Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1882 — Page 1
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INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1882.
IPKICITWO OKirm lSIX DOLLARS PER TSAR.
, to neore insertion a poo BOMdAf, moot b«ll*n<led la»t UMOOODdOC i before (me o’clock.
VAITJtA
j VTKX>—Boerd of Trede deer. w; Airi ED—The Wnoo—i ; U leoan lO«
Tf U •
^"ABTED-A nod cook at
•01 Xorih Delaware
t o
yy Aa>|OD-itQ7 jroeraaineleeof O-H.JDdrid** ICBT AOTM>—A txxT botcher ; apply 205 Weet VV Ohio «t. tlT ANTKD-Par and weeilj l»o»'der*; 7» rto-itb . tt Dll note n ». t t. m aWn k.l>—Camaae oal jurat C Y. anrigbt'e, TV 12» Indiana ava. °a* nr a HI Kl>—a •eeond-band Wcyc e. Addremi W ZM, Wewiofllce. v« ANTIiI>—«ee elegani pooio*. «J i-e' doeeo. at W »ew Tort gallery. _ •> - u.th^ TX7AM r MJ> -flood glin to do general nounewora ; W 70 (•ortb MleWMlppI »t. *
«a/ aAI >-D—ft iw a luu »«ioi tvei.n at rjunart’* Vf m Seat Waaeingtou m. a<jt_ TATAlUTKD-ffarneM mater. C. L Oartner, TT 1M Went Wa»hlngU>o «. nati Tir ABTED- chlorine and eu-Ung' wtricn TT plamea:«7&Nortn lnlr><.^ « i n _'_ tl7Xi»TKl>-l.OoToio a»t* liitt I«) »* «>. >d e* ne* W by Wot. Joho. M Virginia ave. ta%»f AUTBIl— a w«'rr an to help in kitchen ; go. d yr wagea; 172 Noun New lei ary at I TKTAWTItlt-HoPig* to6 r'»orn« for family; no W Children. Maoiaon, New* ofBee. | ANTED-Toaell oil ato^ee cheaper than any-
nan It, n«. v tl
II oil tto?ea cheapen
body. Crompton■«, MS Mae* axe.
m Al*TBt>—Ktperience'f a !»ertl*!oic'solicitor. VV BepuMlcaD.41 N<> Ui lx in ware at _ ual!_ \irANTAH-minatlon as lo nsekfeper, cooa or T* general hi.uaeaora : ' urea at. l_
tj^ANTAD—M. No Sn
»V No. •# cigar dnj Mo V>. na*
TirANTAIx-Tn a*ll wnoi ar.d tindilng at
Vy Friendly Inn w(<id yarn : telephone. e o
■iir ANTED- agen’.s u> ri.1 I for hair goods; VVje.t EmI Waahliigtou si M. K Phelan. I si \ir ANTkD-Two(lining ro cn airl* and woman gV to help In altcnen ;a^ Norm Alabama st. 1 TEf A NT Al>—Call and me me . eedle gaa lamps;
W 61 North Illiuolsst. Agetus wanted, s u ' \WT ANTE P^-t'srnate i aiuM r : l »o only W two gear hands A a 11 Ifer A Hoi
%MT ANTKD—F fly loar* giMxi dirt on Islington Tf nse.. app’y at my » flloe a f>. Htrelgnt v o' TIT ANTED—To repair thresliliig portables
YT cheap. Dan K. heagan. W. Wash, st.ss
XSfANTED—Caat-olT clothing; hlcneat pne*
W paid. Addreaa227 K Waah. at. Mn (JN tAI
tET A NI'ED—Sit nation by strong Oerinan hoy 17 w year* eld, to do any klml ol work; MS Clinton at. nat' "t»/AMT ED—Every body to know that Beheon. “ R8 gnat Washington si..re Is g.rxls on easy
paymenu. ' a a
TIT ANTED—To buy c» Cage In northea** i»rt of TT city : will pay cash if cheKp Addresn M C.
NewsoPloe. v tl
%A/ANTE!*—Wall paper u> hang at te» eenla
” per roll; call or addrts* .1 Dean. 2S tlaana
chosetu ave. t_
ANTEI>—Boardershy the ’ay, weeg or meal:
▼T rooms furnished or u iMruiahed, at ISO
East st. ^ eo 1
'll/ ANTED—To Mil second hand Ore proof olMee
safe,cheap; ln>|Uireat loom 10 Fletcher A
Ira. L. He gar.
North Fa* nr ANTI
“ safe.cheai Pharpe'* block.
\jtT AMT M>— Kverj hi'defo k owthit flceiurtle W 1 aonp to-hlght at the Tittle Bonau/a. 21 Kentucky ave. 1 XfiTih El>—Boy toattend to horse and do work TT amend the home; call at once; «tt North Fennsylvania st. nj ANTF.D—Kveryhody In reed of »nmraer hats TV should call at once and get a bargain at ISt South Illinois st. eo T17 ANTED—Ihirchar era for Kale miningst< ck. W Oltlce 15 Weal Wasbligloo st. J. M -B. Shepherd, agent. ua t! \v ANTED—Emnlovmebt hv n. competent col▼T lector; goed references given. Address ilolDctor, News oBlce _uat! tET ANTED—A relfahle party to rent haaement, ” Inclndlng teveral roomi to ceep boarders ; <75 North llltnota st. ’ l h I 11/ ANTED—To replateyour Knives, forks - and TT apoous; made good aa new. a w. Snow A Co., 10 Weal Market et, ton-wt.thA EE/ANTED^You to get Icecream palls, plant *» inhs. stable brooim
U North Hilt
lam palls, l at Wooden
^■yANTBli—Dreasmag*r. One walni lloliher and T* one st In maker, »t 77 West Ni r,n st.; n'.nn hut eaperietn eo need apply. v f IE/ ANTEly—60# Hlnger machines upon which Ww we will put the new loos* pulley wheel fur |2.S0each. Horton <fi Blake, «7 N. Illinois st eo EE7 ANTED—Man to lase care of horses and Tf coward work about hou-e: mu.s he well reocn mended, b, M Herron, in W Wash. st. ! EE/ aNTKD—Clerk In grocer/ : call No 15 Hou h TT Meridian st . roi.ms 2 and 2, unatatrs over jewelry store, frAmS to & p m or 11 to 12a. m. I ’ 'KD—Properly owneis to save A) per by havtngiheir vaupe sod sinks cleaned >w York Odorleaa Co.. K. w»«n oaxT TE/ ANTED—First-class 0nisT»r who underTf stands polishing and rub*»ng canin*t work. Indianapolis Chair Mhg_Co., Isi W. New York. It EE7 ANTED—Parties having new Inv nl ons will Tf find It to toelr intere t r Torrespoud with 1. H. Long, city, to enab’e i hem to accomplish sales I EE/ANT RD—A druggist with a stock of drugs to TT occupy storeroom No.006 Virginia ave. :»lso grocery room with fixtures, nest door No. f.l(i ts* VE/ANTKD—The cheapest mace l) buy self TT basting broilers, tinw.re and stoves of •very description, Is at Urompnin'a. *■ Maw. ave.
was by the New
O’
EET ANTED—V-CObed ticks to fill with excrlk or; TT better and cheaper than-iraw. indlanapoIlk Excelsior Oo..iWM to860 W. Market at. aadcaual.
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EETANTElx-EverTbody to know tnat R. ApTT pleby, 189 East wasnl gt.m s: , pays the highest rath price fur all kinds of second hand furniture. V tl EET ANTED—A new Finger pattern machine; TT has high arm. self selling uee-ile. and runs light; call and see It. Horton <k Blake, 47 North Illinois st. __ e o EE/ANTKD—50n horses to shoe in II r*t-clAS8 style TT and at prices that d. fy C’-mr*etiilnn, at shop Df New-Deulsou hotel. 74 East Waoush sL
i ANTED—A woman cook that caa do meals and pastries ; fair salary t a'd : for f trther in formatlou address Hoy's h itw, Crawforcsville Junction, lud. vs EE/TtHT Ely—Twelve Iron house finishers ; girls TT for housework ; situatious of all ki .dsfur t'.lshfd. Addriss Ametlcan t-uiplnymeul ofitos, 16 Vance blotk. »_ HirANT Klv-lf you will ca'l and see . he ' EcouYT on.1st" oil stove In operation, you wilt buy no other, seeing Is believing Purse,l dk Meda aer, IS North Illinois at. u«s EE’ ANTED—A good farm hand ; one whounjerTT stands handling team* and general farm work; single man preferred; apply at room 10 Fletcher A Bharpefe block. f t EE* ANTED—A. middle-aged woman to assist In TT' housework, that own wash and iron; mu-t coaie well recommended; Inquire within five day s at 2M North Liberty et _ i
lion as dru. clerk by meuk y or town of Indiaua: can to character, address 8 Y,
LNTKD—Hltoatlon as drut clerk by meulcal TT student in city or tow n of In ' furnlab reference aa to character, ad care teller carrier district 25. o h-s w.th.st
W i 3B!S?^»JISjiSU'a , *!!S5 Meridian at has the beet selectel slock In me clty, and aelllng the cheapeet. o *-a
’ANTED—
Jack 'a.
Pmoke Jxok's
ua h Jack’s warren eo c ear Havana UlleE IT ANTED—Fifty teams to work ot grads of
MET ANT rr coicx
Chicago Air
menia every two weel
A Bhaipe a I
lud.
tty teams to work on gn Line: gi 26 to I».aO per day; pay - >eks; rei ort at No. 5 Fletcher orto J. T. Mobhaue, Carmel,
I ntt
W A ^ 1 r^7n 0 Sc t u 0 re"n C o W :r , Tn J :s 0 . r w?u t ?d C r, n - ease 1 have bad, and now on«r mis great remi-dy for sale at cost. Address 55 m Bieelsmlth. Eiisavllle. Ind. u ut-8t
EET CNffik-Poardlngl* a iinall.nrlvste family TT by tw o girls; will stay ayrar ort wolf suited ; pey in advanoe. Invariably weekly; must he resKOnabie; state price. Address Boarders, NrwtoOhe. _ _ L EET AHTRlk^Energetic cauvaasers to take orTT den tor Marion Harlar.d's new b<>ok entitled ”Eve’s Daachters, or Common -<ease for Maid Wife and Mother.’’ For term* and terrll iry. address without delay, J. M. Olcolt. »'• Bast Market
•L. Indianapolis. WANTED-’
TT west 1 cleaned by
ID—Everyone north, acath. east and : to get thelrvaulti, staktatd ctsterus New York Odorless ot mpaay, office
1K7 Indiana sva ; also, pumps and wells belli, cleaned and rtmal red: orders bv mall promptly attended to 0. Olrtondt Ca ue» EET ANTED—Housekeepers to os part leu lar sad vf see that they hay their oil fr un the "Oltleena'Headlight Tanka r ’ It Is tue boss oil; will net smoke yoar chimneys: peruse aging oil stoves would consult their own interest bV nai ng Utts aU; cheapest aed best oil sold In the city. Bold by the omseai’ Headlight leaks oniy. a x EET ANTED—1 *h can standard peaches, 2M.
TT tfoeaa apples. ME.
1 *Eoan tomatoes, me.
Icae Yarwmuto com.lt'ke. X can tail welgttt cove oysters, IE
• boxes sardiues la oil 26c.
«OaAd«7 VlrglnU ave . 70. 7i and^V^xtam. ave.
Office'«* Mission st .Ban Frxnciaco Cal. Plans oidglual; new leaturre: endowmeut certain ; not apet ulauve22 marriages paid in to-day*; h^nd • rwfvrvncvs given; correapoodencs toItclttd for agents and member,. opuortanuy ol a Ufetlme for agenu; outfit tree ; s*no stempt for terms and Marriage Inaarance lottrueiicerUfi«aDsU,(tKand lljMn; doerrlsi wiut'u sixty dess of aswntagA Mention psier. Ulv-wl
F0K TRADE.
T.SOB TRADE—Breech loading sh t gu.t for rlfie. AddreraRlfie. Ntw., itlce. • EJOR TRADE-MO acres In Ureeuw. ud coudty, r Kaesaa, for farm near Indianapolis. Address Kansas. Newt office. *_ YjKIR tftADfc—t want to trade for or purchase a . a piece of Iowa or Nebraska land. Any one wat*aa i £2gT'V2ij^s,5 >
JpOR^THADE—Ffeck of bent* and^shop, iuu^i*
- - mdMmwmmpdjjf tbe^best
■Uy or lo this
detng a good paying hiMiaes* towux In Northern Oblo. for
dtj property Also, a general stock of goods lo city. Invoice 61 .(CO, for a cottage ora good loi w. Brown, to Thorpe block, sf F.. Marcet st.
imots and sho-,
ivo
in
farm m ockof g
STRAYED 01 8T0LE1.
breau. lumpon side, caused bv broken rib. Ltb-
utnp on side, caused by broken rib.
•ral reward lor return to Henry Oelsel, above
woodrufl place.on Cllffbrd avenoe. ■
REWARD.
J^EWARD—MOO reward If you beat my price*. . Solid gold bangle rln^I. _
All goods t _ _ opposite Bates n o-m.wjs j
H or ate a. Comstock
flORBEB aid veholbr
TTOR SALE—A good Jolt wagon, IK Harrison J: street. v tl TTOR BALN-Pony and open boggy, 68 Dran*. I* street. t
horse, good mover, at
n a
f-jR oadE—Dark bay a; No. U Camp street.
flrslclaaa two-seat carrtagi
r-
ogg. Can be seen at carriage
C. H. Talbott nl »
horse, 6
Arket street, as t
I7*OKBALE—Cheap. Ilrvvclae
Jc at 160 Fast Bu Clair street ryoK naLE—Good pUnobox top boggy. I; net's stable,«« anti 48 Oak street.
l/OR saLE—Kelloc
X 1 shop of <4. H. Hh’ ____ _ f?OR HALE-Otx-d, stylish, well broken r year old. Inquire 61 East Market stre«
77" snTad- Use of n«rse at d two s sated tragiy Vv for the I unjiuer : 468 N. Pennsylvania at. v t ! r. uB e»ALE—Horse, geutle and aed brosen, A cheap. Call at once. 74 East Waihlngton st. an EET ANTElI-Horsefor delivery wagon ; m'-ntb TT ly payatenui at once: 146 North Delaware] h k FULL line of the celebrated Qsbkrah wagons, J\ call and see them; also, harueaa, at m E. Court st. ua * I/OK HALlT^OR TRADE—Basket pha-ton for r larger buggy, with child a s^at. Call at272 E.
Bt. Clair st •
POR HALF—a r newly painted, Illlncls street.
FOR BALE.
BEKDAT BERYI0E&
fOCID.
Jj*OB BALE—Fresh milk cow, 220 Indiana ave. OK BA LE— Dishes sad glassware, cheap, at the
F Dollar store.
CVRACE M. K. CHURCH—Rev. T. H. Lynch. VT pastor. P^rguiar services ou Hah bath at the
UMiai hoars. ■mfjTm’
eguisr services oo
’Uuday schooljat 2 p. m._ ETtHUKCH-Junctron -
Unior
IJiOOND—Oil stoves cheapest a; Crompton's 66 A Mauachnsetts ave. ue i
X MF,H M E. CHURCH-June
^ * " c >p ' _ - ' m. Kervice of sting at 7:45 p. m. I7OK HALE—A So. 1 fresh cow, S41 OratHre *L.
A tastofBeed. nst!
BAI*E-<>ld MX: The Newsomoe.
East Waah ug and ent-
ers, 40 c-ntx per nandred.
F°t_
TFOR BALE—No. 1 mocking bird, good slngef, A 3K East McCarty street _ J_h 1 C'05 — BALB—Newfoundland pups, corner SeyA ecth and Michigan at q ITOB BALE-6 room house. In Plelufleld. Ind. r Address E C. News office v n !
pOB BALE-Fra
I’NITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—OorU uer of Massactiusetis avenoe and East street. Rev. J. P. Cowan pastor. Preaching to-morrow at 1036 a. m. Saobath school at tSao p. m. • 1/OURTH PRE-’BYTERIAN CHURCH—CorA ner of Pennsyivanvla and Frau streets. Preaching at Id an a. m. and 7:*J p. m., by the pastor. Rev. A^H. Carrier. Sunday school at 2:15
p. m.
VCiRTH BA PI 1ST CHURCH lx way and Cherry streets. He
T/OUND—I. B. Hettinger. M. D W‘-. f A ington st . leeching, cupping, bleed!
tractlng teeth.
TPOCND—Puiwell A Medsker have the boss line A of vapor stoves, oil stoves and refrigerators, 68 N. Illinois street. ta s TT’OrND—That n-ercliant.s can buy suspenders A and ’ races at lowest wholesale pn esol George
jfacturer’s agent. 5-‘i ». Meridian.*
cod vedencev
me bouse of 5 rooms, with all , pastor. ^Divine service to-m* AS Grant stieeL 1 ; andTNtp. m. Sab oath school
are invited.
three spring wagon, new top. etc. Horton A Blake, 47 North
Illinois street. e o L'OR BA t.E—dagger wagon, new.l»aiher top and A »)<!• curtains, two seata. Can Oe seen at VW F ast South rlraet. uao! pOK BA LE—Phaeton, nearly new, sino cash. or r will’rade for t arior fnrnUure or piano. Address Phaeton. News office. eol T>CM KAWAY CARRIAGE, latest «v!e, best It. materia).Just finished ; Hgnt barouche, beautiful cshriolet. Dch kelloggs. phaetons and buggies at reasonable rales. Bobbins A Garrard, NOT £2 E. Georgia SL 1 X 170R HALE—New acd second-hand carnages, A buggies, pr.aetous. kelloggs wagons, etc., cheap. Kepairli g a suacluity. uoue on short notice and rtasonahie trices. Bchwetkie A Prange, 474 and <2* East Washington street. t a 17OR HaLR—Horse, carnage at d harness, good I A Tsiuliy horse, esn be driven ny lady or child, [ carriage Is a keliogg.one seat phaeton, in good re- | {wir. will be sold at a bargain, if all sold
getbe p. m.
(.’OK MALE—By all druggists. Dr. Jordan's Lung A Kenovawir. the jjreat Tungremedy. ex. I7OK BALE— Kale mlolng seek, at 1» W. Wash A Ingtou st, J. McB Shepherd, agent. uat! Y’CR BALE—Attend the great slaughter su e of A Hue Clothlog, at Arcarie luW.VA.st. si 170R BALE—N’ce counter, refrigerator aul A butcher’* Ice-chest, kJO Indiana ave. . t I7OR BALE—Mecond hand goods bought, sold A and exchanged, 76 Massachusetts ave. lua’ (.'OK BA LE— ChoIce atu;g o• grocer.es.Th good A location, cheap reiiu (irocer. this offi :e. un 1
UOFBALJt-K.’ No. 36. A No. 88 cigar,
t/OR HALE—Harness and”sad-;es in great vaa r.ety. at Ad. Hereth's. 72 and 74 E Ootinst.tns UDR BALE—Baboon. doing a good I'm si lies*. In J the center of Die city. Address a C. News office. uao! TT’OR BALE—Nice rliy home. • *. a great bargain : A must be sold. Charles Otl 3 Nor’h Delaw
lerof BrrwtdD. D. Reed,
>rrow at 11 a. m atSUSua. m. All
Mf AYFLOWER CXJNOREOATION.i iTl —Boulhside of BL Clair street. , Rev. N. A. Hyde, D. D^, pastor. Pre
morrow at 10:: Strangers mad
! a. m. So' le welcome
pastor. Preaching nday school at 2 p.
AL Church
ar East.
•hil _
Bmoke No- 35. as 1
’OR BALK—Complete stock of ha
turea atdlerse, a rare hi
noi* street.
turea and lerse
art-
hats, store tit-
argaiti, 141 South lill-
(.'OP. BALE-Grocer- stock arn nxtii r monthly sales fl.Ouu. Stick, Nev
montl
lo'-wJ,s
s. •-’10; office.
a bargain, if all sold to-
Inquire at 243 North East street, after6
tea. one-man
F 0 ^^;. P, Xr%^t ^ry wagons, and all kinds of second hand work, call at 12 and 14 Circle st. Every vehicle sold from our ware-
nted as represented. V. 41. Ba
loom A < o.
a kas
al x
PEBSOSAL.
1>P,1!H NAL-Iir. Pattlow has removed from
I 4om Park ave. to269 W. Mien gan st
ua o l
1>EKf-ONAL—Mrs. J E. Tomlinson, clalrvoyI ant and slate writer, 407 N. Alabama sDjts?’
ant and
ISONAL—Mrs.
pERBONA
I ously ill at he
'ling 1
Nan Cramer Is lying serislderce.'tM East Ohio str> et.
ier residerce.'tM East Ulno str> et,
auflfeiing from a fall she received lail December ov er a w ater works caji. 1
PERSONAL—I will si'll the full and complete 1 stock of hate and ewps. slore fixtures and lease, al 141 B. Iiliuols ft., at a nurgain ; and until the sale Is made I will continue to retail all the latest styles nl summer hats al less than wholesale prices. D. A. Bbenk. ua 1 pEREONAL—With a full and comple'e assortI meutof gent’s, Isdiea’. tolsiei’and children’s shoee. we are preparei! to please all that will favor
us with a call.
Come and a
22 En.I Waelilngton.
Will give you value received e'
O. W. affitewller A Oo
very time.
t o. e ut
(JerSoTaL—(seal of Indiana '
k The lie-t llve-cenf cigar f or the money ever made. My own mauufac’d - e; Havana tiller of my own iRipertit ion direct ftom Havana;
Wrappers from Ihelalai d of Sumatra.
Something new.
Don’t fall lo try them. Dealers supplied from the factory, 224 K. Wtmhltlgicu st. ua 1 A. Slell'eu
pEKBONAL-
Parties who have delayed papering on account of the late spring w ill do well to call at 82. North Illinois street, where the immerse stock of tine w all papers on hand are being ITereih at prices that will sell ihem. 1 he goods must hesold, regard less of cost. This Is no humbug, but a bona lldeoffer, and a visit to learn the tignres will convince any one in quest of hargtins, ua t 62 North I Hi noli street. Mill-r lihs k.
LOST.
I OBT—Gold charm ; horse's h-a I. Re’iiru and I > get reward to Comstock, Jevv. lor. N. Illinois street. t z J OBT— Corns, bunions and wart-* removed will) i j out pain, by Dr. Hetmigi r. office iV< i Evsi Washington stn et. ' I DHT—Money, by not miying ’spectacles ol I^I). Crane, the Jeweler, IS) !<;. Wash, street,whe: the best are sold for the least money, on-w.sz
I OST -On South li Imxiseliook
money, ou-w.s
Illinois street, a counting book. Return to !72 8.
'ut, a
It Imtite book keeping book Return to 172 lllleola aired and get reward. Ed Rentsch.
I <’ST—Cameo watch charm. June H, one side I* red and the otlter black, iteturn to K* Hmitli Illinois tired and receive its lull value as reward. Haul. I OST—Yesterday, in the east rn part of the I 2 city, between Illinois and East streets, the upper works of a lawn spr nklcr. with four urmi soldered into the center. The linder will be re warded b> leaving word al 13'' M s*. ave !
NOTICE.
■Vf OTICF to boss plumbers of Indianapolis, Ind. is A t a meeting <<t the jonrneymen pluniners held Thuisday evening June S, it was resolved that, on and after Mundav. June 12 we demaud three Uollara ana filty cents per day. H knk V M ■- w 1 ru, Prex HoHAt K Vi. u'h, Vice Pre*. Edwards Farkkui,,8>c. vt! JaMKR M. IIKEMaN, Treas. 1—1 — m i —b—jmimib ■
FOB REM
poR RENT-R oms, 127 East UI110 street.
17<*R RENT—Furnished room, f) West Olio 5t.
•Furulahed fronl ”e.m, 163 ETohTo street. ua o I
TTOR RKNl - —Furnished room,117 North Illinois r street. t r?OR RENT—Suite furnished front rooms,72 W. r Ohio Htn el. t
•oms, 130 Wiwt
u z RENT—Furnished roome. j71 East New ork street. uat’-s.tu
T70H KENT—One furnished Irout rxim, 115 N. A Illinois atreei. 1 I70R RKN’P-Sma - Vfiirnished room. a’. 176 W- st F New York street. !
(TOR BALF^-One base burner, bruase’s. ingr in, “ hall and stair carpet, cheap, at <u* Nonu Ml.sKlsaippl street. v it (TOR BALkl—Nice residence of 14 rooms. 277 C North Tennessee street. For particulars taqnlre on pren,l*ea._ « a ’ pOR BALK—If you have any kind of an estabA llshed business to sell, see Hamlin A North Delaware su I70K HA LB—Furniture, stove-, carpet, on wjeka ly or monthly payments, 66 East Washington »et. D. B. iieliseu. gz
Co.. #
tv z
siren
Y/OR BALEj—Ou monthly pay
J 8. West st., convenient to stock yards. Goodwin. 2S Thorpe block. ^ e t (7OR BALE—Good Ice box ; also, count-r and A copper tiralner 'or saioor, at R. Appleby’s, No. 169 East Waxhington street v t* |70It BALE;- Small farm, with fruit and vegetaA hies, 4n.il«a nortliwest of city, a oargam. it
I meilts—455 I
nd 457 T. A.
Ides. 4 n il* s 1 rt hiil, 417 Ind
: of •• . city
I7OK BaLE,—Al! the stock, tlx:ure •, furniture. a pool table,cue* »nd balls, la gotxl order, of a first-rule saloon, 376 Booth West street. 1 * I7OK BALE—speclsi bargain, a beautiful dwellC Ing house. No. 4s West Nona Street, in rtr.ttCla** order. Jt lin 8. Bpann A t '0,11 Ritet block. L’OR HAl.E.—A stock of grtceneelu building C centrally ItMtattsj, arid ret, cheap; a bargaiu given. Address tuck box &V6,Crawfardavllle, lud. I7OR BALE—A par y dealring to leave tire e|:y, F wishes to sell a well cst^ili-hed and goon paying bualnees. E'or particuiars, address A. News office. v c ’ 17GK BaLE—Monthly iray uie:i ts.56 smr h street; jc price.»1,2U): it XT’*: H pai'l town. u Td f!5 per month, (MW will buy It. T. A. Goodwiu, 29 Thore block. _ n x T7OK BALK—100choice lota <•!! North Peunsyl* a vania street, on HI years time; bent residence section of the city. Talbott A. Thayer, room 21 Talbott block, third floor. ul z .T7OR SALE—By E tTFl ’idTr Talbott blockr*> F lota In Huhlmrd. Marilu ale dk Mc<iarty , d soutl;^a«t addition; several houses from |i00 to |2,5<io. easy lerms. and cheap. oil z
iL.K—House aud
lot
X>d <
l^oK NA
JT a^elilni;, 6 rooms, etc., good rune North kaftt fitreet; terms r»?aHi»nah
6 O’ld Fellows hud
uvo-Htory brlctt ditlon. No. P>8
Apply to
v t
tnv pcvyOi^uU, io Sinker i the lot ^vill sell cheap;
. in*
fitr
Ah x. Mel>K* r*
{.’OR BA LK-im mon th
a street, i wo houses ou She lot ^vii
62U0 cash, balance {15 i>er montn at 6 per tcrest. T A. Goodwin, 28 Tborpe block. ITOR BALE—Rlegant’butUt - g lots "o^North C Meridian street, at *35 per from foot; cheapest lots iu iuoianajioiis, luo. CTeavciend A Oo ,
29.S North Pennsylvania s r et.
170‘t ba LE—Walnnt counter, 'iiltaile for cash
F refrealimeuts carved,ala very 1
S North Pe; usyTva.ila street. J7OK BALE—14 foot walnut uar counter, sideooard and lunch counter, cheap, 44 w’est WasIi-
/ 'HI R< H OF THE HOLY INNOCENT8—EplsV copal-Corner Fletcher avenue and Cedar Htreet. Willis D. Engle iu chatge. Holy communlon al 10 a. m. to-morrow. Moruttig service 10:3u; evening, 7:45 AL seats free. ! piRi-l ENOLI.-H LUTHERAN CHCRCHJ C or. of Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. Bervlce at 16:80 to-morrow morning. v.i:h preaching uy Rev John Baltzly. Sunday sciniol at 2:15p.m. Thursday eveniug meeting at 7 :45 o'clock. r risII ? regular meeting of tiie Eiders' Association A will be lield on Monday evening, ! Th lust. In the B-(•■ tid I’resbytenau church. The topic for discussion « ill be ' The elders relation to devotional monthly meetings." F. V. Horton, Sec-
retary.
OIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Corner O of Union at.d McCarty street*. Divine serv’ces to-morrow at li):*» a. m. and 7 ::W p. m. Pleaching by Rev. W. A Patlou. Sunday school
night.
•pOUND-New stoc A large : also, vel satchels, baskets, etc. tdery. corset* aud unde
wagon*
baskets, etc. A full Hue of
tdery. corset* aud underwear, cheap.
Co.'s, is N. Meridian st
>rg of baby carnages, sra eloclpedes. wagon*, bird
" glove
at Pin
8. Merli
all and c y.
s <vt.lh.s
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
GENERAL NEWS.
Death of »he First President of Vassar Coliege.
SOCIETY MEETISM
TJ NIGHTH OL HONOUJV lodge, No. 24. a*»* requ od Siinoiiy. Jun€* 11. at 1 p.
ueral of brother W.
, 2 p. m Prayer meetlni? Tliur.'sd
'ecordially invited.
All
CRIHITUALIST^-Tlie Firs: Society of Spirit-
ualists meet at Palace Hall, correr
ue. cituday cvtfiiiag. (1 by '•w. ]*. Adklnnon. and how they have
servttv
vie* oar
meet at Pnlac
street and Kentucky av 'Mjt* h otu'c will dplivi on tho (tubjcctcf “fcxper iiitlueneed lliewoild.**
T> L’l' MOUTH“CONC* HEGATIOXA L THUR( H A —Northwest corner Meridian a:i«l Circle si«.
Oscar C. McTuilo 'h, pastor. Morning ser 10:30. preaching by the pa^:er Eveniug set at 7:45. Topic: "What shall we do with past lives." The pub ic are invited.
I'il.H ]>i G AofiANUi.A; FKEBR l i EKIaN JCi Church—West Indianapoii*. Rev. J. H. Banmils. pastor. Services at In 3n a. m.. and ?:»i p. m. Sunday school at 2:10 p. m. In connection with the morning service—a ten minutes sermon to the children. Everybody welcome. * /TeNTRaT A VE~M:'ECHU R< ’ fi—"<>7r. Butler V/ st. and Central ave. Rev.J.N. Beard, p<tstor. Preaching by the pastor at pi :ie a. iu. S,inday school 2:15 p. m. Sunday school children's service at s p m. Church Lyra mn meets ou Mon-
day evepiiig -Strangers cord la L invited.
C' 1 FTH PRKSHYTERIAN t HLKt'H —On the a corner of Michigan and Blackford st*. Uev J. R. Mitchell, pastor. 10:30 a ut.. sermon. Sal hath school 2 p. m. s p. m. sermon, steal* fre Usherstn atteiniance. and everveody cordially invited. Prayer mpeting ou Thursday evening, f T.MRBI _ PUESB YTERI AN CHURCH-8. W. A corner Pennsylvania at.cl New York sts Preaching morning aud evemiig by the pastor. Rev. Myron W. Reed. Subject m the evening: •‘Compensation.” Binging led o.. Prof, ora Pearn. The public #re ttivued to all tha services of
Is ciiurc
-Member* of Kar“ka jueste.i to meet at tiail
I.atlp. m, to attend the fu-
, M Ohermeyer. of No. A
T hoh F. How kll Dictator. J. B Nickkbson-. Keperter. f XT NIGHTS OF HTNOR.—Offi-er* and mem. JV t»ers of Wheativ lodge, N« s. K of H.: You are hereby reoues ed to meet at yoar hall, northweat qprner Market and Peniisyivaina *t. on Sunday. June 11.16*2, at I2::I0 p. m. sharp, for tne purpose of ettending the funeral of o:ir late brother. W. 5f . Gbermeyer. Member* of all sister lodges are cordially invited to attend TTmwcs B. D* Wtosr, Dictator. Charles F. Kbknkr. Reporter. e o 1 [ 'll IbbIbBIPPI Btre.-t Bavlng »• d ie>an As«oj -’I < alien—1 be members are.hereby notified Dirt the M’ssisslppl Street Savi g and Loan assc- ! ciation will commence coilec Ing weeklt dues at i 7 :3m o’t l< ck p m. Thursday ’jinie I j. 18^2. at I'.M i N Mtseisslppl st. A, few uuore shares remain un* ■ sold. T hose wishing to invest ra»y have an opl pottnnity l»y appiyfug to A. K. Boniers. p-en- • dent. 3*9 N. California st.; Allen C'avlor, treasurer, southwest corner Market and Delaware st.; j J. >. Beers, secretary, i d Indiana ave. ua h
‘died.
Y'ER—W M.Obermyer, June 3,of men-
Tbe G.A. R. of New York Endorse Fitz John Porter.
Fcnr Set mm DrowRPd bj thg Foamdfriag of in Engrliftli Vessel.
OBERM rgins chr
legiilschr neplirltei Funeral Sunday. J
merai Sunday. June II, at 1 :W o'cK>''k, at the family re'ldeme. No. 14 Indiana ave. Fuen l
the family invited.
.° f |
Indianapolis Grain Market.
Wheat, lower. Corn, eamer. Oais, quiet.
h>t. sfeady.
Wheat—The following: prices were bid: $o ‘i red. fi.80 at merenanu’ exrhange:
of trale; exebauit
*ic st merchants’ exebauw, trade; mixed. 72>%c; ear, 76c. e, 52c at board of trade;
2 red
n.S0> at board ol trade; Mediterranean tl.3'2 at merchant*’ exenaege; 51.S', ^ at board of trade; Com-No. i white. b0 at mcrcharts’ exchange; 81c at/xiard GaSa.
high mixed. 721^0 st merchants’
<2>4c. at board ol tr
OaiB—No. 2 white, uowo.
£4c at the merchant*’ exchange; mixed. 53 si the roeri’banu 1 exchange; 5lc at board of
trade. Rye. 74c.
Floor—Weak. Patent. 57 25(97 60: fancy 66 6C®7 00; choice. 66.2V36.40. family, $5.75 T3.; v. | treble extra, $4 75(35 Oi: double "xtra. Sl.'Jidl b- f4 -0 extra. 64.00; sajierflne. $3 >0018.75 flue,
83 M’as.'.’.i: foundry. 62.00^3.00.
Hay, 515 50 for prime Umothv. Bran, 812.00;
Middlings, 52700.
’eti’iig by ject in the
r.ppDsatlon.” BlnglUg led by Prof, ora sun. The public are invited to all tha services
this church.
'I'HIKD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-ior. of A lilinols aofl Ohio Hir^eLs. Kov fl. id. Morey, Divine s*«‘rvir s to-morrtiw morniug: ai
?d cnn
niri
claasr'e at lng servo
[ijfiydev ined 8abDiiUi .sotiool and Blo:e lwiv'f »vi 2 o’clock i». ru. There will he no even-
L»T. PALL’b CATHKDRAL- comer O York and ininois streets. H v Frai 1'aylor, dean. Holy communhoi iu 5* a.
Kv<
Tay
inK prit and se
.New
an«*is M. S.
Moru-
. < ■ • i. nprayer ol and dean’s m. i’uoiiccor-
Cor.
ii Mirnion at 20:
rrn.oii at T:3U. Sunday Bible rlasH Id the chapel ai 2
<iial]y luvUed.
CEIOND PRESBYTERIAN ' OHU KCH O Penn, and Verm out sts. T. *v. E. 1». Morris, D. D.. of Cincinnati, will preach at 1::3U a. iu. and 7:45 p. ni. Sunday school and Uii>le closaes at 2:15 p. m. Prayer meetings Sunday morning at 9:3(>and Thursday evening al 7 Tne pub-
lic cordiaiiy invi
irening all tlieN
7 :Hd
• services.
EXCURSIONS-
ri 1 HK excursion to Dayton,Ohio, givsa i the auspices of th- German tm-rici
atlon, to visit
cran asscclation,lo visit Uie sol li“rs' ho ne, i leave Union depot Monday. .1 tire lI6e2, at <
’man
soiliei
pot M’lmlav. Jure l:-rI
■Walnnt counter. 'Utta ile for cash, o’clock a. m.. arriving at Dayt. u >u >nt* or cgsr ciaiiter. elegantly Round trip tickets |'2t0, good fur thi> ry low price. Uh at eland A tV ., Parties desiring to return same day can an so '.:>S North Re; nsyiva.ila street. | with regular tram, leaving Davtou a' 6|>. m . or
wltli exctTrsion tram at t2o’ciis'k at night, whi :h will enable parties tnat tend cone- rt g yen by Oily , of Inciauapolls, welch accompanfe'a
Tickets for sale ny membe
Ington
BtreeL e o I
vo r ittage*. l<,6 and 172 Douglass for f'-O) it year • price. *2,»0; aeu'
(TOR BALKPTw
C street, rent* for I'-i
W rat f
year • price. *2. »ai; at
brisk cOfageou Vv.st New 5 ore street 4<* « r.mm coUtge on *ur:t Ohio street tl.j; gr’at oargaius given. A. R Miiler, IJ 1 -, North Delaware st. f POR 8 41.K Bperdid two-Qti • y frame, large lot, U fine aliruobery. central, acd nice liome, |3.5Q0; one id 1 he Ursi business lt,ts In tne soutliarn part of the city. 1 his s worth iooki ng after. Ua t J W Brown. >0 Thorpe block. 'OR BA LE— Brer garden—Ou>- of Uie best o
u<*sa places in the
ery ciieag;
LK—Brer garden—One of t
sa places in the city ; gootl iinproveme its, large groundK. on street rallioud, vei
owner wishes to quit business.
(fleavelat.d A
29^ North P-:U isy I van 1 a street UOR B4LE—An e..-tt front Tot oi: Illinois stroe'., JT first aquare above Sa-enth. any width desirable, Ihs feet deep, for 340ner front foot one-fotirth a«h, balance In three equal annual payments, with 6 per cent, interest. Tlst* is the cneapesi rlnthecily. Apply L> E K. MarUndaie. lice. -tv *
N-w jersey street,
proper! v .Etca ofi
I70K BALE - No. 61 North N A rents for 4310; price. |2 non.
Double house, No*. 31 and 33 Pine street, in Fletcher ave.. will rent for tl 0 iior year ; pri 62.500; this pays 16 per cent, on 11 niey. 25*Coburn street, lot 40x110 * 345 Ash street Go and see these properties, the. are great
b» rgam*.
Ill VI
3*K) rOO
1s t on Olive street, near Proap Fots nn Fetcher ave. net. I':■ 11 Alt on time al 6 per eeul. Ch.vs
I 170K BALE.
port KENT-
T70K RBNT-FurnisUeti front
F Ohio street.
F°y
(7‘ -t; RENT —R oms, al 14 East Washington si. JT Inquire third fioor. r?OK RENT—A n ceiy farulshed front room, 131 A North Illinois street. _ t T7OK RENT—*47 A*h street.417 per month. K. r B. Field, 7 Talbott block. , ou 1 |,iOR RKN'l—txittace bouse of nve rooms, cor. F Blxth at d Howard street. !
pOR RENT—Very desDab - r widsace. 124 170U RENT—A nice furnished room, Vo. 153 N. X Tennessee street. 616 per month. vtl
vo furnished rooms, for house-
keeping ; 256 East McCarty street. eo! OK RRNT—Cottage;price fi* per month. 111qulre al 8r Maasaconttetiii avenue. uati
pUK RKNT-Tw
F
(7OH RENT—Furnished Iro t parlor, with or A without board, 134 West Ohio street.
front, on
reel, side and rear al-
15i feet, fronting e:t*i. on Ter
■et fr>
1 feet front, u I feet front, t
fee
>d rear
g e:tsi. on Tennww e st sortli Meridian . ....
eet front.cn No Hi Meiidiau ■TO feet front, 00 Ni-rui Meridia . .. 55 feet front. North Penasyivat u ...
4u feet front, North Delaware
4u feet front, Broanway
in (eet front. Perk ave
4b feet front, Bellefontaine 120 feet front, Bellefontaine cli iice
60 feet front, Bpann ave 66 feet front. Bhejoy street
40 feet tront. College ave 1 ino Many other desirable lots, any t vaatlo'i desired, at low pno s. F. O. WaUswortu, 32Circle street. UOK BALE—10-room bouse on N jrth East street,
A well uown town, a bargain
house on Ka«t s',, near N-»rth, f >r 63,>>.i0
1 North New Jersey
1 Cedar .. l.Oub W.li rrs tch, Virginia ave. north MerHlsn ,...43,8-0
l. t i..O
.... i.'fiO
.6 '6»J .... 7.50
.... 3.>30
... soo ... 1.1411
(>'>•>
.... 8I>I
KS'J 7. (j
111 e:
Uicl.e
'.hi' 1
excursion, rick sts for sale oy luembeis. lickffices corner of Washington and Ilimolf
offices corner 1 nl Union depot.
Is st t
I h
N0TI0E.
ATOIICE Is hereby gfven tna th-> loan office is formerly owned by f’.aa, Solomon Is
rni-riy owned by ’'.aa .Solomon is nov less under the firm Jo* Mayer a Co.
Cent.
on all articles of value. Jiw. May
(Bt< rage charged.)
dolvg btlSlntn- ......e. ...e j U. va.., who will loan money at one pt-i cent, per month
icles of value. J>w. Mavkb A Co.
ue z
FOR BALE, TRADE OR LEASE. 17011 SALE. TRADE OR LEASE—Barber shop A and batli rooms, al! in comp.ele running order and ailing a good paying business, iu a good county seat. Haniliu A Co, :«> North Dt-iaware st. I b
ANNOUNOEMENTt,
11 OOP-8KIKT maDUfaciory, 77 Kom* kVosjung11 toD at. ut* z 4 TTKND the great slau^luei Halt* of tine eloihJ\ at Arcaue, lu W. W. hi. h z I J UHHKl*ijAb aud parasols ArtUt* aua l* 1 al •W* Virginia ave. Pa*, liarscy. ta i
>5. No.
No. 38 cigar. Brut <e No. 35.
R8. M. J. POINTER. clirTvT.lut aul ’na.
Mf RH. M. J POINTER, cirrtviilut at ixA uetic healer. No. lAl W. Vermont «t
M. sHfcPAKD,*uorney,iV>
O. block, €63» East J
I
i a i^-
ri *
Worney,H’> 2ujs an ^ i w rkei st., i udUtDk.polls.
n
RIshM EN. stop drinking wjiisky, i heo Ireland will be free. w. U. Dreytltv.vr, boss dyer. !
I I OMCEOPATHIC DISPENS
II Dr. Lee, ph:
ARY. 4 W. Oh! rtlli. *sst. (IJ s
do,
le
Are yea
ack guards?
)r. Lee, physician ; Dr. Marl
/ ’ ERMANs, 8cnday. rest yi u'selves. Vj -ironken brutes, or immoral blai
W. O. Dreythaler. > the mi st effective, i -nteiy, ilax, etc., is
berry balsam. All druggists.
3 s.tu
'I’H E most popular, because : 4 lemedy for diarrbra, dys • Wakt-tteld’s blackberry baisa’t
BI ATE NEWS.
John D. McClellami died at his honie in Richmond on Thursday. He was seventy years old, and had lived in me city uear y
naif a century.
The safe of Henry L. Smith, of Rossville, Clinton county, w’a« blown opeii Thursday ni^ht, and $;?(io in currency and a bank
draft for $77 stolen.
John W. Lavell, for sixty years a resident of Henry county, and' one of the I’ioneers, died on Thursday night suddenly at Cadiz, where he resided, figed seventy-
five years. !
The health officer of Huntington county rej>orts the birth of a child, with oniy half a head, no nervous system and no spinal column. This is the third time a monstros-
ity has been born of the mother.
At the salts of shorthorn cattle at Dexter Park, Chicdgo, thirty-nine head from the herd of Henry C. Meredith, Cambridge Ciiy, most of them descended from ceiebested f'liiilies, realized $7,130, an average
of $101.
J. F. Gent announces himself an independent candidate for the legislature in j Rarcholomew county. Mr. Gent is a demo- ] oral, and the avowed object is to defeat ! Mr. McCormack, the regular democratic
candidate.
Rev. John Gibson, an old and highly esteemed resident ot Monroe lowusnip, Delaware county, died at his residence, on Tuesday evening, from the eff-ets of cancer with which he has been suffering for a
number of years.
The military organization to be known as the “Lebanon Rifles” has been mustered in by Adjutant General Carnahan, and fully organized by the election of officers, etc. Fifty stands of armi have been
assigned the company.
Goodman & Winslow, of Indiacapo'is,
representing the wrouglit-iron bridge company of Canton, O., secured the contract fiom the Carroll county co umissioners yesterday to build a Howe truss bridge
over the Wildcat river at Cutler, Tl e next r -union of t ie Ttoenty-first
Illinois regiment (General Grant’s old command) will be held in Terre Haute oa the li'th and 20th of September next. Gen. Grant is expected to he present. Voorhees will make a speech. How times have
changed!
A. D. Brsndriff & Co., the Fort Wayne hardware merchants who failed in the early part of the week, have confessed judgment in the circuit court and compromised at fifty cents on the dollar, to the amount of about $40,000 of daims to banks
and merchants.
Daniel Deiter, a deaf and dumb man. about sixty-five years old, living three auu one-half miles northeast of Ridgeville,
8-room home* on Kart s’.. •Itefeirable b-ruom collage *>q
street, |5 OiO.
6-room nrick on North No®? .ler ov. |25 per mouth, can be bought, for ♦'.'rtk
roiuge house oh Alabama tire t $1,800 Grroom college on North Tennessee street . 2 200
7- room cottage ou North ill 8- rtom cottage. 50 foot lot,
r Vermont foi
niing for
48 h.
street, near Vermo Cottage on California 5-room collage ou M i
-room cottagi fit. lot 15 feet
4-room cottage. De’oa* a
5 rc
»im street North Xlliools
ont for 5,010
J*treer nerva street , eni lug for
reel, on corner 4ge. l>e»oS8 street
otm cottage. Prospect street.. 8-roomcotuge, bletcher ave...
Some ver> »len.rahl*4 ’e-uleuces a rt leasi pa ciiy, very cheap. Many other bargains.
F. O WtedaworlJi ‘M Circle *
1.000
850
t.vw 2.200 rtof
est^>hio _ J , OK KKNT-35. No. So.
J; No. J5 clg»r._ isnioke So. S5._as » TAOR RENT- Huns* of 6 room-', on Ellsworth A ttreet. A_CltfToixl,20H Indi9na avenue. l_ 17OK KENT— Kooiu*furnlslie<! ail'! unfarnisheU. a singii'stni en suite at 276 N. Meridian. ! 17OR RRNT—To one or two gentleouen. a pieaa- i a snulurnlahed room. 84 West Ohio atreoL ua » | V, OK RENT—Onfurauhaa mom, la lAailers's > i block. Inquire 62 Nona Illiuo.s street, to* | TM)R RENT -Furnished anil uufnrntshed ooms, a 140 North Alabama street. Mrs. Keen, ua » ■SOK RENT—Four rooms on »eC ’na tl.ior. toA kether or en suite. 1»7 N Alwbama street, v it I/OR KENT—Pleasant front room ard ale’Ve. 1 wUh or wUbtHil board, :4P5 N. MUsisslpol. uao I
MI30ELLAKE0US.
1 ’HO p.lrs just receiveil, men's low calf button I, shoes, t eat and Aesirsble. to be sold at Hie lo.v price of Jl.7.». t all aud see them. 21 W.Waih-
iegton si.
fj HE Concordia Saving and Loan Association * will bold thi-ir lu xt meeting iuesdaz uulil, June i3. ai 3:«6 soutli F.t't *■1. There are only a Inlng uusjld. and
(.’UK KENT—Furuislred room. 2d It ejr. in p 1A vale family, central, 15 East New York st. ' T7OR RENT—Thom A*’« gr <<5ery stand, with resA Idence. Inquire at 7u7 E. Washingiou. ua 11 C>OK KENT—Fornished and unfuruisned room*. A Call in afternoon. IU North New Jersey, s T T70R RENT—Two connertrd front rooms, at No. r 3? Christian ave . with or wttnout board, ua tl
(.'*•* rieiNT—Elegantly furmsbed front ronn, JT private family. Carl at 6* North Easi. ua ot
----- - - ----
A ul*
RENT—Front room, ground fioor. fnrnlRbed or unfurnUhed. at 24 West New York. 1
rt 1 «c*. » 1 Unfurnished front “ for two ladles or gents. Addn office.
room, suitable sss C B. News
. .j. ran i—Dusirakie irom omce. iu ttiaoxJf ford block. J. E. Boott, room 7. Blackford block _ us x DOR RENT—Fur 'Ish-d front room, f >r two C geutUmer. ;rtf»reuces lequireu ; no Virginia avenue. t (70ii KANT—FJegantly furnished rooms, wlio A board, or without board, at 106 1 * North Mcridlau street. tv s (7<‘R RENT - Good leu room house on N flll- • sols street. K. B. Newcoruo 31'* East Wasnlugton stn et, _ v z (7<>K RENT—Desirable office. Second floor, C Vane* block 1 also sutte on 8d ll'«>r. Rrsinard
Horiaoo. No. S.
I^OR-RKNrHjEodlSli .T rr unfuroiabed rooms.
Indiana
tew more shares reruaintuu unsaid, amt persons w sill 1 g share*should apply at once to the 1111di rsigned, oral the above time aud place of meeting. M. Btkinhauku, Bee. vh I^TEW HAVING AND LOAN AHSOriAtlON. Have your money. Put It at iut'rest by payment of the weekly dues iu a sating aud loxn association. Buy yLurselvesbomei uy the aid of a saving and loan association; HaVe your costly mortgagee released with the iieipot a saving and loan association ! < On ecoouni. of Hie large uum-
otaiiaiu shat
>g aud I
ganlied at Hie same pi A large number of so ore* lied Temporary orgaul-
ber of i>ersons unable to obialu shares In Sretb Jleridi-n Bering aud L<»au A**oclallou. setoud one is being organiied ai ibesame plat
olid one is being
and on tbe same plan. A large mim)
have already been signed Temporary organization Thursday evening, Junes CVlsoouat No.
47ti South Meridian su aud
2ure y< Thr 1
'oMMtrrKK
avenue.
HSiramr
uis wan ed. fnruidoea Cau at room 25, 5* #
>velitnK or rextma Ham Id dt Oo.. 3a
4> a
L'OR REN1—Tf you bav< r to rent. glv»? cm-sorlptn JSorih DelawaresueeL.
T7OB RENT-No. 117 Wegt N*w York street. 8 T rooms. »1Sper month. J. W. McKeruan. No. 51>» West Washington street. ua o 1
l/OR EKNT—Baaemeut of busiaeas room, cenr trally located; atevator and two stairway a
teas
trally located; atevator and two
Inquire81 East Market street. uatt I70R rKSTT—Tn 600 ■ootleman. furniahed room A one of tbe nicest bomea In city, No. 136 Mass, avenue, with or witboat board, v 11
' power. ISxM f^d
Meridian
HBHIBBBB999B99BB9SB— ■(TOR IlENT—Grocery and dwelling, aontbwesi JT ccrr.er Georgia and Renton streets. Apply to Alex. Meuger. & Odd Fellows Hall. vl_ ■|7 OI l RENT—Tbo Graves mansion, oppo-nte my a residence, three miles east on National road. Apply at my office. A. D. Streigbt. v oI
T'OR BENT'—Boom with power. IS JT ground fioor. oorn»r of Booth and ] street*. Apply at Bryce's bakery.
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?ets.
RENT—A No. 1 storeroom. No. 610 Virla avenne. occupied as a grocery for eight ixturea In room. Inquire Geo. W. aortic, ce block. s s?
rooms
o-der, sms
and summer lail family de-
Igan street. Inquire 248 N.
W eet street: price pa. • ! T76B REWD-No. 34J North Alabama street, two a story brick dwelling. 10 rooms, good repair, large lot, 640 per month ‘Call between 4 aud 5 o’clock. I). M. Greeae, 11 Martlndale block, v t!
TO LOAB rj'O LOAN—Money. 16 Virginia ave. rS'D LOAN—Mooey; Barnard i Saynw 1 ta t 1 O LOAN-1600 and ;600. J. R R »utU. Bal.l rt U l bloqk. ' I ’ 'Tf u LOAN—Mosey on aU an nL-» of value at it I S. lillnols st JCftepb Bolomo ■. * t « fT’O LOAN—660,iwoou city or fA os The «ory l lowest rate*. C. W. Gorsnc 1. ; r . Va, ave. ai 3 f|''0 IX)AN—Money on city ’.H.p-rty a! 6 per 1 cent. N. N. Morrl* <k Co.. 86 V Delaware st, h x rX'O _OaN—XX'*- have *om«m mej TnTeaa at s k low rate ot interval. John c. 8pauu A Oo ta s *T’O LOAN—Money nt nix per - eut farm* orMty x property. H. McKay, 1 Odt 1 . iteilov.a hai. uat •'PO LOAN—iXty loaus, on saL*factory security x at C pert*nt. U 7t B.-eMarJ, 1 ''sv.hjI I’MlIriltc. ub x 'I’O LOAN—Money at lowest rate of .aleriML A Williams <k Klstuer.successorH to M. E. VlntOh A (Jo., 3 and 4 Vlhloa Block. uvs ri'O LOAN—Private funds in sums to suit, at a A low rate of interest. Farm or city property. Blanton AScort. over First National bank, tv s nno LoaN—Money at one per cent, per month A on all article* of value. Jos. Mayer Oo., succeeaora to Isaac Solomon. Ill S.1Uiaois sl IBtorage charged.) tt » 8T0l¥m. OOLEN—A black mare, small star in forehead. C? about 16 bands high ; uo other marks remembered ; Blue Bull stock ; with phaeton buggy with leather trimmings, one new shaft, and breast harness. A reward of 623 will be paid for the properly, and (25 for the thief, v l i Chief of Police, Indianapolis.
t EH MAN’S "city transfek company, ! started to walk to that place on the G. IL J 6lll - 1 m.d lh i‘a' > kI’Kes‘toaQj'Vurt" ciTy V o^tTer ' J ‘ railroa,i > , ' nt vril ' 1 overtaken by the
baggage and pa’
by Vs rstern teiepituue. e i-th.i I
I'ALBOTT it OO.. No. i M viia.:buse: i ave I. have sold their flour and feed Eto-e to Bradfc . Those Indebted to the old firm will pleas L’. Talbott, Jr , ai tue old stand. uo s
A to.
pay to. YI ILL WOOD, a firet-rate ai'ilcle, from plow Jjl beams anil felloes, length l « Incites, in large or small quantities. U. A. Weib, corner Houtu acd Tenu. sts..Telephone Maxwc-ll.oosl yard s n !
f|xjlE State Building, .-Saffc D'I'oslt auu Loan as A sociauon stock in series No. 1 Is nearly all
who desire to tieoure
to
liy at
nearly home
uv s
uas any de
taken Those
paylug rent*, or persons wanting to make .. gou Investment, should call immed’atelv at Boom :
A boon block.
1 F your baby is cutting teeth, or uas an A rai’gen.ents of the uortels. Krunker's
mlnetivc halsarn is tiie most pei feet, jnea’ant am safe remedy ever was put in a bjitie. For sale by ail druggists. on-st
1 \K WKBl'HCELTER, German Physician.
A ' PhysloKn surgeon and ohcHetriclaii.3H2 S. Del
re »t. office hours, » to 10 a. m ; l
uid 6 : HJ to
a. m ; 1:30 to 3 p
iu.. and 6 : IU to 8 p m.
JTelephoneat Woii's drug store. oa uo ' l.x'LEHTlON NOT ICE—Com m-rc lal Exchange-J-a 11 fiPctioo ail oe held iataeloboyof the |M)sU;fiire fiom 11 ». m. until 5 pm. Monday, june 12, for Ine ejection of a !>i wsi<leui. vU>s iMirer. ana forty govercors. A full vole
june 12, for dei i. ih-hm is desired.
CTCK K HOLDERS' ELECTION-Tbe tnennia' O election of directors for Kuuer unlversitv will
I-1may, June !6.1382 at 2 o'clock, lu
eieetl
he held on Friday,
the office of the nuiversit
B. M.
Ity. at Irv at,ton. Ind.
Buiiint. i’rest of the bfrtrd.
ut?
May 1.3.1882.
* MKETTNO of the repabllcxc voters of ibe /V second (td) precinct t f h • Twenty lltiM Wkid will be beld-Batnroay. Junr 10. at S p. ta.. at tbt etgine house, corner of M rrlsst. and Madi-
,ve . for the
i-i u ave
mt n. v t IN OAR A* b
s elertinn of coii'ity onmmiHeeM. Braixu aU£a. Domini i tee man.
! NGARA has returned fro n ttlucinnsti, and /i can be cousnlted for a snoi t time only. Ills we'l known tbst the gypsies ar - t ie only reliable fortune tellers, and their chariuscau.se love aud dy marriage* and also re an res evl! in Hi
are t ie
: charms cause
speedy marriage* and also enees. A lucity charm glvi i’arlors 121 North Delaware st. IKETING of _ ibe republl
marriagec and al.so re ai< /ea evl! intiuA lucay charm friven each p*ir\m for lSn2
4 MKETLNO of the republl a»» voters of the J\ ttrat predict O' lh«%Twenty third #ard will be heid Saturday. June 10, a: 8 j». .u . at the corner of M yoiulug aud High sts*. oppotUedchmldt'9 brewery, for the elec’iou of cmi ity coaimitieeman. M. Stei vhkh, v t con uy comuilttetnaa.
MOKK N. J. II.
■V- Havana clrir.
iy» and 197 W. WaaUi Ji:oii st.
jjTJspn AL for sick aud laa; * an uiaisj tT u IvebiiK'ky i
Dra. Navlo A Tr -aoy.
u ember of theRoyai College
it. Loudon. Ei.^iaud; Fe
xtH)ua. Loudon. Ki.giaikd: Fe Veterinary Medical si>cietv, i j r Y; Telephone connectloQ. Sor
carefully altekded.
try Sur-
b' ot the lu^yol bnr<, Scotland,
•ws and
1 > OCKKD lo the cradle of the
It 1 lay me down in !
1 really tiio
•h. cows and doca
<a»ut ue-wj
A CHr^jen To r.\ oi
u in petu vbt that.
I*d have to ca
tn. found
T'o fix my roof; coi l*Vf had it patched But now it’, tiaed. i
For Fulton h patching was tne * nd row hi peacefulness ] -t’e
act* to s •***p ; sarr^rnla fall,
thine.
our LmeH mi* spring ;
Assmi^
TJUNT * McCUKDY. real mum and general Al anctioneers. No. 88 & Washington st. as
UCTION BALE—At the Jacks
stable, 40 Bast Maryland street, every day ; ’clock, driving burse*, work horse*, carriages.
wagons on safe. Nocharge for trying
s nt
10 o'clock, dr buggies, and i
stock.
Auction ry day at
POB WBNT-Lumher yard v.rtW’ f, A the entire lengtn ; large ebeds and good offices; between Home and Ou
feet, switch
— — _ .— id barn, and good offices; between Home and CarUUan avsnoM, west oi L, T. A C. railroad. Barnard * Styles. v s
FOB BALE 0B TRAPS.
PORBALE OB TRADE-Row oi cottages E farm and some money. 163 B. East st.
POR SALT OR TR kDE-Grocery fixtures, X counters ecales. shelves,etc., IW Hill ave. a si
rest,
e best,
•ep.
itou’tt roofing ts so ci.-jap
Chorus—Office al 222 Mass. ave.
rt ro
For Fu e t-th^
A RT DISTRIBUTION JV Art distribution of pretty mementoes, ot pretty mementoes, tn rich rhrrnios, in rich chromoa,
given away given away
st the Capital Shoe Store, at the Capital Shoe Store. Ladies' kid opera slippers. Ladles' kid opera slippers,
one dollar a pair, one dollar a pair, worth 50 cents more, worth 50 cents more.
Boys’ cusumi-made shoes, Boys' custom-made shoes,
61 Via pair, 61 50 a pair,
worth, at bankrupt sale,
wort
srth, at banki ortb, at bank
of do
ure
nrable to ClOf
Come
Com
Frey A Maag, Cap!
I s
pt sale, pt sale,
two dollars, two dollars.
and a general variety
honest-made shoes at a very low flgut. as the past month’s cold, rainy
dew. and we need money,
and see us.
lose ou
e and i Mi Bh<
oe ■Store.
18 E. Washington st.
POLITICAL.
nation lor county clerk. (mi ul hh
morning aocomnindiition uud run over
| and instantly killed.
Officer Northcutf, of Jefli rsonvile. in at- | tempting to arrest a negro thief oy the ' name oi Charles Hiues, was scabbed three { times by Hines, in the face, neck and right | breast. Marketman Carper Roberts went j to the assistance of the officer and was : stabbed in the leg. The desperado es-
i caped.
. A man by the name of Sommer field, etn- ! ployed as a teamster by Gaft', Gent & i Thomas’s hominy and cer ‘aline mills, at Columbus, was probobly fatally injured i by the running away of his team attached | lo a heavily loaded wagon. His head was i badly cut, aud he received severe internal
! injurits.
The residence of JameB Chambers, two ! and a half miles north oi Greensburg, j burned at 1 o’clock yehterelay morning. | Nothing of much value was saved. Loss, including buiidimr, household goods and i provisions, fully $1,500. N- insurance. It is supposed that the fire orgiuated from the
embers left from boiling soap.
The Terre Haute Express appeared this morning in enlarged form, and to-morrow will put on a new spring suit—a little late, like the news it publishes, but tnen the season is backward. Its Sunday issue will avoid unnecessary politics iu future, and cater more for literary tasu s. The new msnxgement is making tbe Express a
booming suoctss.
About 2 o’clock yesterday morning L>ge Pool was instantly killed, and t vo of his companions wounded, while ri bbing fish nets on the Kentucky side of >he river opposite Grandview. The fithertnen of Grandview have been annoyed repea’eUy by perties robbing their nets, so it is supposed they watched for toe intruders,
which resulted as ahove stated.
Edward I.eibert, a well to-do and highly respected farmer ol Boone township, Ha - risen county, mysteriously disappeared from his home on the evening ’>f the 1st, since which time the most didgent search has failed to discover his woereahonts. He owmd a valuable farm snd lived on the best terms with his wife aud childreiL It is feared that he has committed suicide. The case of Alfred Batten, charged with the muider of Donglatts He: ter, in B.-t^n county, about a yrar ago, and who was tried and seuterc.dto twenty-five years’ imprisonment at the February term of | court, but which was reversed by the supreme court, went to the jury yesterday afternoon, having been on trial at Columbus since Tuesday. At 8:30 o’clock they
brought in a verdict of acquittal.
Michael Hisenstab, a tailor of New Albany, whose wife obtained a divorce about three months ago on aceonnt of his intemperate habits and cruel treatment, disappeared from the city about three weeks sgo. Tbe last seen of him he was walking towards the river etrly one morning. His body was found afloat in the Ohio river at Boone’s landing, Harrrison county, on Tuesday, and has since been fully identi-
fied.
The commencement exercises of Hanover college begin to morrow, with the baccalaureate sermon by President Fisher, following in the evening by an address before the Y. M. C. A., by Rev. W. G. Craig, D. D., Chicago; meeting of and address before the Alumni association on Tuesday evening by Rev. J. Edwards, D. D., Cincinnati; address before literary societies, on Wednesday at 10 a. m., Rev. L. J. Evans, D. D., Lane Theological seminary; delivery of diplomas, on behalf of the literary societies, immediately after the address, by Prof. J. M. Bloss and Rev. E. J. Brown; reunion of the literary societies on Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m.; commencement, Thursday, at 10
s. m.
The Clnclniati Striker* Agree to go to Work on Monday*
OBITUARY. Death of a Piou«er EOncator, Milwavkkk, June 10.—Prof. Milo P. Jewett, of tne wholesa'e t-otiee firm of Jewett & Sperman, aud the nrst president of Vesssr college, died here last night, aged seventy-feut^rears. Professor Jewett was the pioneer o: special education for woman in America, and was the actual founder of Vassar, as well as its first president. He was a native of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, end was born on the 27 h day of April, 1808. He was the sou of Calvin Jnwett and Sallie Parker, both of whom were highly educated people, and possessed ot literary tastes. Professor Jewett received hut preparat’ve education At Bradfoid (Vermont) academy, and in 1828 graduated from Dartmouth college. The next few years be spent in Holmes’s academy, Plymouth, New Hampshire, as principal: studying law with Hon. Josiah tjuincy; attending Andover Theological seminary; and, upon invitation of Josiah Holbrook, of Boston, lecturing on common schools in New Hampshire, Maesachusetts and Connecticut. His work produced the happiest results, ami his addresses on these subjects are believed to have been the first of a popular nature delivered in the United Nunes. Through J. Orville Taylor, a fellow siudent of Professor Jewett’s, who became interested in the matter, a movement was inaugurated in New York City that resulted in the present common school system iu the Empire state. Mr. Jewett’s success induced him to abandon tha idea of entering the ministry, and accept an appointment aa one of the first professors in Vassar college. Before entering U|>on bis duties he spent several months among the Congregational churches of New England soliciting college funds, basing his plea upon “The perils which threaten our civil and religious liberties from the progress of Roman Catholicism in the Mississippi valley.” He was the first to second Mr. Vassar in the noble work, planned and organized the college, and was chosen its first president. At the trustees’ request he visited Europe, spending eight months in visiting the universities, libraries, art galleries, &c., in all the principal cities of Great Britain and the continent. Two years later he resigned the college presidency, and in 1867 went to Milwaukee. A Canadlau Politician. TOF.ONTO,*June 10—An us Morrison, a weli-knowu politician, ex-member of parliament anJ former'y ;n*yor of Toronto, was tound deau in ins oed this morning. Heart disease.
Mysterious Foundering «f a Vessel nt Sea. New York, June 10.—News hna re.uited here of the mysterious foundering at set of tire British ship Pelredo, on Mar 8, about twenty miles northeast of Porto Sarto, one of the Madeira islands. Thevestel was from Rio Janeiro for Glasgow, and the circumstances attending the loss show how weak may be a British built steamship. The Peredo was au iron vessel, of 1,029 tons, gross register, built at West Hartlepool, England, in 1872: hence, she could not be termed an old vessel. From the statements of twenty-two of the crew who were saved, out of a total of twenty-six, it appears that in a moderate head of sea, she cracked amidships, her decks started up; and she foundered in two minutes afterward. Fifteen of the crew managed to save themselves in one of the boats; seven others were saved by clinging to some of the wreckage, and four were drowned. American Meoical Association. St. Paul, Minn., June 10.—Tue American medical association elected the following officers, aud adjourned to meet at Cleveland next year; President: Dr. J. L. A tiee, of Pennsylvania; vice presidents: Dr. Engine Grisson, of North Carolina, Dr. A. J. Stone, of Minnesota, Dr. J. A. ‘Octerlony, of Kentucky, Dr. H. S. Orme, of California; treasurer: Dr. It J. Dungauz^n, of Pennsylvania; librarian: Dr. Wm. Lee, of Washington, D. C. Board of Publication—Dr. W. B. Atkins, of Philadelphia ; Dr. J. S. Cohen, Dr. J. H. Packard, Dr. E. R Dinginson, Albert Franke, J. Woodbury. A resolution by Dr. Dennison, of Colorado, against the use of tne term “aliopatbftt, or any other pathist,” was adopted. How the Abuse Has Grown. Washington, June 10.—The pending appropriation bill for the improvement of rivers and harbors is the largest ever reported by a committee of the house of representatives. It calls for nearly $17,oOf),000. Amendments wiil lie oflered in the senate increasing the amount to more than $22,000,000, which is nearly double the sum appropria*ed for the present fiscal year. In 1881 the expenditure for the purpose was $8,900,000; in 1880, $9,-500,000; in 1879, $8,200,000. There was no appropriation iu 1878; in 1877 the amount was $5,015,000; in 1876, $6,600,000; in 1875, $5 200,000; in 1874, $6,100,000; in 1873, *5,500,000; iu 1672, $1,400,000; in 1871, $3,945,000; in 1870. $2,000,000; and in 1869 the bill, which cailed for a large amount, was vetoed by President Grant. Porter Indorsed by tbe G A. U. New Yof.k, June 10.—A banquet to the n embers ot theG A. R .tendered by Commodore John H Statin, are prominent harbor transportation mao, was given last night, after an excu'-sion^ aho given by Mr. Siurin. A uretl.ng was held and a serii s of resolutions adopted, which will be presented to President Arthur, urging him to exert his good offices in the case of Fitz John Porter. The excursion itself was a grand aftair, the boats being so numerous as to make a flotilla. As they went around Governor’s Island it was greeted with a national salute of twenty-one guns, which was fired by the exprei-s orders of the secretary of war. The compliment was gracefully acknowledged by the dipping of flags and blowing of steam'whistles. A New Telegraph Liable. St. Louis, June 10 —On t he occasion of President Garrett’s, of the B. & O., recent visit to this city he is reported to have said: “I can tell you now, in confidence, that in the next two months you will see a new cable company organized, witn a capital of $4,(XXi.OOO tor laying a cable from Baltimore to English soil. We have the money pledged, and when ready for business will charge a uniform rate of 50 cents a word. If that pays we will be content with 25 cents, and, if the orofit will allow it, we will reduce the figure to 10 cents, and perhaps eventual!▼ t-- 5 c*-? ti a word.”
65^
Cincinnati Ntriaerntu go to Work. Cincinnati, June io.—At 9 o’clock this forenoon a committee of workmen from the iron mills met the proprietors of the mills, and made an agreement with them to eliminate the word “forever” from the contract, and go to work on Monday on the terms of the compact of last October, thus amended. The prices at present will be the same as paid when they quit, and will so remain nntil the scale is fixed at Pittsburg, when that will be the Cincinnati scale. Hoyle's Proposition. Washington, June 10.—Doyle, convicted in Chicago of haring in his possession counterfeit bonds, offers through counsel, to prove conclusively the cenuineness of the one-thousand-dollar bond-plate, how it was obtained, and all about it, provided the government will release him from confinement. An expert from Chicago has pronounced the plate genuine, and sensational developmt nta are promised. Caste Troubles ta Russia. St, Petersburg, June 10.—Peasants a/aio attacked the house of Count Bbbriuski. A sanguinary encounter ensued and several persons were killed.
CURRENT NEWS CONDENSED.
DomeeUe.
Two sunstrokes in New York yesterday. Specie exports to-day were $150,000 in
silver bars.
Windom’s committee will not meet until
Wednesday.
The First Congregational church of Lynn, Maes., has celebrated its 250th anniversary. The democrats of Ohio will hold their state convention July 20; of Illinois, Sep-
tember 7.
Boston parties have purchased the Chicago Advance, and will make Rev. Robert
West editor.
Secretary Folger is bound upon making a change in the office of superintendent of
engraving and printing.
Tom Holloway, an employe of Col. Sid. Farrell, of Dunham, N. C., shot and killed the latter on Thursday, in a dispute about
wages. r
James Kinsell, aged thirty-nine years a widower, was found dead on State avenue Cincinnati, yesterday, and foul play U sus^
petted.
An emigrant named•Vaanrason shot and killed S. Stiles, night watchman in the Union Pacific depot at Council Bluffs. Self
defense.
George R. Cohen, connected with the firm of Williams & Co., of Louisville, Ky., was found in the streets of New York City,
yesterday, insane.
The eighteenth anniversary of the first Federal attack on Petersburg, Va., was celebrated by the decoration of the graves
of confederates.
The Jo Daviess County Soldiers Monumental association has elected U. 8. Grant president, and will erect its monument in
Galena, 111., July 4,
The Alnmmr of th© Cincinnati Wesleyan college are moving in the matter of paying off the debt against the institution and
saving the property.
L. If. Bell and D. Bryant, jr., have been found guilty in tbe Halifax election cases tried by the North Carolina United States
court and fined $200 tach.
Joseph McHare, of East SagOiaw, shot and killed John Graves at Pecos, N. M., and was hung for his crime by a mob that
pursued and captured him.
John S. PHnce rode fifty miles on a bicycle in two hours, fffty-nine minutes and fifteen seconds, at Boston, yesterday, mak-
ing the best time on record.
The International typographical union has recommended the indenture system for apprentices, the term of serviture to be five
years, beginning at sixteen.
Thornton Baker, ex-treasurer of Fair-
field county, Ohio, is on trial for alleged misappropriation of $80,000. The matter
was first ventilated ten years ago. The estimated number of persons needed
in the varions departments in Washington for the ensuing year is nearly 8,000, an increase of about 1,500 clerks over last year.
John Warsly, of San Jose, Cal., shot and
killed Mrs. Guodaloupe Flores, his former wife, last night, for obtaining a divorce and remarrying during his incarceration in
prison.
Little Missouri, Big Fork, Colorado and Oucbita rivers, in southwestern Arkansas, are higher than ever before known, devastating plantations and causing severe loss and suflering. • Congressman Townsend’s bill to regulate inter state commerce, approved by the house committee on commerce, is so radical in its features that it can not pass, at this session, anjhow. A captain of the Twelfth infantry, stationed in Pneblo, Mexico, while drunk, discharged his pistol in tbe street, the ball striking a little boy who was walking with his mother, killing him instantly. A little girl named Sontag, aged three and one-half years, and her six year old brother were instantly killed yesterday afternoon by the fall of amovab’e partition at SchwaUz’s brewery, Titusville, Pa. A large number of the Russian Jewish refugees are to be located at Vineland, N. J., where land tuts been purchased for them. The house, on Friday, passed the resoJution loaning them 1,000 army tents for temporary shelter. James Saxton, living near New Liberty, Pope county, 111., adopted the Irish plan of settling lor his rent by shooting and beating his landlord, J. W. Lyon. A local magistrate acquitted Saxton on the ground that Lyon, whom Saxton had forbidden to visit the place for his rent, was a tres-
passer.
Noreixm. Three hundred soldiers and police have been drafted in the district where Baurke was shot. The fire at Boker, Russia, has extended to the naptha wells, and is only likely to cease when material is exhausted. A bandit named Temblador, who had long been a terror to the people of Gaudalajara, Mexico, was surrounded in a house there by officers, and refusing to come out, the place was set afire, literally toasting Temblador. A Continental Halloon Voyage. London, June 10.—A balloon containing Sir Claude De Crespigny and Simmonds, an aeronaut, ascended from Maldon today, the occupants intending to cross the channel. Immediately after it was released the car struck a house and Sir Claude De Crespigny fell out and broke his leg. Simmonds proceeded alone. A dispatch from Calais states that the balloon was sighted from there this afternoon, proceeding in a southerly course. Bank Statement. New Yof.k, June 10.—The following is the weekly bank statement:
Increase.
Loans. f 6-1,200 Speck- 682,000 Legal tenders 996,800 Deposits l,978,3i.6 Circulation.... Reserve 1,1S4,22>
Decrease.
43,100
Leserve 1,184,22> 'Banks now hold $6,'.36,325 in exeessof legal re-
quirements.
Damage by Fire and Water. Rockville, Ct., June 10.—White, Corbin & Co.’s envelope works were daaiaged by fire snd water this morning to the amount of $100,000. Insured for half that
amount.
Springfield, Ohio, June 10.—A part of the Malleable Iron Co’s foundry was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $15,000;
fully covered by insurance.
The Republican Victory In Oregon. Portland, Oregon, June 10.—Tne average republican majority on the state ticket iz2,000. George, for congress, will not have lees than 3,600 in the state, the largest majority ever given a candidate. Moody, for.governor, will have about one handred less. The republicans have the legislature by a certain majority of ten, which
may be increased to thirteen.
The New Brasil Steamship Line. New York, June 10.—The steamer Man-
«- etweeD jfew York,
was loading yes
giston, of the new line between New York, Neport News and BrasU, was loading yesterday, at the ^Chesapeake 4 Ohiodooks, in Newport News, with Richmond flour and West Virginia coal, for Brazil.
iwlloattonfta
Washington, June 10.—For Tenneasee and Ohio valley, increasing cloudiness and local rains, east to soutn winds, falling barometer daring Saturday, followed by rising barometer, followed by falling tem-
perature.
Abolition of Slavery Proposed for Cuba. Madrid, June 10.—A bill has been intro-duci-d in the chamber of deputies providing for the immediate abolition of slavery in Cuba, and granting the slaves civil
r ghts.
Tbe New Albany school board elected Prof. Charles F. Coffin, of Connevsville, superintendent of the public schools of that city, at a salary of $1,600 a year. Prof. H. B. Jacobs, the former superintendent for nine years, ia a candidate for the democratic nomination for superintendent of public instruction. W. E. Smashey, ticket agent of the Lake Erie office, is at Lafayette. A clear case of misfit He should be in the baggage department.
Malcolm A. Lowes, an old aad wellknown citizen of this coonty. died last night at hia home in Acton, of consumption. % The primaries for the election of the new republican county cen’ral committee will he held to-night, at 8 o’clock, in every precinct of the city. “Children’s Day” will be celebrated tomorrow evening, at Roberts Park church. There will be music and responsive exercises by the Sunday school. Music by the blind class and two short addresses,
unnifi. FOUR O’CLOCK
AN INDIANA PARTY Found In Ue Brookfield Bank Robbers —The Tnle of a Pretty Miss. Brookfield, Mo., June 10.-A special train with the bank robbers, in charge of Marshal McArthur and fifty men, arrived here at 1:50 this morning. A great crowd received them, bnt no trouble ensued. The prisoners were identified: three, aa Frank Albert and Fred Mason, brothers formerly of this county; the otner is evidently a new comer. Frank is tall, dark and brawny; Fred, shorter and fairer; Albert is tall and hard-looking. All are rough looking cases. Frank Mason’s wife has gone this morning under escort to recover a bag of gold coin, about $1,400, which she savs she hid under He floor of her house. The four prisoners M ere taken to Linneus, the county seat, thte morning, the circuit court being in session. The prisoners are reticent, and say nothing of their past life. They agree in saying that two of them are _ from Indiana. A worn m who is young and pretty, aud devoted to 1 rank, says she was recently from EUebery, Indiana, and only come to Missouri five weeks ago. She is keen and cool, as are the men, and, no doubt, is privy to their plans. It is believed they will plead guilty. A HORRIBLE DEED. Am In«aue Woman Kills Her Four Children and Herself—Grotesque Preparations. Chicago, June 10.—Caspar Sevbolt is a ba.ter, and works at night. When he left home, last evening, his wife began preparations for a horrible deed. They had four children, aged twelve, seven, and two and one-half years, and a baby four months old. She dressed them in fresh, white clothes, with bright ribbons, gave them strychnine, aud when they died laid them out carefully with flowers in theirhands, and all thesurroundings made as beautiful ns possible. Then she took a dose of poison herself, having also put on a fresh white chemise, with ribbons m it. This was just before the return of her husband, at 5 o’clock in the morning. When he appeared at the door she met him, told him to come in and see the children all dead and gone to heaven; see how pretty they were, with nice flowers for the angels. One of the children was alive, but has since died. Mrs. Caspar died about 7 o’clock this morning. The cause of the demented woman’s act is not known. Blaine In Ohio. Columbus, June 10.—Hon. James G. Blaine, accompanied by a party of capitalists, visited Ohio yesterday,taking a trip over the Hocking Valley road, and returning east this morning. The Standard Coal Co.,.the gigantic monopoly in this part of the state, which will be ready for business on the 20th. inst, wants to buy the Hocking Valley road, and Mr. Blaine's trip was one of inspection with that object in view. His interests m Ohio are large and he may find it expedient to identify himself wholly with the state. A gentleman at Gallipoli*, upon being introduced yesterday, greeted the visitor as “the next president of the United States.” Uniform System of Uaubruptcjr. . Washington, June 10.—The house committee on judiciary lias authorized Representative Humphrey, of Wisconsin, to report a bill to establish a uniform system of bnnkrupicy. The creditors in cases of involuntary bankruptcy shall give security before instituting action, and if the suit be decided in favor of the alleged bankmpt, damages shall be recoverable. In case of fraud any person may be adjudged a bankrupt; but for a failure to pay within a limited time, or to dissolve an attachment, fanners shall not be so adjudged. A ullng the Striking Miner*. Cumberland, Md., June 10.—The morning train men on the Eckhart road refused to transport coal mined by imported labor. The company have an engine at work this afternoon, and say the poaitions will be supplied with willing men on Monday. An Kxnaperatlng Suicide. CitlCAGO, June 10.—This afternoon an
— J — £5 — — ~ — — pyvtw U VKf * J coolly examined the stock, bought a revolver, hud it loaded, and while the clerk’s back was turned, shot himself in the head
and died at once.
RAILROAD NEWS. A New Combination after tbe I. & St. L.—Revival of Hi? Old Continental Freight Line Scheme. The sale of the Indianapolis & St. Louis railroad, carrying with it a lease of the St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute road, ou the 28th inst., is attracting considerable attention,and the indications are that the bidding will be very spirited. The latest entry in the field, is a combination consisting of the Erie^New York, Chicago & St. Louis, and Indiana, Bloomington & Western. The objects to be gained by this joint proprietorship are extensive and important, aad tbe Pennsylvania and Bee Line will find no ordinary competitors in the struggle for posuession. The primary plan of the Nickel Plate people is to secure a through line to St. Louis In connection with the New York, Chicago & St. Louis. This will be done by way of the Nickel Plate from Buffalo to Fostoria, thence over the Lake Erie A Western, which is part of the Senev system, to Mnncie ; and by Duilding a line, from Mnncie to a point on the western extension of the L. B. A W. near Indianapolis, which has long been contemplated, thence from Indianapolis to St. Louis over the I. & St. L. The Indiana, Bloomington & Western comes in to secure a Cincinnati connection over the Cincinnati, Hamilton A Indianapolis. The Erie can use the I. A St. L. also, as a St. Louis line, in connection with the C., H. A L It will require$8,000,000 to reimburse the Pennsylvania and Bee Line interests for their investment in the L A St. L., and at least that much will be needed to buy it away from them; more, probably, will not secure it The directors of the I. A St. L. held a conference at Cleveland, a day or two ago, at which it is believed an agreement wan reached to buy in the road by its present owners, and they certainly can afford to pay more lor it than any other party. In pursuance of this conference, Receiver Devereox to-day filed a petition before Gresham asking leave to borrow $150,00$ to pay off claims for labor and material now outstanding. The petition is endorsed by the Bee Line and Fennsylvania attorneys. This is taken as an indication of a change of heart by the Pennsylvania people, who have heretofore resisted all efforts of the receiver to borrow money, besides refusing for more than a year to pay its proportion of expenses of the road, and as an indication that the two owners have arrived at an amicable understandingin regard to its future. The old Continental railroad scheme, which first appeared nearly twenty years ago as an applicant for government assistance, has not died out, but is under headwav as a private enterprise backed largely by foreign capital. This trunk line in its magnitude is stupendous. It will be double track, steel rail, from New York to the Missouri river, striking, probaibly, Council Blufis. It will be an air line and is shorter to every important point than any present road. To Pittsburg from New York the shortest line is 444 miles, the continental will be bnt 383; to Cincinnati, shortest old line, 759; Continental (and connections) 695; Indianan , lis, shortest, 827; Continental, 640; Council Bluffs, shortest, 1,347; Continental 1,224. Sixty millions in capital, it is said, i ro t.i 7, and ———. — —— - great steamship bne for European shipment. Docks on both aides of the Atlantic are already secured. The main line will pass thirty miles north of this city, and an Indianapolis contractor, who is interested in its consti notion, goes to New York tonight to meet the projectors of the enterprise. General Manager Henderson, of.the I. B A W., returned from Ohio last night. He says the Springfield extension gives promise of a large busmen. The first excursion over the twenty-five miles between Troy aud Springfield was run into the Utterplace yesterday, hauling 450 pa««engers, ninety-five of whom were picked up at cross roads.