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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSO AT. JANUARY 7. 1892.
TUX SECOND THOMAS CONCERT.
Jfo Httrh O C*n Fleane, Bat TbomM Can PI»m« and B»n« flf.
The •eeond of tho ionea of three coneerU to bo ciTeii boro tbie eeoeon by the Tboauu orcbeetro will ocear next Wedooe* d*y •roniog. It »» to bo hoped th»t tho nodest monoer io which these concert* are hermldod ^ili not interfere with the recognition of their •operiority. Now that ho has non secured by Chicaeo, the proximity of Indianapolis has enabled Thomas not onlv to jrivo this city such an annual series of concerts, bat to do so with a much larger and stronger orehestra than he found it profitable to take with him on hie long Western trips from New York, llisbellersd that tbs influences wh.ch hare permitted this enterprise of Chicago hare been at work bare also, and that these concerts Will, indeed, bo an annnai occurrence. Mr. Thomas will probably do now for Chicago and tho adjoining cities wnat be did for New York and adjacent towns—cuitivate them to the appreciation of the wonders which bars been expressed in orohestral mnsic. He has already done this lor Indianapolis, with his usual tact and *. discrimination. At the first concert be repeated some numbers which he gare at the last Festifai, realizing that a secoi.d bearing would assist in furnish ng appreciation. The enthusiasm daring the entire concert was immense. At tha coming concert he repeats, JiKewise, the Tannerhaoser overture. But it will take time. the hundreds wno are teaching and studying music serous) T in Indianapolis and vicinity, buta •mail proport.on were in attendance at the - last concert. The chief benefit of going to Germany to study music comes from the more frequent opportunity there offered of hearing good music. A muaic student will fail proportionately ^ as be dispenses with the hearing of good mnsic. Let a tenor with a high f! be announced and the attendance will be crush- *• . Ins and the applause prodigious. Yet it Is impossible for a high (J to afiord enjoyment. These Thomae concert* famish enjoyment and what is more, benefit. T >e entire program of the next concert will be within the appreciation of all. AN JCX-CONVK'T’H AIM'KAL. V .. .
Cheap Advertising. You can get anything on earth yon want— “Wanted," "For Sale." “To Let.” “FOr Trade," "To Loan," “Loet," “Found," “Help,’ ‘Situations,’ '“Second-Hand," “Removed,” “Dissolutions.” “Death*.” “Marriages." “Births," etc. No one bnt has something unused that aoms one else will buy. Tell them ol it In these cheap columns, that reach over UC.CtO readers every dar. Why in THE NEWS instead of any othei Indiana paper? Not alone because it baa more readers teas any other three in the State combined, bnt because, by over twenty year# of habit, the public is looking to this channel. The greet buying end selling classes are mutually looking here, the employer and tae employed, the loser of valuables to see who lound them, the finder to see who lost them. How is it dote? Simply write out in the fewest words your want and send to THE NEWS with ons cent for each word, counting big and littie words, inclading the address of the advertiser, which may be only an initial where add'eaaed to a house number. Or answers may De addressed to simply at initial or fignre in care oi iHE NEWS, as is usually cone. No advertisement is inserted ior less than 10 cents per day. Address letters to THE NEWS. Indianapolis, ltd., or telepbcns 161.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
TIT ANTED—OOOD WHITE GIRL. »V Illinois st.
yy A.NTED-OOOl) WHITE |-»1KL. CALi.164
>1 North Illinois.
! W ANTED—CRXIDGIKL FOR HOUSE W'ORw.. _» V X. Hal! Place. j \\- A NTED—TAILORfcSS ON PANTS. SB * V Indian* avenue. YV ANiED -A DiSM-WASHER AT 1A
»T North Mir ois st.
tl- ANTED-WHITE GIRL TO DO KITCHEN vv wore. Circle honre. i 11 ’ AN 1 ED—GOOD GERMAN GIRi. AT 1 »> North New Jersey street.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
X I W ANTED — FINE "LIVERY AND CaR
- • j riagee. W«oe's stable.
\ Yl ANTED—HICndRY, ^UGAR AND OAK
\V ANTED—OlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
»? work. south Delaware.
\\* ANTED—N!<• HT COofiT FOSTER'S KES-
v» taurant. U>Cyciorama P acr-.
%!'ANTED-WHITE SEWING; WILL GO vv for wort. Addreas Y h». News. W ANTED—GOOD ‘.IRC FOR G tNERAL
t» hon-ework. SK3 North Alabaira
logs. Central Chair Company.
\\ ANTED—*6 FOR FULL SET TEETH; EK- | V V iracied wnbout pain, at Earhart’s. WANTED — 2.000 PATIENTS AT THE j >» Cental college; services tree; material at cat. W ANTKD-KOOMEKS AND BOARDERS; > t trct-ciaas board, witb lath. N. Tenneesee st. \1’ aNTEI*—HIGH Eel PRICES PAID FOR *» furniture, carpet*, etc. l» w est Washington su^ \V ANTED - CONSUMERS’ «AS TRUST »> stock. Newton i odd, 24>* East Washington st. \\* ANTED - PROPER! Y ^ROM fl.‘u0 TO >» *!..AC. paying good per cent. R. F. Catter-
son A son.
ANTKD-GIKL KGB GEN BRAE HOUSE-
work : steady place. <1 Bradihstr
w ANTED —*JOoD GIRL FOR GENERAL vv hou*e*ork. No. 6G North Illinois street. ' \V ANTED - YOUNG GERM AN GIRL TO tv assist in bousework. H ome avenue. ; \I" ANl EJj" — EXPERIENCED DINING- | »v tijotn gtTi. N. Pennsylvari:a »t. Foster's. \ 1 ’ A NT ED—GOOD GIRL FOR HOUsE- | vt work' m j»t t,e reset cot^k. 131 Homeave. ! \Y' ANT VT< :: GOOD MU SIC l'I AN < > *v teacher for littie girl. Address, 8 11, ca«e
, New*.
\\ AN l ED - RAZORS AN D 8>_TSSOR8 TO v> grind. Barber Supply House, 27 Circle st. Manufacturer Lily razor. Tl’ ANTED — SKVEN OR EluH i-sooM > » house north . must be a bargain ; no agents; owners on.y. Address Y li. News.
W AST . J>—GIRL, tv e care cniidr
Illinois *:
AGED SIXTEEN. TO ea during cay omy 506 N.
\\ ANT ED - r EA T H EPJs K t N O V A T E D vv bought and soid. HA Massachuseitt av s B. F Du Bo n YY* ANTE?*— a <»(M1D GIRL FOR <.r.NF.KAL vt housework fiXOaweek; no waihir-g. 31i I ark avenue.
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SHEPARD—Abner H.,died at 5a. m.. January", aged forty-two year*, at b.s res dence, No. IG Lexington avenue. Notice of funeral inter.
He Thinks Fattereon luuocent uud
Quotes Horton.
Wiiiiftib France, releaaed from the Michigau City p«nit«ntiarv October & last, writes the following letter to The New* from Haltlmore, touching a well-known criminal
•nd criminal ca*e here:
In addreMing this letter to you for publication, it ts witb the purpose and belief that it may help to obtain justice lor an Innocent man. Yon doubtless remember the capture and trial of the Horton-Reinhold gang of burglar* In your city la*t summer, and the
- conviction of all. -
You also remember one of the member* of •aid gang named John Patterson, who was •emenOoato seven years In the Michigan City penitentiary, from which institution I have
recently been releaaed.
Now, the matter I wteh to speak of la in relation to Patterson. During my imprisontnent I became acquainted with one Horton, the supposed leader oi the gang just mentlonsd, and on one occasion conversed with him on the subject of hie trial. Dunnk our , conversation he IHortonj mado this remark, •‘‘I am only sorry lor poor Patterson, for he is an innocent man. Hut 1 had to do something tosavemyseli, and I am gstting old. 1 did not think it would so that hard with him"
(moaning Patterson.)
In thinking over this since my release, I have come to tho conclusion that.lt was mv duty as a man and lor the sake of his poor mother to tell this, ^hoping it might be of some benefit to an innocent man, for such
v Horton declared him to be.
In conclusion, I only wish to state that I am not a resident of your city, nor of Indiana, tror am I in any way acquainted with Patter- ' eou, except by eight, he having been pointed
out to the one day !u priaon.
From what I could learn, his family are in poor circumstances, and ‘that Impels me to apeak what 1 know, as they may bo suffering as much, it not more, than he irom the Injust-
ice.
ToUtreon’s reputation is wholly bad, and this appeal will not arouae the sympathy of the public; but France’s plea is to be investigated to tea bow juatice can further ba served, FENNIOXN FOIl VETKUANS. v Real den te of Indiana Whose Claims Hava Bean Allowed.
! Z A MB ELL—Caroline, wife of Andrew Zaro- ! b*-ll. died January T. at 7:30 a m.. aged forty-two ! y**ar* itn<J niii#* roonih*. *.? her re»i<l«sxjce, I KafttGeorKi*. Notice of funeral lai*;r. j HIGGENH—Catharine, died a*, her daughter’s. Mrs. R. H.Spencer, near Seymour, January fi. ISiJ. age slxiy-tbre# year*, vv ill be_buriea at txueensville. Ind..Thursday. January ,. KKTTLF.R -Mrs. Busan ns h. died W.-dnesday. January «.!!«. si:*'! SI years, at her uD* r*-ij derice. 46 Teeutnseh SU"*t I utn-ral *-r\;<*-sa. re*!de.ic«-at 1 u clock Matord o . from Memorial
Presbyterian church at -l’- m.
ZIOLF.R—Musie F . little daughter of IT. and Bebecr a Zlgler. ats. rn., Jauuarv 6, 1*2. aged seven months; Funerai .lanu^ry 7. at 2p. m.
Mbc • am*- to u* for aw bile Wish sunshine, love aod mirth.
With heart so pure aud free from guile—
Too pure and good for earth.
family of two . no wa.»b;r:g or ironing ;
e ar** Vneib Iwba* are.
• A N T E D ~ (,< X ,D *i
vv toiisework; -mall family; good wage-. *-.7 North M i st. \\ ANTEIi—',1 LI,! 81XTEEN UK xLVENv* teen year* o d. to help with housework.
1010 North f’enr.syl vaniv
\V ANTED M I Dl.La-AtiED WOMAN IN
Vv family of tw
erenc*. 1*72 North \1' A NT F.I>—RESI’EC'i ABLE GIRT TO 1*U vv pa-te work. Apply between lo ar.G II tomorrow morning at 4'-) L. Ohio st. Yl' a Steiw-kof k a~v no7 TKAf HER uF
* hit® dancing. 74 West Ohio st. r«ood en-
gogemeni* secured, free of charge : \\ ANTED -~(;ERiSAN <»iKI, F'<,u GENv * e.-al house**urk : small family, good wages;
reference required. 43.' N. last *;.
\1 AM K D—«i I It L T* I f»f Hi ENI KALHOUMC»v work, fsmiiy of three: German preferred:
good wage*. !*Jt North Meridian street.
\ \ A N I ED-GOOD WHITti GIRE. OKRMaN ' ▼ preftrrefl, for Kf-riFral hoaseworlt : must be fitood coot. AppIv hi once.21 hast .North *»:. VV ANTED—HIKL FO K G E NEK A L hTTumK-
work . must be good cook and come re omwages gf od to right one. 4<v» Gollege
\t ’ A XTKD—MaRY C. LL0\D. DENTi8T, »» room 1». over FletcberV bank. Artiflcial j teeth. Fiiiing and extracting with gas. W ANTED—THREE SETS 8ELXIND-HAND »» I :gni sincie harne«s: m Sst be i n gt>on condition and cheap. Charles C. Stahl, iG3 Ea-it Ninth st. \y \\' ANTED-A G«X*D-8IZED HAND-PRESS » » and type for fruit a* d ^hade trees or green wreathing : good stock kept on hand. liarnam. ] 2l».’ I.. Market. \VANTEi>-FEBRCARY l.TO RENT HOUSE I >v of-even to iwe<ve rooms on North Side ; no chi dren: sta.e number of rooms and price; would Lke to board owner. AddressX 11, care Tt A NTF.II-JOB PRINTING OF E\7ERY DE ’* scription at lowest rates, consistent wim good wotk Chance-Matth *tvs Printing Company. 9 anu 11 Vance Block. Virginia ave. Tele-
pfci.ne
| AN TKD=G F YOC A RE IN N RED OF A N Y j v V hams, shoulders. California ham-or iard go ' to Pouaer’s clean meat market, ~4 East Washi ington street or stalls fit and **. Ea s t Market, who | is retailing smoked meat at leas than wholesale ‘ prices. ~ \t ’ ANTED—<tN EAr-Y TEP.Mm. TWO N E\V >1 cottages on Florence street, JelTerson Park. For tetms
TO LET—ROOMS.
vi-O LET—FOUR MCE ROOMH. NO I74 W.
1 Ohio st.
rt'O LET—FURNISHED ROOMS; OASES AND
i hath. 124 E. Ohio
'PO LETT-NEW LY /URN 18b ED ROOM&
1 N. Mtsei-aippi st.
rpo EET-T Wo FCRND-UKD ROOMS. WITH
1 board. 330 East Onto st.
fl'O LET-LARGE FRONT, ALSO SMALL
I room. 476 North Illinois,
rj'u LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
1 witb bath. Z£ East North.
v|'0 LE! -UN FURNIi-HED FRONT ROOM
A for lady. 3M West Vermont.
r |'0 LET—Ria >M8 VtlTH BOARD: ALSO
1 day boarders. 28 w est Pratt,
vro LET - FURNISH aD ROOMS WITH JL board. 80 E. obio. Roosevelt House, vpo LET-FURNlsHED ROOM MITH GAS A and bath. 247 North Tennessee street. M’O LET-SLFEPINO ROOMS. UNFrRNlSH1 ed. 82 E. WAshington st. Ad. Hereth. I'O LET1—ONE N tCEL! FURNISHED FRONT room ; both gases. 12 East North street. f po LET—TWO FURNISHED ROOM-TFOR A light housekeeping. 137 North Alabama, rpo LET-DOUBLE PARLOR*. UNFURA nished. with board. 166 North Delaware st.
FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
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pOR^SAI^Hj-€MALL DAIRY. APPLY UHJR SALE-TRAINED FERRETS.
A Vermont si.
POR SALK-GOOD iERS&Y’cOW; OHkAP.
r 43 College avenue.
POR maLk—CaN f)Y"STORE," aT INVOICE. J Adtwwa M u. core News. POR BALE-BAKE SHOP TOOL* AND A flxtnres cheap. 1«6 Pen.. i KK ' V8 { ■pOR SALE-TWO WALL CASES AND
• J counters. f7 8omh Delaware. , pOR SALE-ONK TURN I.AT1IR~
I C stu horse boiler. 44 Brad ah a w. i KH* »^*t-^ALOON. CHEAP; CORNER
U ! andes and Ninth; good location.
LH)R SALE - DRUG STORES. 8 A LOONS, l*l ln «rocery. stable*, etc. Jackson, *2** South pOR SALK-PIANUS. ORGAfts. UUtTAlW I mandolins, violins, sheet music, etc. N. W. Bryam A Co. 'pou SALE OR RENT—LAROK FIRE-PROOF r safe. Inquire at McKernank. 77H East
Market street.
?P6 LET - NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, I cheap; private family. »» N. New Jersey, rpo LET—gCRNIsHED ROOMS;ONEsLREPi ing. one front, firet fioor. 271 N. A labama st. fl’O LET-Two NICELY FURNISHED L front rooms for gentlemen at No. HD North
Mississippi st. '
F°i
JR S YLK-SMALL .SHOE STORK; GOOD - trade ; good place tor shoemaker. Address
O 7. care New*.
•| O LET—PLEASANJ’ FULNIsHED ROoM;
l gases; bath: 75 Past Walnut.
rases; bath: near Pennsylvania st.: cheap.
and pr.ee see
Dynn R. Martindale, No. 5 Talbott Block.
'to LEI - FURNISHED AND UN FUR1 nished rooms, first, second and third floor.
2St N. Mondial, street.
'PO LET-U n FURNISHED PARLOR; ALSO l furnished rvom ; new. modern house. 1J0N.
Mississippi st. Reference.
rpO LBT-H AN D^M E. FU RN IS H El) FrtCtNT 1 r,»ont. gas and bath, (or geiitlemen ; refer-
ence. 156 North Delaware.
r r > LET-PRETTY - FURNISHED ROOM: 1 centra.; both gases; closets; board; private family. Isd N. Tennessee st. fpw LET—ROOMS. FRONT. FURNISH ED; T both kinds of gas; bath room. 191 N. Delaware. ** squares from postoffice. _ r PO l.ET-PAKT OF NEW MODEHtTRorSE, L first floor; both gases; cheap rent to right parties. 675 North Illinois street
polt SAL F—OLD N EVV8FA PER*. FOLDEii. Washtngt t,ot t cut ’^nts per hundred, k) West 1 T?°it~SALK - fire-pri»of *afM:" 6ooi» t,* 1 * 1 ,’ i. n •’“’d order;combination lock. Room
i 47 Board Trade.
| .^LE-DRUG slviRE. |;.s>: itEtsT LO- ' P oR ,. Sale-good; Fresh cow and
ANT Kl'-TH K LA DIES OF INDIAN APO
li* and vicinity to know that Flora A. Jonog sold •lin.574 butt s.* of her famous B;ush of P.o-f *. for the complexion, in IW. Thousands of Indianapolis ladies use It. cons-quenliy every druggist sells it. F. W. I’antzer 8 iiales House
1’i.armacv.
rpo LET - TWO BEAUTIFUL. UnFCR-
jl nished
room, at 'JQ North Delaware street.
nisbed rooms, furnace heat, best of closet
'TO LET,—HANDSOMELx’ FURNISHED L front room, with alcove: private family; four ,quares from Denison. 235 N. East st.
\\ a S f ri'-s.n*’ SQUARE FEET FLOOR \\ «,>aoe for 1 «ht manufacturing; fifty horsc-
h 1 ') f. et I! ne shaft. Also 6.000 square und adjacent t' above, for handiing switching facilities preferred out not
She is roaming now with angels bright,
Who tread the other shore ; Tliey took her from our hon With us to a well no more.
oar home and sight.
Ll'TIg.
rnrrt 01 Thanas. I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the Life insurance Company of Virginia for the - ' ■ held by my ___ aveuiie. Emma Ki.stcv.
res* my heartfelt th Company of Vlrgt prompt payment of claim on policy sou, (Tint F, Elstun. 276 Yltginia
[OM’MENTB- AUG.
i Washington.
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MONUMENTS.
DIENE R.
hocieiv mketingh.
OOCIETY—GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
gl \ en by Germania Zlrkei, No. t, 17. A. O. 1).,
inday. J
mission 28 centw.
Monday. January ll.l’Sf'J, at
1, iSo. 1, \ . A, u. wards Mozart Hall. Ad- v*—*
mended
avenue. \ t A N TED-GOt ID GIRL I < >R U EN ER A L ’» housework, cooking, washing etc.; German preferred; small famil). loi College ave.,
between Irwin and Lincoln.
YV r anted — several iTrst -Clans v» salesladies in a mlHinery store on Wa^hgton street for the spring season; only competent ladies need apply. Address BIO. News. YVANTED-a N ex PERTXaD Y<UPERATt > It TV on Remington: good address and arpearance necessary; salary in proportion to ability; I crmstient position. Address I, H. care News. vi’anted-ladIen. city or coun rnY. vv to make light fancy work at their own homes; I give constant work and pay good prices; no canvnssing. Address the Manageress Art Needlework Bazar t hicago, Ilf. \l A NT ED—ItKEtSB CUTTING AND SF.Wvv trg school: we leach the wor.d-renowned and celebrated Moody T ailor System, which Is without a parallel as to accuracy und simplicity. Every student being* h^r ow n tuaierial and cits and sews for herself while .earning. Emma Ed-
wards. 161 Mouth East street.
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p o ■%* e r vv i
f*-c? t.f *r» _
lumber, — , — heces*ury. < all or address II Latham, Last Mlchtcan stre«t and Big Four Bui roaL
FIN ANsl-XL.
f OANH-uN VALUABLES, a. N. WILSON. T OAN8—MONfY' TO LOAN. HADlEY' A 1 , Eav.fik Ia»t Market. T CANS -1'KTVATF. FUNDS. PEASE A Spilth. <*> Fast Market. I OANK-dfPKITCBNT. MONEY. GREGORY' I, A Appei. Fast Mqrket. vOaN s-G \ VALVAHEH. 9 MANSUR’S
new block. A. N. Wilson.
T OA.Na-6 PER CENT.. PRIVILEGE PER 1j payment. Horace McKay. - T t»ANS—CASH FOR BUILDING ASSOCIA1j tion shares. 26 Baldwin Block. 1 OANF-MONEY TO LOAN. FOSTER A
1 j Keay, No. 6 Odd Fellows’ Block.
Y O A NS—SIX PER CENT. MONEY ; NO DE1 , 'av. J. L. P.arnitt. 13 Virginia ave. ■J OANS -ON FURNITURE AND OTHER
COCIET y - penTXitgTalodg eTniTZSTf. and A. Masons, stated meetlhg In Masonic Tempi* this (Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
Jons W. STAfB, W'. M.
W ANTED - DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL vv and ladies'tailoring institute. Our method
s
W11.1,1 a M H. Smytiik. secretary. OCIF.TY - K. OF P. — INDIA NAI’OLlH Lodge, No, .A;, will meet In regular conventh»n this (Tbuuday i etanlng. 7:JO o'clock. Work In first rank. VlsUlug Kn^|bts welcome, ^ ^ Attest: O*o. T. Bitgf'Xio’K. R. and s.' OOCIETY - ATTENTION ! COMRADES OF It George II. Chapman Post, No. 'JfW. G. A. It. You will report at Post Hall Friday, January h. 12:30 o’clock, to attend the funeral of our late comrade. Dr. John Gill, from hl.4 la;e residence, 7* iiaurherty st. Comrades from other posts are
cordially Invited to join us.
J. H. Bkkbkr, Com.
C. L. B. Ei.li*, Adjutant.
OTJCIET Y - ATTENTION I COMRADES OF to tteorge H. Chapman Post. No. 209, G. A. K.
of teaching Is entire y new. Our past twentyflwe years of pi*mctleal experience in this business gives us many advantages over our competitors. Ladles taught by object les«ons:reduced price for limited time. Please call room
21. When Block.
valuables, fio up. 260 East Ohio et. T UANH-MONEY TO LOAN. J. H. AUFDERJ j heide. Room 1H. M N. I'ennsylvania. T OANH-6 PER CENT.: PROMPTLY FUR1j nished. C. 8. Warburton, 28 Vance Block._ rOANS-ON JEWELRY. CLOTHING AND
1 j other valuables. 57 Wes’
West Washington.
eorge ft. vnapn
Y ou will report at Post Hall Friday January «, to attend tho funeral of our late comrade, Dr. John Gill, from tils late residence, 78 Daugherty •t. Comrades from other posts arecord aily Invited fo join us. J. H. BeEBKB, Com. C. L. H Ki.tia, Adjutant. (b 6CI ET Y — M A MO NIC-SPECIAL MEETING ^ of capital CTtv Lodge. F. and A. Masons, this (Thursday' evening. January 7. at the ball, corner of Washington and Dliuols streets. Ciavpool Block. Work In the llrst degree. An earnest invitation Is extended to all. By orderof
Wm. Hohoppenhokst, W. M. M. L. JoiiwaoN. Hecretary.
t. >0. FrldA
Ot )CfRTY ^TfTItNTlON- p ATE FT SHEHtv (dan Poet, G. A. R.—A puhltc installation of
post bv Dept, t ommander
.v night, Januuay 7. 181*2. Also n! , h , rps, recently organized, will ——”
VYANTED—MALE HELP.
\V A NTED-BARBER AT :67 W. WASHING-
V V ton st.
VI ANTEEPXoDgTNG8 _ AND"MEALH. IOC. vv 29<( W. Market st. YTTaKTED - 1 N l) IA N A'FREE MEDICAL VV Dispensary, 108 Indiana ave. VV7 ANTED-ONE SV1! UP M W A ITER AND vv porter, at Circle Park Hotel. 117 ANTED-FI \ E FI RST CLASS EXPERIVV enced salesmen wanted. Brosnan Bros. V\MTnToTT-ElCTlllt I E N C E 1» GORDON VT press feeder; steady work. 3) Virginia ave. VV AN T fc - 1> ~T W FI U.ST-CLASS ' FKFSCO vv painters at once. 5 E. Wadnngton street. TL I i-OtXHl ”BAR BE li FOR SATlJ R»v day and Sunday ; bring tools. Wm. Hobbs,
Haughv lie.
V V ANTED - M K N, K vv ftyster Charlie's for
Washington.
W A N T E D— FI RNT-C L A 8H L A U N DR Y MAN vv to take charge of laundry. Address Ed.
James, Knightstnwn. Ind.
yx anted-salemMan to Introduce
7 OA NS—ALSO BCi 1.1)1 NG-ASMK'l A’l lubf I j shares purchased. Room 24, Ingalls Block._ T OANN-dARGE OR 8MALL, VERY REA 1 j sonnble rates. Reid Bros., 4'-’N. Delaware,
OANS-
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•20.
f50.
KEEP ON GOING IO your oysters. 212 East
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Any amount.
I (JANS—
Your own time.
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Any available security.
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JOAN8—
Horses, wagons, furniture.
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Get our rates.
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Don’t pay old friends
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Double what we
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T OANS— JLj Ask for earne accommodation.
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T OANB-INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE- *
j^OANS-
i . _ Loan Co., room No. 10
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| ^<)AJ»S—
Thorpe Block.
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the officers < f \v alker on Tl 1
Worn be 111
art cordially
Orifliiiil—William F. Hamilton, Edward Ayres, John lloohatetUr, Emanuel Fasbbaugb, Jeremiah Morrissey, Jacob Cramer, Denais Collins, Elias Hathaway, Seno Kaucher, William 1. Boyd, William Hughe*, John II. Jamison, Reason T. Harris, Jacksou Monros, Joseph 8. Kretiier, Aker H. Jlattcy, Jos) Cramer, James M. Kinnaman. Additioiial->Thomas M. Iretnn, Warren Beuton, John W. 1‘ettr, Aaron R. 8ipe, James R, Blake, Charles Kieppe, Samuel iVinberton, George W, Bowman, Waller Kagan, James M. Berry. iStHvplemcntal—Albert Vandoleen. Increase—Albert C. Likens, Elza Golden (deceased.) Reissue — William Pugh, William H. Downs, William A. Wilkey, Richard J. Nolan. Original Widows, eto —Elizabeth Golden, minor of Huumel T. Head, Celia Burress, Richard Baker, J«mirna A. Henry, Emma Btuart, Busan A. Roberson, Narab Pittenger (mother), Agnes Bucher. INTERNATIONAL HUH KLAYERS
tan’s Re iet Corps, recently organized, will stalled by Mrs. Hess. State president. All
ordially Invited. By order
JaisfaC. Hlatkky, Commander.
Jonv B. Wirt. Adjutant.
NOTICE.
XTOTICE-OATK8, DENTIST, ROOM 1 ODD is Fellows’ Block. _ V’OTICK—J£VKHR6a1> a PRUNE, bTOVES u* at cost. 170 Indiana ave. X'OTU’E-SLATErt AND TAlfLETS' ALLD •dn's 66 North Pennsylvania. VT('T1 Clt-I ND IA N A.POLIS PRINTING COM 1* pany.W VlrflQta sfcre. Telephone 1230. V on< k-josSFH gardn er.a?to 4i kkni* torky nvenue, for furnaces and tlowork Teleplio ne 322 VOtlCE - OLD NEWSPAPERS, FOLDED, ii clean, not cut, Iftccnte per hundred. 30 West Washington st. X)0TICE7UBIULL‘8 HfEAMTiYKWo'RKs, *, i* und 38 Massachuseiu avenue and 95 North Illinois street, cleaulng, dyeing and repairing; the best. __ VJOTiCK—TO CONTRACTORS—BIDS WILL lx be received by me any morning before 9 o’clock for placing a new front In my store. The Occidental Millinery, Harry Newgarden,W.
Washington st.
patented novelty to stationery trade. Boston Pen and Pencil Company. Boston. Mass.
VV/ANr E D-BOY FROM SE V E N T K EN TtJ TV twenty years old, a; collector. Must fur-
reference. Address B 11, care News.
W anTed-un ion m¥n TO ASSIST jourvv neymen Earners' Union, by patronizing onion ba her shops. White card widi gilt seal. W A N T r.D-YO L N O M A > . ON E W li O H A8 VV had *ome experience at meat business, to work in grocery; immediately. Ed 8., 6»4 North
Mississippi.
Titanticd-salksman for new year, vt Address with stamp, giving previous t>ccnnation and references. Sumatra Cigar Co., Chicago, ill. W am ed—to loan money un fuktt niture, pianoH. horses, etc., without removal ; also on watches and diamond). George M. Poe. room 24 Ingells Block. TitianTed~“a n ex pe rTeNceD Vt draughtsman, with good reci tions. desires a position ; specialty in gines. Address H II, care News. TT’ANTED-Y O U N G MAN HOOK KEEPER tt In real estate office, stenographer and typewriter preferred; experienced' if possible. Address in own writing at once. Z 11. care News. VV ANTED-YOUNG man with expeVV rience in hotel store-room and restaurant work, to fill posit on assistant storekeeper. Apply to steward Hotel Bates, Court-street
entrance.
Privilege of prepayment monthly. C. E. Coffin Co. 1 i
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T O A N 8—fl ,04(0 TO »70,060: LOWE8T RATES; JL/ it will pay to see Dyer A Rassmann, 3J Circle street, T OAN8-ON VALUABLES. ROOM 9 MANAj sur's New Block. cortt^Feast of court-house. A N. Wilson. I T O A NS—ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, Fj horses, etc., without removal. Gea M. Poe.
24 Ingalls Block.
I OANM—MON EY~()N~KAR.MS OR - CItY Fu property: terms reasonable. Thomas C. Day
& Co., 72 E.'Market.
T OANS—MONEY 6 PER CENT. BUILDING
Xu Association shares purchased. J
comrnenda-steam-en-
Newtou Todd,
24S E. Washington. Y OANG - MONEY TO LOAN ON INDIANapolis real estate; easy terms and low latere^t. C. 8. u arburton. 28 Vance BIqck. T OAN8—615 AND UPWARD TO LEND ON 1j personal property: business strictly confidential. Kingman. 11 South A labama st. T O A NS—SPECl A L 8U MS O F $4Ct), |500, ffifiO, 1; (800 and (1,000. Money ready, no delay, fees reasonable, a. H. Grover & Co., 32 E. Market. T O A Ns—PRIVATE FUNDS ON FARM AND Xu citv property ; large loans on business property. 6 per cent. Htanton & 8coit,34 N. Dela-
"v (•uTUE-THKKE WILL BE a MEETING
ie st
urai Gas Cor
at i
lx of the stockholders of the Lick Creen Natrai tJas Company at the room of the county mmisslonersxaturday. January 9,2 p. tn. Business of importance to all concerned. C. W.
Jones. Secretary.
Two Wo*ka* teneton of This Union, Ui>ik nnltiBr Next Monday. Tha' Bricklayer*’ and Masons* International Union will meet next Monday triorning in Maaonio Hall (or a two week*’ •ouveution. About two hundred delegatee will be in attendance from all parte of the . United State*, Canada, British Columbia, and other British dependencies in North America. At the opening session, to which the public ia invited, Governor Chase and Mayor Bu Hi van will delirtr welcoming addresses. Tho presidents of the Typographical and « Boilermakers’ Unions, whoso headquarters . are here, will be invited to attend, at will Judge Toglor, of tha Superior Court Judge Tavlor was once a bricklayer himseH. Next Thursday the convention will be given a reception by Governor Chase in his parlors in th* State House. Charles H. Ribl, of this •ity, will b* the temporary chairman of the •o«t.veotion. Nicholas Dugan ia chairman of tba reception committee. Natural Uas This Cold Weather. To*dav has been one of the coldest since Batura) g*s was put into Indianapolis. Ten days of this kind of weather would test the ns pressure thoroughly. The ladianapolis Gas Company reports that thert were no •omplsiota this morning on account of the cold wave and heavy demand for gas. F.ven th* new lines were not heard from. At th* Trust otfic* a few complaint* wer* heard, all of them from the West Side, along California street. Th* Over-Tlooe Question at Law. David Yates, who was a night fireman in the American Wh**l Companv’a works, filed a claim with th* receiver of that companv tot-day for |204.6tX This amount is due him, be alleges, because while he was employed to work ten hours a day he was required to work twelve, and sometimes ■tore. It it for this overtime, amounting to. l,S0fl hours, that Yates asks the amount •f money specified in the claim. ladlana NaVclae* During 1891. Toth* Editor ot The Indianapolis New*: On November 6 yon published a list of the euicide* in the State for twelve months (the Board of Health year), compiled by me from the Indianapolis newspaper re- * ports day by day, the total attempts being 426. Wishing io obtain a report for the who!* of 1891,1 continued the plan for the last two moaths, and find the total attempta to number 480. There i* hardly difference enough in the resulting figure* obtained by ' the transposition of th* two months to nadtr neeesearv any further comparison of lb* various totals. W, B. Clarks, M. D. Indianapolis, January 4,1898.
XT^YlU’E.-THE ANNUAL MEET NO OF XX the stock holders of tho Mutual Homo and
Isaoclatton will be held at their
XV tho cavings A
72 East Market st., January 7,1892, at 7:30 p. m. Isaac Thalman, IV. A. It hocks. Rros’t. Sec VfoTU'V.-lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned, guardian of Abljah C'osiel, a persun uf unsound mind,-will sell at private sale tho following described real estate situated in Marlon oounty, tn the8tate of Indiana, vis: A pari of the northwest quarter of section six (6'. in township fifteen (la) north, range three -7) east. Beginning at a point on the east line of said quarter section, ten chains south of the northeast corner; thence north SIS degrees west, twenty-nine chains to the west line of said quarter section at a point 562100chains from the northwest corner: thence south with said line 4 15-100 chains; thence south MS degrees, east twenty-four chains; thence north 116-100chains: thence south 81M degrees east five chains to the east line of said quarter section; thence north with salvl line to tne place of beginning. Containing ID* acres of land; together with the gri«t mill and all machinery and fixtures therein, and dw elling house, barn and all other appurtenance* thereto belonging. Applications of purchasers will he received st the grist mill on Big Eagle Creek, known as Cossel’s MUl. on the county road leadingtrom ML Jackaon northwestwardly, to the crawfordsvlllc road, until the I5th day of January, 1892, and thereafter until a bid satisfactory to the Marion Circuit Court shall be received Terms—i.)ne half cash: residue In two equal, payments of one and two years, the purchaser giving notes at six per cent, interest, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and secured by first mortgage on the real estate. Andrew C. Cosskl, Guardian. January 4,1892.
AN NOU N CEMENTS.
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a N NOUNCEMENT - INDIANAPOLIS A uricling Company, 39 Virginia ave. Telephone t.R). V N NOUXCE>1FNT - PKLOU BET’S NOTES •A on Sunday-school lessons; 90 cents In store, tl by mad. A NNOr.NCKMKNT - OLD NEWSPAPERS, ^ folded, clean, not cut, 13 cents per hundred. SO West Washington st, A jtaor.NCEMENT - MRS. DR. E L L I 8. xV planet reader and stellar physician, 125 Nqrth I’annsy I vania street. 4 nJtornuKMENT—fVke—HALF DOZKN xa. elegant cabinet photos given awav to each customer this week : New York gallery. 'a NNOU NCKMVnT - FREE - THOSE ORxa der’ng life-site crayons at New York gallery this week will receive a frame for It free; seven-inch wide molding. ANNOUNCEMENT—JKRCaAI.KM f MU81Cal Instrument* repaired and manufactured: old Inatrumanta traded for new or sold on payments. Jerusalem 73 Massachusetts ave. ~ a N NOUN CKM E NT-a P K K Pa R a TORY ,A branch of the School of Muaic ha» been estaMiakrd at 111 Fletcher avenue; reliable piano and violin inatruction; advantages of the principal school.
REMOY VI.
TY KMOV Al.—BACK AT OLD STAND WITH tv new line of molding* and price* to suit. F Zehrlnver. S Masaachueetts ase.
FOUND.
UOUND-A PURSE LOST AT MUELLERS x drug store. December 36,1891. has not been called for yet. PERSONAL.
W/AN IED—A GOOD, RESPONSIBLE MAN
or firm in each county in Indiana and ad-
joining 8tates to take agency for my seumlesa vulcanized rubber reoflng; full particular* by
mail. 8. C. Keesling, Muncle. Ind.
VI/ ANT ED—CUTTERS AND TAILORS » V Wanted—Students of tlie Cleveland Cutting School receive high-class instruction tn cutting ai d ha e careful attention from the day they enter the school until they graduate thoroughly oopable cutters. * \l'ANTED — BOOKKEEPING, BUSINESS ft practice, banking, shorthand, typewriting, penmanship. English, office training, eic.. at the
permanent and reliable Business Uni\ when Block. Established l!S50. Do
school. Heeb A Osborn.
\\7ATfFE U-A - 1 OLNGli AN OF NEATABh ft gontiemanly address, about eighteen years of age. who has a home witb parents, and can come well recommended, to fill a pos tion in hole! office. To one who desires to learn the hotel business this is a splendid opportunity, only written api)iications considered. Address Louis lleibold. The Bates, city.
YY ANTED—SITUATIONS.
CITUATION VV'ANTED—IT^STAIRS WORK. O or chamber work. Address B 12, care_News. ClTUATION WANTED—GOOD GIUg“FOR housework and second cook Address V 10,
News.
L iTCaTToN VV A NTKD—SEWING BY THE day, by experienced dressmaker. 339 East Market. OITUATION WANTED - BY' LADY, AS Cc book-keeper or cashier; references. Address P U, care New*. ClTUATION VVANTED-GOOD PLACE TO O cook in an Institution; reference*. Address K 11. News office. cTfUA TI ON WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED O we man as nurse; best reference. Call 75,Y East VVashington. ___ ClTUATION WANTED-BY EXPERlENipED O man as coachman, ingood family; reference. TVS East W ashington. ClTUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED O young lady stenographer; references. Ad dress T li. News office. CFfLATTON - W ANT ED—8E VV IN O IN FAMO tiles bv experienced dressmaker. Call or address 32 Cnion street. QFIXATION WANTlD-IN PLAIN FaMO ily. small wages; desired by middle-aged woman. 69 I.ockerbi* street. C TUATION WANTED—BY MAN EXO perieneed in law and collections; best reference. Address V 11. News office. ClTUATION WANTKD — AS STENCkYO rapher by competent lady; will furnish chine, address t6 W. Michigan st.
t oans—money loaned on household goods, horses, pianos and other personal property, at lowest rates. Pay It backxveekly. I2.S N. Delaware st.. {oom 3. T OANS-PRIVATE,ON FURNITURE. PIJL anos, horsas, vehicle-*, store fixtures, diamonds, watches, etc. Confidential., Edward Gausepohl, room 4, 2>i VV. Washington. I OANS—SIX PER CENT. MONEY. IN SUMS of fl,00b or more, on Indianapolis property only. Pay It back when ym pleafie. Node.ay; reasonable fees. Spann A Co.. 86 E. Market. TO AN.8 - TO LOAN MONEY" IN ANY amount, in sums of |2C0 to f6,«X). on very easy terrasx low rates, no delay, can accommodate you the same day that apply, loan on city or farms. C. W. Gorsnch, 15 Virginia ava. TNI nanci a l—loans—mon ey to loan Jr on household furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, watches, diamonds or any article of value Loans made for thirty, sixty and ninety days; money on hand: no delay in making loan; business strictly confidential: lowest rate of interest. • all and see me before placing your loan. J. C. Ertel, room 24, Thorpe Block. T OANS-MONEY'ON FURNITURE,PIANOS. JL j »»«»»»■»• horses, wagons, office, store fixtures, and all kind* of personal property.ln sums to suit, without removal, in the quickest possible time and at the lowest possible rates; also on watches and diamonds. You can pay it back in weekly or monthly installments, and Each small payment reduces the cost of carrying the balance. Business strictly confidential. VV.C. Slatts, room 24 Ingalls Bloc*. Southwest"corner of Washington and Pennsylvania sts.
QITFxTIO.N ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED 0 stenographer; familiar with three machines; references. Address Z 9. care News.
T UAN.SI i LOWEST RATES,
EASY TERMS,
STRU-TLY CONriDEjrriAL. LOANS MADE OX SHORT NOTICE.
Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses,
wagon*.store fixtures, warehouses.receipts, and ah kinds of personal property tn any amount from 410 upward. The property to remain in
isturbea possession. we also lend watclies and diamonds. You can pay money in weekly or monthly install-
ments, and have me cost reduced proportionately. If von owe a balance on your furniture or piano, we will pav the same for you and carry it as long as von desire. No charp-es taken out In advance. 'Call and see us before going else-
where.
und
ley on
back the
YY ANTED—AGENTS.
a GENTS WANTED—LADY TOTRAVELON A salary. Matthews. 62T 8. Illinois st. a gent8 Wanted—to write fob Free A samples for the best sellers on earth. Frank Manufacturing Company, 757 Sixty-third street, Chicago. a gents wanted-a first-class man for city work: German preferred. United Bate* Life Insurance Company. J. YV. Lank tree, manager. 26 Fast Market street.
Established 1887. Indiana Mobtgagx Loan Co„ Room 18 Insurance Block, Northeast corner Market and Pennty Ivanlast
LOST.
■J^08T-ROLL OF GINGHAM AND CALICO.
* GEN T9 WANTELV-A MEMBER OF EACH /\ lodge Knights of Pythias in ind’anacan find employment at good wage* by applying to the Fraternal BuiMing-Loan Association, 11 Y'ajen Block.
FOR IRaDE.
'pERSONAL-LA GRIPPE CURED BY MAGJL netlc shlsloa Mrs. M. C. Thayar. Stf North UiloalaM.
T'GR trade-two new six - room X bouses for grocery, restaurant, drug store, etc. C. W. Lawrence. 90 South Missouri. ■noR TRADE-TEXAS LANDcTto TRADE a for Indianapolis real estate: will rive or take • iflference. J. W.Beck.la West M^yland. STRAYED.
QTRAYKI>—FROM <1 HARDING O cow. with white face and wide horns, front feet whit*; about 7 years old; reward; return to L. JL Hori
Return to 19 John street.
08T—PUG UUP WITH COLLAR. RETURN.
L. Rowley. 142 Virginia avenue.
T OST—ON MONDAY A SMALL BLACK AND xj tanned- dog;return to 133 Hadley avenue.
Reward.
OST-A BROWN AND - WHITE MALE
six months' old. Return to 17b
ward.
1 OST-A BKO 1 x^ pointer pup. j Blackford tt. Re
1 OST-PLAIN GOLD KING,WITH I' 1TIALB J. H. to L. F. engraved oa inside. Return 44
Maple street. Reward.
T OST —PAIR GOLD EYE-GLASS KS. WITH Aj chain.on Ohio street, between Pennsylvania and Alabama. Return to 96 North Alabama.
Reward.
M’O LKl -ro GENTLEMEN, Two MCKLY L furni<hed rooms, sing!* or en suite; both gase*: central: without board : best care taken: rolerences. 125 East Vermont *1-
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'O LEI—KOUMM. TWO SUITES. FROST suitable tor family, with board $4 to 97 pet
T OST-ENGLISH MASTIFF DOG: METAL Xj collar on with name and address: answer* to came of "cap.*' Return to 97 N. Illinois at., and receive reward. f ost-ifthkman who Ipolnd ladies* JLj watch with jet chain nasr Union deeot laot Friday will return same to Kyfera, McBride A Oo. he wUl receive 93004 mo qa—tloas aafced,
TTeHt: a home-like place two squares from po*toftice. Enterprise Hotel. Massachusetts ave. fl'O LET-SUITE OF THREE FLRN1SHED X rooms for light hcusekeeplng; unfnrnisbed or part furnished. If ureferred; well located; natu; al gas; references required. 449 North New
Je.sey.
DUIlDING AND LOAN - 8TAU SAVING X> and Loan Association, eighteenth series, starts September 30. 1891; shares $200: does 25c per week ; no assessments; membership fee50c. For information apply to directors: George J. Hammel. Jacob W. Smith, James R. Carnahan, Robert D. Townsend. W. W. Grant. Caleb 8. Denny, Jesse H. Blair; Horace M. Hadley, president; II. fl. Fay, Seetetary. 68 East Market street.
lowest and la anlform to
dent of the Kramer
TjUlLDING AND LOAN—THE KEYSTONE J > Bailaing and Loan Association. A new association, organized upon th* most popular and equitable plan. Combining all the approved and modern methods and principles. Ton may enter at any tlina without payment of back due*. No entrance fee. You may withdraw at any time without loss
or fine.
Shares are canceled as soon as paid, thereby ■topping premium and interest. The premium is the lowest an all borrowers. Dividends credited upon pass-book every six
months.
Shares 9100 each. Weekly dues 25 cents. Premium and Interest ara Included In the weekly dues of 25 cents. The directors of said association are: Horace T. Bennett, of the Fosier-Bennett Lumber Company. ,
George A. Boecklingi
Bros. A Boeckltng Lumber Company. William M. Levey, of the firm of Levey Bros.,
printers and publishers.
Charles J. Doherty, cashier of the Capital Na-
tional Ba-ik. Indianapolis, ind.
Jacob Frankel, agent of the Michigan Mntnal
Life Insurance company.
John W. Holtzmaa. prosecuting attorney
of Marion countr.
James M. Leathers, of Holtzmon A Leathers,
attorneys. OFFICERS.
Horace T. Bennett, president. George A. Boeckllng. vice president. Cbanes J. Doherty, treasurer. Hoitzman A Leathers, attorneys. James M. Leathers secretary. The meetings of the association will be held every Baturday night from 6:30 until 8 JO at tha office of the association. No. 67 East Washington street, the first door east of entrance to Vanes Block. The first pay-night will be Saturday. January 9. For farther partlclars please call at office of secretary. Jroom 34 Vanoe Block, who will be piraaed to answer ail Inquiries with regard to the association. Call at oao* a"* suboerlb* tor oharesa
calf and 130 shocks of corn fodder. Address
John Moore. Irvington. vieigei street L'OR9ale—MANUFACTURING BUSINESS; K. Mick A Co.
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chinchilla
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j> KAL ESTATE—TUXEDO. j|EAXK8TATE-8fANl.1:V. ’ '
yrEAL KSTATK-TUXEIKI PARK. j^kAL ESTATE—STANLkY I5SK
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I^KAL Eta i a rk-8KE WElr. ALEX METZ!
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Y>^: alestaTM^X £KWo0S1f*A»JEr~A LUC XV kleuger, Ag««nc ^ 1»KAL ESTATE-TUXltDO PARK. C. it K and K. J. RiCkerL TSICal ISTATE -HFROPlcRTT"' OF a lL l\. kinda. Hadley A Fay.66E. Market st.p^AL SI ATE VACANT LgTS-LA RG* xv list most desirable ami cheapest in the city. Dyer A itasgmana.n Utmost. !>eal estate-bxruainb ut VacaS? mr. *"* ot *• 1)KAL 159TAT»-KiRK. LIGHTNIXO. CYIL done, etas explosion and Ilfs Insuracos. Had.ey A Fay. 68 kq-t Market st. *
‘MTAFMfr'XpLfcNDIB FARM IN Xy Boone eonnty, six miles from Lebanon, for
Ma-ket tr * d *' Anhur n 0rov *r * Co.. W hast
R AT1C - A FEW *<»** 1-ots Lkrr XV In tha Prospect-street addition; 95 cosh and wa P re r sMeit" Ur * <1>3r ^ » Korth Dela-
T>EAL KRTATE-SIo CaSII aM> kTPEU XV month will buy choice bonding lot on
of McCarty. W.
L’OR SA l
X coats and vests nai Rales Hou»» Misfit Parlor.
tLE — ELEGANT and vests made for 925: our price, I*.
L'OR 8ALE-REPA1R.S FOR ALL SEWING I machines at •‘Standard’’ office, 172 E. Waah-
Ington et. Jweph C. Pfieger
pOR 8ALk-WEBBTJaMJ80NXoo.“fiAVl X m larec quantity of good second-hand bricks and lumber. 222south Meridian. VOR KALE - BOOK. STATIONERY, AND for#elHng. d AdU fln« location: best of reason*
iok
Idress F u. News office ' 1 ' L . —
PDR Sale-FINK PLYMOUTH ROCiS X fowls; mmt sftil: also two nice show-coops. Call on or addresl Flagg. 135 Weghorst st.. city. T^ E f L .v E ^ TAT£ ~ fiVK-Rbok HOCSk, IV South Fast st.. 91.500: 9200 cash, ba'ance monthly payments. Crawford, 72* Kast Waah-
ington Mt. FliTKD
good location. Thlrtv-fw A Smith, 6(i East Market. R AA V, K ? rrAl *-^
A Jdre-w R is, care Newa ESTATE - SPLENDID 6aRGAI#
been
ESTATE - SPLENDID r *al'ieRoe. 10 rornns?In gm-d^wt-
1» EA L KSTATK-N K\V tWCWfWWmBX IV rooms and well built on Hrookside avenue. 1>KAJ, ESTATE-At |5.» PltR VxKk.’i it nnndsonie fivo-rooyt cottage; natural pas:
FkS «^V^^ACLE9 FltTKD FROM R ^cven-rmunloos^‘bar^roonrand^n^ffi- : tele!C °l )# ^ 'Wit' lanierns. iher- j vettlenoes; lot CxM: on Ash stn et: ebart* EasT MaHcet^s? n * 11 **’ » l Optician I.ando’s, ffi ; fruit trees; 94^00 cash. Addrem A11. News
, office.
Alex. Metzger, Agem. Odd Fellows'lIaU. _
r .9ff^' sod^gnt-^iiTlgnew f7-^0: n iignes. , wood^ot^ln Bri nkman'kiV ^d^?tiT ^
TO LET—HOUSES.
rro LET-LIST. 10 CIRCLE.
fj>0 XET—<lET LIST. ALEX. METZGER.
r^'O LET-SEE LIST. C. E. COFFIN A CO.
riMJ LET-SIX-ROOM HOUSE; GAS: 912. V X Bates street.
rpo XET—SEE LIST ATHADhEY A FAY’S, x 68 East Market.
rpo LEV-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE X city. C. F. Sayies.
rpo LET-510 BROADWAY ; 9 ROOMS; NEW. X Inquire 23 W. Maryland.
rpO LET-HOUSES, 288 RAILROAD STREET, I 287 spring street, w ith ga*. -po i.ET—SEE list AT96 E.ysT SaRKET; 1 ground floor. Gregory A Appel.
rpO LET-FIVE ROOMS, 281 SOUTH OLIVE l etreet.lR Inquire JM or 2ii7 W. New York.
rpO LET—A GOOD FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, X 371 Columbia are; 96. Jay G. Voss. 31 West Market st.
rpo LET-HOUSE NEAR COR. SEVENTH 1 and Illino.s; very complete. Stewart, Hubbard Block.
rpo LET—BEAUTIFUL 8MALL HOUSE TO 1 nice parties, without children. 2UU North Alabama street. rpo LE-T- HOUSE Of SIX ROOMS. 607 N. 1 Mississippi street: both gases. Inquireat494 North Mississippi st.
rpo LET-HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS; X well and cistern; natural gas; 97.50 per month. Call :’ll Agnes st.
rpo LET-FOUR AND SEVEN-ROOM x houses, 98 and 100 West First st.; both gases. Inquire 548 N. Mississippi st.
rpo LET-FACTORY BUILDING. WELL 1 located, with power, heat and light. F. T. McWhlrter. 74 East Market.
rpo LET—145 STATE AVENUE, SIX-ROOM X bouse, well, cistern, natural gas; all in good order. Apply 430 North Mississippi st. rpo LET-NO. 130 BLACKFORD STREET, 1 five rooms, natural and artificial gas. W. J. McCullough <fc Sons.92 East Market street.
rpo LET-237 W. OHIO ST. 6 ROOMS; NATUl ral gas. i720oburn st.: front part; very cheap. A. B. Grover A Co.. 32 E. Markets!.
rpo LET-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. 24ft(.’OLUM1 bia avenue, with stab e: 490 East Tenth st.. five rooms.gas. Call 17Talbott Block, from 2 to 4 o’clock.
rpo LET-FIRST-CLASS EIGHT-ROOM RESX idence. Parlt avenue, between Eighth and Ninth, both gases; 9^0- Walker* Prather, 64 E. Market st.
rpo LET-HOUSE FOUR ROOMS; SUMMER X kitchen: natural gas: welt and cistern. No. 30on North Koauokestreet; inquire 286 North Mississippi «t.
rpo LET-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, 183 ST. L Mary rtreet; both kinds of ga«: fvu per month. Inquire of John Wocher, 19>t North Pennsylvania
rpo LET-36 SULLIVAN STREET. SIX X rooms, pantry, and room for bath; sliding doors; grate; gas: well; cistern. Welch &McCloskev.TO Circle.
rpo LET-WANTED-A good dwelling 1 of 10 or 12 rooms, hath and furnace, for nonresident client who will take lease for one or more years. Send diagram of rooms. Spann A Co., S6 Fast Market.
rpo LET-THREE NEW FOUR-ROOM 1 houses, with gas and porch, nicely finished; ff)to910 per month; Nos. 235,237 and 23!) Columbia avenue; will be finished lu ten days. Apply 80. Massachusetts avenue.
rpO LKT — NEW HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS' A bath and laundry, attic, three cellars, furnace, two gasos. sewer, etc. Eleventh street, between Meridian and Illinois. Inquire at 14 In galls Block, or 952 North Meridian.
TO LET-OFFICES aND STORES.
rpo LET-HALF OF OFFICE OR 8AMPLE1 ^room, 15 * 30. 136S. Illinois.
rpt) LET—LARGE UPSTAIRS ROOM. 8UITAX ble for light manufactnnng. 39 Virginia ave.
rpo LET—TWO BUSINESS ROOMS, GROUND 1 floor. Vance Block. Steam heal; all conveniences: flO. rpo LKT-FINK OFFICES. VANCE BLOCK. 1 steam heat; elevator; all conveniences; 98 to $18. See Janitor. rpo LET—STORE-ROOM. COR. NEW YORK L and Blackford. Apply Otto A. Deitcb. corner Alabama and Market, rpo LET-DEHIHABL12 OFFICE ROOMS. IN 1 first-class office building at reasonable rate*. Dyer* Kas»mann. *1 Circle st. rpo LET—SCI TE OF OFFICES ON MARKET X street, between postoffice and Circle. H. D. Pierce. 24>4 Eaat Washington st.
BUILDING, SAVING AND LOAN ASS’N.
TJUILDING AND LOAN-TAKE SHARES X) in the Atlas Savings Association; enter any time; no back dues; shares 9100. dues 25c per week. 96S East Market street, room 7. C. C. Foster, president: Robert Martiudale. secretary.
OUILD1NG AND LOAN — NEW SERIES No. 9, In New Year Saving and Loan, com, mencing January 4. 1892. Books now open at 36 V\ est W ashington, opposite transfer car, room 5. N 0 back dues: 50 cents per week; average interest 4H per cent. Money to loan. Fifth vear, Charles E. Kershner, President; J. H. Smith, secretary: Isaac Springer, Vice-President.
SA1 - K -tAKMAIR OPERA GLASSES—11 i
J liknes.StiiSlignes.pt.So; Wllgiies. *5:l7Ug- K
*. 9«: peari and gllt-H Ugnes.f7.n0:"'
POR SALE-SLIDING BLINDS
-a Dumb Waiters. 9 Sliding fly screens.
Building paper.
Jos. Zimmkrmas. a South Alabama.
X?OK SALE—ON EASY’ TERMS. TWO NEW I *'• Mick A i’o. *
r, :xr?.%r- SK;
CM, ‘ aod 951. 910 per
month; WashlBMon-atreet lou isoo to 9ROO;9M MF* Mark t st r monlh - C * U * A J- Rlokert,
and price see
Lynn B. Martlndale, No. 5 Talbott Block.
ITOK SALE—
YOCK OWN TEUMA
etoie rooms and two dwelling houses, can'be ide a flnit, 6 !* 8 * I*iyestment. Alex. Metxar
The next few weeks we will give yon your own , _ - — me to pay for goods. We are overstocked In no*'’® a first class Investm jany lines.and His not tfceprlcenf thegoods agency. Odd Fellow's Hall,
or the money we are after. The,e goods are In T) F.XL l»f AtK^Tl.OOO-yiiR MW 'fWCu our way. and they have got to go at any price XV story hou*e, 7 rooms, natural gas, handsome and on any terms you want them. mantols, porch well and olstern - North Bide
; south of Tenth street; lot Is 68M feet front: small cash pav-ment: balance easy monthly Installment*. Taylor d Co., room 1 Old Sentinel
_ PICTURES.
YV * have more than we know what to do with. Hundreds of them—all styles. These pictures were bought for the holiday trade, and we don’t
want them now.
Elegant pastellee. In large oak frame, 32x38. for 92.50. (Jur 93-50 011 paintings, heavy gilt frame, 30x45, for91.25. 100 oil paintings. In gilt trame. 26x40, regu ar price fl.50. going for 75c. Come while they last. Many beautiful pasteiles,etchings, steel engravings, artos. etc., at just one-
half their regular price. STOVES AND OIL-CXOgHS.
Stoves of every description. Heating stoves from |5 up. The best gas stove In the cUy for 910. Oil-cloth from '.0c a yard up. 011-cloth rugs. 1*
yards square. 65c.
BOOKCASES AND WRITING DFSKfl. Over forty designs. W# don't expect to make any profit on them. Writing desks from 97 up. Bookcases from f5 tm. Handtoroe library cases for fio, 912 and 918. Bookcase and xecretarv combined for 91«.920 and 92.. 35 per bent, off on this entire line of ^ooc}s* ^
_ CARPETH.
Ingrain and Brussels carpet In every imaginable design. 12 to 20-yard remnanteof all-wool Ingrain at 60c a vard. Good Ingrain for 35c. Brussels carpets from 80c up. Large Brussels rugs,60c. Large Wilton velvet rugs, 91. bmyrna
rugs. 8x6 feet. 93.50.
Lace curtains from 91 a pair up. Everything
goes In ibis department. DlNlNO CHAIRH AND TABI.IW.
We have a lotof odd dining chairs. Several styles of fine dining tables, odd bedsteads, washstands, etc,, that we will close out a Juttw hat we paid for them. Don’t forget the terms.
Everything for housekeeping. NEW VOItK FURNITURE CO., 84 East Washington street. North aide, near court-house.
mmm.....■ ^ Tran; KSf ATE-LOTS FOR KALk, N6 tWI IJ^aVareVt * l p * r ‘ Br » dl ®J * !>®nny, 20 North
J^EAL EST ATS—a"b A MG A IN.
361 North New Jersey et. 13rooms; hath?both gases. Furnace; oonv'enlent and modern Id every respect.
“Fo?
sol e*br"t fade. OhaeXdaw, Real eBtate**uiiiV architect, 1H4 North Meridian at.
RAILWAY IXMK UAItDB.
AUCTION HALE.
A UCTION-L. N. FERRY. AUCTIONEErT*
A East Market.
EAST BOON 137
LEAVE FOR
'Indicates daily.
Arrive from East *12:15, *7:00. 10:30, 10:30, U:46, *11:60, nitai *. pi.; 2:40, 6:00, f:08, *10:40, *10:60, *10:66 p.m. Arrive from West *3:36. *3:40, *3:46, 10:30, 10:40,10:46*. m.:2:80,*2:50,*2:8S,
6:t0,6:21,6:60 p. m. v
A UCTION—A. L HUNT, AUCTIONEEft.lfc
A East w ashlngton st.
A UCTION - GUHTlN A McuuF A tloneers.lSO West Washington et.
18._
AM FM PM
00*3 30
SOS
A UCTION-HALE OF a FINE COLLECTION iY of furniture and household goods. I will atAift wtu v/i-tt. » gt. on Friday.
ft of
sell at No. 297>4 North Alabama _ _ January 8. at 10 o’clock a. ro . a fine collection v. furniture and household goods, consisting In part of one very fine lady’s antique oak desk, fine all-wool carpets, walnut patent rockers upholstered with crushed silk plush, fancy chairs, antique oak high back chairs, moqnette and other rugs, easel and pictur - - .
erry and antique oak rr id poles. lampH, one fine tlque oak bedroom suites.
Clevel’d and East Col’nibs, Peo. Div
• %Bolle. & San *sw '■ewi ...j BccijRiDY, AbC-' Cincinnati 10 66 *7 06 *8 66 tl 55*;l OO Additional trains leave for Anderson and
Muncie: No. 24, 1:00 p.m.
WEST BOUND.
nter tables,
curtains
. ires, center
cnerry and antique oak rockers, lace c d poles, lamps, one fine upholstered couch, tlque oak bedroom suites, cotton mattresses, woven wire springs, one fine reclining chair, one fine onen-front tiled natural gas stove, shades, hanging lamp, antique oak extension table, dining-room chairs, antique oak refrigerator. antique oak sideboard with bevel glass, gold-band china ware, glassware, cook stove, tinware and other goods. Th«*e goods are In first-class condition, A. L. Hunt. Auc-
tioneer.
LEAVE FOB—
Chicago Laiayettc Kankakee Peoria Danville and
Champaign
St. Lo uie............... .*...... T. H. A Mattoon... 6 30
s‘iii;n2 so
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piaoi 7 10*1201 7 10*1201
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FOB SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES.
pOR SALE-NEW MILK WAGON. 35 EAST
H>R SALE-OPEN- DELIVERY WaOOIT;
cheap. 68 Massachusetts avenue.
T?OR HALE-SPAN OF FIVE-y'EAR-OLD F draft horses at Hcadder's livery stable. Ohio, near Illinois. Address W U, care News.
Train* run by Central Standard Time,
Leave for Pittsburg, Balti-) d 4:46 am.
more, Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York.
Arrive from the East, d 11:40
pm. d 9:00 pm.
Leave for Coiambus. 9:00 am.; arrive
r fMP n *y* : r «P»iring solicited. Leave for Chicago, d 11:20 am., d 11:30
pm.; arrive from Chicago, d 3:60 pm., d
3:30 am.
Leave for Louisville, d 3:40 am., 8:00 am., d 4:00 pm.; arrive from Louiaville, d U :10 am., 6:00 pm., d 10:60 pm. Leave for Madison, 8 am., 4:30 pm.t arrive from Madison, 10:26 am., 6 pm. Leave for Vincennes and Cairo, 7:30 am., 4:10 nm.; arrive from Vinoennee and Cairo, 10:66 am., 6:06 pm.
obblns A Co.. 33 East Georgia «t.
POR SALE-ONE GOOD WORK HORSE X and one flve-year-oid pony, cheap; one rusleather pony harness; one large covered
d 3:00 pm.
' d 6:30 pm.'
am., d 12:45
set
express wagon
Inquire room 10 Thorpe Block.
•pOR SALK - SOHWKIKLE jz PBANOE". I manufacturer of carriages and buggleM. Spring trucks of all kinds a spedaltv. Repau: ing and repainting don* on short notice. 4M E. Washington street.
FOB SALE OR T&ADE.
•POR SALK—GENTLE FOUB-YEAB-OLD
X mare. 31 South Summit.
POR 8ALEOR TRAl)R-COTTAGE6N LOTS x in Kansas City. Address K 10. car* New*. POR SALE bR TRADE-FORTY ACRES X land in Michigan. Address Qli.care News.
d. daily; other trains *»eept Snnday.
POR SALE OH {TRADE—HM A LL>ARM TES X miles west of city. J. H. Stewart, Hubbard
SHORTEST
BOUTB TO St.
Block.
POR SALE OR TRADE - A 'HANDSOM'E x two-seated pony carriage. W. C. Long's stables. East Wabash street.
>OR SALE 6r TRADE-FIFTKEN-ACBB X’ garden farm: well set In fruit: good house and barn: leaded for a term of years: located east of Belt railroad; will trade for half ita vain* in city nroperty. Address G 9. care News.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.
rFO LET-ONE ROOM. WITH POWER. X ply at Bryce’s bakery.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. TI^AL^ERTATE—VERMONT LOT. SO FEET it front.five-room house,gas,new; fS.oou, F. T. McW hirter. 1IEAL ESTATE - WANTED, BUSINESS b k/ 0 SoXst'M* 3 !? 00 I 30 ’ 000 Xr-
vanla, asphalt pavement, gas, new. F. T. McWhlrter. 74 East Market. T) eal estaTX^klIuiaNT New HoCsN. IV 7 rooms aad bath, on North Pennsylvania, for ILfiOO. M. A rbackla. 60 East Market.
LOUIS AND THE YVBOT. At Indianapolia Union Station: Leave for 8t. Louis, 7:30 am.. 11:60 am., 12:66 pm., 11 pm. Trains connect at Terra Haute for E. & T. H. points. Evansville sleeper on 11 pm. train. Greencaetle and Terra Hant* leaves 4 pm. Arrive from St. Louis 3:30am., 4:15 am., 2:50 pm., 5:20 pm., 7:45 pm. Terr* Hant* and Gr*«ncaaU* arrives 10
am.
Sleeping and parlor cars run on through trains. THE BEST LINE CINCINNATI. TIE FIM OH URTfl The only Pullman P«r> fteted Safety Vestibul*
D1 *
T> EXL E8TATE-SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE Li price-list; enohouses and ioisln all parts of Indianapolia F. T. McWhirtar. 74 E. Market. pEAd ESTATE—R.flno—CALIFORNTaTnEAR XV Pratt street: good 6-room house; natural gas; easy payments. King A Co.,96 E. Market
et.
EAL emtatk-dehibablbbehidence. xv North Mississippi. ten rooms, hall, attic, natural gas. etc., at sacrifice. F. T. McWhlrter, 74
East Market.
pSAL EhTaTE-NOKTH PENNSYLVANIA IV street, new modern 2-story house: first-
class nroperty: 3800 cash, balance 946 per month;
bargain. King A Oo.. 93 E. Marcet et.
- J ■ mr-;w ***s 'smi, ociwoeu Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati. JT or “F infoimation call at our city tlekvt office, corner Illinois street and Kentucky ava j rain^arrtve and depart from Cnloa btatlo* iSfW^^rnTrrS ‘3 Cincinnati Limited* 2;5ftum lO.Mnm Cincinnati Vestibule* 4:Xpm 12:96*ra .^‘^oand Detroit Kxf.... 6:Xipm 9:20am •Dally, tDally, except Bunday. • THE VE8TIBULED
f GAB UNI
DEAL ESTATE-92.9m FOR TWO-STOfi? iv bouse, 8 room*, and cottage 6rooms; good condition; both on large corner lot: rental 9325 per year: within ten blocks northeast of courthouse. Splendid Investment. Taylor A Co.,
room I Old Sentinel Rulldini
buled coact
»EAL ESTATE—ON EASY TERMS. TWO MW cottages on KiorenctaL,Jefferson Pork.
For terms and price see
Lynn B. Marti miaie, Hai Talbott Block.
■ till man Vestl-
. and din. ear d’y..ll:S6am
No Chi °*« 0 7: * A "’ . ^
^v. ^unOIJ ACC ««•••• eeMMeaeMMe* ea
PiillmaaY'est'.huied Sleepers for Chicago stand at west end of URioa atation, and can be taken
atei»> nm, daily.
Ticket othoe N*. 39 Soutli UUnols street aad al
Union Mtatlom.
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