Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1885 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1885.
MOST PCRPECTIMDE Prepared wfth ipactel regard to beaiUi. Vo Ammonia, Lima or Alum. PRICE BAKIM9 POWDER CO., CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
grand|mothi VMd herb* Indootorloc the Cunilr^ead her eiiaple romodie* UJV cuAk in moet eeeee. Without thf uee of kerb*. medteeT •cienc«_ would be power less; end yet the tendency of the times i* to necleot the beet of *llre medio* for those powerful medicine* that eerioualy In-
X**g, DrDiOMMfiOft, Sir, and w ourlas wiU not hurt the ayatem.
■r. a 3. Rhodes, a well-known Iron
ear. v. e. naoaee. m w man of Safe Harbor, fm.,
writes:
“X. A. Sohellentraser, •t OUlr Street, Cleyelahd, 0
Drug gift, T17
0., writes:
do my
SSSi.'AtSliSJSi
pbr*icianaIn our atty."
KXSbliBB BXBB BITTXB8 CO TM> Commerce St., Philadelphia. ^--ker'*rr*—•
cmr xews.
The Coroner i* investiraiing the case of Mr*. Angeline Driehr, who wu killed on the Virginia arenue eroMiog Hundaj after- { neon, and the evidence than tar show* that if t •be had not jam pod from the car the acci- i dent would not hare occurred. Oscar Jone* ha* applied for a divorce from Kate Jenea, to whom he was married only lent May, alleging cruel treatment, and Mary Crowland want* a legal separation from Je**e Croesi and, to whom she was married at Lawrence, Mas*., in 1850, on account of abandonment. In the Mayor’s Court A. O. Royse, who is under arrest on suspicion of having been implicated in the robbery of Charles Dordig. gave hoed for future appearance, his brothers becoming his sureties: and Louis Beer man, arrested on a similar charge, was released on a ooaunitmeat. Sylvester Johnson, receiver of the House Manufacturing Company, has reported to the court that he has been unable to dispose of the plant, although he has extensively advertised for bids, and that since he ha* been in possession the receipts have been 174.49, and there is a considerable stock on hand. THE CELEBRATED BANK CASE.
out his consent, the secretary of the Interior ! rants, .j'.wc'.c for new; Inborn citron, Wa'Stc*:
Unfailing Specific
FOR
Meue.
tetter or kad taste hi tneuth* ButakM fer KhwnnstisRi; —r «t—i»»S| lax of a»fedtai somstimes asusn uul vstcrhruh. or Indigntton: Ssmtsacr tad »cld truettbont; hoael. alternately lottivc and las I ksadaahai lost of memory, with t painful sen »anon tf hating MM to do sonteAlng which ought to hart bata done; deMNtyt low spirits; a thick, jallow SiamONS* LIVER * REGULATOR It stnerttUy ated in the South to arouta the Torpid Live! le • healthy action. Being entirely vegetable, no particular care it required while utios this medicine. The Hera! a tor aett without disturbance to the system, diet or'occupation. It regulatee the Uver, and Nature relieving herself, causes the bile to act at the purge. The excest of bile being removed, a tonic effaet is produced, and health i» perfectly restored. It iipQ&ttf fkl BowrIi and Etmorai -CONSTIPATION. It la • 0X1TAXN CUBE FOB DYSPEPSIA. The Begdtlmtor contains no quinine, mineral, most dellt
cases In which m luutlve, alterative or pUrwaUV*is needed it will give the most perfect satis lection. The Cheapeet, Pureat end Best FamUy Medicine in the V£orld I _ I THERE IS BUT ONE SIMMONS \ LIVER RE6UL1T0RI See that you get the genlltae, with the red Z on front of Wrapper, prepared only by 4.H.ZEILIN k CO.,
PHICADBLrHIA.P*
aol* norairroM.
AMUSEMENTS.
•nXGLISirS OPERA HOUSE. YCMr “YUM! YUM!" jhshteM*—»«—Mesleowtasttf » \ “MIKADO,’’ ^eeeeemewete«eSCas«*e eeseaeea.C. #•••»••..••••••••••••• • • ••• s® ? Last time to-night at «. 1 i* Tiilgsday Night, ••CHIMES OF NORMANDY.” Friday night and Saturday matinee. ’•MLKKX’a LACE H ANDKERCHIEF.” Each opera produced in gorgeona siyla by the •ntep HtreSgOi ot ti au’a Opera Company, id-Popular prices—LY 'Jj. 60, T5e. s^tcnibsT ai^a^a-Tha bvautilul Irish drama, yiRGINIA AVENUE RINK. * Mualc Thla Afternoon and Evaalnt To-Nigbt. To Night. To-Night. > ' . FAT MAN’S AACE. ByAdluls-lou, 14 cent*.
T\IME Ml^SKUM.
II Two Theaursaud Cunoslty Hall. War* orMohdat*. HTpicmber M. the Grand Comic Upera isucceas-offenbach s t^-MS-Aa-s-r--*—*“T‘*-*»****'•*******■-**"*- -seekeddewe*# ! LA PRINCESS TREBIZONDF. 1
In *BUou ^iitVr—EMERY <t Ri : ss^I.I.’8 'TIYSTAL BKI I.IJANTS—M Spetlalty stars
Counter AMdevlta Made Against the Motion For a New Trial. In the celebrated bank case, Needham vs. John C. Wright et al., the plaiutirts’ attorncya this morning filed a number of affidavits in answer to those made in support of the defendants’ motion for a new trial. In a general way F. A. W. Davis and J. L. Ketcham deny all the statements made by the affiants for the defense, regarding conversations with them (Davis and Ketcham) in which they are alleged to have acknowledged that the purchase of the First National stock was not for the Banking Company, and in addition to this they assign reason why those gentlemen who made the affidavits, Messrs. Samuel Hanwny, Hubert Browning, I. N. Neeld, T. Edward Hambleton, Hume, Dickson, Howard and others, should be prejudiced against the Bonking Company and its interests. They claim that most of them had owed the concern money; that Mr, Browning was interested in the First National, and that Mr. Hainbleton was a business associate with and a personal friend of John C. New, and on these various accounts Messrs. Davis and Ketcham think that the affidavits of the others should not have great weight. A counter affidavit was made by John Tarlton, one of the jurors, who say’s be only bad trouble with Harrison’s Bank and was therefore not prejudiced against the First National. Daniel W. Heaton, dnother ot the jurors, swears that after the trial, tiample Eoftiu and he .had a talk about it and that Loftin said that several years ago lie had arranged to huy a ranch in Texas and that John C. New had promised to furnish him the money. When he came back from there, however, Mr. New "went back on him,” saying that he could not s|»are the money just then, as he had bought the First National Bank, but that as soon as he could “unload” the stock he would accommodate him. Mr. Loftin said that he subsequently understood that New had sold the stock to’the Indiana Ranking Company. To controvert the various statements made in the tormeraffidavits regarding memoranda made by Mr. Morrison, etc., George C. Duy makes an affidavit that ail such memoranda left by Morrison, regarding the bank purchase, came into his hands and were offered in evidence at the former trial, and Merrill Moores swear* that he called on Mrs. Morrison, and that she stated that she had no recollection of Mr. McCutcheon’s visit and consultation with her late husband. Alex. F. Morrison, a nephew, testifies that Mrs. Morrison refused to see the plaintiff’s counsel in the case. Win. Needham’s affidavit is to the effect that Morrison stated to him that the purchase of the bank stock was tor the Indiana Bunking Company, and that he subsequently stated that he was not satisfied witii it, as its value had been misrepresented to him. Jane M. Ketcham deposes that at the time of the purchase she was told by either Davis or one of her sons that it was made for the Banking Company; and Silas M. Shepherd, the attorney, admits to having “treated” three of the jurors to lemonade and cigars after the verdict was rendered. The argument on the motion for a new trial Will probably begin to-morrow. A s6LDIEirs HARDSHIP. A Ruling ot the Pension Olltce That Deprive* Him of His Right,
To the Editor of The Indianapolis News: Hon. J. C. Black, Commissioner of Pensions, was worthily pensioned and should need no deiciukv as Is now largely circulating. But does he extend to the soldier the same consideration asked for him? No. He sonuives at and continues a damnable injustice of Uls immediate predecessors—a lact too little known to the masses. But ft U coming. 1 was in active service during the whole Of the lute war. At its close 1 came home uusea-onably sick. Being of a small detachment and most of them on detached duty, we were without medical officer of any kind. But my oonditiou (and that fact was shown by my Only two officers and several comrades, by my late colouel, comrades—the man 1 went to school to tg the time and others) continued to grow worst until paralysed. The physician who attended we when joualyxed, says: “It was my opinion, so expressed at the time, has been ever since, and is now, tnat his paralysis was caused by his exposure In the service.” By several other good physicians that the condition* their li-
Far1oritn.ne.-s
If* appear TO f
CurfcWUx. tr IK ruTta it) No wafting
nusnees in • mailer tbeatf r ronmn-iice win n is tilled. L’nderstaud. both ctunpsn-
•mrlt Theater aril's'and s p. m lid ah the altrncli- ns can a neats me <-x tra. JKn>ri open ?oiue at any hoar m the day.
icsttle*. wonders a<
tor 10c.
top. in.
tlCKSON’S ! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. daFTO-NlQHT ONLY.-W
t
TONY PASTOR’S COMPANY.
FOl’R COMPANIES EXITED IN ONE. Harty *nd John Kertieli’s Company, American Foot comedy Comp my, Barry Watson’'Comic Mu*i< al company, and Tony Past r's Own Company. THE LABU JSBT.BESf AN D aTRONOKST OF ALL
^fThMsda^Friday and SatuTday^evenjngi
EDUCATIONAL.
ART •Cttobu-MR. T. C STKEbE w ' n _ oot " m _ tTOSH FOLY TKCHN lUlNSTITl’T F. FEIwUk Bsssotosyi Tscra Hants. Ind, ,, , LMMAK HCHOOL.
R E Y L G C K
INSTITUTE. Maas A Healthful
Oil-
ion appheaUow F. MILLS. Principal sSiooi. tSS&rfJ ytfivmitartr.
ongreas
re furuling what the other*
»p<
,*t to the di
un by
driven me
at leas
.1^ : Brar.lt nuts. Sa Id : Blberta, I3te!
W hSr-j&iS!!
1 hare anjustiy ginia. 5j*ra«qe;cocoamits.-ec 4c.
^ _ >a track 1 leadsii* Druga—Morpoin*. fiSiax
late
let me poor Nation fob t!
ing what the ott« to spend, by dating
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is I know not. Any statement herein can be amplified and verified from incontrovertible data. N. Minshai.U f’o*. V and (’.Seventy-fifth O. V. infantry. National Military Hosr., ohm, September 11, INKY ^ SUPREME COURT. Abstract* of Derision* Rendered Tuesday, September 15, 1885.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP. ! ^ H*OK at Weddell House. Male or female. ^IHL tor general housework. 1?> Fletcher ave.. j /'■<tail) CYK'K, immediately: good wages. 1« Kast i vjr oiiK* • j ^ in >01) Ul-KL; Irennan preiarreO. 144 North WOMAN KOOK for restaurant. CO South |
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
* FOLORKD'GIRL ioor U years old. 17 Ken-
-V lock) ave.
' KKMAN UIRi. for housework: references.
North New- Jersey st.
alum, 3Sc; chloroform, vVa 'We: isipperatv t>er bbL. ] /t(Vil> WoM A ! Jlflo; cream tartar, pure. a*a 4:«c: castor otL fLSOfcr | If iiHnoissL
; {..cart! i
! saltpeter, lm.< 15c: turpeniioe. Axe 4.V: glvcerine. Is oa. tuck j ate. '<tJ0r: bromMe of potash, .tnc; lard oil, Vw.i /> IKI. for light housework: reference I tln-eeii oil. 44<a47c: opium, eLuum L2S; white lead. I VJ 14r West New York
j ttSc; Iodide potash. fSo :t.2S. 1 /~t
j l.r.ssnes-sugar -Hard. TV*TV': standard A, I (/
i i 'PHE hawtsoEk fffoHfc-isoa-ara
! gntde^c‘^c*fkir, *Hutoic; , gi'^l! 0 l l i'a l Vlr': ,r pKme. ' 4 HIKL to do general housework in a small lam-
ll‘»(d 1-Jc: strictly prime, lia ise: choice. I «nl4<-; ] - » Uy. W. North I-Ast st.
fancy Miotic: Uoldeti HIo. l.Vah.sc: Java. -■um-V. a WOMAN ITKIK and do general housework; no
ltoaMe.1 coffee-Arhnckle’s, l.V: ta-vering s. He; washing. 2hi Park ave. M.4 ’tine's Arabian. I V-: Oatre’s A No. 1, l.*.!»c, | . (itHI ,,, i.k-of chi .YbdassC'and S,ru ps-New Orleans molassec 4 ,, 1.. A Vsist at housework HI F^t Ohio.
I L 1 Nl*KRIKN0Kft U^LX DY a. lb.
aTiox. i small .|uamnie*. KIce- f'arollna.ASiiTKc. cheese, i rj ai mflitimrj i nonaother need apply. W.281 The Union “eboal Township of Mont J sole gomcrv County va The First National Bank of j held at T4i.i;t]c: harness, tofti ;t>c: sSirtm*. ' :isc; C'rawfltnUvilie. Montgomery C. C. Petition for , Pittsburg harness. 3ha:«c-. bratle leather. |tordo/en.
L<1 RNISHKD FRONT to gentlemen. S* Wes*
r Ohio,
I AH<. K FROM’ room, with alcove, at ito VV’sat
1J Market. _
I >LKa.'A.\T KooM tor rent to gents. M West X Ohio sr _ nvo r.NFl KNi.'HKl'. with ak-over 44t»‘North
Meridian.
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SCHOOL TRISTEKS—COW XK TO BIND THE OOBCoR- I ;i,fi
Montgomery
rehearing denied. Elliott. J.
The trustee of a school corporation is a special agent of very limited authority. Not only »* he a special agent, but he i* also one whose authority is only such a* a public statute confers on rum. One who deals with a school trustee must, at his peril ascertain that the school trustee is acting w ithin his authority. It Is incumbent on a person seeking to hold the corporation liable for a debt
!*tu*buric hariiMK. IDa.’Or: brntlr feather,
ilrtttiTS: city kip. aXaSttr; French kip. *&cfnfl r»
! city call. NU^atl.Ft: French calf. fl.lOfi l.su
’ Iron — —— * -
*aLt5. Taliow IVHue,
created by the trustee In the ttameof the corpora- ^^V-^wa^fci^^^iiwasb^l. in ? «hk1 lion to aflirmatively sltow that it was one be had ro u^ ri 20c; tine Merino, ItHy-lTc; burry and cotlcvl,
I. stA.YaSl.1": i
>n - liar iron, fl asailt); wrougf
f.Yje<i.t:iu Horse shoes—Burden’is :t.:»ka
115: Walker
ircnat bar, x 114: Per-
kms s, f.Vj0fa4.li: W alker s, SiaOci 4.1'.: mule shoes, SCJOra VC.: cut nails f- UXti-a'.; rates for tens; steel
nail'. lK>r*e>iaiI'. St ira-t TS |K-r box.
IIlues. Tallow and Greeee Hireen cowhide, SKc; steers, TSc: No. 1 enred, sS<ft S5 «e: green calf, »• no:
salted calf, lie: dry Mint, tic: sail hid'
ball th, 425. T:
rSiOCOc: shearlings, :*Xa BN ; hon raliow Prime, Sc: No. 2,4vat A’jC: yellow, 4c: white, 4t»c.
les. UK. Pell! se hides, B.50 I.C. t.r.Kse-
authority to Incur. A school corporation can not be estopped by the statement of the trustee that a debt was for goods purchased and used or that money borrowed was used in payment of the Corporation's uidebteduess. (1C lud., 1;'JO Ind.,
101: 'J» Ind.. 4.8; luO lad., 443.) tei.eop.aPh companies—by laws.
Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Union Stock Yaros. September 16.—Cattle—
Receipts.‘JUO bead: shipments, too head. Receipts light and prinsipully of butcheis’ grades. The market is more active and a better feeling exists on all good grades, with a lair demand. What shipping
4 YuT'Nt4 <4HU.S> assist in housework and at--A tend to children. Apuly al M9 North IllinoU
tend to children. Apulv al 1M9
street. *> FIRSl-Ci.ASs ~WAlsT liANTis! one" skirt ae ti limner and two apprentices at 3a.‘« West
Washington s:
L’V RNtsHED ROOM, second floor *9 Nsrth
,. .. , C Tennemee st.
I, Ken- j kT.LFFRNL'.REI) Rt>oM;t4 per month. S* re-iuiretl. | w-H kly-FI K.VIsH Ki). first and second fioong
i av 1* FAm New York.
L’t HN'tSHKD AND TXFl RNlSHKIh Cali
I T room 11 Circle HaU. rpitE HANDSOME S’Tt 1 chuxett* ave; low rent.
|j' , L'RN1>HKD ROOMS, w ith or without board.
U Tf> East New York st.
I7URNISHED ROOMS; :al>o one unfurnished
r suite. i» North tlliiKiis.
ItOOM, suitable for rextauranL No. tg McNabb
Lk st. opposite Union Depot.
L'L'RN’IsUEp ROOMS, with bBerfi; MwTdUSit; r Address \V 14, New* office. , 'FWii OR THREE ROOMS, anlXtniishod:ground
I tto<'r. 265 North Tennessee.
children and
^IRI, from hfto I5ye
bos*ework ami be!| p-*i sirs: must have n I, UP* North Delaw
WANTED—MALE HELP.
L'L'RNIr'HED: desirable locatioic 156 North
F Illinois st, near New York.
II AND-OMELY Ft RNInIIED RtHiM tor two
Xi genUenien. 74 West Ohio.
11,923. The Wustern L nion Telegraph Company ! cattle are here are only of medium grades; if choice i. John M. MC-iuire. Clinton C. C. Revet sou. shippers were here would sell strong at quotation*
1 he feeUng is u little better ITasl.
Elliott, J.
A telegraph company has a right to make a rule: “that transient person* send:ng messages which requwe anstVtrs must deposit an amount suffiolcnt to pay lor ten word*. In kucti eafcc the signal •:a> will he tout with the me&sage signifying ihut me answer is prepaid.” This is a by-law Whicfi i* not unectoquab.c In its provitious, and where one to wlidm it is uppl.ctib.6 has rdust d to C"u*ply with it he can not recover ifqm the eoUTtooy the statitory penally ffir failure to u nusniit a mas-
sage. (Bo lud., jjSp
RAII. W A YS—DAMAGES—PLEA Dl XG.
11.001. Fountain Ivens vs. the < incinnaii, Wab.ishck M Onigau Railway Camp any. UuBt-
ington C. C. AflLmcd. Zoilun, X
an action for dumages lor personal in-
the general . averment that the hjured without any negligence on
h.s part is controlled bv the specific statements of the manner in w hich the injury occurred. (97 Ind.. 1ML) Audi!the specifie stuteuieuts overthrow the general averment the plaintiff'can not
Where it is charged by the eompluint
in
juries
phuntUT wasfnju
recover. Where that the injury wi that this averrme
Clioice shipping stei-r* ..
Medium to gooi
2V^5 75 4 400.4 HO 3 5i*a.4 10 2 50 (4-1 25 3 . (y.4 25 7.Vn'-1 24
2 Olgi*2 5U
4 oo ii 4 50 ... 2 U0IO3 00 _25 00(0.44 UU
charged by the comp!
illftllTy done, but it appears |
iitic stall
good steers
Common to fair sn-ers Stockers
Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows and loafers..-
Common cows and heifen Vaslcnives Rtllls. good to choice Common to good milkers.
Hogs—Receipts 2.200 head: shipments LSOii bead. Receipts liberal; quality only fair. Market opened ocilve at yesterday’s closing prices: packers and shippers buying. ’ Market ruled steady; all good corn-fed stock sold: closing steady. Select light. *4 35f(t-4 45 Select heavy and medium 4 25(a 4 SS t’omuion to fair ligh 3 75(0.4 20 Heavy roughs 3 25<g.:i 'At Rigs and grassers 3 0U(a4 i»J Sheep—Receipts, 700 head: shipments, 600 In-ad. Receipts light; market about steady with a lair demand for good at unchanged prices.
Choic
Fair to goo Common (» to choice lam
Mucks per head
mice, HO to I'M lIts sir to good »)to 100 lbs Common 65 to so lbs.... G "id to choice lambs .
Oka 3 .40
.... 2 ouw 2 ») .... 2 OKk 2 25
* Mt" :t 75 2 U0i» 3 UU
UaiMJIl *#1 LlU^Utot IVAS^I ASSVV, uaps • tfid complstiuu at tn# claim, and thcrelote retroactive, it was,rejected. Let literal quotation* •Tliefe is no •record' of the alleged fever, and your inability to lUrnish medical evidence,' 1 etc. Several cm incut junau prulasted agsltist such injustice, alter carefully exuiuinm^ sold lct:cv and a certified copy ol tue evidence. That brought an exparte apeeuu exajnniauou, whten Was lullotveu by this (tu)tlecision: “Since the aettuu of this office ol the u«te of August 19,1881, the claim ha*undergone a special dxamiuutloii, the result of Winch is to cause the action of rejection to be adhered to, the lucu having been conclusively settled that vou did not sutler trout paralysis while in the' service,” etc. The very busts I» ignored: paralysis is substituted tor lever aud general debiiitv, and by suppression and subiertuge there is uotniug left to aanere to but the bare rejection. Alter this 1 appealed and sol up alitortiou. The medical uotes reading, "eqjuujS'jd to grow belter lor more man a year,' wtssti “storse ' should have been in the pis Sc of '’better,” and ••toss than hall” tot "more thou a,” this bosud reaffirtoed the reject tun wiifibut comment. Tims urngm* 1* made my low resort, w ith loss of awems, years ol Uimt. odustieiuR expense, all this liecause 1 did my duty. Tlie Naijouai TrioWSsliiilinoh ,n C, f
ere it
was willfully done,
is uverrment Is baaed on a speoitic state- Chicago Live Stock Market, nitnt of thofacts, the specific statement will eon- Chicago. Sjptember l«.-Hogs—Receipts, 14.W0 trdl, and it they show there was no wili'ulluess bead. Market fairly uctivei light grades are 5c there can be no recovery on that ground. * higher. ,
county tkeasurebs-specul asscssmh^t of
11,239. Julius I ding va (’liarles M. Clapp. Noble ^uattls-Reci-fp uk* * ^
C C. Affirmed. Howk, J.
J^ELL ROY at Mpeucer House. I^AKHKR at 4* North Delaware sL Sj WOOD TURNeRk Tuc-kkr A "Doassv. J^oY, M to U years old. 376 West New Y ork. r#m H' lY in drug store, imiu^llalely. 72, West ' J Washington st. TBARBKR to take charge of flirnUhed shop. 2* I> FJaot Washington. * MAN with small capltsl to call at l Fayette J\ st., IndianatM'lla, and see something new. XT!fts RrASH TTTY "coLlf.C'TOR: iruist - V have good eelcrencoA Room 1 Wiley * Block I > Y A YOUNcTLa N E to take care of horse* and X) work about the house. Call at JbU Douglass st.elty. A FlRST-CLAS BIdLcRsM ITH foil* who can /». shoe horaes and do Job work 701 North Missianlppl st. 1 4YfI LABORElte for construction work. Apll/vf ply ts Frmiktort Water Works Company, ETankibrt, Ind. rtOLOKKD HOSTLER with experience; must V. fiirncn referencea; good appearance. Rout. CatteBbon. 24 Kentitckv ave.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
VOUND MAN work of any kind. 134 North
X Pennsylvania st.
4 H KNiilNLER: can give good reference. Ad-
7 V dress !S 12 care News.
riH) DO IIOUbEWORK by young girl; uo washing.
L 532 East Washington sL
1> Y A YOUNG LADY tsmvTngor writing of any
Xi kind. Address H 16, this officu.
\rOfNt4 MANoFTl yet X tusines*. willing to «
News.
ica
expeHenc e "in grocery k. Address K 17, care
POSITION as clerk in drug
X several y Lebanon, Xml.
several ysars’ experience.
""or grocery store: Address box 25ti,
«ith hoard^ priv ate family, |3.50 per i YFISW-TK P.T.^wn treble TddfiTs. CaiT a ' " 24J« East Washlugtou st. room 4. t ’PWO UNFURNISHED KOOUs rorltglit liouseX keeping. 2t» East New York st. rrilREE I’NFI’HXISIIKI) ROOM*, suitable for X hght hou«^ke«pinfc. >scnoolHt. l?VHNl8MEi> AM) l*NFURN18HKL) liOuXlK V 101 Washington st, room i. V EATI.Y-Xl’RNlSllKli FRONT AN 4 dTJA(K . 1 r<M>inv (vli. North Pennsylvania sl rpWO UN FURNISHED ROOMS, near a first-class X boarding-house. 256 North Aiahauoc sL L'KON’I Koo.'l over The News eouiiting room: X One flight of stairs. Apply News office. rplTfiEE Rooms furriiihert^irnfTmti.hSfrnrX dependent entrance. 17k Eas; Walnut. I \EblKAULE OFFICER. 2d add 2d floors, Vance Block. Bkai.vaki> Rortsox-. 23 Yai.ce Block. PEaUTTFUL R«hims,'ftiriil»hed or ulifiirntslied, X3 with ooard; private i'amily. 403 North Dela-
ware st.
ri'WO NIC ELY - FURN'I Sit Eir’FTuTvf" ROOMsY X with bath and steam beat. 109 North New Jersey st. OTORE ROOM, No. 2 \'ance Block; Washington O Greet Ironc Inquire Bhalnakd Korimjx, 23 N ance Block. IALsIRaBLERLiOMS to dressitiakeri Jbr par U tlctilars Inquire at New York Hair Store, 3»S FAst Wuahlngton st. CUTE OF UNFURNISHED V50M and ti.ree O furuWhed for light housekeeping; private fomitv. 135 Ea.-t New York st. V Il ELY* FURNISHEinTR-lTFURNISHKD Xs rixmts. corner of Market and Illinois sts; 49 North Illinois. C. K. Carter. PLEASANT SUITE OF ROoSH, furnUthed or X unfurnished, to lady and gentleman, with references. IW. North Mississippi. / yNF N1UEI.Y-EURMS 11 ED FRO.VI’ ROOM, V ' Huilablelor two genllemeu or two lady teachers: board convenient. *4 Massachusetts ace.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. QITY PROPERTY, (arm* U E Corn.x « Cu. 4 N'RaT CXJTTXWFL » raoeqa, * iqiiarsa from TV center of city; price, ft.ToO. Inquire No. M
ctrcie st
TVfEW’ 5-ROOM COTTAGE on Hoyt are. Ap--Lx ply to E. H. Elukihgk A Ctx, corner Ala-
bama and Maryland sts.
r rEN ROOM HOUSE,Torth Delaware strSet; X good residence or rental property: will Saks vacant lot In part payment. H. C Nkwoomb, 114
Soulh Pennsylvania street.
7T<50irHcNU«K: bdilt lass'MmSFi TV w ith well and cistern and gaa; i '
■to - CUM ditton: near FtxpooUlon: part ■ mortgage. Address F 14.
ortgage. Address F IX New* offtca.
enrea: all In good com of money pan satnala
FOR RENT—HOUSES. rpWO-ROOM HOUSE, ft Inquire 97 Daugherty
X street. _
• EK OSf OF U. & BRADLEY, 20 North Deb
WANTED—AGENTS.
lit a proceed,ng bv a county treasurer to collect taxes from uu udministmtor, under section 0,41.:, K. S., a demmrer may be properly tiled to the treasurer's written statemeut and its legal suffieiency tested in that way. The county auditor or treasurer, before the act or March 29, 18kl. 1 no authority to make special assessment* ol ta beyond the curren: year, and tnat act was not
troactive. It must be
bad xes
re-
coustrued as prospective
h D. Sim-
k, J.
ictive. It must
only.
MORTGAOE3—MERGER.
10,517. Lncien B. Thomas vs. F
mous. Hancock C. C. Reversed. Niblack, J. Where a junior mortgagee after obtaining a decree of foreclosure puieha-ed the sherifl's certificate of the sale of the land on a foreclosure of the senior mortgage, and, without procuring a sale on his decree, such junior mortgagee conveys the land to third persons,' tins would he a merger of such decree in the higher title, and would render It inoperative to have the mortgaged lauds sold on it, or to have execution against the mort-
gagor.
ESTATES—EASEMENTS. 11,836. Th* John Hancock Mutual Company vs. C l .e S. i at etsoiL Marion 3. C. Rcversea. iillchcl, U. J. In this case I'attei-son owned lot (our, and five
feet off the uorths.de of lot five. The live-loot strip of laud w as inclosed In the the sauie yard ua a part of hou*e and outhouses were located
: the said
as iuclc
e ai
strip. Pat
ire loci
, itterson mortRHgei lot four
mid no mention was made in the mortgage of the
five foot strip. Held: That a foreclosure Of the mortg.igc and possession under it carried with it a c 'utlnuUig easement in the five-foot strip of land aud a right to permanent possession.
A New Book.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has issued a neat little book being a manual of instructions pertaining to the issue and use of tickets on the “New York and Chicago Limited”—that splendid train whioh, for comfort, speed and length of run, leads the world. The “Manual" is full of most interesting and useful information not only to the travelling public but to the "stay-at-homes,” showing these the wonderful perfection of detail whioh the art of modern transportation has arrived at, THE MARKET NENV8.
New York Stock Market. New York, September 16. -Money on call is easy at 1 per eent. Bar silver, l.vjq. The Block market continued firm after ll mm., and advauceJ small fractions throughout the list. Later It became steady aud hi some cases heavy and p irtious uf the advance were lost. New York Central was conspicuous for we.ikness in the latter part of the hour, declining H ter. cent. At noon the market is fiiir.\»active and steady. Three's W2; 4',’*, H2 1 ,; 4’s, 123*; Pacific ti t of 95, 12* hid.
42
21*2
prelsrred , .s Nonnwestem tr , American Expre *..'*» j urelerred 1* Bui., U K. <S N 60 .New York Central .. 07’. l aflYi'a Southern...... *l IN. Y., ChL A hi, L. .. *■*
■urei Pattflo 16 4 preierr ^ 1 'r^Vrti A, ! on ::::::: I«(8^^!
( sflsi’a Southern..^., ti In. Y., ChL . Ce.iirel Pactfio S6'4 preierred
Chicago & Anon 1 o
preferred- 1 6 . — -
(Tiicaeo, Bur. <!k U’ ! ureterred.. C , b. L. <*• N. O Ontarln <k Weste »s. w Cl iveland-... S' O. K. A N 11 Iceland A < ’oUini.. 24 Oregon Tr» is.....
: Hud on si^ Paidllc Ma.i
i e
D
IM 1 liver ■ferred..
re A Hud on si^* Pacific Ma.i. re A i a a *»*iP»iuuiia.. r ... ‘""‘■■“‘'iivfiiES*-
* Reading
-T 4
.. hi
r.ji - 47.'*
.. IW
.. 14 .liU't
. IV
on tlie requirements lor a hosphai record, is one of the flagrant injustices of ihe Pension Bureau, it ha* seemed as ii the Pension Buseau deliberately put a premium on skulking and
ffiulhigerillg
It is of public interest that the soldier of the post should be protected and the soldier of tlie mture uol thus forewarned agonist duly. I now stwak collectively. We have beep unable lo euiisi our (mu)reprvsenutite men except so taros to "refer" to the very origin of tlie cranky notion complained of. We have been denied the potent power of the-press uulwa we paid rales, because “it is not of general inihresL" The G. A. K. overlook thil burle*iuc on Justice again*! the duty soldier in hs "resolves.” Courts air not Ibr
are busy alter office, and thus the most servioe is rewarded all round with the least consideration.
lered for any exaiulnat
attention to the perveraiou of the and appealed tor any intormatic
ile me to I
medical notes on that won id
informed that the papers were forwarded on appeal and not returned. I applied lo the Board of Appeals. No answer. Then to the Secretary of theimerior, with the same reticence, when a messenger could get them iu a lew minutes if • " * “iustratc the medico-legal jug-
i Take mv ca«e find that of
glarybycomparison. ,— my former Captain, Company F. Eleventh U. V. 1.. now deceased. I wo* paralykcd within live months of disbaudmenL after continuous sick-
e was pswolysed attor a lapse of
montluc ness. K
gobd. I re-eultsted and served almost a yci KSTiK'.U'i.’lS'lif.iSVS.’iKSt Office. 1 hatl no "hospital record,” he had—of a slight gun-shot, wound in the hand 1 got, by imputation, the stigma ol frauds and perjurers for myself aud witnesses: he got simple aud Skessss sxramSwS.
preferred I- Reading. Iv Fort Wavn*. IW.'I Rook Island....^ lliV Htt.1. A lit Ja.eph- ...81. L A San Fn.» 1 k —, ■ ; preferred- "•
.200'. first preferred
- . Paul....
preferred Uarlem
Hoi
42
-... 7s*
....113
on A Texas 3.>}» St. Illinois U ntral UtRi preferred. 113 k*^4 Zk— iw ^ KStanrsac 9^BS t±t= Si I^*uls\ Le A N. A SI U. 8. Exa. ess..„_ ,Vi Muiteita A Cm — W.. 8L L. A 6S Second preferred ; preferred 14 Mem. A cbaries.ou... 3S Iwslls Fargo Ifct 115 Mlchlnn Central *>1 Western Wnion 704* Minn. A .M. L »i‘«Uttklt«tls*r .. pretorred '» ! (Bantied 22 Missouri Pucific. Wft4 P. P. C. C- I’-g* Mobl'S A Ohio 121* U. 8L L. A P- Hi* Morris A Fs,ex 12n‘, pretarred. 22
Nashvl’le A Chat..... *lj^
Indianapolis Wnolesale Market. Trade in RroosxiS.' is active and Hie month’s business, at the present rate, will exceed August’s large volume. The sugar market is steady, after a deslme in high grades, (.oflecsunchanged;canned goods stntlomwy in prices, A egange in coal oil is poted; otherwise the market rules steady. The lowest price ever known for Jersey sweet potatoes is prevailing—:3 per barrel ftaltlmores range still lower, and Kentucky’s and home grown sweet potatoes are selling at Si. Grapes are firmer, aad Kelley Island Concords fetch 6c per pound. Eggs
trong; poultry firm.
Dry Hoods—Prints, American, S6‘4c; Alien. 5Sc, Arnolds, Sc; Berlin, fancy oalors, •44<c; Cochecn, Kddyvtous. bincy.flc: HanlS, fancy, 6c: Hamilton;
dipping Boteuers.
h.aii. Market generally
$3 90614 K)
ulcers 1 75(0(4 00 isioeketa 2 aaV 4 ou Tc.\sns — BJidi5 5. sheep-lie.-cipts 3,uuu bead. Market slow; sales
at ?2iwc iwu j Indianapolis (Irani Market.
The groin murkes are -trong and bids to-day will he found to be slightly In advance of yesterday’s. Wheat Is strong and in demand ut liliotutious: No. 2 red is ileu] al S9.-; rejected, sue. Corn is firm and Olivers are in the market; No. 2 white is offered m 44Xc: No. 2 yellow 4»c; scuud ear, 44 a c. Oats is rngher aud In reqnesi; tellers ask Me for No. 2
while: timothy active.
Total number of cars Inspected-in, wheat, 14; oats, J2; com, 6; hay, 9; rye, 0; out, wheat, 4; oats, 2;
corn, 1.
The following were bids on ’Change to-day: Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean, UUe; No. 3MelIterranean,site: No. 2 red,bsjic o. t.; No. 3 red, >5H-1 September, no bid. Corn—No. 1 white, 4414c: No. 2 white, 44c; No. S white, no bid; No. 1 yellow, :5>'; No. 2 .yellow, 41c; No. 2 mixed, 43.‘,e; No. 3 mixed, no bid: sound ear,
AT KN capable of selling goods; a rw -VI industrious men.. 97 North Deli
» UENTSselUlr "
A. money.__J. ’ ■7 LaBY AUEKTs 10 sail" the “F. ») sweeper on 1 vments. Adams Mai Com pan.', 52 Wist Washington sL
re chance for
aware.
I <
O aware st.
| I ) h>lDENCEr2bs North - Psnnsylvahla - *L (T
1 Xi F. Sayles.
i T H H K E-RoomTioUsK ~«H.-Grov* it ISiT SI
X Virginia ave.
srpet s v urlng | Vv
rooms, (111. 27
NUE.U Hales«
^’^l^M^o'^ourgoods h, tiiii | l J A NiisoStK COTTAU EiTarpiSiinri
XX quire SI North Kant st.
. city on weekly payments ot 2>c: mei employment who are willing to work will to call and see ua Adams Manufaciuri]
pany, 72 W’
i’est Washington st.
ot
do well nufaciuring Com-
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
uats—No. 2 white, 29'4o f. o. b. ; old, no bid; light ixed, uo bid; mixed, 24c; rejected 2.3£c; Septem-
42c.
til
mixed, no l her no bid. Bye—iVvc. Bi’an—111.50.
Hay—Timothy, choice, ?12.?3; No. 1, $12; No. 2, Flour—Patent. f4.90(R5.15: extra fancy, f440(a4.50:
tomuy. tyl.oitu
5240(2 2
Miscellaneous* Produce. Dealers’ Prices—Celery, 24«i.3Uc per dozen. Onions, (2 25;a 240 a barrel. Potatoes, 51.0% 1.25 per harroi; Jersey sweets, }l.or. Ballituore Jerseys, 52.50 or .i.o): Kentucky, fioiVu 2.4.1. Honey, 15(d iw per pound. Cuhlmge, 50c(arl.UU per barrel Cider, F'-UU (4«.5o per barrel. Beans, band-picked navy, il.kVa, l.uo per bushel: medium, ?L50. Apples, »!.24'u 275 per barrel. Tomates, 24&40c a bushel Peaches, Delawares, fl.2S(u 1.60 per half-bushel basket. Canteloupes. $I.U0(a t. 50 per barrel. Watermeiotm. Indiana. fj.uoia 7.00 per hundred. 0rapes. Concord. 6c per lb In baskets: 51.»Kn 1.5U per drawer; Malagas, 45-pound kegs, ia.5oqp4.0u. Wild plums, -l.uu per drawer. Damsons, fl.-W9f 1.75. Peas, eoinmon, »25U(u4.uO per barrel; Bartlett, $5.U0(ii 4.25per barret.
Indian;
Jobbii
oils Provision Market.
ams, lufull'ic:
Caiitoruia
kta-st bacon, “Porter”
iapi
ices -Hug ir-curcd
•Iteiluble’' hi
Cottage bam, ’•Kellal bam.ic; English brea.
9c; “Heliahlo” brund, IDo; Knglisli ■houlders, 12 lb average, 7‘«c: hacou, clear sides, medium, 74,
backs. 7*40: dr'
raud, U'qc: caiitoruia itaeon, “Porter” brand, Knglish ■houlders, 12 lb
con, clear sides, medium, 7> a e; irled beef, 12 l-2c; larnffy clear pork,
per bmrei, 2w poundH. 611.50; tamily beef, $ImO per barrel; bean pork, clear, $U.U0: lard, pure kettle, winter rendered. In tierces, 7 l-2c: summer rendered, 7 “-c; null-barrels. ;,c advance on tierces;
bologna. In cloth, 6 l-2c; skin, 0c. Eggs. Hotter and Poultry.
Shippers Prices—Eggs. 14c, loss off; from store oaiidied. 15(a fikstrulglu, 14c. Butter, creamery faiiev 2U(cf22c: dairy, choice, lofa toe: tain y oouutry sells sit 12c; country, choiae, Sia 10c; selling from store at UXdHo; common fresh, <k4 Poultry, spring cblck«ns, sc per pound: hens alive, so a pound: nsisters, 40; turkey hen*, to: toms, »c; geese full feathered, |i.UU a dozen: young, $3.xi: ducks, 7ca pound.
recite,65.78per ton: Pittsburg, $3.50; Jackson ,1, $3.U>; Raymond City. $A50: Brazil. $25J; .slied coke, 9e per bushel, or 5225 per load; lump
:e, sc per bushel, or 92 per load.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite,65.78per ton: Pittsbi
coal crui
coke, sc per bushel, or |2 per Markets by Telegraph.
Philadelphia, September 16-12 m.—WheatCash. ss.VaRhqc; September. SSS^SUc: October, s.iKO 611%v ( orn—Casa, September, 4SJ4(n 4!iSic: 00tobe,. 4t>4'd-iS-. Oats—Cash. «3<a’3.i.Sc; September.
Oituber, 32>4(<432Hc. Rye-Oath, 00(2,
Toledo, St ptembsr pi. — Whs it — Quiet and firm; No. L ca h. sjc: otto e , iCRc Novem her, sst,c: No. 2sj.i, cash, sun Mdse; l cto: e . s.-»iO: Ni" emter, ul 4 c; May, 41.U1. Co u-Negl c e l; cash. +1 *c: < C rbe .4iqc; year, ®c ».s^ei; M«v, JiqCssk'Hl, Oa s - QU et; 1 “ •— -
Novemi # , 2 c Ma>, 31c. in?:. as 1. * U l' Oc.001
i?:ia*i.t X>t ul I'tJc Dec miner, 16 to 1 skeJ.
c: year, » ; cash, .6c;
Cl ve
uer. 55.10.
0;:HT..6Xe:
seej—Llitle ouNov» inner, V5.5J;
BaLTIMUbk. September 16^—Flour—Steady with fa rinqiiiry. Wheat-Western, i-assr and duU 2 \V< stern winter reil spot. 67(<v»Sc{ Oct iber, 1
. „,..v-ru vinter auqi; November, stVc. Corn-West; w—ier.i mixed dlu. In -c; October.
44,Lc. Oats—Stead;
—— and dull: No. spot. 67(qp«C{ Oct iber, fiHV® *i<(i9ll»ci Decemtier, 9.34 L
^ FEW BOARDERS at 00 Oak st. J j A Y BOAkDERsr 133~North Tennessee si k>TOKA(iE likuasl.A.vth 58 Sou|h I’enTisylvania o / 1 REAT 14-0*. Anchor soap, ouiy 5c.- a wonderful V V washer. ,1 /• ’ QPPt >SinrTljfE"POSTCP F ic E — for - sol id •±u school shoes. a. - FOR • lull set or terth al RarhaFTa, 103* Ka« qp«J Washington sL
pAPKrUftANoTNtJ^sidF^ai. me; ceTihieTtv:
1-hroken Jill
utb Meridian. ;
- -• Fuank .Bird's ’ir.ius-
ne or postal.
Noble.
L?- FUR A PCLL slrm'TKETii aliiiTSSEv
tjlt) 37West Market si,
1,’INEuuld FlLLJNo a specially a«. Dr. s-mi*-X skli-'s. over iu N. Illtnois st. t XCCUPANTr' for 3 iiive rooms: Itghl housekeep-
VJ Ing. 4u0 West New York si.
/ \C<.'UPANTH for t 1111urnlshed parlor with flrst-
W class board. 176 North Fait st.
f CO BUV u pair of well-broken mules of medium
/ tOTJPE, at $1 per hour, at \j fer. Order by telepno;
( 1A8T-0FF CLOTHINtt; hlvhsin prices paid. 2)3 v/ East Washington sl_ J. BroWF.rreKv. f tASH BUYER fox nice cottage house, 176 North V' Mississippi st. Address C 17. News office. TJOARD AND RtKiM iu lirsl-cla s private Ltmliy X) fog lady an,I elliId. Address A V, News office. XV ^ A NT KD— II o rse for his keeping, lor llghi use » T in city and tlrst-class care. Cud News office. \ITANT TO BUY PIANOci; anyone Having a 11 good piano for sale chsup for casfi address /
16, New a
1 TOUBKof? rooms north of Washfngton st., will XX give fine lot iu rmn payment. Address U 17, care News. ^ • riX) BL’Y a cottage within six or eight sotiare* X from center ol city; not ovcrSi’.OflO. Address
L 14. News office.
4 GOOD HORSE for grocery delivery: to be paid for Iu groceries; also horse to use this whiter for his feed. Address B17, News office.
t^ECON D-fl ASD fe A m O Diebold safts: round c
cor ddr
nail or medium-sized .rnered doors: state size tress^ Y18. News office, sewing mHCinue until
the Royal St. John; it you do you
■ti Tni
DAUT OF A HOUsK on llast Su Joe »L Inquire
XT at .56 Massachusetts ave.
VINK BOOff HOT’sK la WesTMicitlgaiiT^A^
is ply at 240 North Tennessee.
( (ON VKN tENT COTTAH K. 274 MaaMchUMtU
Y> ave; newly painted aud repaired.
'ATTRACTIVE four-room HoUbe.Ub'Oif-
Jx lord ave. inquire »2 Massachusetts ave.
OOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS, No. 227 West'New XX York st; good repair. Apply at 12U Mouth
East st.
V ICE CtyrTAOK t)F HIX RtfiJMS; elf cm is teuces; corner Park aud Eighth: s’able,
ply 79 West Ohio.
'I'HREE-STORY BRICK. BUILDINU, 141 X Washington st; desirable business locatloi
K. Sayles. 75 K. Market st.
YnWKLLI Ntl ilOUBK of fifteen rooms, with all JLX conveniences, 6»4 North Delaware st, $50. W. J. McCri.un’oii, 92 East Market st.
nven-
Ap-
L 0.
/ tOTTAOK OF KUilIT ROOMS on Park ave; vy stable aud carriage-house; $2uu a j ear. Hamlin* A Liantox, Laud aud I man Agents, 36 North
Delaware st.
1/ t*J CENTRAL avenue;: also the new coir
XVXO tage corner Tennessee aud will sell on monthly payments. W.
213, East Washington -su
V c<
Tenth st,
A. Kktcham,
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
dmKRALD AND SALOON, 2S6 South West st.
Xjj W. McLavoiilin. _
pLANos AND OHOANS, at irom SLfiO to$5 par X month, aud the rent applied on the purchase Pkarson's M nsic Hocme. 19 S. Pennsylvania st,
[rsic House. 19 N. Pennsylvania sL
^L, with reception rooms,
luruished or unfurnished, with
lAANCING HALL, with reception rooi
U l.ifdge room,
-room
mte-rooms.
Office, with safety-vault bn Offices, second and third th
vilh be
semenL
00 rs.
All with heat and water.
Julix C. Wbiuht’s Market-street Block, r I MU-3 LAltO t and very desirable store
’ pHE LA ROE and very desirable store rooms X (three stories and cellar) at corner of Meridian and Louisiana streets, Nos. 147 and 149, recently occupied by Walling & Co., wholesale druggists. Also for sale or rent, if wanted, the store and office fixtures now in said romix, in-
cluding desks and safe. Inquire of GLisH, Willoughby Walling
gllsh, Kjvkka
Wm. H. Knot Waltzh
FINANCIAL.
and lowest cash p ¥ ADiK8, (ion
Xj you try ti .
will be sorry. Office" 11 Virginia ave. E. E.
Brown, Agent.
\xruE>’ YOU were BoVn and girls 11 mother’s bread was better than you can get now. We are the only firm In thUcuy that sell the "Old Faahloued Flour:” we also have the new
• Coiumbiand can’t be
•erf
patent roller process: our
beat. Hay, oats, corn, feed of all description. Or ham Hour, etc. Wheat A Rkade, 109 Massachusetts ave._ pEHT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR per bhi, $5.90. D Best roller procecs flour per bbl. f 1.90.
Oood flour per bbl, low as Ft25. 24V It) sack best patent. 70c.
24‘i-tb sack best roller process, S2c.
•Jt'4-fti sack good flour, low os 4 c.
Si-00 iLN1, OVitK u ^ co " in * c®-
A NY BUji on personal property; 95 EastWash-
J\. lugton ,ruom :L (Smith.
A I ONEY TO LOAN* on anything. Room 2, 3X over 94 East Washington street k’PKfTAL FUSlW, any sum desired. U. 8.
O Wright. 12^ North FentuQ-lvsnla.
\| ON KY ou first mortgage tu any sum atoSSST
J.lX JoKM Ki np. m and ffl Thqrpe block.
■MB nr. low as
Rest corn per bti, S5c: oats, 3«: wheat. S5c; rich mlU
100 lbs, 80c: bran, 65c: corn meal, $1.0
■aCked corn, 11.06: toed meal, 9Ue: good wt reenlngs. sue; hay, 55c; straw per bale, 15<a Van Pklt,*.(North Alabama. Telephoned
11.06: feed meal.
I, $1.0.; wheat
aoe. :as>.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
j^LL (QUALITIES t^FCARPETM on payments | vK* 1 BtEfD’T^^T^TrSotto - «reet. Residence, Ifti North Illinois alreet.
i-Western, steady and more active; ' Xj 3 mixed spot, tsiatsqc: rreptember, ! t««id. October. I; 44°- 4A' 4 c; year, 44'-, i,,-
T WKsLKY BENNETT, artist. No. St* East v . Market street, Is seriously ill with Drain lever. I AWN SUCTAl. A T MKN. M. RYAN H, 1.54 M. Xj Noble street, September 17. All Invited to at-
white, SOfriX’c: do mixed. 27(a’29c. Hay-Dull. 1 r.e vision*-(steady: mess iwtrk $10.75, Lard-Refined, TV, Eggs—Firm at !•)< 01190. Coffee—Quiet. Rio cargoe*, ordinary to fan.J/if^S'iC. Receipts-Flour, 1,441 tui rets; wheat, 3D.U0J bushels; ebrn, 28,tS» bush-
els; oats menLs—I
sis, :*),uuu tmsliels: rye, WU bushels. »bip1—Flour, 1,1«2 barrels; oats, 2,000 bushels.
Chicago. September 16,—1L15 a m.—Wheat opened weak this inoruing on local selling, although the cables Indicate firmer foreign markets. November opened at M'.c- sold off to 82V and rallied to 83V, *nd ts now quoted at that figure, (lorn and oats unchanged. Pork and laid unchanged. 2 p. m.—Whrat—FiSirhJd strong ai 4 h gher on llcht receip eat a 1 pi tm >ry 1 o uts; si qc im cash. 82;* lor Octoo. r. SS/aW'Sc les Novemher, 9JV for May. Corn—Ea«isr. LvH.- fur cash. 42 l .e for October, 39V lor November, Oats—F r.u; 25*,c for cosh; 25 : ,c for October: 29c for
pleton A, 7c; Hbote A L. SRc; Continental cie’se; Clark'* A. fisc: I (Wight Anchor. 38 Indies. 7Hc; (iruuUeville E K, *». to: Orandevllle E L. Sc: Indian Orchard, Si ImfiMM, 6 V- Pepi>erell K, 7c; Pepperell K, te:; (Saranac R, eijc? Pfpperell, 9-1, ISc: Pepperell KM, SDc; bleSebed 'beetlngs, Androscoggin L, 7‘«c: Barker’s mlm, * inches. ,Sc: Bartlett. .5fo 6Sc: Blackstone A A, 7c; Chestnut Hill F. Chahman X. 5Sc; Dwight Star 8. 9V; Fruit of the Tamm, 36 inches, SHc; Fitchville, 8V; Hill’s Kemper Idem, 36 inmtss, 7R<r, Hone, c, Knight s cambric. 7'«c: Lonsdale dambrtc, ioSc; Lonsdak-, iwibclie*, 8> 4 o; WhlltlnavUle, :*1 inchen, 6c- Wumsntta. SB inches, lORc: New York Mills, 10c; Utica, lO-lTific; Corset jeans, India Orehard. SQc: Kearsargesateen, TRc; Naumkeag sateen, no; Hockport, (kr. Tick lug. Amoskeag. AC A, l2Rc: Amoskeag. plaid, 12Hc; Conestoga, gold medal, UNc; B F. 13c: CC A. llMc; Shetueket. 8, 7.‘4c; 8wlft River, •‘ic; Minnehaha. 12*& LewlsSon, 38 Inches, 143,0 *2 inches. 12Hc: :w indies, ll>,c; York, to inchoo, 1134c
$8.77^ Ovtobei; f;.70 November, Lard- (Ready; (CUR cash and October; $6.ii)t'«fi.l.5 November. I’tiere will be no afternoon session of the board today to enable atto»dance at the State Fair. Nkw York. September 16.—Wheat—Opened weak and V lower, afterward ruled Wronger and rallied Uta V: fair business: receipts. 7.700
bushels; te
T^^I^irS^nlri^W^dres, goods.tbree-fourth* impltn luster, 8c; cashmere, three-quartere, lie: alpaca luster, 16t,c: Australian crepe. IBSc: brocatels, 16RC; cashmere, A C, 2254c; gingham. Lancaster,TMc. Canned Good*-Bisckberriss. Br*«c; beans. Hiring, (MhMc; lima, standard, ff.lOia Lie snaked. 75c: bluberrleA. $l.tlMf>I Jk chernto. t fioniid. StKatoc; lohotars, 1 pound, $1.85<aLU); maokerel, 1 pound, toe Ml 1.10: oyster*. 1 puaiidikl.u5Mt.10;$ pounds. $1.90ra, 1.95; light, 1 pouud, BtoTsc; 1 pounds, ILUS ta Uk peuenea standard, 1 pounds. $L40
bushels do. January. 9eta98NC. Corn-‘sf«‘«c lower and dull: mixed western *pot. 48(q,oUr; do, futuies, 46\(<tf»'ic: receipts. 47,4«0 bushels: sale', i«s,060 bushel*. Oils-A snade easier and dull; recetpu, busli-lm sales. 30,0JUbushels. Beef —Dull: new extra m $10.0'. Pork—null aad he ivy: u«* meis. fiuosttuu-’k Larj -D dl and laelv st.aly: steam renters I. $0.42%. ButisrDtilland heavy; Western. •«*«. t hsese Stealv at -«“. ii9c for conniu n to iri.ne. ■'U.ar-Dull; c-i shed.TV: powdersd. 7«7 ,c: gran'ilat d. • ,43) :e .Moiasies-steady. Egcs-wawsra. iga-ivifje.
rpHK “WANT’ COLUMNS OF THE NEWS. The rate for speclsl wants In The News, under any of the \arious heads U. withou: exceptiou, 1c a word, each insertion, couuting the aruc e “a” all abbreviatious aud groups ol figures or initiula Compound words count two. Nothing will be omitted on the cart of the publuhers to make these columns more th <n ever the popular medium of Interobange of the public wants at the k ast jiracticabU oote to tko-e semsl. Bealdcs Innumerable extends done lu Lost, Fotmd, Help snd FituatloDs secured, etc., hese columns have been the med um fi r sale and exchange of property, in realty and pereonai, amounting to a traffic of millions annually, aud U destined to grow indefiniisly.
CEE oMouUhiiig variety ten-cent abeet music. O J KKiiKALkM’a, 71 Massachusetts avenue. Cata-
logues free.
IJL’ftE CIDER VINKGaR for pickTihg; guaran X teed. Also, fresh splcea. OkouukJ. Hauukl, 110 aud 112 Massachusetts avenue. VI ADAME LARUE. ftjrtmuMeller, iwn'be ooni"X suited lu love and bus.ness matters. 137 Fort Wayne ave. Ladles, 26 cents; gentlemen. 50 cents, OUSINhiS of all ktnd»rvre make a spectaR? X3 of buying and selling all kinds of established huainoss. Hamlin <fc Lennon, 3o N. Delaware st.. loan and land agents. \/f Kb. NITCllER i LU\VE IYL Dressmakers. 36 West Washington street, room 7, over I^e's tea stew^
XTOEL BROS.,
JJN Flour and feed. Prompt delivery. 09 North Illinois st.
f IffTt A NHflAWs WaffAWRAXT U ihe I lass Xj to get y6ur meals: five tickets foi »i; tweni y
get ybur 1!
»uo m*sta wr t:\to. for sale at rvta .1 f
' sale at rvla d 34 Circle stn
Is: five tickets for yi. iwem >• Fresh oysie.s received daily r famll) use ul ohPap price, 3
for family
I t side.
reel, -\a
lay-schools, and It.entry 1 ties. Apply ta A. Clifford. 201 Indiana avenue. T»KENNEKE’S DaSClffG^AtTADKMV wilf.eX) open for iathes. misses and masters. (Saturday. September 19. 3 p. m. Mr. Brenneoka will devol* the hour* from 3 to« p. ru. dally, during tbis week, uf consultation with parents who desire to enter their children al bis academy, North Pennsvlvanlu street, above Plhfflin's music store. EvenIng claw fbr geiiUemeu will 0|>eh Tuesday, September O.» p. in.
Jar* “•
lioRSVTo i.uas .1 o>r ™,1. TCSHT i.VX Martindai.r. 1H Martlndale Block. \ | ON K Y at tha towast rota of - Interest, iu. Wiu.ioh* A t3 and 4 Vinton block.
r IXi LoXn, cash, from $1(W to ilO.OOO. 1). rt. X Mi Kkknan, 2!ij-2 North i'ennsylvnius st. Xi’ONKY ou murtgoge secuniy, larm and city ilX property. D. H. Wilk*. 4* N. Pa..opp. P. O. _ M ONKY oh larm* or city properly; terms realll so liable. Tito*. C. Day k Co.. 72 K. Market st, r I xi LOAN—special funds atX to 7 per cent, tuX terest. ai.kx Metzgkk. Odd Fellows Block. 01* Xt k < re k ( k ouckty or lurms; the very toweat eJptJU.UUVJralea U W. Guoaucu, L, Yirguua
avenue. _
rpo XJJAN—Money at • per cent, on Marion oouoX ty real estate. W. K. Mick <k Uo., 69 East
Market sL
fbllLfilXti AS!) LoaS "ASsociATiolJ 13 bHARKS bought and sold. Koiilrt Maktln-
dle, 18 Martiudate Block.
I OA N d ifRootiATKD on Improved IndianapXj oils property at lowest current rates. J no r! I9PAXK to On., It Bates Block. 1 UANS NEUOT1ATF.D on unproved iarm attd Xj city proporlv iu Indiana aud Ohio. Jos. A.
Moork. 49 East Washington st.
r^o"TjjAX.~Th sums hflQgKr fh'l&.iiuSr oSTIrw X mortgage, from three to five years. Kaxu a
Winters, over Fletcher's Hank.
1JR1VATE F US OSU1 suiik to iuh.otniFi'« X city property; low interest, btantom dt Sooty,
UH North iJelaware «L. Boston Block. COAN-Xloney on finable uJi
rices, easy
ing, IndianapolLs. or W. M. Yoorhi*. IrvUmton.
fpflr itiouKNf ciTANck ftTrsteiiifn bifrred
1 yet: a splendid 8-room cottage house ou Ro-
glWt av*. lot Jusi A $t,3U0. or with SO feet front fbr Jl.'« | : or feet front for Come quick. W. /x ARDEN LANDS AND DAIRV FARSK-^Wi I T have sixteen 10-acre iract* on the Morris street free gravel road, west of the city, on the table lands or second bottom of Eagle Creek: the best garden lands in the county; some have dwellings and suitable outbuildings 00 them. For plats and information, sec us. So. 21 Fletcher
& Sharpe s Block. Wilms W. Wribiit A- <k>, FOIjl SALE—Horses ana Vdritciea. g-MALL HORSE at2S East Peal street. J» ft A ETON, very cheap, il\ 215 East Market sL K.\ ETON, very clieap. $L5.0i: 355 East Market
l ' l^pt 11. E Tor pat R"»f lii ~*prius w ag • 11. Ha k e r \,
VJ 7-5 Ma-sachutelts avenue.
OPEN DID YOU NO BI.At fmORlse, fStrion* k? OBJ harncas. Inquire 145 North Delaware sL
ECUS’DU AND ftriAr; iVj .,..1
RH aKToS’s and buggies
slaughtered; new ones cheap. Robbins, 32
hast ficorgia st,
oCtitiv top wAooNrtVoiteai^swriKrisi X> haruesx. cheap. Inquire room 7, Tutewtler Block, MasKachuseits ave.
/ IOUPKS Yy wenlhe
card Frank Bi B ACK ~
who
specli
any time, day or night, all sorts , at |l [>er hour. Telephone or po*l
i Bihu’s Transfer.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
VERY HORSE Okay & Harbin, t FL J^EN’k'F^Xl^HlfOlSritlSrTIiicinBairritlsie; 4 FRLsH“wtolVl9 OxYoRr»L, tetwe^John
-A and St. Clair stw
* NO. I DU KH AM t-oW w lth a heTfer «llf for jA sale. 15ti Meek id. « .. t ’OOD Ptil.K for platfnnii spring « agoii. Bakeryq
AT 75 MasHachtlHetts uveuiie.
VEW BASK-Bl RlNEU .stoVKroSe^'panto*
As going away. 402 Virginia ave.
T OT SECOND-HAND DonUH,'cheap. H. a
Xj Lonh, east end MassachusettH ave.
1JEDKOOM SETS $2.,. on Wm*nu.~Wn555
J3 A VS Al.sMA.N. 2:41 E. WasflillgtOU st.
4 NEW IHIMFXT1C SKWINU MACHINE,
cheap for cash, at 239 W. Vermont *t.
f PO BOHKOW $500, lint'mortgage on hlproTsa
X real eetale. Address E Is, care News
( UO AH (STOKE; first-class, sfloi; good location
L and trade. Address T 17, News office. / 1 OOD SALOoN;Tn good luaaubn; oh account V T of sickness. (4)8 W. Washington st. 4 TllOHOUOHBKKD BHEPHKRD INJOfa bariA gain, t all at once. 8*1 N. New Jersey.
/’OOD FIRE-PROOF "SAFE. dtoapT Jos. if.
VT May 11 kw. Jeweler, 23 W. Washington st. I ADIEM can get coupe of ITram KUtau * TrtureXj fer, 16 N. Meridian st., at only $1 per honr. TTOAKDIINo HOUSE; mrnlslied; rrady for touT X) uesa, with boarders. 6U Massachusetts ave. I MITATION BEDROOM ¥ETiO»f oir'pav: X ments. at M ess finger's, 101 K Washington. (Vi SELL It *0 ironing board* for feoat Mr.TLt n’*; X S3 North Ilhno.s. All kinds woodt-n ware, etc. tklU’O STOKE: good lucality; reasons for sehing. XT going in another kind of buMneas. Address 5 lo. News office. _ __ _ 4 T A DItSCOUNT, a claim of about $206710 lie JX taken In board at Circle Park Hotel. Call at
7u VV’. Washington.
I’BTAULISHKli HUhINESS, « years' landing, Xj in tiest location, very cheap; cause. 111 health. Address W 16, News office. 117 ALNUT MABBLK-TuP itedroo'th'leha' wdth II bevel plate and toilet glass, only |«0, at
M gssFNd Kit’s, 101 K. W ashington.
( t ELEBRATEIT PENISSuXaR BA^E-RlTI-Vy NF.BH. on payments, at Messrnurr s, south-
east corner Washington and Delaware.
jTtHEAP. the two-»tory frame house, northeast Yy corner of Mhnlsslpul and Ohio sts.; house to he
moved offloL Jos. A. Moore, $4 E. Market SL
V\ r JI■ KNABE & CO. PIANO; line rosewood
11 case; carved legs; good as new; at a bargain,
on payments. ^ Pearson’s Music House, 19 K. IpJAiifcltY; ohe of the best In Indianapolis; hasa X) large retail trade; low rent and good location. Hamlin A Lemmon, land, loan and rental agenta,
36 N. Delaw are sL
1>Y LADY two Bluasaut rooms en suitelslttla XT room furnished; with board: private north; references exchanged. Address A.
169 East BL Clafr sL
.lie; silting {*»•
/AlklAN for side for~Btorage,'ohly $64, cost $ifiu; VJ elegant fhll combination; solid carved case; f»H scale; greatest bargain ever offered. Call Corn Exchange storehouse, t» W. Washington sb 1 AW BOO KB; the law library of thelatefeTyron JL B. Williams. conNistlng of some 400 volumes, including Indlanaand New York Keport*, for sale cheap;, also office furniture. M. Il Williams, room 7, no E. Market. /GROCERY STOCK AND FlXTURtM,Centrally V J located, low rent aud a No. 1 all cash trade; will invoice about $8U0; another that will Invoice about $1,00U and one for »aou. Hamlin A Lennon make a Hpcclalty of selling all kinds of esiabltsbed business, 36 N. Itelaware st
NOTICE.
TYLOOD.skla and nervous dlssasss a specialty. Ur; XJ Denke-Walter’s, 226 Esst Washington. VOTK’E OF 'AbMLNlhTKATRIXR "riALK ' is The undtrdgned, administratrix of the estate of John Mat/., hereby gives notice that, acting under the order of thtrCirouit ('oust of Marion countv, she will on and after the 2iltii day of (September, 1985. until sold ( offer as an entirety at private >kie the stock ofllimiffs, cigars and tobaccos, as toidl as saloon tlkUKSS belonging totbo estate of said oecedenL Said .-.lock and fixtures can be seen at the saloon lately occupied bv decedenk No. 296 West Wash's Bon street, Ind snapolis. Bids may Ite left with uie undersigned 011 suld premises or at tw nllu-e of Duncan, (Smith A VV ilsou, over 76 Wnshington street. Terms of ifc'e cash, or
the la 1
East
note with approved security bearing « per cent. Intc-rest, due In nine montba Mart w. Mat
Adnilnls
Jim Ma ■to—■
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
qNE_EXTRA HEAVY three-^ring top wagon, / ' RAY MAKE^wlth cidr Lrhan.ls hlghT V1 not suitable place to keep her. Add
New* office.
'&2XVS;
RAILWAY TIME CARD,
depart.
Jeffersonville. Madison <k Indiana!
arrive.
ills 1
rpo LOAN—Money on favorable leruu oa ImX proved city or larm property. U. M. btoudaud
<t Co.. 24 Wright's Block. Indianapolis.
pOSmE^AL f>)AN(l0SfTA^ M.,,^ V/ to loan on pianos and organs; atrictly couildenllal; no publicity. Adress / 16, Ncwa
$7,000 Wu> “ ‘
on Indianapolis real estate:
special fund.
Henry Coe &. Co., IS Martindale Block.
LOST.
T ADY’H BLACK RACHEL, Containing mir-*. Xj letter, handkerchief and grocery hook. Leave at New* office ah-1 receive reward. \ir ATfcft sFaN 1KL. black wllh wEite“ui«i« 11 and white feet: strap on witii check M'rK. Return to 621 North Pennsylvania Mreet and receive reward.
tuUi to Three-Noted Road; VaLRMtink K<> near the Catholic ctetnetery. and get reward. ' ~ ~ ' 1 1 n 1
FOUND.
T?D. LUCAS, Xj Jeweler and Broker, 115 West Washington. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at half price.
PERSONAL.
/"4ASH tor cast-off clothing. 135 Massachusetts avem ADAMK CLEMENB, fortune-teller, tflhTpiit: iu. present and Aitnre-, can be consulted by caliMonday. and any time after, at room 24, loor, Grand Opera Block.
T ADY’S BACH EL: with contents. Call Hknhy Xj Uarmoninq. near toll-gate, on Khelby street.
FOR TRADE.
TANK TWO-HKATKD ONE-HOHBK CAKK1AUK V/ fur a light driving horse. Call at 25 Thorpe T WILL TRaDE rt acres of fiie ground. twenty X nitnuto* drive from eity, for a smalt outage north. ft. R. Hammonh,
MISCELLAN EOU3.
Ina oh third flu
DIED.
MURPHY—Nathak, at hi* resid-nce. 175 Fokst South, this morning, at 2 o'clock, aged aeveuty-
Urae.
Funeral Thursday at: p. m.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
nd A. M. member*
■Rt ASONIC—Center Lodge, No. 23, F. ai J.1X Bn*11 tom of Importance to-night; all 1 are requested to attend. Jomkfh Solomon, W. M. M. E. Palm a*. Sec. o T at ED~M R kT f N o oTTraou 1itei.N0. STf O and A M., this 1 Wednesday 1 evening at 7:30: tkoalnass of importance: bj order of J \MKH A. lupr, W. M. Mumi J. DacMMONu, seu
ft f. LAYCOCK * CO,, eeniraotonaod bulidaSR Vv. 74 Bomb Pennsylvania at. X Y KS*T stomping and embroider}- matertifiTitrj X X North Penttsylrania, opposff» Llhrsry.
STRAYED.
TJtROM 20 South Meridian a sorrel mare; hind X fret white: strap on bind Ibot. Peg any In forma tlpn that I eon get her again will be liberally, sac Isfactorlly reward,d h. m. Phillirs, REMOVAL. \/f IBS GEORGIA COLE has removed her drwsixi. making establishment to 38 East Ohio street, where she b preptred to serv* old and new cuv unaws better Uuq tm.
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