malicious Cornelia frUikes: Kith.

Breach of Peace Wes Istlnson: bond for feited, bench warrant. Summons on Forf-lture-May Jrianman. Oeorgte Awi Flwnrds: th. MlIlam Brown. Mare Straus 7th.

Frank Jones, L. Hyman: lfltb. Carrie Osborne. William Jacob: 17th. Charles Dickerson.

N. K. Harper: IHth. Thomas UUy. Mary llarri; dismissed.

run James Clark: S3. IVtition for Dismissal Jesse Drane; over ruled. Court Caleadar To-Day. Jefferson Circuit Court. Commonwealth v.

Edward Rider, murder. Court of Common Pless. Hughes vs. Cltv Rnllwsy Becker vs. Murphy, Ilalet vs.

Hughes. Weller. vB. Miles. 1 1.1 lives A Co.

vs. Newpitrt News and Mississippi Valley Co, Weasel vs. Bailey, Cooke vs. Kiel. I.w and Kqultv Court.

Clark Co. vs. N. A. and C.

Railway Belknap vs. Central lssen-ccr Railway- Ibrfhelmer vs. Ktlfzcl, Carrlco vs. SVelsh, Earls v. Schwing.

Attest: JOHN U. PAGE. D. C. Lsw and Foully Court Ducket TAday.

Fiuiit SHle. No docket. Attest: J. WALKER. D.

C. Chancery Court Docket Today. No dock et. AWest: J. WALKER, D.

C. Court of Appeals Decisions. Corpmsttons Liable to Indictment. Com monwealth vs. Pulaski County Atrrti ultiiral and Mechanical Association.

To report- l.l llled tH-tots-r 31. 1401. Appeal from Pulaski Circuit Court, opinion of tlie court by Chief Justice Holt, reversing. l--irsi 4 oi poratloos are najiie to Indictinem rhenevcr the ottense consists either In a misfeasance or In a non-fear-ame of duty to tlie p'Hilic, and the corponitlog ran be lenrhed tor puiBsliment, as afe a fine and tlie selrure of Jts property. If the penalty pies-rilied for ttie ottense Ise lsth One and imprisonment the statute Is Inoperative as to the Imprisnnmaiit.

as that -wit of the rimishmeait can not, fi an the nature of the oflender. I. carried out. An Incorporated fair association Is liable tn Indictment, for permitting gaming upon its r.ur gi-ounas. Second The act of Mairh 25.

180, amending Article 1 of flmpter 47 of the Oenersl statutes, entitled Is not In conflict with fcectliai 7 and lo of that a-tlcle. bimI therefore does ns repeol them. William I lerndmi for appellant; O. H. Waddle for appellee.

Will Testimony of Attrstlr Witness as to Testabir's Capacity. llis-rth. vs. able, executor, etc. (To be reported.

I iled October 31. 1H01. Appeal fi-om Jefferson Court of Common Plea-. Opinion of tbe court by Judge Bennett, affirming. First Whlln the testimony of an attesting witness to a will Umt the testator was not eomt-etent to ni-ike the will should be received with treat caution.

It Is error to so Instruct the jury, as they should be allowed to welch the testimony without any intimation from tho court as to Its value. But an error In thus Instructing the Jury Is not grouna tor setting aside a verdict Its favor of the will. If the testimony In favor of the lestiilor t-a rarity to make a will was so conclusive that Ihe court would not have resitatea to set aside a verdict mta lost the will. (second Where a testator Is of sound mind and not subjected to undue Influence ne tins a right to dispose of his property as he pleases, and the fa-t that he dispones of It contrary to the dictates of natural or moral obligation Is not ground for setting Third -Tlie evidence In this ease falls to show that a testator In devislnc his entire estate to one of his flvs children, to the exclusion of the other four, was unduly lu- nnciiceo ny me executor. A.

J. Si-erkert. Aaron Knhn. CN'enl. lack- son fc ltielns for snnellants! Klnnev.

W. P. Lincoln. Marshall Locbre for ap- Clven Fludlna of Chnnceltnr Howard vs. U-s Is.

etc. (Not to Le report ed.) Filed October I MM. Appeal from Circuit Court. Onlulon nf the r.mrS by Judge Pryor. altirming.

The Issue to the lorstlnn or the bonn-dary line between the hinds of the two 1U I -rants Is one t.f fact, and purely legal, and tho testimony being sufficient "to support the contention of either party If his witnesses are to Is? believed, this court will not disturb the Undine of tie Chancellor. ilai-cis a Eastiu for appellant Wai. Lind say lor apiellee. Adverse Possession i c- ment. Taylor vs.

Arnold. (Nd to lie Filed October 51. lb.ll. AiapeHl fisitn Itno-lu-n Circuit Court. Opinion of tlie court by Judge Lewis, altirming.

nrst in tnis action to recover a snisll T-arrel of bind, which elendiint Is allcced to have fon-tbly enteird upon and taken lM.sscsioii of, the plaintiff having Rlleged aud proved that he and those under whom he claims had been In rotiuintoux, adverse pn-senslon of the tract- descrtlied. bv dei-ds exhibited, and which he -intends Includss the parrel in dispute, for more than fifteen years 'Ime cimooencenicnt of the action, it wax not neressarv for him to truce his title to the Cotiiinonwtalth. eerond As the simple Issue Is whet Ivor the division line between the two tracts of the 11 ties Is where the plaintiff contends It Is or where the def-iiiliint claims It to l-e. the verdict for plalutltr not being flagrantly against the evidence will not be disturbed. Third As the father of defendant at one time jointly with his wife owned and occu-y-led the tract of which detendunt Is now owner.

It was competent for plnliitltf to prove that whits thus owning and in pos session of tnat itacts eeiendant's fa thee statna the dlvisitn line l-elween It nnd. ptsuitin-s mna was where the latter claims aud 'ithts jury found it to be. u. is. emtth lor appellant; J.

B. ClarW for appellee. Husband (cynically) Ah 1 women am all alike! It doesn't take tlien long to chance their minds If It suits them. When 1 SHhed you to marry mte first what did you say I why, you sahl that you wouldn't marry the noblest man that ever breathed. Wife (quietly- Welt I didn't, change.

Gen. Cruhb 1 still In his clirvsa'la Mate, month ue wm be nmrried and then look put for the gay butterfly. fliampngne bas a large aninfut of ear. i bon to mto IhJl: it hmlthy i.miriNli- iur kaj. 9 urn iny unpen i-iajf i the beat.

a of in i I SALE OF THE STAHD1F0RD. Big Hotel At Tenth and Broadway Passes Into Otier Hands. Bonfht At a Low Flffore By X. Dojle, the Grocer How It Will Be Rnu. J.

With full bcbr in Louisville'a development, the late Dr. Standi toid twelve years ago built the hotel that bears his name at the corner of Tenth etreet, and Broadway. At the time it waa considered rather a wild venturo for to con. servatiiv a business man, and no one was scr prised when ita closed doors announced that the Stundiford estate bad white elephant on Its hands. Time lias proved to a certain extent the soundness Dr.

Standiford's judgment, however. and the purchase of the building ester day for lota than one-third of ita original coat is locked upon aa ono of the greatest bargains ever secured in this city. Hie sale yeterduy was for 3 o'clock, and a chilly crowd of about one stood stamping their feet 101 warmtu at me tury c-jruer oi ituiu aud Broaday. Many well knowu people were there, but not over a dozen probable bidders eocld be picked out. Some of these, Fred Senning, John Col.

gan and ot nets, took no part in tlie sale. one ot two who Libl not oeeu iockcu upoa as purcnaaen ngurea the bidding. It was nat until 3:30 o'clock that Auctioneer Sim Meddia trok hia atand in his surrey and began to ex plain the terms of the tale. The prop erty, fronting 80 feet on Broadway, run. nine; buck 1 80 feet on Tenth atreet t- tho alley, ou which it rauged 08 feet, with the building, four-story stone front.

with V5 rooms, nil hotel appurtenance, and two aton-a below, was to dwe offered at absolute auction sale by the Louisville rrust company to wind up the Standi. ford estate. terms were one-third cot-h. balance in niiinial piynuuU for live yetira. at li per cent interest, with long(r time, if desired, the buyer to nay the fuuu-s of 1 81-2 and insure tlie prop erty to tlie amount of the deferred payments.

Mr. Meldis gavo these details, and, after dwelling upon the -issui-ance or success luruiislied by the new Union nation, just across tho street, called for bids. Some one in tlie crowd called out Fif teen thiMisand." but was at once swervd by lipt. Saudusky, tlie hotiman 1 I L. i-iiiisi iiiii a mil Vi 000.

li. hfloril. of llirssingliam a advance, and bids of 91.000 followed by Cap. Sandusky am lolm I)ierhoefer, of Phiigst, Uocrhoi-fer Ac Co until was Mil by the latter, and Capt. Sandusky droni-ed out ten n-inutes not another advams was made, alfhongli Mr.

Meddis useil his perstiaeiw arts until he grew hiarw. All the while Mr. Clifford and M. J. Doyle were havinu a little consultation while Mr.

DocrhoeferV friends were eon- umtulatmc hiti on bis i-uii-Iiasc. Final, ly Mr. Do-t ie naist--d his hand and the price to the extent ot SI (Hi. Another delay followed, but 9.12.1 on was all that coul be extracted from the crowd, and at that ngure It waa knocked down to Doyln. 1 Im new owner of tlie house is one the hot known young business men in the city.

As head of the limi of M. .1 Ilryle Kto-ers. his success ha 1s-ii almost nlieiu.mi-nal. Tlioiiirli the li I was by hit.i individually, it is upilciHtood tluit another enternrisin-i yountr man Is associated with bitii K. Cliftord, of llirniinchum.

Mr. Clifford was w-merty of this city, and at one time imipaceil the IVnrnctt House at Ninth and Ilroadway. He has made a success- of tlie hotel business in lliniiing-ham. and in all ptobability the mnimgi-ns'nl of the Stnntitfurtl, when it n-opens, will be in his Immls. At the close or the sale a 1 45 by IPO fev-t on lh tlway, hetwi-s-n Tenth nnd occupied by a livery stable, was elTorcd fi snliv The liest price offered, however, wa 9170 a foot, and its owner, J-jhn McAteer, withdrew it.

OPEN TO EVERY ONE. City Pump Contract Specifications Altered To Admit All Bidders. Held Up Barbsr Asphalt Claims To Be Investigated By a Committee. Pump Contractor Harlan is likely to have opposition in his endeavors to s.v cure the next contract with the city. Mayor Tyler will to-day advertise for bids for keeping the pumps in repair for a year, and the specifications will be so worded that Harlan's patent casting will not have to lie used, thus allowing others to bid for tlie The specifications will allow ny good easting and strainers to be used In the pumps, and the lowest and lesf bidder will get the contract.

Of course this does not shut Harlan out, but he will have to be the lowest bidder to la? suc cessful. Tlie chances are that a larae numlier of bids fur doing the work will be tlH result ot tlie alterations in tho -specifications. A meeting of tlie Committee on Streets of tlie Kits-tern and Western Districts and the Committee on Kevislnn, of the Hoard of AklTmen, together with the City ilngineer. City Attorney At. torn-ys liuniphrey ami Davie, has been exiled for o'clock tomorrow after- peon.

The object of this meeting is for the consideration of a number of claims fur na ving by the ItarlsT Asnhalt Com pany. The" t-lalms are for work dono seiii- tiu. ago and have been la-Id no for several mouths peiidtn investigation. Mayor Tyar has ben liesieaed by hundreds of anxious people who want to know whvn the next meeting of tlie Iolice CsimmLfi-iumfs will be luHd. Tlie Mayor mkl yesterday that a meeting will prolv.

tiblv not tie called la-fore January. Tills will lie doleful news tn more than a lionsands npplieants for positions on tlie force. Only last-. wek tlie names of eighty-five new applicants were adver tits-d. Tlie lax ctJlections yesterday amounted to 51 00.

This came from delin-q uent s. After November 15 garnish ment and distraint warrants will be is-tiicd for those who have not paid. Treasurer Hancock paid out 90,000 on tlie City Hall pay-roll yesterday for salaries in October. A the meeting of the Council '1 bnrtday Mr. Hancock will submit a report showing tlie follow.

nig: Kecciptit, i i i.uiM.m; tiistHirse-meuts, from general fund, from bond fund, from iti- tereat fund, 92.QOO. McNamara was ye-tterd-yr fur-nUhed with transportation to his home ia Ciuclnnutl. Tie had been employed by 'tlie Government on the canal work, lie waa suffering from a broken lee McXamara, ia gocd Democrat, and will caet a vote to-day for Cnidx-u. Contracts for atreet repairs, sidewalk improvements -and tbe digging of well will be let at noon to-morrow. Building permits as folkws were iued yeterday: F.

Burret Green snd Camp. boll, frame 9200; A. Lewis, Levelle and Sixth, frome, 9100; Fetter estate. Fourth and Market, alterations. 9100; .11.

Gregg, Chestnut and Twenty-fourth, frame, $50: Bnchleim. Fifteenth and Maple, frame, Bthl; Luiteu iatatea Baking Company. 210-221 Ninth street-bake oven, W. S. Marshal, Second and Oak, brick, Burial permits as follows were totted by Health Oflicer Gait yesterday white Mrs.

Cherry Starkey, eeventy- aeven vears. old ace. 1014 Seventeenth atreet; John Nehan, twetiTy-two years. intuaatikception, 2436 Wert CheetSut atreet; William McCormick, rlxty-Hve years, elironic diarrhoea. C3C Magnolia atreet ohn McCru.

thirty -seven years, cardiac asthma. 2205 High avenue; Jtlatiitla nliller, nine years, meningitis, Hemlock street, near Woodland; John II. Cameron, forty-seven years, heart failure. Union depot; Catharine Walsh, seventy-one years, asthma, 3402 Bank atreet Maria F. Unk, eight years, heart failure, 614 Kom-lahe street: John Llelite-feld.

five yearr, diphtheria, 807 F-aat Madison atreet infant of Louis Schwab, premature birth, 1016 Wenrel 6treet; William M. Wempe, six years, diph theria. I108 Campbell atreet: William Schieklnger, twenty-six years, pneumonia. 813 East Chestnut street; Henry Knel, thirty-one years, cerebral menin- fitis, 521 Lampton atreet: William II. faxwell, thirty-four yeara, tuberculoaia.

WIS iirst street. Black Frances Cliilds, sixty years, general debility, 118 Center street, CIRCUIT CtJURT CASES. Judge Barr's Time. Occupied With Important Common Law Suits. Dr.

Walton Prepared For the Qoar-terlj Pessioa Bash Cuitom-llosse News. Judge Barr was busy yesterday In the United States Circuit Court, disposing of the common law eases. In the suit of J. Kennedy Tod and others against tlie Kentucky Union Railway Company exceptions were filed to amend an intervening petition of Mason, liogue Meyers. The solicitota for the de fendant, for answer, say that the reply of Tod does not cover the ground, aa it fails to state that one Tod had authority.

to survey the road as chief engineer, as alleged in tlie complaint, and for this reason it is moved that the action brought by Mason. Hogue Meyers be placed at issue. In the same court and the snme case H. F. Hamilton, re ceiver for tlie Kentucky road, filed hi monthly report, showing receipts and expenditures for September.

Tbe gross earning for tlie month were against in August, show. ing a small iicrease. Tlie deticlt for the August account was S3.348. The receiver announced that be had ordered a 10 per cent, reduction of wages of employes early in October. It was or dered tilid, subject to approval.

In the Circuit Court a new Jury was sworn in to try civil cases. In tlie rise of tlie Allecliemey Hessemer Steel Com pany, of iitfxbiircb, against Horace Scott of louiville, fur violation of coutract, evidence and arimments were beard, after wbK-h the court adjourned until to-day, taking tlie rase under advisement. Humphrey Al. Davie rcpre- -ntcd the steel company and Charles ibson appears for Col. Scott.

Hie laim made by -the steel oimimnv is siiat it shipped 20Otons of ste.d rails to K-ott. who refused to receive them. The defense is that tlie rails were not sent according to contract. several rases were compromised in the Circuit Court. In the case of liirhard Hite, Amleison Jackson and Mike Burke against the Monon, growing out of xn ccident on tlie Louisville Southern i tliaft.

fsoad was hwnin (. ennteoTled bv the Monon. their claims, which amount to 925.001), were all n-ttled. In the United Stntes Circuit Court las Jackson Sharpe C-ompanv. of New ork, filed suit yesterday atntinst Isaac lVarson.

trustee, for damages. Ibis is a suit growing out of the subscription voted by Mercer county to the louisville Soutliern Kailrond Company. The county vou-d to tlie Smth-ern. on rendition that t1 sliOis of the company would be to-ated at llarrotls- burg. This, it is claimed, was never arried out, and IWrsou is one ot Uie Innoornt purchas'rs.

i ne juries icr tuc next two eeks to try civil c.ise., are C4mposed of the following John I i ley, viestport: tieoig ivnitrnt, llollnrdsvtlle; A. II. Johnston. Itirranire: Henrr JolMon. Oldham: Fleni MrWilliants.

llrownslioro G. D. II ami I-ton. Tliomaa Haekett. K.

G. HelL K. ugent, George W. Bennett, Samuel Cs. tleman, George Li.

Uanforth, James IHacklmm. Thomas James, illiani Ken- drick. Alls-rt C. Tafel, K.I llondurant. William luttersn.

Iiuisille; Chss. P. Worthington. Danville; Fi. Iir.

Shell-vville; John L. f-xldleman. llotland: It. P. driawhyt Bardstown: Jame H.

Boyd. Franklin Ben A. Rtoe and Tho. 1. Nail.

Jas. J. F-lder. Ttv lersville F. Wyatt.

B.l- ford W. P. Ewdng. Milton Elbert Wells. -ey A.

B. Coppace. Mai ion: P. J. Hill.

stvew A-lolnlui" AW-oM, Oldham. In the suit of Ia, B. Quinlin ariinst Lyon county, tlie response of the de-fondant to mandamus was held. The pla'nttfl's attorney moved that the County Judge Is required to appesr. Tlie return of the writ was set for Nc- vember 21.

An amended answer In the suit of George Gee, colored, against' Stephen Marriott waa tendere.l, snd motion made to file. It embodied the sm: as tho previous an swer' except that the ouarrel with tlie defendant's mother wa elim inated. The esse of S. S. Caldwell against the II V.

nnd G. railroad was continued on motion of plaintiff. Revenue Agent Ksstman has as yet received no instructions concerning his removal. It is very prohibit- that lie will be sent to Chicago, as the Agent nt that point live lieen put on spieial dutv. and as Mr.

Eastman Is one of tho I tried men In the -rvlee he will probably tie as-signed to that imps-t-nt point as a rewsisl for his gmd work. IXpnty Agent Harnard nt hicago for duty yesterday. The following ehangies went into effect In tlie post-oflice jesterda.y: Rid-ert Thompson retind and Oscar Beckman lH-cme assistant ciisliier of tlie money order denartment. Iatrtck Flnnesan stteeeede! lo the position of eliit-f stomp clerk. William Slight- is now assistant stamp clerk, nnd Everett Jul I v.

cousin or the District Aft rney, took Mr. Slig-litj's former place. Dr. Walton has everything In readi-r-ess for paying pensions on November 4. Th'tre will be no delny and all who rail ot the office on that day will be.

paid. The city cheeks have all been made out and the neeessary vouchers ill have to Ik signed. There ore of these tltecks readv for ithe pensionetw. Over 16.0O0 checks for tho' outeide of the city have lieen. mode out, ami as Ins as the vouchers eome in tlie cheeks will be niftirne-L The doctor expects to make a quicker payment than his ever hen made by pension agent.

With this end in view, the office will be kept nni-n from 7 o'clock on tlie-morning ot November 4 until o'clock at night. Yesterday more new certiticares were receivetl than -have ever been received in "no day. The onmber Was- 19tt, The IV i IJ IMJUrVUM CARPETS PflRPETS, lilRTAIBS, PORTIERES, OIL CLOTHS, In Animal Skins, in RUGS Velvet, in 0 i ontal fabrics end designs. A great big stock in the largest establishment in the city. All prices.

All qualities. Many exclusive patterns. IT PAYS TO BUY OF US. W. D.

MIIGHT 328-330 W. 231 Fourth eWks, who will work during tbe payments. They are: Col. 1. W.

Campbell and Messrs, Noe, Monks and Beech. The Mahony-Ilowaxd DistUlery Company will this morning 15 turned over to the CoDeetior's force by the Marshal's deputy In charge. Deputy Collect T. J. Mi-Cann left last flight to see that the trsnsfer was properly made.

1 lie surrenders the property by order of the coutt. Deputy Marshal A- D. Clark and Assistant Jailer Ike Killy left this morning at 2 o'clock fnr Columbus with Charles S. Stewart, sentenced to eight vears; J. E.

W. Bryant, two years, snd Flavins FeH. ono jenr, in tbe Government penitentiary. Dirtrict Attorney Jolly is preparing his work for tlie ofening of court at Psducah the third week in Novtmher. Capt.

Jenks will make a trip to Cin cinnati. Jto-d ay on business. Ganger W. T. Morrow resigned his position yesterday.

His private business needed his whole attention The following Internal Revenue collections were made yesterday On ler, 9240.75; on whifky, on tobacco, 94.805.31 on cigars. by epeetal tax, SS08.68: total. Yesterday was a good day. All tbe collections were made in tho city, none of the deputies being sent out. OIL AS A WAVE SMOOTHER.

Testimoay A It Valae By tke Cap-tala of the Tallahassee. fNew York Times.) One of the most interesting report concerning the us- of oil in lieavy seas comes from Capt. Fksher of the American steamer lallabass-ee. On Oct. 13 lie waa off Winter Car1er Shoal light-shif, near which tlie United States steamer Uespateh was recently wreck, d.

when lie sighted a dismantled schooner, over which tins seas were breaking. Tim crew were clinging to the rigging. After a careful survey ot the situation ho hove to and prepared to rescue them. Tbe see waa running too high to launch tlie lifeboat, ami Capt. Fisher decided to try to us- bis metallio life raft.

To get tho raft to the schooner was no easy matter, for steamer, bsing lightly loaded, drifted taster tliua tbe raft. Oil waa poured overboard to calm the waves, and the raft wa then towed to leeward ot tlie schooner. The steamer then let out plenty or tine, steamed to windward ot the schooner and hauled the raft to the schooner's side, to leeward. All the crew ot tbe schooner got on board tho raft, lashed tlieniselvys to it, and were hauled safely through the oily water to the steamer. Bellewood Seaaiaary.

On Friday evenina last the pupils gave tlie first of tm-ir literary and musical en tertaininenta for this year. Guided nnd inspired by their teachers, they under took to bring vivhlly fore the mind of tlie a idience the leading facts and fan cies oontieet-d with Halloween, ami their undertaking was a pronounced suece-ss. The origin nd history of the custom among the different nations together with weird cries and personal expc firmed tlie subjects of the es says', while the witch scene from Mao. heth" and Tan-uOShanter" pursued bv a fittina oisning and dosinir of the programme. The music was also approrrUte to the oeraMon iiesides tb.vw entertainments ftiuiw of lectiin-s, embracing some of the liest Wnrers un the olatlorm.

lias wo -r- I ranged by tlie iaculty ot the schooL A Taaable- Mri-i Xlorrison lately Va. bhe's riding a bicycle lately. Isn't she?" Trying to, you menu 7" rih hs doesnt net on very Weill" Hardly. But you ought to sea her get oft iinillsdclphla ire. Extract BEEt nm Thjest.

and moat eemomies "Stock" for Braips, Etc. One pound equals forty-five a lAAr, 11-. I pounds of prim, lean Beef. i 1 I YOUR CROCCR KEEPS IT. i 1nnk of ytpta showtng oseof ARWOOI't I tlTHCTIn 8our and rssuees.

sent lree, ou appCoaUen to Chicago. Main St. Avenue. INCORPORATIOM NOTICES. Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that W. N. Halde man, HeSa-y Waueraon, no. Jf. Athertoa.

Cluu. 1. -erc. sod twin Walterson bv. asMM-lated themaeivea togeiner and tiled articles of incorporation under Chapter J6 ot the Irene ml Nauites ot the State of Kentucky, in ttie Couuty Clerk's office of County Court of Jefferson county.

Kentucky. First Tbe name of tbeiaaid corporation is the LouUvuie Turkish Bath Company, and ita principal place ot busioeaa at Lou-Isvllie. Kentuiky. (second Tho general nature of Its business will be conducting a Turkish bathing sous, aud giving Turkish. Kusslaa and eloctrl.

baths ana transacting ail such buslaaaa necestuy and pnper to carry oa a bathing house for that purpose. Third The amount of capital stock aathor-lxed is tweisty -nvr thou-vand iliaci, divided Into share oi fifty dollars each share, ot which sum five thousand dollars are to bs para up rash at tte commencement, of and Lhe rrniMlnaer at auca tirnaa and on such term a' the Board of Director may provide aud Sx. t- ourth The coorooratloa Is to commence. business as soon a the five thousand dollars ot capital stock is subscribed for and paid, up in cash, and It is to cease busloesa illy ars irom uiai oaie. rifih The affairs of the corporation are to be conducted bv a Board ot Ave Dlrector-i, a Preskteut and secretary, nd they are to be elected annually from the time of coottrSW Ing business.

elxth The highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to which the corporal to at aay t. ii iinKU shmll not exceed two- tAtrds of the amount of paid-up capital stock. IserrntliVrhe private pmirtf ot tfco ats. a corporators and atockaoklur aball be exemp i-t .1 from corporate ami. W.

N. ALDF1M AN, HEXBY W-VrjERSOlf. CHAS. U. PF.AKCK.

JNO. M. ATHEKTON, F.WINO WATTFJISON, Incorporawr. lacerporatiea Nstlce. At a nxmMit ot ta.

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la aaia boai-a that may b. cauaea By acata, aalffaauoa or othcrwiaa. cUisna'a anu. KoapnaU. IV.

fl ot "Morkholaers' MeeuaaT' W. T. KULTH. bacniary ml la. llasoaTSaV STEAMSHIPS.

CUNARD LINE. Cablu $0, $100 and $12. Appl iacrxcAJiT. PrankHa Bamk. 9t DuoOaai INMAN LINE t-alilng waeslr hatwaa K.w Torfc and Uv-krmt si (aiMsraauesa.

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