Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 May 1887 — Page 3
ROYAL PStVJSi r^SgtoiJraV A1
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This Powiiirr never varies. A marvel of purity, si rc-n«th md wholesom noss. More economical" I linn the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sol'i in i-onipetitioi' ... 'he multitude of low test, short welgi: um I'liosphate powders. Hold only in can •. vai. Baking h)WD£i: Co., 106 vVa.ll strcfi, New York.
All trains arrivf and depart- from "Union Depot, (,'iii'stuut mid Tenth streets, except I. ft St.
EHTrains marked thus (S) denote Sleeping Cars attached daily. Trains marked thus (If denote Hotel Cars attached. Trains marked thus (Bi denote Buffet. Cars utt .died. Trains marked thus (t) run daily.. All other trains run dally, Sundays excepted.
VANDAMA LINE. T. H. & I. tUVISIOJf.
Ar. from East—Fast SI lil +(S) 10.00 raclfu: Kx +(tf) 1.30 a 111 Maii Train 10.12 a fast Ex t(H) 2.05
Indianapolis Ac 6.45
fieave for West J'acine Ext(S) 1.42 a Mail Train 10.18 a Fast Ex +(S) 2.13 ill 1'unt Mail +(S) 10.(M Ar. from West—Day Ex t(II) 2.18 fast 1.42 a in
Cin & Louisville,fasti2.40 Fast Mail t(S) 1.12 a
JLeave for East—Day Ext(II) 2.38 Fast Ex 1.51 am Mail and Ac 7.15 a
Cin & Louisville,fasti2.5r Fast Mail t(S) 1.30 a in T. ,fc I.. DIVISION.
Ar. from Xertli -Ma'iTrain 12.30 Aeeoinniodation ... 8.00 l.eave:forNorth—Mail Train G.OO a ill
Accommodation... 3.45
KVANSVILUi & TKKKE IIAUTE. NASIIVIU.K I.1.V1C. Ar. from
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CHx+(S& 11) 1.50 a
Ev.t fnd Ex t(l')....12.30 Clii & 1 rid lix +(S). ..10.00
Leave for South—Chi & N Rx ts 5.0,i a Ev & (ltd Ex t(P).... 3.20 pin & N Ex t[S & 15].. 10.05 1CVANSVILLE & INDIANAPOLTS. Ar. from Sou ill—Mail and Ex 3.55 a
Aeeoinniodation 9.10 a
Leave for S'tii—Mall and Ex 8 00 a Aeeoinniodation 3.25 CHICAGO & EASTKltN" ILL!XO1S.
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Ar. from North—T. II. Aceo'n 10.03 am 0. H. &T. H. Ex... 3.15 pin & Nash Ex t[SJ... 3.20 a n.& Ex. trs & a] lo.oo •T. (1 & H. Ex...10.05 a
Wiitseka Ac 2.27 in Nash & C. Kx. +[Sl.10.35 in N. &C. Kx. t[S& ft"] 4.55 a 111
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Ar. from N W—Mail & Acc'n 5.05 in L've for N W—Mai! & Arc'n 0.20 a in i'.EE link noi: n-
INDIANAPOLIS a ST I.OI'IS.
Depot., Corner Sixth ami Tiiip"eanoe Streets, Ar. from East—Dm' Kx tl»J 10.00 a in Liiiiiled t[S] 2.03 in
Alalioou Ae.c'ii 8.13 in N & SM.Kx 1[S].. 1.00 a in
Le've for We-!.—llav l-.xpn-.- 11*1,. 10.08 a Limited +j!»! 2.05 ill Mai loon Aec'n 8.15 in it SI I, Kx +[«!.. 1,0H a in Ar. from West—N Expre.-.s t|S]... 2.20 a in
Iinli:inajolis Kx 7.18 a in N Limited tfS) 1.28 Mxpres-: 11 SI... 3.45 pin
Leave for East—N Kxpiw +|S]. ..12.2-! a in Indianapolis Ex— 7.20 a N Limited HSJ... 1.30
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Catching* Here, and There, of Interesting Item*. Mr. B. A. Campbell went to Evanaville yesterday.
The employes of the £. & T. H. will be paid off to-day. The car is in a little ahead of regular time.
Mr. John Walker, an old £. & T. H. switchman, who has been on the Missouri Pacific for the past three years, is in the city visiting old friends. He has secured a position on the L. N. A. & 0.
Sunday the Yardma6ters' association in this city held a meeting. Delegates to the national meeting of the order, which will be held in Detroit, Jane 10th, were 3elecUd is follows: Mr. Clay Leek, formerly yardmaster of the E. & T. H., and Charjes Smith, night yardmasier of the Vandalia.
In'iiftospolis Journal: '"The only obstacle to the closing of the sale of the Rvansville & Terre Haute and the Evansville & fndi&napolis to the Porter (syndicate is that thn Mackey syndicate \?ar.ts 'Jo per cent, premium on the watered stock. This the Porter syndicate dielike to pay, but it is believed that they will come to it between now and the 19th, when their option expires."
Mr. C. R. Peildl?, of the Vandalia, uc companies! by Captain Siai Shewmaker, of the Van auditor's office, Abe Shew maker and O* Reynolds, returned from a three-davs' fishing trip to Lake Maxinknekee, las', evening. They report ex rellent pport. Summer touris's are pouring into Maxinknckte rapidly, and the coming eea?on promises to be one of th° mnst profitable since Maxincuckee became a summer lesort.
Supt. J. VV. Layng, of the Bee Line, is making a quiet excursion over the syB'ern, making observations of the workings of agents also, and is endeavorinfi to make the acquaialauces of the employees. His plan is to leave his car at a station, and wherever he finds an employee of the road, be be station agent or section hand to make bis ac qu2int»nce and ascertain.what he is doing and how he is doing it.
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of forty-eight lodges of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in New England, the middle and Atlantic states, held a grand union meeting yesterday afternoon in Temmany hall. Mavor Hewitt, being called upon for an address, expressed surprise at the invitation, as he had been led to believe, sinch the last mayoralty campaign, that the laboring classes were prejudiced against him ia a measure. H» was glad to learn differently. He was also surprised that he had been saked to address them on 8.mday, but had then reflected that the day was made for man, aid not man for the day further, that the nature of their employment precluded tbem from using other days.
Hon, Charles A. Dana spoke on the relations of capital end labor and against the indiscriminate importation of foreign labor. The time had come when tlis character of immigration to this counsry bad attracted the attention of the government with a view to restriction.
The grand maste: of the older, F. P. Saigent, gave a hietory of Iht order for fourteen years of its existence. It has a membership of nearly (seventeen thousand, ar.d has never engaged in a strike. Its motto is, "Charity, sobjiety and industry." Interesting addresses weremade Ly Chain cey M. Depew, Vice Grand Master Harrahan and Grand Secretary and Treasurer Debs.
SUPREME COURT.
of OptniunH {tendered Saturday, May 1-1, 1887.
A UJvI \C WOMEN—MORTGAGES—SURETY FOR HUSBAND, llVSOH. Jaseph H. Bennfitt et al. vs. Charles T. MaUingly. Marshall C. O. Kehoaring'deuied. Nililatk, J.
Where a husband and wife held land as (enmits by entirety and the wi!e lin'.totf wil li the husband in fhi: execution of :i ni-iih osi till'. 1 uid to retire the payiiuni:. if liio husband'* iUbt, Mich a mortage i* a conirac: (or suretyship on th? part nf hp wife, and is v..i as to her under tiie provifiioii!" of section 5,119 re vised aUtutsp, aud the mortaisKe is also vi. pgAii'isL the lin«,l»rii. (lOLJud, 102,) By section 5,117, revised slRUitee, a married wcuinn is as fully empowered to mortgage her real pMhU, wit!i the cncurrence of her luishiiud, aHfhe has fver been undi-r any statute cf the statf, and the onU liuiitit:cc on her poorer in that refpert is that which i3 iiiiposed by section 5,119, wh'cb in flct dctlares that where a married woman executes a mortgage which i?, in its essential qualities, only a contract of suretyship, it ii void as to her. This provision has been construed aB intended a!-.?tie for the protection cf married women. Subsequent purchasers cf the luorijjaged property, with notice, who t-rek to have the mortgage declared void cause executed by a married woman surety for her husband, stand in a different situstion, and as to them, such mortgage is not void.
KVIDENCE—REC0KD— INSTRUCTIONS. 12,891. John Low vs. George Deiner. Affirmed. Pullaski, C. C. Elliott, J.
It is Incumbent upon the appsllaot to aflkcuatively show that that the trial ivnurt erred in refusing instructions, and this cannot be done in euch a case as this unless the evidence is in the record, for it cannot be said that that ttiey were not properly refused because not applicable to the evidence. Nor it caunot be said in the absence of the evidence that the insructions feiven were erroneous, for there might have been a case under the issues in which they would have been entirely proper.
BONDS—LIABILITY OF SURETIES. 12,302. Francis M. Faurot et al. vs. the state ex rel. Henry C. C. Reversed. Mitchell, J.
This was a suit brought on the the relation of Bichard S. Miles agaicet appellant Fan rote as priucipal, and the other as sureties, on a bond executed by them to secure the completion of a gravel road. It was held in No. 12,437 (Faurote vs. Gordon) that the liability on such bond did not extend to debts incurred by a sub-ccntrjctor ar.d this case is decided the eame way for the Fame reasons.
Kc»l Kstate Tiansf»rs.
David S. rickens el ux to Jaiufs M. Sankry in Riley towuship 100 Ailiurtns Ii*yctux to William
J. Hippie et ux in Linton township 175 Edward C'ruft tt ux to Fred
Mut'hlenhaiz. inlot 55, administrator's subdivision 400 Thomas t^urUs et ux to Ruth
Boy 11 in Linton township 700 Wilson Na)»lor et ux to Joanna Hrovpll. ir.lot 2 and part in lot Gnlick's subdivision 1,400 Fr*t Little to William F.
Wagoner inlot 140, Maclsville 65 Lsnra. Ludowici to Elixabeth l.udowici, iniots 14, 15 and lt in outlot 39, Blake's Fubdivision in lot 1, Farrirgtcn's subdivision and inlot 13,
Daniel tJone6: subdivision.. 6,500
TuaJ $8,241
Robbed Br Highwaymen.
Sunday night Frank AnthoDy was robbed of 3100 by highwaymen while near Staunton, in Clay county. He was drivin his buggy several miles west of Staunton when he was stopped by two men
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who were mounted. One of them asked him what time it was. He took out his watch and while looking at it one of the men grabbed him and palled him out of the baggy. He fell to the ground and the two men began beating him. They went through his pockets and took all the valuables he possessed. He estimates his low at $100. He has no idea of the ideatity of the highwaymen, Anthony was formerly a deputy constable in this county and is well known in the city.
NEIGHBORHOOD NUGGETTS.
Unconsidered Trifles Ptck«! From the Wabaah Valley Exchange*. The jury at Vincennea acquitted exCity Treasuier Henry B. Duesterberg of tbe charge of embezzlement. The verdict was something of a surprise, bnt Duesterberg has the sympathy of a large part ol the community.
A fifteen-vear old boy, named A rby Hewitt, was kicked to death by a farm horse, which he tried to moant, at Danville, Ind. The boy had, two days before, come to live with Thomas Hewitt, bis uncle, three miles west of town, his father having died in Illinois only two weeks ago.
An epidemic of measles is prevalent in every township in day county, there being from 200 to 300 cases in Brszil. in localities the epidemic has been viru lent, though few, if any deaths have resulted therafrcm. Perry township, in the vicinity of Cory, hss also been seriously scourged with tcarlet fever, several deaths having occurred.
George E. Murray, alias Prof. George W. Nelson, formerly of Vincennes, where he got the better of many citizens, has been heard from at Paris, Ky., where he has just left that place with considerable money dishonestly gained. His motherin law, a Mrs. Matheny, who has been residing in Vincennes with her fami'y, and will leave with them on Monday for Paducah, her former home.
Chicago News: "The latest advices from Vermillion county are to the effect that those two distinguished statesmen, Joe Mann and Eugene Kiiabrough, have started a new daily Demccratic paper in Danville. This paper is to revolutionize Illinois politics and appreciate the mar ket value of frog saddles 50 per cent. We have great faith in the journalistic abilities of Mann & Kimbrough. The former is the liveliest stump speaker in the 31st district, and as for Kimbrough, he has the finest suit of red hair in Illinois."
Two young girls, members of prominent families in Vincennes, ran away from home and were met by two members of the Wilber Dramatic company. They were taken to a hotel and their night's lodging was paid for by tbe young men. They were arrested and sent to their homes, and confessed that they became acquainted with the young men while the company was playing in Vin cenrea. They were good looking and neatly dressed, seemed to realize what a rash step they had taken and willingly returned to their homes.
Rockvllte Ripples.
Special to the Ex press. Rockvii.le, May 10,—The wool season has come. Farmers come to town with their wagons well loaded and get good prices. Rockviile is one of the best wool markets in western Indiana. The Rev. O. Bebee and family will go to Colorsdo for the divine's health. A crowd of fishermen, J. H. Lindley, J. M. Nichols, H. B. Cord and Dr. W. H. Gillum, left this morning for Wite's Mill, fully equipped to have a good time and catch fish. They will be gone several days. What a struggle the finny t'ibe will have 1 Bella Moore has secured the opera house for fair week. She has appeared here numerous times and will be greeted by large audiences. —Nest week the driving park will favor with two day6 racing. The purses are .51,500 and some good horses will be present to make the amusement unusually interesting. Geo. Grimes will have his entire lot of horses here to take part, ar.d he has some good ones. Mr. Ben Mclv^er civil engineer, T. H. & I., displayed himself in the city to-day. Ban did not tarry long as he was on bnshie?-,.
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Special to tlie Kxprws. Paris,
STATE NEWS.
The R-.v. 0 is O. Smith has been installed pastor of the Presbyterian church at Frankfort.
A new Christian Church which cost $5,000, has been completed in Ladoga, Montgomery conaty.
Boys and dogs are doing great damage in the Evansville park and the police will endeavor preserve order.
Professor Stanley Coulter, of Terre Haute, read a paper on Tbomas Carlisle before the Southman's Literary club in Crawforcsville.
Fast driving will be stopped by the police of Evansville, and the law piohibiting cruelty to animals will be strictly enforced.
Michael Rooney, aged 10 years, was drowned at the dam near Cr.iwfordsville yesterday morning, while bathing. His parents reside near Linden.
Judge D. P. Baldwin, of Logansport, has offered two prizes of $25 and £15 to the s'lidents of State university for the best two essays on Our State and Her Needs."
Saturday evening Al. Emerson, a well known citizen of Fort Wayne, attempted suicide by driving a pocket knife into his throat, partially severing his windpipe and gullet.
Superintendent Wyman, cf the Crawftudsville water works, has been sent to Kaneas, and E- S, Simpson has been as signed to bis poai ion. Mr. Sampson was formerly clly engineer. ^The literary societies of Indiana university have elected Hon. John L. Griffiths, of Indianapolis, to address them on commencement. H. Parkp, of Martinsville, is the alternate.
Samuvl Chambers, better known as "Silver Top," the temperance lecltmr, died suddenly at Greensburg cn the 12ih inet. During a considerable part of his life he wu a clown in a circus.
The ladies of the Crawford*ville Literary club wUl give their 6ist reception end banquet on Thursday evening. President Tuttle, Maurice Thompson and Professor John M. Coulter will respond to toasts.
Wm. Stockton unearthed a nest of
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B. Gordon died laBt evening family residence, at 6 o'c'ock, lii gering illness of consumption. Thomas (4 a fluey dropped dead ihia raorcing at the farm on which he was livir.R, near Fam. Xbe coroner was summor.cd and an inquest was held. The post nioriem examination showed that his lungs were completely decayed. While out diiving yesterday afternoon, the horse that Mrs. F. P. Yergin was driving became frightened and ran away. Mrs. Wczencraft was in the buggy with Mrs. Yergin, and both were thrown out, and badly bruised. The buggy was nearly demolished. The meetings at the Christian Church, conducted by Prof. Black, are still drawing large crowds. The church is hardly lane enough to accommodate the people. Neurly one hundred persons have united with the church. The Paris Reds and Clinton (Ind.) base ball clubs will play ball to-morrow afternoon at the base ball park in this city.
When the new ten dollar silver certificate first csme into circulation, M. D. 1'. MacClement*, of Evansville, wrote his name and address in full on one which passed through his hands, also addiner the date, October 30,1885. Oo Saturday he received a postal frcm Ferd. C. Archer, 08 West Twenty third street, New York, saying the $10 silver certificate had come into his hands.
At the recent meeting of the state board of health, it was shown that 25 to 30 per cent, of the poor houses of the state are in bad condition,:without ventilation and that the insane paupers are the greatest sufferers. Randolph county makes the best report and Montgomery the worst. It is without any modern conveniences, there are no bath tuba on the premises, no cisterns and all the laundry work is done with hard water.
Sweet Enough to Eat. "Yes," said Miss Clara to her bosom friend, Miss Ethel, "I met youne Mr. Folderol last evening, and, Ethel, he is per-fect-'y delightful." "Does he wear whiskers?" inquire! Miss Ethel, with equal enthusiasm. "Whiskers! Why, Etiiei, he has such lovely mutton-ehop3 that it makes one hungry to look at them."—[Harper's Bazar.
Row Over Beecher Biographic.'. The anticipated row has broken ont over the biographies oi Henry Ward Beecher. Tbe closest friends of the dead pastor, even his relatives, are at odds in the matter. Rival armies of canvassing agents will soon spread themselves over the country, and the lives of listeners will be made miserable by tbe opposing talk.
Catholic Support of Temperance. The pastors of the Catholic churches throughout New England have strenuously endeavored of late to suppress intemperance and to promote the opposite virtue.
VARIETIES.
Their Boeloess Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Cook, Bell & Lowry's drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottless of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in thij very valuable article frcm the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat, and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying bv getting a trial bottle free, large size SI. Every bottle warranted.
Baron Von Den Brinckcr, at present German minister at Athens, will be transferred to Copenhagen.
Bocklen'g Arnica Salve.
The BestSalve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay requirea. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monev refunded. Pi ice, 25 c-:nts per box. For sale by Cook. Bell & Lowry.
Herr Stumm, now German minister at Copenhagen, will leplace Count Von Solmer Sonnewalde as minister at Madrid.
Ilorsford's Acid Phosphate In Nervous Debi ity. Dr. W. J. Burt, Austin, Texas, says: "I used it in a case of nervous debility, and very great, improvement followed.
The elections for members of the Paris municipul council have b?en cnrapl*t?t! The revolutionists will now have 'en peats in the council instead of four, rk Sm the lass council, while the moderate?, who formerly had twenty-two ee?.tp, \w h-i-e tni loururti in the new council.
Children
The mother find* a faithful friend in MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Price 2n cents a bottle.
John Vorbanck, Rt Chicago, saw hrs 18-montliR old 1)3by sittiiifr on imnoad track and a fast-approactubg u»m only a few rods away. The father reached the child, threw it to one side, but himself was caught and run over, beinu horribly •wangled. He died a few hours later.
He was a hard-working young nan and had been married about three ye&ir.
The usual treatment of catarrh is very unsatisfactory, as thousands of despairing patients can testify. On this poict a trustworthy medical writer says: "Proper local treatment is positively necessary to success, but many, if not most, of the remedies in general use I physicians afford but temporary benefit. A cure certainly cannot be expected from snuflf-s powders, douches and washes." Ely's Cream Balm is a remedy which combines the important requisites of quick action, specific curative power with perfect safety and pleasantness to the patient.
The college of William and Mary, at Williamsburg, Va., founded in 1693, has now only one "professor" and not a single student.
Brace lip.
You are feeling depressed, your appe tite is poos, you are bothered with head ache, you are fidgetty, ncryous, and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulants, sprir-g medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, *ml vthich stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition ui»n before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy action of liver and kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at Cook, Bell & Lowry'* drugstore.
THE MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO, May —1G—Jans wheat opened 87 Jfcc, and at onc9 w«nt to 87£e a higher figure than was touched at all daring the lata manipulation in May ontion. Nervosa feel iug in the crowd brought about by the clique operation] late Saturday, and large export clearings and on expectation of abont 3,U00,000 bushels decrease in th9 visible supply, were the canoes of strength. At midday ac advance ol l%o had been scored on the Jar.e option. Immediately after the n: on session opened Jane wheat bulged 89c, bnt it sottied back *0 88jC, and th6 final clo«9 was 86^s^835ic. ora opened easier, and closed strr-ng. Provisions—Weak bnt closed firmer. Cash quotations: Flour—Steady and firm prices anohanged No. 2 spring wheat, 87@ 87!f(c No. 3 spring wheat. 77c No. 2 red, 87Jfc. No. 2 corn, 88^1133J^c. No. 2 oats, 26@26}£c. No. 3 rye, 56%c. No' 2 bar'ey, 57c. No. flaxseed, blank prime timothy s?ed, #1 11. Mess Pork—f21 00. Lard— 16 65a6 70. Short ribs sides, lo»se, $1 Id *7 15 dry salted shontdors, bo*oi S3 5 70 ehort cjeac sides, bjied, $7 55@7 60. Whisky—Distillers' tlnis ied goods, per jrallon. (1 10. Butter— Lower creamery, 16@ 20)ic dauy, 14j£(|19c. Eggs—Firm 10)£
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May 16.—Cattle—Slow and
Ht broofht ataady shipping steers, 960 to 1,500 ponds,
THE EXPKE68, TERBE HAUTE, TUESDAY, MAY 17,1887.
seven scalps to tbe auditor and received $4 0004 90 etookers and feeders, $375@4 SO the bonnty $1 each, paid for the capture
of snch animals under six months old.
Joe Wise, of Logansport, in whose mixed, $4 0004 90 peeking and ahippiiut, saloon Will Martin was killed last week, #4 9006 e6 skips, (8 0004 SO. Bbaep has been bound over for trial without bail. At the preliminary trial it was ascertained that the direct cause of Martin's death was compression of the brain.
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NEW YORK, May 16.—Floor—Strong and a shade higher. Wheat—3iaj£o higher moderately active, closing firm No. 2 spring, 94%c: No. 2 red, 973^c elsvator 98c store 98%s99c delivered No. 1 white, 97. Corn— A shade ecsier and quiet steamer, 47}£c elevator, 43J£c delivered, No. 2, 47%a48Xc in (.levator 49%c elevator. Oats—-Steedj mixed, 34@86c white, 37@41c. Coffee— Spot, fair Bio dull and nominal, 18%c. Sugar—Dull and nominal refined, qniet C, 4%@4%c extra C, 4%ni%c- white extra C, 4jJ£a4,%c yellow, 4J£s4^c off A, 5a5 l-16c mould A, 5%c standard A, 5 5-16c confectioners A, 5a6%o cntloaf and crushed, 6 1-I6a6^c: powdered, 5%aSc granulated 5 69-100a5%c cubes, 5%c. Molasses—Steady. Rice—Firm and steady. Pork—Quiet, steady. Lard—6^8 points higher, moderately active, S7.05* Butter—Qniet and weak. Cheese— Steady and qniet. Eggs—In fair demand and firm. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New Yobk, May 16.—Money on call easy, at 3@5 per cent. closed, offered at A per oent.. Prime mercantile paper E@6 per cent. sterling exchange, dull bnt steady at «4 85^ for 60-day bills, and $4 36% for demand. Total sales of stocks to-day were 247,276 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 16. Wheat—Western, higher and quiet No 2 winter red spot. 96@ 963ic Msy, 96®96}£c June. 95%@95%c Jnly, 94^@91^o August, 92%'@92%o. Corn —Western, firmer and quiet mixed spot, 48c bid May,50c asked June, 47%@48^o Jnly, 48^@49c. Oats—Steady and quiet western white, S6@89c do mixed, 84($85c. Bye— higher 50a60o. Provisions—Qni at and steady. Mess pork—$15 50Q18 00. Lard—Refined, 83jfa8^£c. Butter—Quiet western packed, 16@ 20c creamery 21»25c. Eggs—Firmer 12@ 12%c. Coffee—Firm Bio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 18X@19%c. Otbes articles unchanged. Receipts Flonr, 7,717 barrels wheat, 11,400 bushels corn, 8,000 bnehels oats, 6,000 bnshels. Shipments—Flonr, 8,598 barrels: wheat, 161,800 bnshels.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 16.—Flour—Strong family, S8 70{g8 86 fancy, $8 95©410. Wheat—Strong and higher No. 2 red, 86a87o. Com—Easier and lower No. 2 mixed, 42%c, Oats—Steady No. 2 mixed, 80^@80%o. Rye—Firm fto 2, 6?a66o. Pork—Quiet 916 00. Lard—Qniet and eteady $6 60 bid. Bulk Meats—Firmer short ribs, held at $7 20. Bacon—Qniet short ribs, $8 25 short clear, $8 25. 'Vhisky—Firm sales of 1,530 barrels of finished goods on the basis of $1 05. Butter—Weak fancy creamery, 29@21c good to extra, 17@19o, choice dairy, 18@15c. Lin. seed oil—In fair demand, 87088c. Hogs— Qniet common and light, (S 90@4 90 packing and bntohers', $4 65@5 10 receipts, 8,400 head shipments, 840 head. Eggs—Firmer 10c. Cheese—Quiet small fall oream Choice, 12@12Kc.
JOHNSONS
Main Pen!
The best Gold Pointed made.
Pen
WARRANTED.
If the Pen doc-8 not prove satisfactory on trial we will refund the money.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
SILVERWARE
AIwav- iu Stock. \r7
KL IP. SCHMIDT
Oppo-it* Opera House.
P30FE3SMXAL CARDS.
O. O. LINCOLN. DENTIST. Kst.ractlsg nna arutlcial teeth special-n-s. All work warranted. Operation oc be natural teeth carefully performed, ifice, 19% South Sixth street, opposite •istoBloe, Tei re Hants.
I. H.
C. JBOYSES
I3SreXJK,^.3STOHI N
Mortgage Loan,
*fe, 5 3 7 0HS0 STREET.
a. Bill, is. n. 8. W. K. MATI., I. D. 3
Ura. Mall & Way,
fctSntfTFlTGrm
Successors to Bartholomew 4 Hall.}
i'S .'Iv 8T„ TBS RE HAtJTE, INI
K. A. GIMJBTT,
DESTI8T,
HAS REMOVED
J'rcia I'm «traer or Wxth end Ghle, to iiiS nurtb Sixth, tlrat door norm ot Bapr'oureh.
J. WILLIS FORD & CO. S1 493 W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
FELT GRAVEL ROOFFES
And Dealer. In Koof ng
facilities for
sucu that we can do the very best quality Felt ami Gravel Roofing, the same as is in'useof
011
all the flrst-class buildings Chicago at a lower price than Tin or Iron,inand Warrant our roofs for five
years. We also
fell mater
ials with full instruction how to do the work or furnish an experienced man.
Jobber iu all grades of
HKM1C AS!) LUBBIHTIS8 KIA
!ice, Northwest cor. Third and Main
St3.
SUPREME I.IGHI
Is the Fi:ie«t TUum'natinz
Oil in
the Market.
CONSUMPTION.
1 bm poeltlvf. :emea
tor tli" aNivf rtivasn: by Its thousands casesot I
ho worst
kind aa.i
of
long stand Ulg tmvt
heen eiircd. So string my faith ia lb efficany, that I TTi: scn-1 TWO BOTTLES THEE, tOBOttK--Tltb ft TAT.CABLTJ TREATlaE oil this dS^ue t, auy EHtterpr. Give Exoressaixt P. O. addreaib
Uf T. A SIXX'GSt, J8! Pearl St, New Yoric
MOTH FB00F BAGS!
For protection
of
Blankets, Furs and Woolens, WHOLESALE AHD BITAIL,
i. K. DUVCAI CO m-m Main St
•***-.
*"V
and
Stronger and 10c higher all-shorn natives, SS 5004 15 western, $8 85@4 00 Texans, 13 5008 75 lambs, ill 50@4 50.
Capital, $1,00,000.00.
METROPOLITAN
sract aid Grain Mani^
179 and 181 State Str (Palmer Honse)
OHIOAOO,
Dealers in Stocks, Bonds, Grain and F1 visions for Cash and Future Delivery.
Orders Executed on Margins as low as $1.00 per Share on Stacks. Grain, 1 cent per Bushel.
Pork, 25 cents per Barrel. Lard, 34 cents per Tierce. Oil, 1 cent per Barrel.
Non-residents can trade by deposits* margins to our credit with any responsible bnnk.
Customers not liable beyond margins specified on orders. Liberal inducements to Brokers.
Correspondence solicited by mall or tele cran:».
New
Advertisements.
Now when the buda begin to show, Tla time for young and old to know That I'evert, LatsUvdeaaA all Xbe Ills at Indigestion* call, With every trouble, ache or pain, Tkat follows In the BUUmt train.
Will scatter Ike the thieves of night Before a draught of Seltaer bright.
10nest Help for Men.
Pay No More Maney to Quacks.
IalterFallsyears'
will send you New Keif-Cure, discovered :s.) «xperluienting, which Never and C»tii you Absolutely Nothing until Cured. Address
Hl KY SPRAUI,. Box 465, Milwaukee. Wis.
CANCER.
Cancer and Tumors cured by Dr. Klngsley, of Danvllie, 111., who for many years has made these diseases a specialty. Tne Doctor is a regular graduate, with an extended experience in the treatment of these diseases. The poor treated free. Nn knife used. For further information address
V. V. X. KINOLLEY, M. D., Danville, 111.
I am prepared to treat Consumption by GASEUSE ENEMATA, the new method by Dr. Bergon which Is now meeting with such surprising and happy results, patients gaining in weight the nrst week of treatment. Othi diseases of
Throat, Legs Nervous System!
I am still successfully treating by my New System of Electro Inhalation. Come and investigate.
DR. C. T. KILL,
Office 22south Sixth Street, Room 19 Beach Block, over Postofflce. 8 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. Hours- 7 to 8 p. in. Tuesday, Thursday and
I Saturday evenings.
CONSULTATION FREE.
W. s. Cl.IPT, J. H. WlLI.IAiiS, J. il. CLirr.
Man fact
Sash, Doors,
Blinds, &c.
A 1)8:Upis in
LUMHEK, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, PA IN iX Oil,.1?
Hardware.
Uiibler
MULBERRY ST., COIi. NINTH, Terro
sm.tiM ('lift, j. h. ci.irr, r. k. cm kt.
TEiUtli) .1 AL'Tifi
oner
CUFF & CO., Proprietors.
Manufacturers of
Beta, MeMs, Tanks, Etc.
hop on First Street, Between Walnut and Poplar. TKERK HAUTE, INDIANA.
Repairing promptly
nttended
-•gsr
51®
to.
AH MOO LONG,
CUBE LADIDBT.
Shirts Drawers Undershirts Collars Cuffs (per pair) Kandkerchlefa
lOo 60 00 20 4o 20
323 MAIN STREET. P. J. RYAN,
Undertaker aiid Proprietor of
FEED and SALE STABLE
Northwest corner Wabash avenue and Second street, Terre Haute, Ind.
Keeps first-class buggies and
I^ared to attend
M.tnri,ln. Our
doiuc work In Terre Haule are
carriages pre
all oroers with
neatness ana
dispatch. Special attention given to boarding •orse 1. Undertaking establishment removed tc Main street.
VATT,
Is a I and Bonnet Ble&'hery ana
Felt Works
•Manufacturer
of
Plaster Blocks.
My spring styles have
arrived and I am pre
pared to press and dye hats 0:1 short notlc* 'n (iioititp.t «vip«. So. 22fl
with Third
s'reet.
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH," 71m Original awl Only BmiIm, mxuS tOwzjw BelWblr. B«*in of Iadtettaaa. Indtepmnbl. to LADIJES, Art }w DiMrirt Ir lib ftr wtfndan lettar or nlan MU
PAPER. OkUMler OkcailMl Ota. tei IXMllMn Niaare, FHUhjH
WMIl 111'» "Ckl tcAU#l" rcnrnrilPIDk tiitMMta,
Mantelsl Mantelsl
Slats aEd Iron is ill Styles.
Tbe public is respectfully invited toanralnu our stock. Also a nice line of Cooking Btoret
9UNIOBT BBOS^
SUMalo atTMt.
BOILERS, STACKS AN9 SHFET 1B0N WOBK, HULL, MltL A.VI) H1NIXJ MACHINERY.
f5gfcr
MA5UFA CTUttElte OF
Steam Engines,
Automatic Revolving Coal Screens,
Coal Shan, Flour and Saw Kim Machinery, dank Cart. fa. Mills, Castings of ai! kinds, ild and Hot Water Pumps, Stea Pumps, House Fronh, Iron Columns and all kinds of Archite:. tural Iron Work.
The COMMON SENSE ENGINE AND EAGLE STEA PUMP a specialty. Dealors in Wrought Iron Beams and Channels, Loathe/ Rubber and Chain Editing Baiting Chests amf Cleaning Ma chinery of every description used 1n flour mills.
Repairing promptly done,
Jt A. PA11KBR, PropV
Cor. First and Wafnut Sts., Terre Haute.
PIk FoiMrj ail latin Mr
NINTH 8TRSCT, (Mufecryr to Eagle, nnr Union Depot) TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Manufacturer* of
—Dealers in-
Belting, Bolting Cloth aid General Mill Sopplies.
The Largest and Best Dquipped Shop in Western Indian/
Can furnish first-class work ir.ore promptly and at better prices than any com* petitors.
A larger line of Eunice, Funaoe, Gearing,tdan any establishment in this vicinity.
We make a specialty of hotuc .?ork and store fronts. Call and see us.
r,s"
Engines,
ELEYATOB,
Pulley &n<l Machinery Pattor*-
CALL AND SEt
1887
Quick Meal
lo: ChiB'A, Water 600L Cutlery and Kitchen Tinware.
C. SMITH,
E^tnblished 1842.
O
Spring Suitings!
a?e arrived. We are displaying a fine line of Scotch 6oods and a fnll lite of Htapla Goods. A perfect fit ia guaranteed.
Embroideries and Laces Slaughtered!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
We will plac* on ale tbe entire line of "Proof Pattern*" of one of the iarfeat manufacturers of 8t. Qall
AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR!
Consisting of Swiss and Hamburg Edgings, Lace Flonncinge, fronts and all wiatiw.
Carpenter's Boston Store,
418 WABASH AVENUE.
C3-HJO- S:
-FOR THE
CdeMl Laacuter Block Coal.
THE BEST IN USE!
303 Main tei.
OUTZAHN & CC
Cornor Sixth and Main Streets.
SBFva
THE LATEST IMPROVED
GASOLINE STOVES
A Large Variety of
Refrigerators and Icc Chests.
STOTES AXD HOUSETCB3ISHIKG G00»«. Sole Agent for tbe Celebrated
FAVORITE COOK STOVF, ZIMMERMAN",
6i8 Main Street.
XXKAJ3QT7.AJK.TE:R.S
All Grades of
Block, Nat and Antl»*ci
COAL
& WOOD.
1 Kadel A Bona, Agents, mi waiasb Arnmvm,