Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1886 — Page 3
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 188ft
cmr wxw*. The gnad jury met to-day. The county commimiooen are meeting in Tehraary term. The A. L. Wriarht & Co. receieenhip hae gone over until Wednesday. The Birmingham murder trial was reaumed to-day in the criminal court. The entertainment hy the clio dramatic •lub is for benefit of tbe Parnell fund, Frank Creel man rises to respond that he had absolutely nothing to dp with the street j eommtasioaershi p.
Judge
Wasson,
receiver of the Efmley & Co. corporation. Lee Hanshaw, the restaurant man, was seized with palpitation of the heart Saturday afternoon, and for several hours
mmained in a critical condition.
The Lebanon creamery company has been incorporated wish a capital stock of $6,000, and r. 11. Busby, George W. Norwood,
STATE NEWS.
bead was badly cut. He was removed to William Beasley’s house, where his injuries
The Wabash railway shop# at Fort Wayne were dressed by Dr. Peacher, and be was
have been closed for an indefinite time. * ' ' '
Arrangements are almost completed for
tbe erection of a new opera-house at Sey-
mour.
Floyd county has three distilleries, Harrison county twenty-four and Washington
county five.
Nicholas Hudson, shot and killed Stephen Ellis near Rock port. There is talk of lynch-
ing tbe murderer.
Joseph Steenbarger, of Columbus, has a
then transferred to his home.
The meeting in the Lutheran church at New Augusta closed laat night. There had been preaching every evening save one for two weeks. These meetings were well attended and great interest manifested. The preaching was done by Rev. J. C. Barb. There were thirty-five accession! to the
church.
Mr. Charles Broker, of Jeffersonville, was cleaning his revolver, when it was dis-
UVS STOCK MARKET.
tight Receipts of Cattle—tight Receipts of Hogs—tight Receipts of Sheop. SHieeiNo Cattlk.—Tbe receipts of shipping cattle light. The market Is very slow on all grades except good feeding steers which are in demand at faar price-. Uie past week has been one of dneatu-
there scented to he a gradesonui tbe present ' » er than they were in eastern markets
WAN TED-FEMALE HELP.
^ ^ IRL at 308 Douglas at.
Keftrenee required.
_ _ . . nine
ble caused by sickness passed through the lower lobe of the left j Mr. Wilder H. Pray .manager of the Chi- }" n S. an . d - the supposition is, is lodged near cago branch of the Studcbaker Bros.’ manu- ! l * ie *P lna l column, inflicting a mortal
faeturing company, died Saturday. A large number of Clark county farmers
are preparing to emigrate to Kansas and
faction to our salcs.-nea: t] gradual decline on stoppings
time cattle are fully V> cents lower than last Moadav. Our reports from eastei
to-day are that the markets are steady, and some I tithX for general housework. Ttc >ona say a shade stronger: It ts to be hoped that tbe hot- l^U'ltioisst. tom has been atru k and we may have a better |^001> SKf’O.VD COOK. Apply 82 North Penn-
m&rket the remainder of this week. We quote: VI sylvan la st.
id steers i
^ MJCD U1KL for cook. 1« South New Jersey sh ^IBLmrgeneral housework. S BeUeftmtaine (j-tlODLTRL to dogenoral bouaework. - **North CHiB OOOD'TLaCEh or help apply at « North A Delaware. ^ pOD (ilia, for general housework. TIC North
Jb.vtra choice 1-Nu to 1UU0 pound steers. $.> o><Pi 25 (Jood to choice lew to ISOU nounu -Keen ... 4 7.»a~j t» Fair to good l«o to WOO pound steers.. 4 5umM 75 Common to fair lew to HSMI pound steers. 4 Una.4 jo Extra choice fJOO to 14uu pound steers. 4 Tints 00 (rood to choice taw to 1400 pound steers... 4 ikon 75 Fair to good IJUO to 1400 pouud «»ers 4 u«<M 50
. it 5(*ft4 00
Samuel L. Casen "and Thomas *A.‘ Cobb u o ibM F»<>‘ nta 10 l be west in the spring, director* Philip Bubb. living twelve miles from Patrolmen Meek and Clarke raided Lafayette, ta in custody for shooting and Charley Stuckey'* place early ye»terdiiy f ™ ctu, ' 1,1 K th * lc g , > ,N i* ,ban “ >1 '' l * rb » ;ld - Diorning, and arreited him for aelling intoxi-j Mis* Jennie Sellers, who was sent to the
in*.
•ant*. There were twenty-eight customers is the saloon when the patrolmen entered. The poatmaster received a telegram this morning from Mrs. A. B. Burt, BattleCreek, Mich., announcing the sadden death in Detroit of J. George Schaffer, who has a brother in this city. The telegram also staled that the body is at Detroit, awaiting a claimant. John Haehl claims to have been elected committeeman for the first precinct of third ward, and will dispute the position with Jesse Dellaven. There is a good deal of ill feeling against the latter. It being claimed that because of his fai n • to be nominated for council he worked for iha Cottrell ticket. Tbe suit of Mack vs. Galbreuth is on trial in the federal court. It is to determine the ownership of the stock of goods owned by J. VV. Galbreath & Co., at Circleville, Ind., which Bristow and Epj>erson claim to have traded a piece of Parke county land for. The land was bought from the state, and is not especially valuable. Francis Smith has filed suit against Horace R. Allen, claiming $15,000, as his percentage growing out <>f the sale of lands in Arkansas, to an English syndicate, he having, as alleged, been promised one-third of the profits. The complaint states tiiat the defendant realized $38,750 by the venture, of which his share should have been $1 Jennings Price, Frank Creel man’s colored coachman, has been committed for embezzlement, Mr. Creelman making the charge, Tho complainant reports his total loss at Price’s hands at about seventy-five dollars, and claims that he only drew the Hue when the defendant stole his prize bull pup. which had been given by admiring friends in Baltimore. THE UNION MINISTERS MEETING
state Inuiitic asylum from Sell err burg, has been returned and pronounced incurable. Joseph Carter, th^colored man who was found nearly frozen "death in a shanty near Evansville, has since died. lie was 102 years
old.
Ferdinand, Dubois county, has voted a 2 per cent, tax to aid in the construction of the Orleans, French Lick & Ohio river rail-
road.
Capitalists from abroad have been “looking over the ground” with the view of establishing another woolcu factory in Sey-
mour. I (~‘i ■ - ■» —, Mrs. Nina Butcher broke her arm by fall- j A ‘“'.{“efy e>n!'r^::
wound.
Wm. Eagan, & fruit tree dealer ot Michigan, was last seen alive on Thursday afternoon, leaving Enterprise to go some distance in The country to sell trees. Saturday he was found dead near the roadside a few miles from town. He had considerable money, and, it is supposed he was followed, waylaid, robbed and murdered. A heavy bruise and indentation in the back of the head, as from a club, is the only mark of violence tound.
THE MARKET NEWS. New Y ork Stock Market.
New VortK. February 1. Noon.—Money easy at I'i 4.2 oer cent Bar silver, 102(4. Tbe stock market was more quiet and tirtu iu the past hour, the early dealings advanciug small fractions. Later the wuole ltsi became heavy, ecllnins small fractions beiow 11 o’clock litfur. 9. Pacific Mail was co ’spicuous with a loss of per cent. At noon tho market is quiet and about steady. Three's 1 »v. 4Vs, 112*4: 4 s, 124: Pacific li’s of ’95, 120.
..14> M .rrts <fc E<*ex ,
N. J. Central
.i.r 1 ;
-MI*. AW.«,|A AJUtVUn UiURC MCI ». .u ^ | .. . t y C tilt HaI S. J. CVntr.il r ing on an iev pavement at Bloomfield. She j Alton.'ierrcHaute .. ii Monberu i ac ttc -t» , 1 miiown.jf quotati i. an old lad, ai.d 4. mcMW mw" a&S2zZ==Al i ^TSSSSSSi serious. Boi.,t.K. .kN » I preferreo 137 * air to *ood tamos
42V. N. Y. Central tu.^, (orumon to lair lambs m, N. V.. cm. A SL L - , Extra choice sheen ti nreierred 19 I Good to choice
Fair lo (rood 12U0 to 1400 pouud •Um Common to fair Ihio to 14U0 pound Good to choice low to 1'JUO pound s Fair to good luoo to 12tw pound stes Comuiou to fair low to 1S» pound
Common to m>od sou to Woo pound »te<-rs... Cow s *>-D Mix an.—Receipts oi butch
also light. The market is very dull and medium oows. It is bard
steers...
Sftdr*
steers-... 4 250,4 50 eers S 7Va4 25 steers.. 1 2S'<t.J 75
3 nod..! ers’ cat
the common
vl sylvanht st.
/ 'CX)D ( HAMBERMAID at Tremont bouse. S
V.J Louisiana st.
v_J ixxusiapa st. , T'WlS F1R8T-CLAS8 SEWING GIRLS st »). A East Washington sl (; OOb GIRL for hon^work: must be good cook. jpt)R HELP_ or good placee apply at 13 Yanoe i AfAN^Tr^^S^ork m'^tabte anU^hou^
i all 2S5 North Mississippi st.
r pwo~ GIRLS To learn -drTSunakln*. "Mki
on the common j a Fak.vsw iirth. over H. P. Wasson’s.
and medium oows. His bard to sell men at satis- j FvNt liIRL for Ti test airs work and take care factory prices. The demand Is for a better class of j V ' children. Apply 91 West Vermont st. butchers' cattle. Choice cows and beilers In fair T' 5. PrRlf vrt iir'ir 4 m ^
demand at fair prlc-s.
Extra choice heifers. $4 (Kv® 4 25
™ 4 oo ... 3 IKVOI 3 50 ... 2 50«ji 3 (» ... 3 50(0, 3 75 3 Oik® a 50 2 5ii@ 3 00 ... 1 Sous 2 50 ... 1 7Y® 3 25 ..25 Mq,M 00
Boos.—Light receipt* of hogs. The market opened active and continued so until all were sold at prices about to cents metier than the ruling
prices of Saturday, and closing strong
rtra choice heifers Good to choice heifers...... Fair to good heifers. Common to fair heifers... Extra choice cows Good to choice cows Fair to good cow-........ Common to fair cows.... Bnlis. common u> choice Cows and calves
lay, a..v.v.^.„.
utraasuNTATivB
Av. Pr. No.
!<2...$1 K* i).... m.. i 45 47 .... 124. .. J 50 3s 3 50 W 109 . .. 3 50 t 21 135... 3 HO | 49
121. 3 90 159.. 3 65
174 . 4 dli
Discussion of “Preaching for the Times" —The Resolutions Adopted.
22. _174. . 4 ih 62
51 167... 4 00 | 6S — Smear.—Receipts light; market about steady at
otatious:
Av. Pr. ,..22H...tl 05 . .247... 4 05 ....3<7... 4 U5 .. .iw... 4 W ...2r74... 4 10 ...-222... 4 10 ...2^t... 4 12X
4 20
314... 4 .:«2... 4
* ToMEgoo.1 gitl to do general housework: TV small family; good wages. Apply 46 Broad-
way st.
/ < (XJlJ GIRL to do general housework; must ' V ^bring references. Apply at 528 North Misais4 GIRLTor homework; ikmlly of three; good - V wages. Cat! at room4. over 29H North Pennsylvania st.
TdCle-
t\| 1DDLK-AGED LaI>5' to take charge or a taru- *' * Uyot four. Cali immediately at 158 North
Pinest. References required
WANTED—MALE HELP.
l»OY to drive and care for horses. Atlas engine 1> works.
TJOY to work about the house: references. 258
-I-> North Pent sylvatiia.
The monthly union ministers meeting was held at Christ church this morning. Dr. Day presiding. Tbe subject for consideration was “Preaching for the Times,” Dr. Jeffery leading, and it was discussed at length by the various gentlemen, the general opinion expressed being that the preaching that was most needed was that which was devoid of sensational features, and that which taught gospel truths, in an earnest, forcible and intellectual manner. Spurgeon was held up as the model preacher of the day. Tbe special committee, consisting of Jtevs. Hendrickson, McConnell and Neighbors, reported the iollowing cony of the city ordinance regarding the display of improper pictures, and
the accompanying resolutions:
An ordinance declaring h to be a nuisance to fc xhibit indecent, dia,listing, revolting or louthome prints, pictures or engravings. Enacted
April •it, 1873.
Section I. Every person who shall cause, sufhtr or permit Indecent, dlsgu-ting, revolting or loathsome prints, pictures or engravings to be exhibited or exposed to view in any open space, or iu any window of any premises by sucli person owned, controlled or occupiel, shall be deemed
and held to have created a nuisance.
Each day in which such prints, or pictures, shall be exposed or exhibited, shall be deemed a sepa-
bund
_ fined
uy sum not exceeding 300.
Whereas, We believe many of the theater and
Mr. O. C. Woolley, aged • seventy years, who was at one time mayor of Jeffersonville, is now flagman at tne Sixth street railroad
crossing.
N. O. Ross, of Logansport, wants $2,500 damages Ironi the c ty of New Albany lorliie use oi his patent hitching arrangement by the fire department. Scott Dingraan, ot Plymouth, has been found guilty at CrawfordsviJle of swindling farmers iu timber contracts, and sentenced to two years in prison. Dr. W. F. Sherrod, who was sent to the state insane asylum from Jeffersonville, is gradually growing worse, and the physician's think his death is only a question of a few
days.
Judges Dykeman, Winfield and Nelson are said by the Logansport Journal to be candidates lor territorial judgeships, and opposing the confirmation of C. It. Pollard, of
Delphi.
The sheriff at Columbus has been warned that if Evau Fix is not convicted of the murder of George E. Cooper lie will be Ivnched. The jail is constantly guarded by
armed men.
Frank Coyer, his two sons, Wm. and Peter, and !saic Senesac are in jail at Fowler for stea in - corn. Frank Coyer was chief deputy slier 11’of Kankakee county, Illinois, for a n uminr of years. w
awv w* Si.v*ni/ii,vv4, ounn vc Liv.lUvr'A <1 .’HTJ. rate and distinct offeuse. Every person font gu.Uy of violating this ordinance shall be Uu<
in ahy sum not exceeding 300.
Whereas, We believe many of the theater and ■how-biil pictures openly and repeatedly ported In different parts of the city during tho present winter, and notably on the boards inclosing th: state house grounds are plain violations of tlic
above ordinance, and
Whereas, We believe tho influence of these pictures, with tbe performances they advertise, is pernicious to moral purity, tending especially to corrupt the minds of the youth of our city, and, Whereas, To all unprejudiced Blinds, 'we believe these bills are thoroughly "disgusting;''
there fbre.
Resolved That we, members of Indianapolis ministers' association, do most earned iy protest against tne public di-play of indecent pictures. Resolved, That we most respectfully urge the City authorities to take the the necessary steps for
the speedy supi rcssion of this evil.
Resolved That we have noticed, withgreat pleasure, in the city pre-s an order of the mayor relative to this offeuse, and that we pledge him our beany sympathy and moral support m
his endeavor to enforce the law.
The next monthly meeting will be held at Meridian-street Ml E. church, the subject lor discussion being “The Relation of the Churchea to the Charities ot the City.” Mrs. Kits Assaults H jr Hiraband. The domestic infelicities of Eynest Kitz and wife led to her arrest late Saturday night for assault upon her husband and peace disturbance, and she remained at the police station until yesterday afternoon, when, by depositing her own jewelry, she was released. She then sought shelter at 8t. Vincent's hospital, and the vases against her were conttoued to-day in the city court upon a telephone message that she was too ill to attend. Her arrest was made by Patrolmen Hurt and Ward, who witnessed tbe assault, which seems to nave occurred in the open street. It was alleged that the waa over-indulging in intoxicants, but this charge does not figure upon tbe slate, .and the woman claims that Mr. Kitx became enraged liecause the ironically addressed him as “Mr. Trustee,*’ whereupon she screamed ami ■truck at him with her sacbel, but did not ait him. The incident will (piite likely preSipitate a divorce suit, which, it is iindernood. Captain Kitz had heretofore contem-
plated bringing,
Superior Court Term Work.
The snperior court met today in general erm, and the following opinions were filed: George R. Barnhart vs. Wabash, St. Louis A Pacific railway company. Affirmed per curiam.
Appeal taken. Bond, $10,000.
Jacob B. Power vs. Henry D. Stringer et al
Reversed, Taylor J.
David D. Long, administrator, vs, C , I., St. L. ft C. railway company. Affirmed per curiam.
Appeal taken. Bond, $10,000.
Mar) E. Marsh et al. vs.. Masonic mutual benefit association. Affirmed per curiam. Bond,
$7,000.
Albert W. Allemong et aL vs. James W. Simmons et aL Affirmed per curiam. Appeal taken.
Bond, $300.
Levi & Gambol va T. H. A L railway company. Reversed. Walker J. Church Supper. To-morrow evening the ladies of Tabern&ele Presbyterian church will serve supper •t the church room from 5 to 8 o’clock. A substantial meal will be provided for the moderate price of 25 cents, and not only are the members of the church and congregation, but residents in the vicinity of the church, Meridiau and Second streets, invited to partake. Following the supper there will be a bubble-blowing contest for prizes, and other entertainments of a social nature. There Will be no charge for admission. Playing the Hoat. Saturday afternoon aud evening the centsal medical college played the host to visiting delegations, including the teachers and pupils of Union high school, Hamilton county, and the oullege at Lebanon. It was an intellectual as well as a social affair, with lectures by Dr. R. E. Houghton, Dr. Sutcliffe and Professors Eastman,Thompson, Earp and Morgan, and anatomical illustrations from a “subject" specially provided for the occasion. “I havx used your Athiophoros for rheumatbun and the fink bottle cured me. I recommend all Sufferers from rheumatism,if they wish to be cured, to use Athiophoros.'' Bajtxrr Gosx, with ft. Singletary, lumber dealer, 1M Mar win street, ***raUnd,a
\f ARCH i. man and wife (colored) for houseiVA work, etc, on larm. 240North East st. (35 a competent, experienced man to run art-rounder: state pay warned for steady
itJdrew box E, Aurora. IU.
A I - ONCE a con
xY a sht work. A<
Caii.i a 'soiitiu-
C« ntral Facitic . _ ,
.'Utfu A Alton 4. preierred 19 Good to etunce sueep... et. rreil. l>i Onto Central. i‘i f air to kooU sheep
23’, Common to fair
r head
...$t 25(a>4 50 work. Addiew box E, Aurora. 111.
... 3 75«*4 25 j A N ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for ngricullur1 2 -r^3 £ A9eW^^^»offi X cr ,enCe tU ‘ d
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it. Full!
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Illinois Couliui.... 1W 'bt. * «... 1ml.. Klonm. A West 2b j preiorr^d Kunsas 3u ; 4 m. F.. Min. 6i Mau 11 j i.aue Fried: West 13*4M Fuui A Orualiu... Ja : g Lako Siiori* pi **le , rr4*d .luEg lx» Ilsville A Nash ... 4lViTex*8 Pacific 13 Louisville N Aibaliv 4o Imou Pacific Ol’a" M.h. (In., i.t prui’U f. A Expre**.. hit, preferred Wub., ht. i„ <t Pac.... loq
■ 4 preferred 73 Webs l arto Ex VJU Western L nion. 46*7 (JuicKiliVer ....... 4*t 0 preferred .........
2d preferred..
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N.sfivUle <6 Cliat 4»“ a preferre New Ji-r'-eyO.i 45*3 P. P. C ( * Mlss-iuri Pac fit ...Ill C„ s>. L. Jt P... Mobile A Okio 11preferred-...
Hacks, pei
. 4 U«<t 4 25 . 3 75(<Jt4 09 3 25(0.2 75 1 00(dt3 00 2 9u qi3 50
Chlcairo Live .-Mock Market. CincAoo, February l.—Boss—Receipts. 20,000 head., Market lirm and unciiatlg' th • Light J3 40® 1 05 Kutiqu pack in;: 3 dtXaU 10 Heave packing and sfiipplnx 4 1 iq.4 35 Cattle—tteceipts. o.SOUhea«.:. Market strong. Beef cattle... p 79(<i5 70 Butchers 1 7k«3 73 Stockers 2 4o<^4 39 Sheep—Receipts. 3.500 head -Market steady. Common J2 00363 50 3 75<g,l 75
Good..
IncliauapoU* Provision .HarkeL
Jobbing Prices—SU; brand, 9!£(aUlc: cot
gar-cired ha'ux. '*Rellabte
brand, O^eullc: cottage iiniu. '•Reliable" bran I, nonetCaliiornla liam. he: English areaktastnacbit •'Porter” brand. 8.V: “Reliabie" brand. 9c: English shoulders. 12-lb average, oc: 17-* average. 5V,c: on. clear sides, light. 7^»c: medium. T'*e: ks, 7c; English cured clear sides or o&c.<<.
'k,
clear.$12.59: lard, oure kettU tierces.7iic: half-barrels. (41 bologna, in cloth. 5.*»c: skit
12c; spare ribs. V.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
^FIRST-CLASS COOK. Call 229 East MarJM GIRL, nurse or second
t McCarty st
tVY FIRST-CLASS (O-Vk iu hotel: wlU go out of
* * c 'fi. v - Address X *21, Newg olllce.
RAPliER AND
ews
tl’YPl.W RITrR AND STENOUKAP A book k eeper. Address y. 22, care Ne« »
VOCNU MAN of good address, wfiETretereuce; 1 book work or clerking. Address N 21, core
News.
L’XPEKIE.NCEU La1)Y BEAMS' A-i private mmlly; will assist at light
54 Minerva st. xxfT'p.i rrv
TRESS In housework.
T ITU LIVE MERcHAJfT by youngmiii who desirts 10 learn tbe grocery or general mertile business, either within or out the etty; slight
can
exjierience:
teas, either within or out the etty; sdgh relerence. Address U 22, News oftfci
bact _
Packs, 7c; English cured clear sides nr 'mc< uusmoked. sJic: dried beef, Porter band IK clear pork, barrel. JO pounds. $10.50: beau put $12.50: lard, pure kettle rendered, pressso. in
1C advance on tierce
esh tenderloin
12c; spare
Indianapolis Frour Market.
Patent, $4.S>(3l5.oo: extra lancv, id.3»-<it.4 : fa 4. to in 1.23; choice. $a70®l3.S5: family. S3.25
WANTED—AGENTS.
3V: 5;X»i.’joa 11'.'•X^!$2 X?‘»259^1 'uj;
supertine.r2.39^247: line. «219ai2'2'i.
Markets ov I'etegrapti.
Tolkjxi. February 1.--Wheat—Firmer: cash, 'i.'® 9.* a c: Febriiarj. 92c: May, 94.*,c; June, m? 4 c. Cor
sb. 3SJsc: May. 4o>«e bid. Oats—D Mav 33',i*. Clovt*r-*eed—Steady ; ca
1. K'.ab.
Fnm; eosl
sic:
Ull:
y; cash,
Indianapolis .Vnines tie Market. The markets fire at a standstill as to values,
and no disposition to marked change has as yet developed in any of the staples. Groceries quiet, but with a lair inquiry from country dealers. The
. produce market is firmer iu tone. Turkeys have
George Klta-ipies, a Jeffersonville property'! advanced VJc, excepting toms, which are weaker, n a . lc . >jav . holder, who was lined $250 for rent.ng his I 1)ry Good* Priuts. American. 5qc : Aden, 5*,c. * y mu try, or March
house lor gambling purposes informed the | i&bZZSSZ ' SSii,a^rar *“ se asar&rssaasssra
browu sheehag, Atlantic,7c: Atlantic D, 6C; Appleton A. 7c; Roote A l, a.*,c: Con no ■ tai C. 61,3 Clara s A. 5.*$c: Dwight Anchor, .u inches. 6qc; GrauUevlU* E E tic: Graliiteville L L. 5c: Indian orctmid. 3o mches. Sc: Peppered E. sqc; Peppered R, 9c: .Saranac R. Sc: PeooereU. 9-4. 18c: Peppered, 19-4. 29c; bleached sheetings, Androscoggin, L, 7c: Barkers mills. 36 inches. 7c: BarUeU 5'$ 6,‘aC. BLckstoue, AA. ,c; Chestnut Hill F, 5c; Cuapmau A. 5Se Dwight star si. 8 *c: I ru.tof the Loom,
e*. »c: PItchvide. sLc: Hdi saemuer iaem
promptly placed in jail.
Mr. Scott Dingnian, a prominent citizen and ex-member of the city council of Piy. mouth, gets two years iu tiie Michigan penitentiary for playing the contract-note-game
on unsuspecting farmers.
Elmer White, a son of the proprietor of the Commercial hotel at Franklin, attempted suicide by taking arsenic, last night, but was promptly pumped out by Dr. II. J.
Hall. Drink led to the act.
George Gardiner, an unmarried man, aged about thirty, near Hardenburg, c dnuiittod
Cornet jean**. India Orchard, tic: Kearsage; si'ieeu 7c: N»uiuke*x saieeu. 71,c;Rockoort sc;
. . _ „ Tickling Aaiosxsii. A U A. I2sc: AmosKAti sui ide bv sl.ooring himself ; hrougli the iiesd Plaid. 7}ic: Couastoga, gold uteJUI. uttge. B F. I3t,c ,Ka (.....;i.- .. -w. o. i.i*,,,.L- Cna# ! LG A, lU,c; Shetuckvt, S, 7‘,c: kwllt Rlver.6' t c:
3u niches, sc: pitch vide. bLc: Hdisaemucr taetn 56 inches. 7'^c: iiope. 7c: Knight's t smhric. 7*sC
' isdale. 36 Incacs. SC.
.c: Hope.
Lon-.late cninonc. lo 4 c: Lonsds Wbiuinsvipe. 3: inches. 6c; Wamsuua.
New York tuilis. luc: Uuc.c ltl-i. 27,*..c
luUl
□Col'S.
3s inches .3-1. 2»(in
Rears
while the tamily were at hrenklost yesierday morning. He was sick aud despondent. It is claimed that every order issued by the city of New Albany >icoe lltc adoption of the constitutional amendment, restricting the powers ol a city to create an indebtedness in excess of 2 per cent, ol its tux duplicate, is
illegal.
John Ellison, CounersTiile, was drugged and knocked down just south of Knightstown, and robbed of $300 and a gold watch. W hen found he was in a bewildered condition, and could not g.ve any description of
his assailants.
William Evinger, twelve years old, while riding on a sied attuched to a farmer’s wago 1 at Terre Haute, was trampled upon by a horse driven upon him fr**:u behind. The horse’s feet strdek the lad’s chest and face,
bruising him seriously.
Republican meetings were held Saturday at Gieeiisburg, Muucie, Terre Haute, Vernon, Huntington, Kokotflo, Lafayette, Lebanon and elsewhere, to organize aud apr . jl^poiut delegates to eon jressionul conventions {{ ie and c-oinmitteesfor the coming campaign. It is now thought that the poisoning of the sausage, which came so near killing the family of Jacob Lotzenbeiser, in Chester township, Wabash county, was caused by placing the meat in a zinc pan, from which poisonous acids communicated to the meat. A fire at Evansville last night destroyed a large building owned and occupied by Joseph Schaeffer as a residence and undertaking establishment. The buildtog was valued at $2,(X)U and insured for $1,500. Loss on household goods, $1,000; no insur-
ance.
Asbury Hanson, a wealthy farmer of Fayette county, who was reported to have become insane from religious excitement, died yesterday afternoon. The physicians prononm e his trouble typhoid lever. Deceased w s a 1 uncle of J. A. Hanson, of Indiauaputis. * Henry Van Slyke. an old and estimable citizen of Bloomfield, and faiher-iu-law of Hughes East, committed suicide Saturday. For some time he has seemed very low in spirits. At one time he was considered the wealttriest man in Bloomfield, and iu the fust few years has lost all. The senior class of Wabash college have taken steps to raise funds to endow a chair of professorship to be called the “Wabash alumni chair of history.” They pledge themselves to contribute one dollar each on the day they graduate, and continue their efforts until $30,000 is obtained. Barney Curd has been arrested in Warsaw, lor forging notes to the amount of $20,000. He secured about $8,000 by his rascality from the principal farmers of the county. The names were secured by tearing the genuine signatures from the assessment blanks in possession ot the county auditor. Lizzie Milliken, a school teacher aged nineteen years, who disappeared Irom tier home at Terhune, Boone county, several days ago, has been found at Macksville, near Terre Haute, where she had gone to hide her shame. Daniel A. Jackson, thirty-five years o!d and married, has been arrested for ab-
ducting her.
Burglars effected an entrance to the residence of Dr. Campbe.l Hay, at Charlestown, and stole a gold watch valued at $1(0 and a fine overcoat. They also visited the tesidence of Mr. Joshua Wilson, where they got a gold watch valued at $175, a coat hat, and
a pair ot shoe*.
Burglars broke into the houses of Dr. C.
CG A, IUjC; Siietiickat, 8. 7},c; kvvllt River, ft .e: Minnehaha. J2)»c: Lewiston. 3* Inches. 14J4c; 32 Inches. 12,‘ic; au niches. U*»e: York.:«Inches, u‘<c Omega.Oulncfies. 3«: osnaburos and cheviots. Em isii.iia plaiils. 6'jc: Augtisut. Ottawa. 8c: Araodteos Ktnpv. SBc: plaids. 'J-ie: Hamilton, HOic: Bate-*. 7V*: Unt«.-ivilUi. s.qc; Scotch finish, lO'ic; Pacific dress goods, three-iourth* poplin luster. Sc: cas.t; uisre.ihMM quarters, 9c; alpaca luster. 18',c; AnstraHan crepe, 1 6‘,c; orocatefs, 18Ec; cashmere. A (J.
2y»c: iriuttnaui. Lancaster, "ii-
. anuea Uooaa—Blucaoernes. 83q$90c: heal Mr Hit. soolsoc lima. slaudarLt. 81.90^1.29: 7i'<. hUiberr ea. 81.l9iat.2U; cherries. 2 pound. 1: aters. I pouud, $UK>fjp2.Uo; mackerel. 1 oeuiKl. 94c (kft.lutovsters. t>ound.99c*®$l.0i>: 2 imunds. $l.7o'al 1.85; IiqiiV. 1 p»uud. blCgtHic: 2 pounds. 93c(tf$l.u5; poaches, standard 2 pounds. *1.4 ‘(a 1.59: 8 puuuiis 81., Vq,2.0..;seconds. 3pound*. sl.3Mdil.ei:pie.Spouu ;s
Corn
47I4C. Outs-Cost 1, 40‘ v (aGHcfFt March. 3 >j Rye—CBliIj. 65c.
y. 47f047‘.iC: March, 47i« j BHc: February, 39> a (a)40c; |
4 STEADY, reliable young man at 3ti Fast Ohio street. \ I EN TO SELL GOODS: opening uew articles irl every day. No need of men betntr out of work; 415 to $15 per week, according to ability. Aim M’s MdNl FACTCKl.so Co. 72 W. Washlnirtou street. A gRnT AND SOLICITOR for our house In In- - X dianapolis; one who will share the expense as well as the profit of establishing a sure thiug. For full particulars, address Richmond iron paint Company, Richmond. Va. I ADI AGKN I*» tor Mrs. CatupbeU s new * THt--1-4 er"—a tiller, busUe, hoopsklrt and underskirt combined. Hoops can be removed and skirt launitered. Adjustable to any size or shape. Can’t break down. Adds grace, elegance aud style to the skirts. Sells fen $2 to every well-dressed lady as so: 11 as shown. Agents double tbeir money. Also a full Hue of new tarnishing goods for ladies and cbildien. Address, with stamp, E H. Campbsill <Jt Ca, 484 West Randolph st, Chicago, III.
* * improvements. 293 North Pennsylvania >L j_u*a nuhthTTEnNJEBBKE hTkker. In Hue ‘*O0 repair. ( . F oaVI.Icn, 75 East Market »t TTorsE, six rooms; with large lot. TftiXnioii st. IT in good coudi.ion. Call at 228 North Tennessee st. A C.Y* NORTH MERIDIAN. 8 rooms; good crim 7X00 dition. Jlssb D. CxrmicuaUs 22 West Pratt.
A ceilar'and t isternTin to^bom ^
?. at low rent. 273 Miami st.
Mls-
IV K US,
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
()QAuy K ^ b - n - piANUa AND ORGAN5k at Irom 8L50 to $1 u*r X month, and th# rent appiuxloo the purchase PkAkiaoCa Music Hounr. liN; Peansvivaulask A VoIR-SToKY BRICSr~TFACTORY — BfJILl>XX ing and boiler and engine room, with boiler.
aud bolter and engine
baiting, pulleys, belts, steam lings and steam elevator. In wed equioped for (Orntshli
engine, si tings and equioped
iwerjnntcbi
pov
tho premises, 1 rill streets, or J. Pennsylvania st.
with boiler, and water Ht;ete repair aud
compli
ing^ first-class' steam
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
ATEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE on Hoyt -L> ply to E H. Eldwdgs it Co., «
bama and Maryland sts. *A T a' SACRIFICtB: a
ave. Apoorner Alo-
some home. W. E Mick dt Co.. 6s East Market.
FOR SALE—Horses ana Vehicles. pURTLAND CUTTERS, stricUy first-chavs. 1W XT bins, 42 East Georaiasl
>-HAND PH
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
Baltimork. Februari* 1.—Wheat — Western, pON Y, also pony cart. 77 West Market st.
h.sU 1 a .d dull; No. 2 Winter red spot. 87(|p57'ic; X_
February, te.V^si^CjMarvta Kig.yi‘. c; ^3ay. lttL<j ' ^ > HEAT 1+-0*. Aacnor soap, ouiy «c a woudermi aud quieL MesS]pork-$lo «e®U.U). Lard-R fined. I ffl;* Dit a lull set of teem al Earbart’a iSi» East
VUtoTiaC. Eggs—Quiet at 2l(«t>72u. Colfee—Quiet; i sshlngtor. st. els; oalti 1,099 bushels; rye, 1,290 bushels. Snip- | ~y> t rL~i, 7
C'LCoND-tlAND PHAJfTONd and buggies O slaughtered; new ones cheap. Robbins, 32
Last Georgia st. OKE our busu
qjEE our business wagon; Ji C* cheap, good and useful; a cost. Backcs it Rkauan.
just what you want; " ers left at
few cutti
FOR SALE —
MISCELLANEOUS.
liana Dental Coi-
Nkw York. February l.-Wbe*t-jG*‘ 4 e higher j Yri^VcTTir^—
L INE vtoLD i illaNg » >ueciaay a, ur. 3A141*.
X SKLI. H. over -v .V. mmo
fttiu fir receipts red. Fel
red. February. *.0-,(a ue,c; 9t>i(g;9l>*c; 1U.U90 bushels ii96,lajo bushels do. M ay, sh
do, June. 9 '
s; sales. oBS.OUO busuels No. : trfd'.c; 56.909 bushels do. March, ■■ ■ 93»c:
change; rec bu.tieis mixe 47 L (4819*4 C. OulS
69,9 9 bushels: sates. 25.090
Beef-l ull: new
.... Bu
toX | p-Sgftzkyffl£!^EV y iN> fisklH-iC. Corn—Without material X ami kindlinr. Teleptione622. “‘-“L. I I(10 -y FR,7zEN-p U irP,mTb
..,,630 bustieis: 96.9t
Western spot, 46'Ur49.'.c; Piture,
Dull ana uuchangeu: receipts.
INN lor wood, coal tiaw ouL Gcoaoii
ill: new extra. Sl0.0u.
ess. $lu.37T t (»la7.*. Lard—A shade mtered. #s.47*j. Butter—Quiet and fl
iSdTpwSSa
lO-Ou. Pork—Steady: new EU propenjf 1 _W MuMachuvetts ave. _
pOOL TABLE. 57 Elm sL
pERkEfd.l? per pair: 42Bhouth IlliuoUst. ' y AUNDRY; at a bargaiu.'57 North Illinois st. Y - AlJllLt? JAHk trr<ifi*r« fr»r l^iicausue. i.4»o %.« «... •»'.!
i-J bouj
Ibe Chicago Markets. IBy Howell 3t Bundy, Ura'n Brokers, 7 Chamber of Commerce.,
; Highest
Lowest 1 1 p. m.
81..V«2.0.>;secouds.3pounds. tl.3Mi 1.4n:pie.Spouu s' February 1. Upeu.ug Iligueat Lowe; taton . A * . tMiitua. (lAmaAn. s. nnu •* 4
35^1
• <rt .uujxsacuu'trviB av«.
( lAftf-OFF CUlTRfNu. 293 last WVshmgioIi: Higbest price paid. J Bi;i>\vkitskv. ft LL klN'Ds OF «kAKE REPAIRING. 20 years’ experience. 4. McHifkhno. at Virginia ave. rrilK 1.0AN o 1 n;aL~Mt~8 per cen 1. InL, thF^ 1 years; real estate security. Address b 22, care
News.
r PO BL 5 bouse of 5 or 6 roomslu nori!ieust;S390 L to *400 down; balance payments. Address L
‘22, ^7 ews eBicr.
Bahama. $if.>6(42.8(4: standard. 2 pounds. $1.65...75: Hecobd. $l.UV®L2i: nnuiis. namsou. 2 uounds. Suc'ft $1.(9; soaked peas. 7o(q>!>oc: raspberries. gl.UVa !..Nj; straw borties.$1.45(0,1.60; salmos. 1 pound. $1.6>(g,I.sj; tomatoes. 2 pounds. $l.uoq^l.4o: Revere corn. *1. U: Foreieu ami fruits Nuts—Bananas. Kinall bunciK s. / ;x'(<t $1.00: large, choice, Sl.507ai2.50: tics. 124,(01170: lalslns. Linaon layers. Vt.3i7jt.50: Muscatels. double crown. V2.85 (0.3.90 pur tax: Valenclu. 11(2611 i,c: Turkish prune;, old. 4(,(p5c: uew, Voki.'ic: currants. 7S«6 »c for new; Leghorn enrol, 5.(a>’.ic; lemons. Messina. 6-1.09664.5o per box; laucy. V4.5<j: oranges Horic.as rtisKetu Moo'd.Liu, bruhL,-3.iivan.oo ner oox aluiouds. 'farrago ula, ItgitJOc: Ivies. 17®20c new* Brazil huts. 11,(612c: Filberts I2«8 iso; walnms. Grenoble. I5c: French. 12 tot e: pecans, western, luc: raw fieanu.s. wnite Tennessee,4>s<$6Mc: Virginia, 5E(t66( > c; cocoanuts.
46656*
peaking Drugs.—.Morphne. H(flkt.ai; quinine. 85 ®U0c: chlnoonildta2iJ0(^;iOc; borax. I2((6i4c: cuninhor 2'6f32C:alcohol. $2.15^.2.35;assuhettda.25((635c: alum aigc* chlorolbrm. 75(«8un» copperas, per bbl.. $3.5) cream of tartar, pure, 40(<6t>c; castor oil, tl.50,q)l.6U; oil of bergamot, per iiouud,f2.5d(i6225:soda.bicarb. 5<£l»c: salts. Epsom, 4'gioc: sulphur. P t-ic: saltpeter l(iia.l5c; turpentine. 4wi$a0c-. glycerine IS'idOC bromideof potash.4>#5uc: lard oil. 55®G5c: linseed oil. 4.(.jii4'ic: cioiiih). *.t.757qi4.9<l: white lead. 7ai7c'-»
iodide potasl 1. $ i.uOg)3.2.>.
Groceries—.-sugars—Hard. 7',.'a.sc; standard A. I’i 666 ,c; ccrtec A. «t,(!pC*,c: wtmeextra C. 6‘ 4 ((Vii ! ,c: extra C. ( t (qis *c: good yellow. 5 J .mi5; I c: commou to fa‘r. S's'Pi'.c. Coflee—Common u* ordinary grade. 8(^8 c: mir. 8Ji7qi9.Sc:'good. 10,'allc; prnuu llRioilJc. strictiv prime. l*2>«l.lc: choice. 135611c ianoy. 147ail5c-. Golden Itlo. FaqiliSc; Java. 20ift25o Koasteu Codee—Arbuckies. 13**c: coverings, 13Lc: Scbnuil dt Krug s standard, 13c: McCune s Arabian. ISMc: Gates's A No. L 15Qc. Molasses and siruus—New Orleans molasses. 41X1$ 5fc; medium sirups. '24#2;c: choice. 3i(£jl40c. Starcn. •2 J ,(g,ac. Lake suit, 95c(«.$1.00 per car-load; fl.ujf^l.tO in small quantities. Bice—Carolina. 4>«i(S7c. Cheese.((®i2c. Coal oil. 9Q(i617c. according to grade. Hides, Tallow and Grease^Green cow-hidea7c; s. 8c: No. 1 cure I. 3 ; » r. green calf. ;>c: do.
^c*. drv liint. 1 M.0#: horse hid lUc: Nix 2. .H,<
low. 3t»<
Raw F
lark im, 5
fednim. 2i
mail. So
—w-l
steers. 8c: No. 1 cure I. s ; » r. green calf. ;>c: do. salted calf. Itt^c*. drv llinl. 12c: salt hides. 10c. Pelts - Sheep40c(«i$l.9U: horse hides. HMCtl.225. Tallow - Prlme. 4*,c: Na 2. H.c. Grease—Brown 3c; yel-
low 3tic: white 4564
Raw Furs—1
large dan
tedium.
small, SMggSSc; striped. 2ikai50c: rats, j/h lvc: opossum (M^Vc; house cats,i<.rl5o:red fox. 50cftt$1.09: gray fox a'wtftH^S: otty, $iou®6.09: Ncwiou.iaiond dog Iron-Bar iron. SLOi'aiZ.OO. wrougnt. charcoal bar, fl’.fX'toS.Oo. Horse shoes—Burden’s. KSOAl.lk Perkins's $:!.bX'<v4.r>; Walker's. i3.9F(6415: mule shoes, $4.9CS®5.15: cut nails, rates for tens; iron. $2.5 0 rates lor tens: steel nails. *2.73; horse nails $4.5-4
(ft 4.75 per bo*
hemlock sole Irtlag, 35<$3sc-.
FUturmni a irtiess. :f3iti3(c*. bridle leather, per dozen, FC.'CK^riiA); city kip,59'®t)uc: French kip, 85c^$1.2x Tinners' ^nppile-.—Best brand charcoal tin. IC, 10X14. 12x12. 14x20. $6.25; IX 10x14. 12x12 and 14x24. *8225: roofing tin, I C. 14 x29, *5.75; 29x2s, $11.5); block tin iu olgv, '2Uc: in bars, 27c: iron, 27 B, 3Lc; 27 O iroi),6c; JunlaLH, galvanized, V) percent, discount; sheet zinc, 7c: copper bottom. 21c: planished copper
33c: solder, l5(jg>16c.
Indianapolis Grain Market.
There was a poor market in grain to-day and bnyers were holding back in the face of liberal receipts, especially of corn. Wheat was steadily neld*
No. 2 red at 92>,c and F ' Barely steady, w-lth No. 3 No. 3 yellow at 35c: white, Quiet: mixed held at 3uteC. Total number ot cars
oats. 9;
W heal. The 1
ay:
Wheat—Na 2 Mediterranean, no bid: No. 3 Medetraneau. no bid Na 2 red. yi>,c; Na 3 red,
“ ' ruary. no old.
1 wan
2SL'
Corn - Fob-
Slur.. Mry
Oats — Feb ..
M ur..
Pork - Feb-
Afar:.
Lard - F b-K,a-fe
Mar.. May.
New York Cotton Market.
New York. February 1.—Cotton—Quiet: uplands, 9 3-16c; Orleans. 9. J ,c: sales. 31s bales: ares opened quiet and steady; February, fUmc;
81)’. ! A LOAN of lljuoot 7 per cent.; gi go I on city property. H. 1L Bkv
a ,1" Pennsylyaoia st.
, j 'TO H1 RE BarriTsteigETalso - cuT:
'i ,4 3r' 4 •” >* S'i* i ^G* EiltE partv sleigh: also cutter. V''* 4«gj 4*9* J‘o‘ j North MltehSlppl sL 1Very ttUd bo “ r,lil
lit-edge security
14 North
Hakhy CT. fig stable, 285
31i.
11 12 11 17 11 40
6 15
317*1 11 10 11 1*2 11 30 ti 12
6 20 6 30
tt 17 6 *i7
5 50 5 60 6 72
5 M 5 5-i 5 05
j North
S'* I \ lLTKINDsOF SEWING machines to S * 1 -71 repair at tbe Sh John office, 11 Virginia ava
E E. Brown, agent
jpened quiet and ste;
March. 9.15c; April, 9.25c: May, 9.36c;
August. 9.65c.
ruary, Juue,
9.55c;
MOST PERrECrWfflE
Prepared with special regard to health. No Ammonia, Lime or Aflum. PRICE BAKUJi POWDER CO.. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
DIED.
&
na! number < 1. 9; corn. 114 eat. 0; oats. 9;
The following were track bids on 'Change to-
insnected—In wheat. 11;
VV. 9. ttaxseed. 0; rye. 0; out-
oats. 9; corn. 14.
letranean. 1; uo bid: f ebr
Havaud J. €. WilaoQ, at Chprlestown, and : 2' mixwi, 35Sc 0 o.' t2* < No°'3 1 m?x«j. 3fSc^ Na°4
Ur. Hay’s house were taken u chinchilla overcoat, a gold wfttch, a pair of sn « •* tl $> iq silver coin; It** tn Mr. Wilson’s a fin* uew told watch usd jeweiry io tuc a.i.eu t
of $200.
Rev. Mr. Watson and wife, of Bruceviile, have just closed a very successful series of meetings at EdWardsporL Cue hundred and fifty-four persons united with the church, sevrnty-one of whom are heads offamilies and fifty-five between the aRes of twenty-seven and sixty-si.\ years. This makes 420 accessions on the Bruceviile circuit this year. At Brazil Friday nieht the house occupied bv W. H. Bishop burned, together with almost all his household goods and $400 in money. The fire originated from a defective fine. * His household goods were insured for $300, and about two-thirds of this amount was destroyed. The property was insured in the Northern. The bouse was not insured. Friday night Routh Smith, of Madison towuship, Morgan county, was badly injured while returning from this city, his team running away and dumping him into the road, hy which his
Rye—sac.
Bran—812.75 a L
Hay—Tunotay cholcs, $122* No. 1, $11.50; No* 2, flLli. YUsoeUanootu Produos.
r>es. Caps Cal, ■r barrel. Celery,
_ _ __ ^2.7i DOT barrei; Spaulsh, SkTSiftLoO oer busbek Routuea Mlclfi - gau.55iW6uc: Burbanks, 60iaj76c: homegrown, 50'<u 6.5c tier busuei; Jersey sweets. 83.25(^,3.70. Baltimore Jerseys. *250(ft3.'25: Kentucky. 11.75 4'2.1x1 Hooey. lS®17o per pound. Cabbage. $1.0(Kft).ii a barrel Oder. 864(86 per barrel. Beeswax. 20;«21c per oound. Beaux hand-picked navy. $l.sa«i.90 per bushel: medium, $1.75; New York marrou tata. tLM<S2.ua Applea.
greenings and Baldwti
per ha Malagi
barrel: choice.
as, 45-pound, kegs.
aldwtns. common. $1.54>®1.75 $2 90(9 225 per barrel Grapes.
;egx $5.0u<ft4 5a.
Egwa, Butter. Poultry and Game. Shippers’ Prlcse—Eggs. 15c io» ofi: candled 15c: from store. 17a Butter—Creamery, tancy 24hi>26c: dairy, choice. fikalBc; faoev country sells at 120.14c: country choice, rails. StftlOC: seluag tram store at lOuvltc: common nocked. 6<guc;
io. 12c: common nicxena. sc per
alive. 6c
bens. 7 Sic: toms. 656 c; I
dozen: ducks. 7c a pou ^ ^. ^ .
pm dozen; rabbi to, 75c; squirrsls, 75c«
SSikaaoBaZOUa.
Poultry—Y'oung chickens. 6c per pound; neux
per ronna: roosters. 4c: lurker
geese, fan leathered. SGOu a na Game—Mallard dackx
Infant of Thomas Judd, 224 Douglass street. Infant of Wm. Williams, 174 Agnes street. Simon B. Phelps, 76 South Benton street. (7.) PHELPS—Simon Phelps, an old engineer of the
Bee Line, this morning.
Funeral at residence, 798 Benton street, on
Wednesday at 2 p. m.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
ASQNIC—Amfient Landmarks Lodge^ No. 319, evening at 7:3U o*’clock,'tMasouicT'eiu p 1 e!° I1<3 ^ „ Wm. H. Mexeo. W. M. Willis R. Miner. Sec. \| ASONIC—IndlaiiapolisT'ouncli, No. 2, R. and i’l S. Masters, stated meeting this (Monday) evening at 7M o’clock. Business of importance. ... ... Rookb Pakrt, 111. Master. William Wiegel, Rec. T| ASONIC-Mystic Tie lxidge, No. SSs, F. and A. uti M. special mee.ing In Maaonic Temple at 7:39 o’clock this (Monday 4 evening, tor work In third Jacou W. Smith, W. M.
TTf ASSONK -ti. niandt* sonic Temple this (Mondavi evening al 7:15 o’clock, to transact business pertaining to the pilgrimage to hi Louis lu September next. * „ Chbistian A. Bbink. E. C. W illiam H. Smyth e, Rec.
PERSONAL.
\f Ry M. ('HAPPIN, of 18)i North Pennsylva-
■JQtAvil'Jiw^ •
other selec
loguefrec. ML
jg USIN ESS UPIMJRTUN IT VT
third
manufi
AUCTION SALES.
* CCTION SALE OF DRY' GOODS-We will seU JX on to-merrow (Tuesday 4 morning, al IU o’clock, at our room. No. 78 East Washington street, an assortment of dry g roods, notion*. ftirni.-Jilng goods, dress goods, ttauuels. calicoes, underwear, etc., etc. Terms cash. Bale positive.
Hunt <* McCr
t'anv, Auctioneers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST F. LAYCOCK ft (XX. oontrscunaadbaildar* VJ- 74 Boulh Peanavlvoiua sl.
rpo BC Y’ an interest in some established business; A state your business aud money required. Ad-
dress W 21, News office.
/ tANDLKMAb DAY: Candlemas daj r —Wax V candle*. Wax candies. At John Keen's
picture store, opposite Grand opera.
■T Jz . VJ a zqiivA xi| nrl
1AY A B1NGLE GKNTI.KM A S' a furnished A> room with modem couvenlences, near the
Circle. Address P 22, Evening_News offim
e\v» office.
> 22, News office.
I pr LBM pancake fl mr, 25c.
A«J 25 lbs good buscuit Hour, 45c. 25 lbs choice roller process flour. 60c.
Van Pkx,t. 125 N. Delaware and 59N. Alabama. 1 > ESPEUTABLE PEOPLE ofsmali means _ can AV get teeth Ailed or artllicial teem Inserted free, at the Indiana Dental College, 19 North Pennsylvania st. Call from 1:36 to 3 p.m. This offer will
lei mutate February 15.
IPREK DENTIST*Y’--From date until th* 15tha ot February, people of stnall means onlv. can
f. ^'SEniffip'.ss ’aeKsr&s the Indiana Dental Coliege, 19 North Pennsylvania st. Call between 1:30 and 3 p. m. No charge fo
tractnig teeth.
OPM? FOR 3-tb can tomatoes, for 3 3-lb < ans pie peaches
25c for 2 3 th cans peaches In sirup,
25c for 3 cans plains.
25c for 3 cans cherries 25c for 3cans blackberries. 25c for 3 esns gooseberriei
25c for 3 cans standard corn.
5c tor tcan pumpkin.
Pc for 1 package cooked oat meaL
6c for 1 lb prunes.
5c tor 1 th fined apples 6c lor l th dried peaches 5c lor 1 qt cranbertiev 5c for 1 It. apple butter, av- for 4 lbs mince m< at.
12-xc for 1 sack Hecker's self rising buckwheat
flour.
30c for 1 gallon golden siruix 46c for 1 gallon maple sirup. 6c for 1#) Kiiigan shoulders. geo. J. Hammel, UO and 112 Massachusetts ave, Shively block. Telephone 755,
J^ESSENGER’S, 8. E. cor. Washington and Dslawars, Furniture, carpets and
As elegant line of base burners, rensd and square, Just received, which are offered on easy weekly and monthly payment*, or low as tbe lowest for cash.
T'aTABLlSHED 1864. “ ~ Ju $4.80 per bbl Tor Crown Jewel flour. $4.89 per bbl for Improved White Rose flour.
$! for 14 lbs granulated sugar.
$1 tor 16 lbs soft A sugar. $1 for 18 tbs extra C sugar.
$1 for 13 lbs powdered or cut-loaf eager.
13c for 1 lb Arbuckfe’s coffee.
lie, 12t$c and 15c for choice Rio coffee, roasted, 20c for ltt> tancy roasted Gotten Rio ooltee,
Sc per lb for fine French prune*, 25c for 6 tbs stl\ er gloss starch. 25c for 9 lbs Riel's pearl starch.
25c for 12 lbs sal soda.
25c for 9 lbs Akron oat meal.
2&c for 8 lbs best New Y'ork buckwheat flour.
25c for 8 qts white hominy.
12!*c for 1 package Hacker’s genuine 8. R. buck-
. wheat flour.
6c for 1 email package Hacker's genuine 8, R.
buckwheat flour.
lie per lb for best sugar cured bams 6c per th for best sugar cured shoulders,
be per tb for choice lard
7c per tb for 59-tb can choice lard, 4oc per It fbr J. T. plug tobacco.
40c per It lor Peach Pie plug tobacco.
45c per th for Star plug tobacco. 35c per lb for fin* cut tobacco. 39c per gallon for best golden strap.
for 4 Dm Taggart’s or Bryoe’s crackers
for 1 Ti gunpowder or Imperial tea.
' ' 1 th baking powder. 6 bars bulphited soap.
40c for 1 tb gunpowi
Uc for 1 th baking powder.
25c for 6 bars Sulphiu 25c for 7 bars Dandy.
25c lor 7 bars Every-dav soap.
1 Electric Light eo
25c for 6 hors Electric Light soap. Uc for S lb can tahle peaches In etrnj H. F. St hkadkb, 70, 72 and 74
__ Maaasva. C. H. ta-MoaUka. 453 and 467 Vlrelnla aye.
rYN MASSACHCSETTS AVENUE, near depot, VA child's goeoamer. Pleaae return 138 Peudlatou
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
r pHR£E ROOMS, Inquire at 870 Olive Street.
1 ARUfc. furnished Dent room. 7S North 1111 nols Jr streeL
X^Uterty^t tmfurnl8to * d rooma. cheap. 322 N,
TYoOMS rim rent, an suite or alnsie. 315 Ninth XX Mlaitsetppi. ANK YE fCmHKD. two unturnbihetL - Ml Nortb V,f Alabama »L
t>w6 RoOMH and alcove; light housekMpin» aver IB West Washington at. TnWo SYofil ItftOMl on " tig tub. near 1’aric. 1 Call 7* Wee* Ohle. p0pM9.ThSfiha“«~iiIiSkii»i«i ctTwSS JV Market st.. room 3.
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pMunsaka* orvismaaimBmgaCt F dfslred «l North New Jersey.
I A RGB FRONT oFilClis, 96 lAst Washington 1-J streeC Brandon Block. J. M. Jr da it.
L’RON f HOu.U over 'I’tie News couminq room. F one flight of Stairs. Anolv News office
L’LKGANT ALCOVE RoOJi, unfurnisbed: one Fi furolsbed: private famtlr. 77 East Walnut. IY ibA BLEuFFIC ia>: second and t bird flcxtri U Vanoa Block, BuaiNaHP Rokison. 23 Vanca Block.
1a^CK2^1SH“1lI> ROOMS, up-AtAir*. and on« neailvYork st™ 1 * 41 ** 1 * 1111,111 rwmi!l °P^^lrSs 13 East New
'T'HRE'ETKONT Rooms; steam heat, furnished L ^ or^ iJijfuruished.,wirii or w ithout board. Mrs. T ARSE FRONT ROOM, furnlslied or unfiir-J-i nUbed; gas, water, fire; private ftunily; 244 squares from poxtoffice. 133 East New York k.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
QEE LIST OF G. S. ‘BRADLEY, 26 North DelO ewere *t.
f| 1 Wo blocks fro in Circle »iuare. two newly-made 1 cotlafes. North Miaslsalppi t,t.
AMUSEMENTS.
iICKSOJTS ’ GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TMOlWXi Three nights and m» tines, Th* Charming American ActMft MINNIE MADDKRX. . , In StMle MocUye’s^ sjapUtloo fixm Baffto^i
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"IN SPITE OK ALL”
-I mente, at MzbsenoekA. W X K WaeblngtotL J C puymeuta i M I BWte:.vuEB’8. a ioi 1 E. V V^uhm«^
rvn> R ATH, rubber boots uud shoes ami wringers VJ repaired. Rubber Depot. 7 Maasachusetu Sva
CORD, btove, split and block wood;
Telepttont2!£ r
1 b/bl ithsCitsU VRD, line line of ladles’ writing lP desk* MicssilNGek’s, southeast corner Wsah-
ngton and Delaware.
1 kOORb, sosb, blinds aud brackets, large and ±J small drawing boards. Planing mill, 24S North
DelawaresC James Hasson.
/ XELEbRa 1 ED PENINS(JLAK BASIK-BUR-neks, on payments, at MEswiNoxa’s, eoutheust corner Wasbimrton and Delaw are.
a: ’ :
r^OdrDRY KTndLIaNG' WoDD. 10,(499 lumber
4 LARGE LOT UF bKc'ONicHXND'GLAiED Ji. SASH, lumber and strips for poultry houses. Planing mill, 249 North Delaware sc James Has-
son.
» ANNOUNCEMENTS.
H E r„ R d^r^ H « A ie«. kDlV -
,rom 363 N -
P’ssaessffrsaia.sr
1 NDIANA bTATUTE», IMG. Address SflcLow1 ney. Rising Bun. Inclose postage. T>KO\\ N’s « venue shoe store,Indiana avenue. X) Ladies’ and gents' fine gL50 line. All goods solid.
II W. WHITE-Will be a candidate for Township 11. Assessor, eubject to approval of Republican Convention.
pH ARLES E JQRN.ON wifi be a candldateTSr V. township assessor, subject to the republican nominating convention.
TUBT RECEIVED—Elegant line of marble top O tables. Messenger's, southeast corner Wasblligtou and Delaware streets. 1*01)10 and Delaware streeLs. Sndth block^'room A Hours, 7 to lu every evening.
\V T ILLIAM F. Rupp will be a candidate for » v Township Trust ee, subject to decision of republican nominating convention.
-\ j ADAMK HERRELL. fortune-teller, tells past, 111 present and future; gives charts of luck in any undertaking In business. Can be consulted at fl Massachusetts avenue. Ladles, 5v cents; gentlemen, $1.
1IUBLIC baLe—The undersigned, as trustee of 1 Flora W. Craft, doing business under tbe name and style ot Cralt ft Co., w ill sell at public sale, for cash In hand, at No. 24 East Washington street, Indianapolis. indiaua, on Saturday, February 27, 1886, ana continue the sale, from day to day, uutU completed. ah tbe stock of Jewelry, lUrnlture, fixtures. goods, wares, etc., turned over to me by sold assignee. L M. Phipps. Trustee. ’
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
fl-'HE sixth series of the Frauklln Building and X Loan Association will open Tuesday night, February 2. bhares, $2ug. Weekly dues, ib cent*. Full amount loaned on each share. Interest 8 per cent. Shares may be obtained of W. A. Rhodes, 13 Virginia avenue: M. D. Butler, 19 Bouth Meridian street; A. Burdsal. John U. Pendergast, A. A. Heifer, Edward Daniels, W. U Anderson. H. H. McOaffpy or J. W. Chapin. rpHE WESTERJf BAVlSO AND LOAN ABbOX CIATION—Organised December 15, 1884. Authorized capital steck. |l,oao,eou. divided Into five tbouiand shares ot 8290 each. Initial on tee, 80 cents per shore. Duet, 55 cents per share per week. Third series will beopeued on Monday eveninr.Februnry'li ISes. This association pays fall 8200, and at low premium. and onlv 6 per cent interest. Shares may be had at place of meeting (on Monday evening,) over 80 West Washington street, or of Otto N. Frenzel, Merchants’ National bank: Thro Pfafflin, secretary. 84 West Washington street; George P. Wood, president. 64 South West street. P Center building and loan'a.vlocUtloii^Rf be? gin February 1, at Na 79 East Market street at 7 JO p. m. Entrance fee, 50 cents: weekly dues. 65 cents, shares represent $300. and can be secured by applying to the following directors; Dr. Haggart, president, anuthweot corner Market aud Delaware streets: 8. W. Wales, secretary, 329 Massachusetts avenue: A. A. Heifer, treasurer, 28 Bouth Tennessee street: Henry Coe, northeast corner Pennsylvania and Market streets; Henry Conde and W. a. Moore, 76 West Washington street; J. E Shldeler, over First National Bank, and Henry Frank, with Bpiegel, Thoms ft Co.
REWARD.
qj? X REWARD will be paid to any person causing %ptj tne arrest and conviction of any party found taking cool belonging to any member of the Indiana [Kills Cool Exchange. By order of Tm Coal. Excuaxuk.
FOR TRADE.
TOW A, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri. Texas and X Dakota wild aud Improved lauds for mechaudlse of any kind. Describe what you have. T. B. Btrinoi iblb ft Co., brokers, Bheldon, la.
FOUND.
S lHEAPEBT PLACE In tbe City for wood and vy coal, Chicago wood-yard, — English avenue. Telephone «Bo.
LOST.
Fifty-*fx nights in New Yort. A stronser plaj than ■•Camille" or "Hasel Ktrke/ 5 Regular Price#—lOc, Sflc. 50c, 75c aud OA Coming—Frederick Bryton in ’’FORGIVEN.”
IT'NGLISH’a OPERA HOUSE, P°l>'' l * f Theater Is ^Indiana Will LKnouhh Prop, and tfaa’ger.
PRICES—lOc, 15c, SOa.
Four nights and Wednesday matinee, the wwlftV
Greatest i’roteau Aetor,
MR. JOHN W. RANSON E In hi 1 new, popular, sensational comedy drama
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"ACROSS THE ATLANTIC”
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New Mtulc. New Songs. New Spedaltiea A*-Note the Price*—I Oc, 15c, 800. lot the only funny show in tow*
[ASONIC HALL
Commencing Monday night, Feb, L
POPULAR LECTURES
On Physiology, Phrenology, PhytlognoBay,
Culture, Marriage, etc., by DA O’LEAHY.^—.
Whcwe lectures in tho same place, on severs, previous occasions, attracted such wide attention and caused inch wide difcua ica. They have been much Improved since, aa has hi* cabinet with which they are Illustrated. The 00L lection of its kind in the world now.
Admission—First night, free; boys 10 oenta, ta secure attention.
rvICKSON’S 1/ GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Thursday Evening. Feb. 4, a Rare Entertainmenl to be given by the three Great Humorists, BILL NYE JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY , EUGENE FIELD- , * Assisted by Mrs. John C New and Mist Emily Bingham. Prices, 50c and 75c. asia of ftite opens on Tuesday, February 2.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
INDIANAPOLIS LECTURE COURSE, - MISS NELLA F. BROWN Of Boston. In Humorous, Pathetic and Dramatie Readings, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3. Miss Brown’s entertainments are characterised by Mrs. Livermore. John B. Gough, Henry Ward Beecher, and others, as ‘‘above critic tarn." Single admission, 50c. Seats reserved beginning Monday, February L
’DlKGIMA AVENUE RINK.
bosses.
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FINANCIAL.
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NOTICE.
Ohio street. Rea
lYR. BOYD’» OFFICE, t West 1J idence, ISO North IlllnoU sL
Bte.’SL2775m.*5|gB53r*' IR of officers and general business win be held at th* ... . •R. b. Sinclaio, Sec.
Indianapolis. Ind.. January 18.1886.
A Me’ETISTo of the congregatfon oTtFiTSTnli XV Presbytei tan church of Indianapolis will be
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
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