Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1884 — Page 1

I

I J

t

t

*

J

J

%

t

J

IfotoC

VOU IV-RO. WHOL* MO...

~ ns.^ UC'sf

,» mou* ta««Ma I M m» ««f. rat ta hasted la aMM M iMioosib^Wda—a'aloafc. WAMTMP-rMMA I.M ULT. W Jk iKrt&^? ,ori

U ’

fQf ■■■gi! ho—»wor« a »muy Tf cfftKSVarnaMtit. . w*gg!r;isisjm^gs. ^ to tcrmb" taoM*. noor, «ic.: _jct< eT tt tm Zoo. eoofc wttb ntttmmi NDMpitt ! «r.: no wMfliaa or ifomu>«. a« wnu'wrg- •r

lyi^ai* «t-

yy *j« i ki>-^a |ood co«rmc 1 n»t^ 0r * fc 888

■ora Pena-

t—

Ctrl tor aaonu MoaoworK »t a«nc« u.; B.ut come w«U re-

11/ jls 1JOJ—L*«un ua rnuemoa la city or V V ooaotry a tan Item work at to*tr owa uomao; H to M a car eaatly mate work cent by man: ao Hot: w« bare food damaaC tor oar work, and »t*ady trr.o'ortnaat. Bddreaa wttk name. Kf« Cn.. 2M Vlae it.. CiaemaatL ara/nooa

UowaMfc '

WAMTHD-MALB HHLP,

one aud

a ot

yy S»TKP-Cac c*t a fall' | W [ Of > taoth for l^at aslhia—B bor^Tor ,i yrara oM to wore m rr prlailrf olo*; aaoir at room > V.ntoa bitck.t fir *J<Ta »-fwo cabtnw b«ncn-»and rV tore lea lataa. J. U. Clark * Co, St

fjteajaoojS*^^^

WANTBD—MITtJATIOWB. ursmo-aitoatloa to do eotaral nooaework; <3 re Afronl at. ♦ 'fT'/ kD- 8!: union ib a prime family; call at« re Scott waat «t. t tl/AliTKl>-BitaaUon hy a Oermaa fin la a aaiaS W ramliy; iBqrtre 29 uni-n at. b tt liyaw i'mi> Bttoaaon br cood atri udocooiltc ia TT mprctabic fatnltr- m Booth reanoaieoK t la/AMair-Bra joune >ady, wiitloc or eo> rof TV to do at borne. _Adaren r H. Sew« offloe, n ot TXT AT Ten -*l for a full art of tee'h. Daatal roiTT lege, 19 Horta Pcaaiy. ranla at. .Btaa bldc.m Txr AHTKn- BltoaMon aa bonneta^er in amall funTT fly; beat rf refaranca. addrena 1) K \ W»wr.oat

reat

ne.

yy ytTltJj—To wore wbere i^can nnre ^aacr tta ] AM KU—tltoauoa la y in a tore or offloe: TT wa«ra no object, b it of rt farancra, aoawer miaoflnr mm ■ nt> aa. +j» . Bltnatlon br a ajr wl h a-thll ito da TT Cftnerai n «ori. or ai booaeketpjr: call UU Hcrfb » l«»coil _ ♦ IV A NT Itn- -y a yourc unr. rltoatloa aa oonfpantt too er day > orae to wait on aa laraild. addreaa c K, Htataonice. n ot aa/ Allr Kia_oy one «Bperien<^Ml in aewloa. oreaa. tt m . kt™ and ebtidren'a rarnion’a, employment la fnmtl'ee Aitdmaa a p. Hewn ntnea. o at \tl aJiTa:> dituation or einerlMf.ced bookkoep'-r; TV can fnrnlab tome mnney, cood aecorlty and llratcima reference AdlreaaO K, care carrier No. S.

b t«

WJ ABTK1>—By a yo«nc (t« wan taiy aoeaalnc W Koflbb. a aitnadoa In a it «a or aa copylat in an Offlee, reference glreo. Fle<ae call ar addreaa M. Stable. VS Booth Alabama ai. t

%ntom«t<« Cooker; aeea.ti Haaa. ar.obt

WANTBD-AOKNm Tl/ ANTKIJ-A*Vqu U> aelUbfl

TV rerommenaa itaelf. Kb. J oeea, -it Maaa. ar,

TX? AbTKIJ—dtrbtir lire et ergetlc men and w>

TT m n aman cipl'ai required: rare oppertunitycallat U« Kaaaecbnaem are, room U. tla

TT/AN TOD—Two lire canTM.eri and aaleamen: a

TT l-beral aalarr to tbe right oartlei; apply at (C fTortt tlnnole w. Wh« eler S W| roe M'g Oo tr 1 tju Aa TKi*—Lauio ann T'inag men m city of TT eonatry: we furnlah llgbt work at your own

bomea: yon eaa make R to ts per day: ao oanTaaalng;

no mlsrepreaenta'Ion: we furnlan ateady emoloy

menu Addreaa Boyal Manaractnrlnf Co.. Pron-

WANTED—Ml SC EJLiIjAN EOU8.

yy ANTBI>—Board of Trade.

id/ ABTAir-Day boardera at raonoed ratoa: 1M TT Sort. Petmayjranla au t TV’ ANTK1>—l.OOO old batai made aa food aa new by TT Win. Join, 32 Virginia are. taa TXT AKTBD- Men boardera at 'i>2 N ortb Tenneaaee TT at: flrateiaaa boatd kSaweek. tnt TjT/Am'kn-Patnnilta TrieiidlT Inn far wood. TT coal and mndllrg; rqatre deallbg, tr 1» cd/AMTkl>—^Ine toiddlllng a ap-x ialt; ai Dr TT Bampaell’a. orer 19 Worth tlilnoia at. a a TX7 ANTK1>—l.nbo old roor itorea to repair; make TT ibem aig.od aa new; 118 Beil 9 ton tame it. t

yy JUNTB^Caatoff MoUjtag; b^fl

beat price a.I..Begar.n

yyANTKI>—Cu^etU aU^prlceu^on^parmenu. ^ vV 4k u <a: ka|f ANTaI>-C»ab paid for clatmi on Fletcher a TT Sharpe. D. H. Wllea, room 1 Odd Feliowt blk.

1 oat

(n)tai

vXfSfiTKU- A teacher to b r»- leaaona to two Vira TT in tbe evenlof: fer paruentan addreaa A B, Hewa ofllee. ♦

TXT AMTJ11>—People to bar art ” bread, jeeat and talt iliUf

change. 3< cirdaat.

TX7 ABTStV-To trade Vacant iot and tt oa Park are. or Broad ray. 8

boaten*, si kart Market «t.

TF?

uc:aaa bocif-male g at Woman’a Eg-

n at

ibarmann A

oo

1.811^— sJrtTrtt-Woale to get gold fliltaca at SOc up ■ward at Indiana Dental Colleen, .JCtna bnlU-

Mg, U Worm Penmylvaale au

iv sKtwsjBrss i.'ss.rs’Afs,'! meat be ann.ll rent M«ck. Wew« office ! AMTi(i>—to aeil fareunre, oaroota, atoreaaod TV all ktnda of bonat hold gooda on paymenu at T. Bcnaep SCo. », 15< »—t Woabltgton at tea %AJ mSl'BD—kvery one <0 aee tne Spienald and Art VT Jewel bare bnrnera: "neat In tbe market. Parnell * Medaker. SI wen waabington au oaa AWTKH—To buy cheep for earn, e rood aecondVV band drat with pgeonb'lM and drawers, Addram a. F. Tenant* Co. care J. fr.Ueai. hot

1XTABTKD—Artlflclal te«ib atys per leu Dental TT college. 19 North Pennariyanla au. npatatra, 2Btaa building: open erery afternoon except Baiur-

r end acadey

Ab+ku-coT

K5v . aad 1M Maaaaebnaetu aye

■yy ABTKD—

Bay Ston- 'a coal. 91.75 per tan; 77 West Market au

tekpooce 174.

tea f.m.w TX7 ANTKn—Td]» beau ’em all: TT 1 lb choloe country bo-ter I

■ choice country b 1 Ib choice family lard, ipc. 1 peck p- aebblnw potato** Uc.

1 buibrl of tame, 50c.

iKS.nSA.r,.

Walton * wucoxon.

Telephone 1C33. tna tn CbrttMan aye. \X7 AKTK5—kV.40 for 1 b-jl crumi Jewo: flour.

W ir fori id lard.

?5e tor 251 Da crown Jewel floor.

He for i can eaimcn.

91 fer i9 lha llebi brown sugar. ISe for 1 can California pmma. tic for can eboice 'able p»aches. 91 tor 10 Iba light New Ur leans sugar. a. r. Bcbraoer. Xh 21 ana M hm«. aye. nx C. B. Bnbrader. Sft" and 157 Virginia am.

TXT ANTED—

W 9r. for 1 ib prnea. 7e for 1 lb dried apnlea 4e for 1 qnartrayy bear*. 15c for lib peeled peaches.

7c for 1 lb Jelly

7c tor 1 ID Jwaey epoia bu’ter.

ire for 1 ib pnro honey.

9c tor l lb lard.

*0 fo' 1 ID good batter. ISe tor 9 oeaa of Pula's tometoee. Ve for I cans Polk’s corn. 3flc tor UWaonr pick laa. ssc for 8 bars Carman s*ep. Ve for 4 bare Sleetric Utot soap. 25c fori on ■ Krery Day soap.

Coo. J. ttammei,

ha llOanl 1U Maaa. aye. TXT *NTSD- oe for 1Mb can be« nine apple. TT joe for 11 ib can beatcAemea Ulde for 12 lb oaa beat green gages, loe for 'be heat 9 in eaa pie peaehee ia the dty. lie for 1 a in can 'able peaches -worth 25c. Ac tor 15 lb can aprlcou—worth 10c. > 25c for 3 eaaa beat tom* ir a. corn, a 1 r lag beam, Ua a teasa, peas.

tomatn

AU eaaaed

or b’aekber lea. 25c for 1 aal oaa b<

aptVs

wmm or peacbea.

<1 g oda goaraateed solid aacaad asd of tbe

beat quality, or money refunded.

Lowest prieea on

aagan—eofleea—dried frnlta, etc. Poatal oners promptly tiled aad delivered.

t 9 ete « tndleoa ave-ooraer Ohio eu ggy awtkd-aii to kaow that kmlk MnalMrT tea TV aadootee itore laatkTtea wa^lagtonkt. AU to bey (U Iba MueUen flneal roaatM Uoldea •ofleeandreeatve agaen Uokel aa the Boom rery eaa to know that BmU Mueller's baking

powder la aa pure ee tne clean now u white.

*U to kaow that KAU MuaUer. »0 lam Washington au. Dea or own to ait eaatoman, by aeiliag to ibam the beat gooda at lowest prices, that bia Bonn aad oyachemaiaau h* neat advertlalng acbeae. AUto ayaUiheaaaelyes of tbe rare opportua tg of SS^SfWSR^^ “ d "* bT w:i»*

The Ome 1* now ibor

kio eos< aad lot.

krery

INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5.1884.

la excellent floor, aad naa "Li all over the town. Krery pouc

nibolaack.

WAJITBO—MlSCMLLAJfOTB

yy ANTkD—CenUeaMk roommitA 2S Weat Ohio au

tl/ ANTALt—A targe Are proof nfe. Addreaa A W Berra offlee. tt o* yygtrrtP^-BmomiBtaNea'a “PUPS' algmr.

yy AJTjZZSin VV wooderfai aaa

. Uoa. Anchor soap, only ic. a wopdarfUl anher. taa ini A^'tkb—Btlver Olltnci eaa be nau at a5c at toa TV ladlaaaDeatai OoUege. tea

^ AilT,V!>—M^charye^for extracoag teem at tbe i\7 AN riD-B for a fuu set of teeta, at Aar hart’s, TT igM Beat Waahlagtop au ao a IX/ABTMD-Watctea eleaa*d, tl; clocki cleared, TV 90c. Welleer. 9 Maaaarhnaetta aw. a t» tl’ ANTED-T.* oo paper naeglag In Ufe for motTT gan Addreaa an ot gaa. News ofllee. t IV ANTKD—Bed-room aeM, 93U, onpaymenta. W at « Born A Uo. W teat Washing'on au w AM’itI>—Ciiotnee-wrmgera to repair, at Bee TT uyecoraer. U A Morruoat rubber end aaoe itore. at» \IrARTKD— VrUolfterer; no union min neJT r r apply. Inc tana polla Chair Mf’g Co , 144 Weat New York at. no XX/ ANTED—gyeTybody to know there has feen a TT great reduction la prlc- s at Van’s meat marasrkeu cor. Masaanbtaetts are aad Alabama »U n t 11/ AS VXIC-To be had at tbe Indiana Dental 6ol TT lege, gold flUlngi at SOc upward: sets of artldelal teeth at 93 and 94: extracting free; up sta'ra- It Ncnb Penaaylyanla au: erery aftamoon. except Baturdty. tea 4X7 ANTHD-Bllver fllllnga for 25e; sola fliilncu 'T soc: no charge for extracting teeth; competent practitioners always fa anperlnteadense-, call at Indiana Dental Collage, 11 North Paamylveala au; open afternoons, except etfuedars. t* » W alW* il ior 20 loa light aewurloana aagw 1

TT 91 for U Iba white err a C togar. 91 for 17 loa clear white extra C augar.

91 for It iba granu atea sugar Bi for 19 Iba powdered augar. " ‘ tar.

|1 for 19 ibe cut loaf aogi 25c tor 10 Iba oat meal 15c fur 9 lbs ch» ice ia-d.

25J for 7 Iba baekr net 7 >ir. 25c for 4 lea new Turkish prut

t am newsaed.

t 4 Pa choice carol

25c for 11 iba Pearl nomin

inr.

25c for 4 iba new cried apples, 'Or. f-wl lb mixed caxdy 40c for 1 gal choice New Orleans molasses 15c for 1 gal i

I gal ». Id* n tyrup

10c for 1 Ib be: t 20.: raaat coffee la Piatrl orrers dellrerei. M. M Wlili -mt. 3U2 ftoutu Illlaoil au. nil '•ppoa'te No :' n g|.v-a-

corner tierh o>

■OH 8AUf-KHAL aaTATB C'OK BALk—City property and ti r for llau C K. Coffin i Co.

or* au

JK>H 8 ALk— do uses aud^lai* m»h£*rMof toe ouy. T70B SAUK—Hotuea and Iota. Send lor llau JE' u» a Alex. M»t»ger.

C'OK BALE—The cottage No. 4'S Caltforola aireef.

A very cheap, at ( East Market atreeU

fbe cottage No. t'l California *i.reo', . at IL.2UU. Bchormaan * Hopping. 35

o o

OOB BALK—M- w house ot b rooms. conveul"m to J? tbe new Panhandle shopa. 91.150. Schurmann * Hopping, 15 Kaat Mart- street a t Ch>K BALK—Br W. k. Mick * Co.. 55 Kaat Market r street, on North Pennsylvania streeu the bandsomeat 8 room bonae for 9S QUO In tne city. n o TTOK 4ALK—A very aeslrame bonae of 12 ro JT with 4 a'-res of errand; Tennessee end Fall C a a Waller Blvera, aat, gngllah’a opera nor

rooms, 1*eek.

'"I A

BALK—At a bargain, a nouae of 8 fooma, amr pie ground*, east fronu on College av«.. all in complete order, particular* given on application. Jacob T. Wright, lOL^ North Pennsyli-anla street, h o C'OK BALK—Acre lou adj jinlDg^Hauguville Mai* X leable Iron work; will tell any nnuiber of acres,

cheap, and on good terms.

Good stock of dry foods, will Invoice about 910,000; WH take part lugood iealeata*e Bargains are offered dally by w. E. Mick A Co., u a *S hast Market atreet. C'O^t ^ALK—Tbe wei.-anown uaaimxud farm, sitX nated on Centra' ave., 2 miles north of city limits; number of acres, 210: bouse of is living departments, good barn and other outbuildings; this farm Is aa altnated as >o be divided Into M acre tracts, giving each a 20-acre grove. This farm to be sold as a wh'le at a bargain, by the nurebaaer paying one third cash and balance on longtime. Tbe adjoining subdivided ground la acilina from 9300 to 9100 per acre. This farm la situated within 20 rods of ibrlvlng village. consisting of itorea, postofflee. etc . and a line graded rchool; title clear and perfect. For further Information, call on J. 8. Cruse, tnt 92 East Market streeu

FOB BALM - MISOHLLANBOUa J/iQB SALK—Overcoat* slaugh erlng, at Arcade, 10. l?OK HALE—See Van Pelt'» flour prices In want X column. tb i

JpOK BALK—9500 flrst mori-tage note. Address O U'oK BALK—ate bin's “Pilot" 5c c^gara, warranted X absolntely pnre. te « T?OK SALK—Vrom twnkrupt houses,over /.(k.0 over X_ coats, at Arcade. 10. nz TTHIR 8ALB—A lot of old lumber and brick, cheap, X 307 Ea*t Market street ntt C'OK BALE—Safe, good order, cheap, coniblaallon X lock. Address Lock, News office. t C’OK SALE—Pointer dog. a good worker and good X re')lev*r. Call at 119 Harris on streeu h tf

re') lev* r. Cal

C'OK BALK—Damask cur.alns and hxtures, for X price paid for cuTain*, 3ti West Ohio street, h t! C'OK BALK—New second-hand furnace, cheap". X Hanson, Van Camp & Co, 78 and to South Merldlan street. h z Tj'6k ftAUt—Overcoats and suite for men and"boys, X at Arcade, .0 West Wash, yt, at less cost than anywhere elae. u i? C'OK BALK—We will have a clan for Sunday school X Times for l-'A only 41, at Vonn Brothers', 11 North Meridian. t C'OK BALK—Hard maple co d wood, dry stove and X mill wood. A. Thayer's coal aud wood yard, 179 Maeeachusetts ave. o ol CVik hALM—Coafectlonery, notion and cigar store X and llxtores, al a bargain for cash. Call at LI

:kly or montnWheel Co., 59

th z

Massachusetts I

'C'OK SALK—Bicycles tor sale on w* X ly payments, in city. Tbe Indiana

Bomb Illinois etrect.

1?OK BALK—A re.iuor.ini. wli »t !l cheap, by a perX person desirous of leaving tbe city, good location. Address J L, News ofllee o ot C'OK SALE—Grocery, good lot anon, ■ leap rent. X fair trade; «i:U at Invclte for cash only. Apply soon. 219 Maatachuietis ave. n it C'OK BALK—First-class drug store. East WashlngX ton st. would take some cl.y property. Jeste D, Carmichael, 81 Circle street. frolf fcAU-boiLh; tor cash from esstrn bankX nipt bouses, men and boys' overcoats, which are »el Ing at bslf-pnce, at Arcade, 10 W, W st, n z C'OK MaLk—Hocman’s cream, me most e egant X preparation for chapped hands, face. Ups ar d roughness of the skin; price. 15c. _ All drugglsts.jiv s C'OK SALE—Cbrlst mas carols, Sunday-school supX plies for all denomlnatlnns, an elegant hue of Bua-daj-school cards, at Yohn Brotners', 13 N. Meridian, t ITOR SALK—Salocn, for 9200. grocery, for FM0.

X another for 47'*' and on for $1,0/0.

h o Hamlin A Co.. 36 Norb Delaware streeu

r'ompsnlon a Nona Metldli

C'OK SALK-A ot of part'tl >o. standing, doors, X etc.; elao, a Tuerk water motor and small fan, with water aud tin air pipe and other articles. Address J M, News otflec tl a C'OK &ALlt—K.ogaut oaoe ueater, Tnauy,’' No. X 40, 4 pieces of Russia iron pipe, galvanized tine funnel coal bod, 995, on payments. Born * Co.,

and funnel coal bod, 995, 97 B, Washlnaton street.

Nk

T>e tune to now short aa tbe oommutee aatrmsMd in the ocunttn* rf the grains it ooCae in tbe bat. an* awajatng tbe Band, nlu barn tbair work Janoary 1,1WS. oh

XVf Ai*TKI>—Fer Boar.

VT -jjght Loaf,-eonu leteroller prooeig, 94 IJDhl,

25 ib«, or U bbi tack, «0a SO Iba. or M bDl sack. 9i.».

krery poand in sack or oarrel warranted the beat strAgnu Tov empty barrel. In good order,

at Jfc-

"High Cboioe.- roller yrocownor DDL 4.3;

29 Iba, or M bDl sart 55c. An ereauent flour, aad oca

~ mad warranted,

t MM 89200.

. ^ l»L7S. ^4 bbl saciu 50c. 5t>M DM sack. *5".

A good aaooad grade BoarTaad as low la price as Iirta 1 wIf7.r‘AiSaSr-*(OTrmao—t. uui,

fS“—

pOBiB^-D^^mce c.asn iu>;u dt groceries I

Any one srtihlng to locate tn Lndlanapods "wt l and tt to tbelr advantage w oall o- — “ —•-

94 North Delaware su IXJK BALk—A red X lUefsbaki

'>eef n'asfe

on ua. HauUla

loced price.,

ks.

>eef n'aste

beef i

to DO'l,

pork C ops, port eteags,

irk roas'e

aorl port

pork to bcl 1 , veal steaks, veal roaste. veal chops. Drub rose’s iamb chop*.

n't rorner Ma

Al Van's meat market,

cbosetts ave. and Alabama su

■OB BUNT-BOO MTU

C'OK KENT—Rooms. 19 East Oolo su x tnt

lUkMT—Pareiaoaa room. 84 Wo*, oex* n. JjW)B BXNT— Farnlihed room. 117 North Illinois it.

JpOH KkRT—Furnished front room. S6 W. umo su j/' ik KKjrr-2 furnished room*. S3 E. Michigan su J/OK HINT-1 room, turnianed. 2N f^orth Ban su C'OK RAN T Front room, i onus tied. 7* East Mew X Fork at to UVlB KENT-tJnfurnlshed hick parlor. X Ohio su Y'

C'OK RitriT —Nicely f urn lined front room- HI X Uilnols su

TXll; RENT—Koomi: boarders wanted. 23 East X Michigan it. . ° ^ KEo T— 3 nice rooms, ucfurmaned. 36 Weat

chlgan su

C'OK X Ml

hlgan su ^

C'OK KENT—A nicely farnlihed front room. TTB! C New York su o of C'OK RENT-2 unfurnished rooms, In private family. X 90 East Pratts , h tt C'OK KENT—Furnished front room aad alcove I; X Weat Mmtigan st. n « C'OK RENT—Newlv rurntshed r^oma, on 2ad flo-iu X 228 No. th Delaware st. o i C'OK KENT—Room, ’.OS East Washington st Im X qmre at 28 East Ohio «U tla L'OK KBNT—Nicely furminea room*, to aoepiaoi* A names. 46 Fletcher are. w * C’OK KBNT -Unite of rooms-, references. 350 N jr’.h X Alabams it. cor. Walnut su s i VVitt kKNT—Very desiraoie rooms, en suite or X ilngle. 242 North Alsbamaeu f z TSok KENT—■'Irely furnished front room; 94 per X month. 171 East New York su t nt C'OK RENT—Farnlihed and unfurnished rooms X lir.Vt East Washington su room 5. n ot C'OK KKNT—2 furnltneo room*; gentlemen; referX epees reonired. 3U West Ohio su h tt C'OK KENT—bevtrai nes'rauie rooms, 4tu floor X Vance block. Inquire at room 23 th z C*OK kKM—In a family wiuiout cnlldreu, very daX slrsble MBBte 31 West Michigan gU hot C’OK RKNT—2 nicely tarnished room*. 1 front X rooiii; cheap. 165 South Alabama su t_ C'OK KBNf—Fronr _ iri «n,»» room*, farnlihed or X anfnrnlsheo: central. 25 East Ohio su t C'OK RENT—3 or 4 unforntohed front rooms, for X honsekeeplng. 26t> North Alabama su a tt iJOK KKNT-Nlceiy furmaued rooms, toaccepubfe X panies, very entap. 33 North Ka-jt it. n tt C’OK kKNT—FornliDei and nnfurnlsbed rooms, en X s dte or s'atle. 279 Noreh M»-ridlau iU ntt C'OK RKNT—Anlceroom, furaianeo or amnnUih id; X private family. 3L Norm New, Jersey su t C'OK RENT—Famished or anfcrnlsned rooms. 157 X N. Tennessee it, 3 doors rorrh of New York, n it T/OK KKNT—3 rooms'or housekeeping; also, forX ntohed mom, to gentlemen iso W Mlchlean. h o! C'OK RENT—Rooms on 1st and 2nd floor, with X board at reduced rare. 19s N Pennsylvania o ol

CKiK hKn i- l elegant anrn'iiuuen rooms: r convenience: references required.

Illinois si

every

nee: references required. 130 North

o ht

T?OR KKNT—A n'c9iy fnrnlihed front room srlth X board (or twu. a; 910 a week. Address A P. News offlee, o o-v.w.ft C'OK KkN’l —Furmsued ro> in, tor gentlemen, onr vate family; references exchanged. 10 East Michigan it. h of C'OK RKNT—Nicely "nmlsned room*, with good sreve* : also, room for light honsekeeplng. I’^EC'OK RKNT—Nicely furnished rooms, en su’te cr X slntle, wpb or wlibout botird; reference* required. 12-1N. Tennessee sU h tt

room* over ;« East Wash 224 East Washington st. Je*s* n. Carrnlcnael. SI

CH'K KKNT- S X 2 rooms ever 2

st Washington su

SI (71’c.le su

FOB BENT-HOUSHS3. KENT-6 room house, i^j Blake st.

C'OK KKNT—House of 5 rooms, cheap, inquire 3* X Buclisnan st. n ot C'OK RKNT—Cottage house, 17 Meekst; 1*50 per X month: cheap n tt

Wok ken X North II

K KBNT—House, 31 West Michigan su Call 219

Ulnois st.

C'OK kant—Honse, zil Norm Teaneesee su Room X 2, Hohbsrd block. an » C'OK KKNT—House of 3 rwins; cellar, well, stable; X rent,|7. Call at 112 Peru st. tv z C’OK RkHt—An 8-room aweiltng, tow real, 407 N. X East st Inquire on premises. t C'OK KBNf=~Bplendld 'en mei t: 915. Call at Ll a X shoe fore, 2» East Washington it. * C’OK RKNT—House*in all pail* ti e city. Gali t-r X list Alex. Metzger. Odd Fellows Hail. t z C'OK KKNT—A 10-room Douse, wlib ’conveniences; X near the state honse. Call 42 B. Mississippi, t ht C'OK RKNT—l*:iiau cottage, l.’ i West M Cany »t; A !p go' , d cnndlllrm. Call a* *“ S Illtno'* »t »

I.’ K Kiv*., i — Ne^ oou.e ui a room-, ea.bij.cc.ar. X etc; 675 South East st. Call 24-1 East Morris st. h ot C’OK KENT—House of 4 rooms; well, cistern stsr ie; X 164 Douglas* st. Inquire second door g-reth. t Wi'KKKNT- tiouse, 7 rooms, 2:16 K. Vennonl, bet. X N. Jersey and Kas';*-' 1 i" iii!re KBCentral ave n! s C'GK REn i—email uuums: ua ion,. X nas Wa:ter Klvers, aau EnqlHa’i opera nocse. C'OK RfcNT—Nee nonre of a rooms on He le st. X t w m Lowry. 170 North Alabama st. ’C'OKAK.'i i—Hoasea aaa room*. Bee list at off ca X un s C. K Coffin * Co. Wuk KkNT—Tne HowLnd home*tead. X uv z Inquire C A. Howiaml, 164 Farlc ave. C'OK RENT—Large list ot dwcmngu X an I «i. a. Bradlev. 63 Wort), Delaware si.

4t8 N. Kart st: 914 per carpet store. 151 East

C'OK KENT-5 room house, X month. Apply at Cole's

Washington it

l/Ok kKNT—House* tl4 and 216 oouth Alabama *t. X 6 room: very desirable; each 415. Inqalre at .’18 Bomb Alabama st. t nt

J/Oll RENT a t Noi * C'OkkKMX 136 East

h o

SNT—a modem, co*mown, house: 8 room*. Gregory A Anpel, 7 and 8 Talr-oft block, inbwest ror Pennsylvania and Mtrket su. T—aouse of 8 rooms, we 1. cistern, etc; Msrktt st; desirable for two fannies. N. N. M rrls A Co, 27 Circle su

C'OK KKNT—Honse of 8 room*, satiable for boardX ing; weil, cistern, stable: 410 West New Vork su tv_z J, Q. Doqglass, 251 N Meridian st, C'OK KKNT—For awt-liiu - or basmess purposes, sr,

X South Illinois st, iu.

A 1 story frame collage, si Coburn st. 4 rooms, *10. >1 r t.- rer r g.-r-rl-n, -JO Knnrp nelaware s«. FOB HKNT-M180BLLANBOtT8 C'OK KKNT—Bbrp, on East South su Inquire at X Fryce’s bakery. ^ no i t’OK KtNt—Btoreroom, 215 Massacuusetai ave; ion r rent. M.H.Bpadee. W *_

aeairaulo storeroom

ontb. oute.

AUCTION 8ALH.

IIUNT a McCU Kl>V. rad saute and general aucXI tloneera. No. 88 Kaat WasUloctoa •treat. Stock* of merenaadtoe la city or country bought outrtgni for cash. u*

A UCTION SALK—We will *ell on to-morrow (.SatzV orday) morning, at 10 o’clock, at our room. No. 88 K. Waantngtou ureet. an excellent variety of bouaebold furniture, carpet*, etovea, etc., consisting of parlor furnliura. piano, marblwtop dressing-case, cane dialog ebatrs ard rockers, marole top center tables, stanas. doable lounge, au wool Ingrain carpet*, brumel* cvpeu. ”knrand" and outer netting ■tore*, cook itove*. bedsteads, etc.: a'so, a quanto y of glaeeware. candy J*r*. sbowcise, conk Jbe i*. 4 cutting boxes, Wbeeler * wu*on living macnlne, etc. *tmrr A MnCrwnT. ane.tlont—'•

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

OTRAYXD OB 8TOLKN—Oark fawn Utree-fourtM O Jersey cow, S years ffid. A liberal reward will be paid fer her ret am to << Elisabeth street, a ot

CtRaYDi 6k STOLEN—On tbe afternoon of Dee. O i, a black bone, about 16 hands high, with abort mane and tall, mane He* on left aide. A reward will be paid for hit return to 127 English avenue. b tt

OTKaYed OK STOLEN—From my farm, near O Brtghtwood. Saturday night last, one dark bay bone, three yean old oast, one white hind foot, star tn forehead, broad aad square between the eyes. A reward will be paid for hla return to 8. K. Fletcher, Fletcher A Thomas’s brick yard. rs *

LOST.

T OST-A small boy. on bU way to Van's meat mar1j ket, 104 Hsm. ave. n t

T oat-Gold ear-ring, coral set Ing. Return to 32 A* Hutchins block and get reward. t

f OBT—Nov. 26, two brown aported milch cow*, L* strap* round neck* A libera: reward will be paid for any information r,f them to be left at Sbonety * saloon, 243 Hadley avenue t

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—Heed the Current. K. P. KoVs new X story. “An Original Belie,” begins this week. For sale b* W B. Sage * Co . 33 N. IMnoU *t. ♦

a. R. TTORHTR.

/"i ALL ON FKBY, 129 Boat a Illinois st, only Uekrt vz broker in toe cltv. member of the aasoelsuou. All traasaccoos guaranteed. Money **ved ut *

C'OK KAN i —Very laiwe an.- ueairaulo stor

X 198 South Pennsylvania tt; rent, 945 per me

i s Walter Rivera agt, English's opera hi

C'OK KENT—Plano* aud organs at from 91.50 to 4! X per mourn, aad tbe rent applied on the purchase. Pearson’s muMc honse. 19 Notb fVnn'TiTts'a st ft C'OK RKNT—Tne hne s'ore, 2'* West Washington st, X occupl d by Pursell A Me sker; 3 stones, atone and plate glass front; posseiston February 1. Inomre at <'ltliez'« t at:on»l bank. l r ?

HOB8B8 AND VEHLOLB8.

C'OK SALB—Small pony, racks under saddle. X Wood's stable. h t T/ORSAi.E- Horse and top esgon. 3i South PencX sylvarlastr-eu t 17014 SALE—tight top spriag wagoa and horse, X cheap 56 Indiana avenoe a tt C'OK TKADS—Sewing maculae for horse or 'prlng X wegoc. 1*8 Mad'*'n sienuA n tf C'OK HALE—1 p aiform spring wagoa, almost uew, X Milwaukee Bottling Go., 918. Penn, st. n ot CI7ANTKD-To winter teams for th-lr nse, for vV light work In tbe country. Cali at 22 South Mer'dlan street. us" C’OR SALE—Fine Abdahon mare and pnaeton, one X or both. Inquire at Fowler’s gallery, UH Bast Waabington street h s C’OK BALE—No. 1 roaist-sorreL / yearsoH, will E 'rot It side of 3 minutes; price 9160. No 7*3 North UTao!i street. us

norse. suitable for ladle* or

lire at

street. n_t_

price $55 cash. Inqul

treat.

tk/ ANTED—A good buggy horse to keep for hi* Tv service, work about half tbe time wit a good csre. Inquire*t26 Aaat Ohio street. no

fkV "ikTED—A good young delivery horee. ediap TT for cash, mutt he safe aad sound. Gall Satunay at cor, Fayette and Flret st*. Geo F. Bcbowe. h tt CVlK BALE—We nave on hand auuoai everyuung X to the carriage and boggy line, both new and second hand, to offer at coat for tbe next sixty days. C. H. Black. 44%ootb Pennsylvania streeu nu s tkviK k< iTithnb a im., 12 £. gWhgia bt; 1 Build tbe very beet carriage*, phaetons, boggles and delivery wagons, at tbe very lowest prices possible Uc pairing and repslnung promptly and carefully done. A few old and new ' ‘ ‘

rfflee

Jy and vehicles in stock at a sac*

no x

FOUND.

tX/UND—-Light Loaf" flour Is tne best.Van PMU 51 X North Alabama sU es Cx/UND—Money saved hy onytn* at me Lion saoe X store. 28 Bait Waabington streeu v •

CoUNly—CalPano see ns before you Day: X at I Bora A Co, 97 Bast Washington SU C'Or/lD-The be*: base-htarln* st-'ye at the lowest X prices at T. Benton A Co ’a, 156 E. Washington street, east of ooort horse. te •

street, east C'ODND—Tne Splendid and Art Jewel smrej are X tbe beau Full line of other goods. Pursell * Medaker. a weet Washington st. oa 1

COLND—The hist place In tbe city to buy the X cheapest and best beef and pork, lamb, ve*’. e'e , at Van's meat market, corner of Maasachawu* ave. end Alabama street n t ,

NOTIOa. *

«r ight Lr-sf” floor is tee best. Van Petu 59 North Ai Alabama st **

frOK lOL'K THANKSGIVING CANDIES go to X Fred Hets. 1* and 15 Mas*, are , wh< re youalwan fled the best and freshest candle* in the cl y and prices to sol' all. t* t

POK T X fa* i

FOB TRADE.

KADK-CntncumUered, Improved preperty iraat lou tn Johnson heirs' addition Sctuirtaaan a Hipping. 93 K. Market st.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

gEE^ Van Pelf* flour prices In want column.

/BOOKING SToVga—Full line on payments. Bora VJ A Co.. 97 East Washington st. at x

KA. kARK.lK.wU] be planted to receive her iVl frteods at M North New Jersey rt. uv ntt

VJKW CORN MKAL, sew bucawoeat flour, new 1* hominy, etc . etc V»nPel'Jj9 N.Alabama at.a s

■JUCKW nKAT FloUb tram the new seed and I* strictly pore. Van Pelt, w N. Alabama at. on s

Tf f INNKBOTA SPRING WHEAT FLOlfR. “P111*ivl bury'a Beat.” at Indiana flour price*; Van Pelt, 5* N. Alabama at. tt x

pOUBKA B P.0 , wholesale dealers In flour, meal IV and feed, commission and grain. 72 Soath Deli, ware it., Indlsnapolu. Telephone 65^. th*

piNERAL DIRECTORS and emhalmers. Kr-g-elo A Wnitseit. Telephone. Opan day and night; 71 North Delaware st. Carriage! for weddings and Parties. uv a

rf HE CURRENT X this week has the first chapter of k. P. Roe's new story, "An Original Belie. For sale by W. a. Baee A db.,‘«Nf rtn Illluolaat. *

■ lAbo-ibCi—caidie, eisd gentlemen, can ou m ». r.. XJ V. Thomas Monday, Friday and Baturday from 2 to land 7 to 9 p. m. CUldren'a ciaa*. 2 to ! p. m. Saturday. 36V4 East Waahl'g'en s’reet. u n*

I oTta, tne cnlio aiate-wrtuag lueuiuui. c<ui get II independent slate-writing on top of table: you ran see both hands at all tltree. the spirits mater: *1 fling tbelr own slate pencil, ar 9 KH«wn-'h a» * t « w!

ri'llk Indlapapoll* spiritualist* wt i give a it erxry X asd musical entertainment Frtdav eva , Dec. 5, at rerun 17 Miller hi ca, N. Ill it. ReTesh-nen * served. Admission, inc. *11 cord'ally wei.-omed. t

\T KB. MILLARD receive* ladles da ly in t ie IVl French Decorative A-t. Beautiful, fascinating, pleasurable acd profltAble. Teachers orepxred for outside points. Alao. Kensmetoa painting m *e v-*\ and tbe embalming of natural flowers taught. Rooms 9 and IB wtadao'-olock. h hr

’i HE St. Paul's Home Mixtion oaa opened a lunch X room a: No. 13 Madt«.n avenue. Frl ndsofthe working women are earnestly requested to patronl e this place, and thus aid the la id> ble enterprise, soup wi ba furnished l y me quart to those who prefer it In quar tlty to c* rry home. 8. 1). Hue', bus. nan. n t!

A STKOLOGRR—Mrs. Dr. Kill*. 101 kast onlos',, ■fx never falls to glvecorrectly life’s hlstorv; g'vea the result of all undertaking', be It business, law, leve, Jmirn'y, what to do to be most successful; if yon will be hspi-y; if rich, how atu ned: tha ba»lue*a or profession best suited 'o or most successful in. Terms or luformatoou by letter, 42; psrional cousnltatlop, 91 end 9* tn

T XCWN THkV GO—Men’s shies, »8c; 1! e d'es* 1 ” shoes. 41 90 ladles'nation boots, 91: girl's, ijc. baby’s kid dress sbocs,‘*>c;niN-«a' arctlcs.lic; red-lined rub era b. st, 40c; men's kip boo s 42; ckif, 42 25; these a'p go-d boots. Holiday a lpuers, beau !j», UPc to #1 2f>; flee flexible French ham-ewed shoes. 93.L'. Just thick, fl .70 le*» than sold 'v other dealers Solar tip thick soie button *hoe«, large sLe-, *1. Avenoe sooe atore. .30 Indiana -venue. •> t

FINANOIAL ff O LOAN—Money Alex. Metzger. X an z

TO LOAN—The wouderi u. washing Great Anchor X Boapfor a nickel. tasz

r ro LVA.S—Honey on city property ana i»rniB. JL C- K. Coffin A Co. au «

'I'O LO*N—Money, at the lowest rate of Interest. J. J. W. Williams A Co. 8 and 4 Vinton block, ut i

rfX) LiOAft—on city or fanni. The very low 1 ett r»re*. C. W Gortnch. 15 Virginia ave nl i

f ■ LOAN—Money, any unnr: on rersontl or rexl X estate J H. umitb 9.*> K. Wuti, rooms, tnt fl'O LOAN—Money te if* 1 mortgage, In any sum X deelrabi*. John Kind, 20 and 23 Thorpe block tn*

'i'O LOAN—Private sum* on deposit Bams to suit. X e* Griffiths A Potts 1946 Pennsylvania.

'I'O LOAN—$2UU.(IU0, at 6 per cent X uh z w. K. Mick A Co, ** (Cast Market ar.

TO LOAN—aaoaryta tma!l or large sains, on pe--1 sonal property or real esute. K. T. Allen. 24!-4 Hast Washington street. n t-f,m

11/ Ibi bu»-4U),(j06 ^or 3 years at 7 per cent., will v? give first-class aecurt y. Address Geo. A. Hardesty, room 1 Hubbard olock h o!

'I'O LOAN—On farms or city property, privilege of X prepayment, terms reasonable, e z Thos. 0. Day A Co. 72 East Market st.

r t'( i l-Oak—Private tunas, .n sums to suit,a; a iow X rate of Interest. Farm or city property, no s Stanton A Scott, over First national bank.

1,9 ON KY To LOAN—We have some money :0 111 loan on first mortgage security, at seven per eeoL Intnroet. John B. Bnann A Co. 11 Bat<w biv. thy

TIT ANTiCJJ—To borrow fl t rido.3 year* At 6 perceoL, ™ recercd bv first mortgage on loc and new dwelling, worth $8,500. Address H T A, News office. No co mm two*. O ot

MIHULLL AN BOUa T>ABY BUGGIES on payments. Bom & Co., 9: K. 1J Wart ington street. ut i

fJ'Oll ifi SKls on paj meats. Kora A Co,. 9i;r.sst X Washington street. ut *

T'VO^’T F aYL to give trie Uvju 6loc tttoro u cru* JLr 25 East Washing on et. vi

fl'KLEPHONB BARN I’M fT coal and wood from 1 6*.m.to8pm. No. 3*6 ni »

I fLCKKB, blood ana skin aiees.es treated at Dr. U Derke-Waiter’s s.nlraMii'r 22*. K Wash, st ' i

rt'KLkPHuN’K 135. X Troy Steam 1 anndry, for flrst class work. 140 N'ori^Delawarr s'ieet, un k

s A Co.. 22 8. Mer

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTP.AYKD OR STOLEN-From my residence at O Noitb IndlanapolL, on the nlgnt of Dec. 1 bay mare, about 15L hands high, 10 to 12 ye- r* old, In good flesh, small white ipot In forehead, little lame and cramped In her travel, cut on right fore knee, caused by fall, not yet healed, faint white on both hind legs. Mare, was purchased from Rev. Hay. of tits city, about 8 months ago Libera! re ward wtl! be paid for h-r return, or Informa-lon of her whereabouts to J. P. 1 ester . West Indianapolis.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. tYJK BALK OKTKADK—Sell tnd tent for :-hotgun. X Addrees Shotgun, News office. t e'eK _ SALK OK — TRADE-Horse and pony; first r bouse weet of Carter's sxw uiIU, Weat Washtrg*on street. tn" i/i'K SALK OH YltAbfc-Lood, light, covered twor horse express wagon; alsi coal carts and wagons. J. M Hnch nan. 25 South East street- o ht

FORTRADE.

UOR TRADE—The ctock and tlxtaresof a C locat 1 notion and millinery store. In iuli

tbe Occidental millinery.

L’OK ThAD."-CPy propen v for farms; also, X farms for city propertv: also. Kansas land* .lease D Carmichael, 91 C'rcle street.

REMOVAL.

1> KMOVAi/—The wneeler A Wilson sewing ma AU chine offlee has removed to 62 North Illinois st. Wh re the company Is flttUg up an elegant and at-

tractive cffic:

and te u

DIED. SIGHT—l>n Wednesdsy. Decembers,at

SI

re at

REWARD. ii E WaKD— $5 reward for the rt tef tuat stole rub XU her mat from try coot on the 1th Inst. K. M. Cosby, ‘,-s Fast Washington street^ r

SOCIETY MEETINOa. \T A BON 1C -Stated meeting of Queen Esther CbapITl ter. No. 3,0. K. S., mis (Friday! evening, at 7.SO o'clock. Mast Gould. W. M. Mabik Haauar. Sec t / 'HAND FKO'l’iVAL, given oyoliveBrancn Cxlge, VI No. 10, Daughters of Hetu kah, at Grand Lodge ball, Beturday evening, December 6, 1334 All are coroial’y Invited to attend Admission IQcerts. a nf Cbapof .Tobn M. HBxMwaiL. See **t

WRIGHT—on Wednesday, December 3, at 9*. m.. Mr*, bade P. W right, aged 41 yeari, wife of WiUUm

H. Wright

Funeral from 170 North Alabama street, Saturday, Dec 6, 2p in. Friends of the family are Invited to attend. h tt BOSS-On Friday, December r>, 3 a. m , at Terre Haute Ind . Lyman Rots. 21 years old, son of Fred and Fannie B R-vi*.

CITY JNiiJWb. The Shoals savings and loin association, capital tIOO.OGO, was Incorporated to day C. A. Whitley, a pensioner, of Hendricks county, made compla'nt last night that he had been robbed of {35. and Squire Noland aud Melvin and Jamee Hardin were arrested on suspicion. This morning; Whitley slipped away and failed to appear as complainant, and hence the defendants were released by the mayor without trial David C. Hawk, of Palestine, has been adjudged insane from Injuries received while returning from this city on the night of the Blaine demonstration. It will be remem* bered that Hawk fell from tbe PleaBant|run, PenlHandle bridge and lay on tbe rocks fneenetble All night. A friend with him could obtain no aeetstAnce from the charitable residents near. The Threatened Negro Exodus. There Is reported to be much concern among the colored people of the city regarding the threatened negro exodus from the south, alleged to have been precipitated by the democratic victory. It is the general opinion that. If they come they can find homes in the country and prove beneficial aa agriculturalists, but tha' there Is little room for them In the cities. Rev. Mr. Roberts, of the Vermont street A- M. E. church, Is the only colored minister who thinks there Is no danger of an exodus. He believes the feeling of the democratic party In the south toward the black man la better than It baa been heretofore, aud aa that party will try to remain In power It will ba gentle and endeavor to act as not to antagonize the colored man. Tbere are some Inducements for the colored man ta emigrate to the eouthweet, to Arkacsia and Texas, he says, and It mav be they will go there tn audicltnt numbers to control local politics and be able to get representation tncongres atonal districts He ta opposed to anything that looks Uke colon'zatlon of the negro.*

ms by mm.

WILL GO SLOW* Got. CleTfUnd Ontliiei His Parpoui lo a Fmnd—“Be Snrr You're Bight and then Go Ahead.’’ Washington, Dtcembar 5.—A member of congress who has recently viaited Governor Cleveland re porta him as having spoken as follows:"! intend to resign on the CJiof January. As Lieutenant Governor Hill will administer the executive ofllee for next 5 e i r , I have turned the writing of the message over to him. After laying down the duties of governor, I shall listen to whatever my democratic friends have to say. I shall divide my time between Albany and Bullaio until the day arrives to go to Washington. I Intend to give due consideration to the counsel of our party friends. It may te when I enter the presidential ofllee some things may not move as fast as some democrats wish, but I think It will be better to bo alow and be sure. We cannot hope to avoid mistakes, but If we proceed slowly we will make fewer mistakes than if we go with a rush.” The member of congress with whom Mr. Cleveland talked sa>s the governor will become president without any ambition for a second term, that he holds to the single term principle laid down In his letter of acceptance, and declared his great object Is to so administer the government as to lay the foundation of long continued democratic rule. teMU To Be a Working Sesaton. Washington, December 5 —The Star says: “It seems to have settled down to a certainty that this will oe a working session, and much important matter before the heuse and in the committees, will be dispose d of during the winter. Mr. Butckner says the banking and currency committee will try to pass through the house some bill to secure the national bank system and avert financial depression. He expects to meet with opposition, but says something must be done. Whatever action Is taken, however, will have to be before the 15tb, for after that time It will be too late to get a day assigned. The Interstate commerce DU! will, possibly, not occupy more than two days. Mr. Cobb will make an effort to pass some additional land grant forfeiture bills. Tnere will be an effort made to pass a bankruptcy bilL The canal men are preparing lor a fight to get their bills through this session. The hardest work will be done by those in-: te rested In tbe Hennepin, the Erie, and the Maryland & Delaware canals The Nicaraguan canal men will attempt to have some action taken by the house to the advancement of their interests. There will be an effort made, also, to pass a bill restricting the coinage of silver dollars. ’ Barker Reiterates His Charges. Washington', D. C., December 5.—At a meeting of the committee on expenditures In the department of justice, to-day, Chairman Springer read a letter from J. J. Barker, former treasury clerk, reiterating the charges made by him some time ago against tne management of the office of tire first comptroller of the treasury department. Capital Notes. Captain Howgate owes the government $153,000. ihe attorney-general appointed ex-Re ureeentatlve Alexander R. Boteler, of West Virginia, to be pardon clerx to the department of justice. Postmaster General Hatton says t hit the t£G6,lC4 asked by him for special facilities, If secured, will be spent in fast-mall service from Boston south along the AtULtlc. seaboard. A Lumber of democratic leaders In the house say no adjournment will be taken to give members an opportunity to attend the ooenlng of the World’s fair at New Orleans. They propose to adjourn only for the usual holiday recess. A bill proposing an Arkansas river commission appropriates {000,000 to be applied in Improvements from the mouth to the headwaters of the river, Including Improvement of harbors at Pine Bluff, LUtle Rock, Dardanelle, Van Buren, and Fort Smith. Col. Robert I. Chester, electoral messenger from Tennessee, ha* voted for eighteen presidents. He was the Intimate personal and political friend of General Jackson, by whom he was appointed the first marshal of Wist Tennessee, which place he filled for sixteen years. He Is still halo and strong and hss never used spectacles. Judge Kelley did not come to Washlngt >n for the opening of congress. He Is still at the home of his son in law,Oden Horatmann, In Philadelphia. He te, however, well enough to be out and was seen on the street yesterday. He is only waiting for a return of strength to resume his active duties, and expects to be In his seat in the house next week. _ Serious tbargee Aaalust Canadian Officials. Toronto, Ont, December 5 —A sneclal from Quebec to the Globe says it Is understood that a memorial presented to Lieutenant Governor Mason making certain gr ve charges against tbe membership of the present cabinet affects two ministers, Secretary Blanchet and Treasurer Robertson. Secretary Bianchet Is accused of having sold certain mining lands in Beauce, belonging to the late Senator DeFry, representing them be his own property. The purchaser was a New York broker. He Is also accused of having, during the^laet session ol the legislature, written a letter to the manager ot tbe Canada gold mining company, threatening to prevent a private bill of the company’s from passing unless certain mining lands were made over to him. The accusation against Treasurer Robertson Is that he borrowed for the province, when treasurer under the Chapleau government, a large sum of money from an eastern township bank for which he charged the province six per cent., while In reamy he was only paying the bank five per cent. Government papers deny the charges and say they were Instigated by a discharged employe. Strange Bobbery. Salem, Ky., December 5.—Livingston county is enjoying a sensation of the first maeunude. Rev. Wm. Wtatherford. pastor of the Cbriatlan church at Smithland, Is accused of s taling $5,730 from John Tyner, a stoie keeper of the place, the operation being accomplished, It Is alleged by an exchange ot overcoats, Tyner carrying the money In bis. A trial resulted In Weather ford being bound over to receive the atten lion of the grand jury Weatherford Is forty years old and a regular minister of the Christ ten church, always borne a splecdsd reputation, and Is a man of liberal talent. Wane disbelieving tne charge, hli friends admit tbe existence of suspicious clrcumslauct s, A Blind Murderer Hanged. Owen Sound, Ontario, Decembei 5 —Cook Teets, convicted of murdering his wife by administering poison to her a year ago, was banged this morning. Since the sentence, a month ago, Teets has been perfectly composed, and on all occasions protested his Innocence. [Teets was thtally blind, and was convloted ot having murdered his wife by poisoning, in the townehip of Artemesia. one year ago. H > bad mat tied her a short tune prevlou* to her death, getting Insurance of $l,0O3 on her file, payable to tumielf. They went to the statfs lor a few weeks, and about a week after they came back, Mrs. Teets died In convulsions. On tbe contents of her stomach being analyzed, bit > chnine was fonnd Finally Killed the Bight Party. Cincinnati, December 5.—Leo Heller, a young Iron wo:ker, attempted to kill Mbs Inn, In the office ot justice of tbe peace Dwlnlng this morning, bat being prevented by the latter, deliberately shot himself dead The Franchise BUI. London, Decembers.—The franchise bill was read a third time In the house of lords this afternoon, and was aubsequently passed by that body

THE M1CABAGUAN CANAL. Some of the Alleged I'lwritten History Id Regard to the Project. San Francisco, Cal, December 5.—William L. Merry, one of the chief promoters of the Nicaraguan canal scheme, gives some Interesting facts not heretofore generally known. Merry, with Rear Admiral Ammen and Civil Engineer Moneca!, had obtained concessions from five Central American Republics to construct a canal, by which said republics guaranteed 3 per cent, yearly on $53,000,000, provided Merry and his associates,could obtain a similar guarantee on $22,000,000 additional required, either from the United States or by other means. About two years ago Ammen went to Washington and saw Frellnghuysen. The latter stated that the government could not countenance a private enterprise, as the state department was negotiating with tbe republics with a similar object in view for the United States government. Merry and his associates did not lose courage, but succeeded in getting backing of New York, and San Francisco capital, and Ammen, as president of the company, was In the very act of signing the agreement with a construction syndicate when a messenger brought him news of tbe failure of the Marine bank upon which the company chiefly relied for its eastern backing. The scheme subsided and the cou cession expired September 30 last through default of Merry and the company. Tbe appropriation asked for by Freilrghujsen, a quarter of a million of dollars, was really to enable the government to pay the necessary expenses engendered by tbe negotiations. The senate was aware ol ihe purpose for which It was Ict ended, and the commute ot tbe House on foreign affairs and on appropriations were informed ot its purpese, and the bouse refused to grant the sum. The state department, it appears, had been successful In its negotiations, although Merry declares that Nicaragua has not ceded any sovereign rights in Its territory. He anticipates it will be one of the most momen'ous questions with which the next congress will have to deal, as the concession granted conflicts with the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. Merry takes his defeat good-naturedly, although It has been his one object in view for the last twenty years to build an Interocean 1c canal. CONDENSED NEWS.

Domestic. Mr. Blaine left New York for Washington to-day. Receipts of hop at Chicago to day, 08,000; of catUe 6,400, Several car-loads of negroes left South Carolina yesterday for Arkansas. Gov. Cleveland has declined an Invitation to attend the Montreal Ice carnival, on account of business. John H. Heston, of New York, heat hi* wife yesterday and was siot dead by Fnlllp Loghes, the woman’s brother. Thornton Wolflnger, an express driver In Philadelphia, killed himself yesterday rather than submit to arrest for wife whipping. The New York chamber of congress has voted that several hundred dollars, now In the bands of the Union defense committee, shall be turned-over to the Bartholdi pedestal fund. The federal grand jury at Omaha has Indicted Utgisier Parker, Colonel W. H. Ashby, and three others for conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with the sale of Otoe Indian lands. Parties from Kalamazoo have purchased the white pine standing on three thousand acres of land in Johnson county, Teunessee, est'mated at 20,000,COO feet, and will erect a large factory atChaitaio>ga.B The actor’s .fund benefit, at the Academy ot Music yesterday afternoon, was one of the most eucceesful affairs that ever occurred In New York. Gov. Cleveland and party attended the ■'crformance, which netted $10,000. Rumors prevailed at Buffalo, Wednesday, that because of annojacces at the hands of hoodlums the Rev. Dr. Ball had decided to leave Buffalo for the present. The reverend gentleman Informed a reporter that while he had been attacked, still he did not mean to leave town. Michael Dlneen, an "assisted emigrant,” at Woicester, Mass , makes a deposition to the effect that be was forced by a young physician, named Connelly, to assassinate a landlord’s agent, named Carroll, at Bruff, Ireland. Father Carroll, a brother of the deceased, found Dlneen here. Richard H. Lalmber was special partner In the firm of W. I. Phillips & Co , of New York, but neglected to have the certificate recorded, although It was filed In the clerk’s cflice. Phillips absconded, and Lalmber has just had judgment for $52,000 entered against him In a suit by a creditor of the firm. Governor Hoadly has appointed a commission ot eight members, ot which J. D. Cox, of Hamilton county, Is chairman, to procure and present to congress a statue of the late President Garfield, as a part ot Ohio’s contribution to the national gallery at Washington. The statue is already well advanced towards completion. Tt,s port office officials find that a large number of packages ot merchandise, evidently Intended for Christmas presents for friends In foreign countries, are beginning to t e sent through the malls. All articles of this character are un mailable to foreign countries, and in consequence find their way to the dead letter office. William H. Nellson, in a deposition before a Ban Francisco notary. In the libel case of Mies Hill, plaintiff of the celebrated Sharon divorce case,vs. the Dally Alta newspaper, stated, ueder oath, that the letters purporting to have been addressed to Miss Hill by Senator Sharon, in which he called her “My dear wife,” and which she produced In the divorce trial, were forgeries, and that he had seen them while In process of manufacture. The statement created a sensation. Foreign. Queen Victoria has grai ted the widow of Balfe, the composer, an annuity of L400. The workmen’s clubs in London ixe holding meetings opposing the redistribution scheme. M. Victor Duray, historian, and Bertrand Halevy have been elected to the French academy. Four schooners and all hands are reported lost on the weet coast of New Foundland In terrible gales, Saturday night. Rev. Edward Glrdlestone is dead. Girdlestone was beet known to tne general pnojlc through his advocacy of the cause ot agricultural laborers. An epidemic of malignant diphtheria is causing serious mortality in parts of east and weet Sandwich, Ontario, and other places In that vicinity. Tbe Chinese appear to have abandoned all hopes ot meditation, and to have determined upon a vigorous policy. Twelve men-of-war have been ordered to engage the French fleet and break the Formosa blockade. General Serrano presided at a meeting In Madrid, of delegates of the Dynastic Left, from all part* of tbe kingdom. Speeches were made denouncing the government. The newspapers consider the demontration very significant. There haa been an alarming Increase ot crime in Faria. Organized bands of luvenlle thieves and burglars have been discovered. The prefect of police has ordered special patrols at night, and othtr measures to stop the evil. General Warrtu, in command of the expedition against tns Boert, arrived at Cape Town yeeurdav from London, and had an embiuiastlc reception. The universal opinion is that tbe time has srrivsd to settls forever tbe question of EcgUahcr Dutch supremacy upon the Cape.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH, BOSiNESS MATTERS. Par&doxietl Rfiompiion of Work it the Iron Trade—Stirliing Inertate ii the Homber of Failures. Pitts-burg, December 5.—A project to restrict the production of pig iron by banking the furnaces for a month or more, has been allowed to die quietly. Instead of further restriction, reports received at the office of the pig iron association in this dty are to the effect that g number cf furnaces will blow In during next month, in view of the complaints of dull trade end low prices the resumption ot work seems paradoxical, but it Is stated that the stock on hand ia much lighter now than at any previous time for years, and that while there Is no prospect in the Immediate future for better pi Ices, there Is room for more iron than Is plied in the yards at present. The Oil Market. Pittmu’RO, Pa., December 5.—The Oil market was excited and panicky to-day, owing to rumors thaj, the McBride well at Baldridge was showing for a good well. As about half a mile of new territory will be opened up if the well proves to be a gusher, the trade became frightened and a general rush to sell followed. The price declined like lead from 78 1 4 at the opening to 73. At 1 o'clock the market was a trifle steadier at 73 1-S. The total daflv production of the Baldridge district is 5 989 barrels, a fallipg off of several hundred barrels since yesterday. . . New York, November 5 —A break of flva cents In oil, from 78 to 73, occurred on a report that the McBride well had come In. Over 300 Fallnte* this Week, New York, November 5.—The failures throughout the country, as reported to K. G. Dun & Co. ’s mercantile agency, number, for the past seven days. In tne United States 294, In Cansdli 26, total 320. This Is an Increase ot 71 over last week. The Increase is general In all sections of the country, but particularly noticeable in the southern aad western states. ^ That Maw Bamshlre Explosion. Dover, December 5.—Later particular from Stafford show that Stephen Young, Is whose house the explosion previously reported occurred, had a party last night. There was dynamite for blasting purposes on a shelf. One of the party, to scare the rest, fired a revolver and the jar caused an explosion of the dynamite. The house was blown to atoms and burned up. One person, a Frenchman employed by Young, was killed outright, and seven wounded. Bonds to the amount ot $50,000 and an amount of railroad stock was destroyed. Miss Sadie Greenfield, of Rochester, was blown through a window and her head cut open. Several ot those injured will probably die. Among them 1* Dr. Stephen Young,of Rochester, and his uncle, at whose house the explosion occurred. Bat It Hm Its Drawbacks. Boston, December 5.—A special telegram front Victoria, B. C., says: “A few days ago it was reported that a sloop which left here with nineteen Chinamen, who were to be smuggled, and two white men for the United States had been swamped and all hands lost. In addition to this disaster two more white men, who left Foul bay Severn weeks ago in a leaky boat, with twelve Chinamen for Washington territory, have not since been 'heard of and all are believed to have been drowned. The temptation to smuggle Chinamen across the border Is very strong, as for each one landed the owner ot the boat receives $25.”

A Windfall of a Million. Pnii.ADEi.i'HiA, December 5 —Richard Bracken, a restaurant keeper of this city, and one of the most prominent of Irish nationalists, has received notice that hla uncle, Richard O’Keefe, has just died In Brazil, leaving to him a fortune of nearly a million dollars. Bracken U an Industrious Irishman, forty-five yean old; he came to this country a fugitive twelve yean ago. He was arrested In 1S66 as & suspect and Incarcerated In Mount Joy, a Dublin prison. He still shows the marks of prison chains on bis wrists. Ha was confined until July, 1867, when he wa* liberated under the habeas corpus act. A Churchman Short. Nashville, Tenn., December 5.—It waj discovered here yesterday that M. L. Blanton, cashier of the freight delivery depot of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louts railroad, In this city, is about $10 000 short In his accounts. Blanton ia one of the pillars of the Methodist Episcopal church and a director of tbe Young Men's Christian association. Mr. Blanton claims that he will be able to show lapeee in the payment of freight on the part ot merchants to the amount cf his shortage. A Record of Seven Men Killed. Lenoir, N. C, December 5.—The trial of Ed W. Ray for the murder of John C. Miller and Ed Bowleaon, which was begun last week was concluded yesterday with hie conviction of manslaughter and sentence to twenty years Imprisonment. Ray is a desperate man, who Is said to have murdered seven men sines the war ended. He was a revenue officer, and in each Instance he socured an acquittal on the plea that the killing was done In the diecharge of his duty. Heavy Hotel Bobberies. New York, December 5.—A series of daring and successful hotel robberies has takeei place In this city within the past week, and It is estimated that the thieves have secured as much as $60,000 all told by their depredations. Mrs. Conner, wife of the maneger of the St, James, is the heaviest single loser, jewelry to the value of $7,000 having been taken from her rooms. It U believed that the thieves have registered as guests at the hotels. _ Alleged Embezzlement of Half a Million. Salt Lake, Utah, December 5.—Suit was brought yesterday in the Third dlatrtet court against O. Z. Averill, late clerk of the court, and his sureties, Monroe Salisbury, Aaron Kejeer, and George F. Prescott, for the embezzlement of $525,333, claimed to have been wrongfully appropriated by Averill at various times in hie official career.

Indleatloaa. Washington, December 5.—Tbe Ohio and Tennessee valley, partly cloudy weather and local rains, southerly winds becoming variable, stationary followed by higher temperature. Lower Lake region, cloudy weather with local rains or snow, southerly winds becoming variable,stationary followed by lower temperature. ♦ , The Cnrrency. New York. December 5 —The Sun, in a notable double leaded editorial, discusses the question of “our coming national currency” and reaches the conclusion that the national bank currency must go and give place to a government currency it coin anil paper money. Monitions of War for Ohfna. Londoh, December 5 —It has been discovered that the vessels at the Loudon docks, which were supposed to be taking on board cargoes of provisions, are really loading munitions of war for China.

Broadway Railroad* . Naw York, December 5 —The board of aldermen passed over Mayor Eteon’s veto, a resolution giving the Broadway surface rallrcad company permissloa to construct a railroad on Broadway.

»