Indianapolis Journal, Volume 2, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1873 — Page 3

THE EVENING JOURNAL: INDIANAFOL3, MONDAY, 21, 1873.

EIILSOID TIME TABLi TAKES EFFECT 05 AKD AITES JUXE 30, 1S73. Tralne Depart. Traint Arriv. C, C, C, ISDIAKATOLIS B. W. ("BBB LIXB.") N.T &BostEx 4:33 x u N O. STpress.. f:S3AM t nion Acc ' t:P5 a a Peope's Ex.. . 9:30 a Ft. W. & D. ix 11:8) A Union Ace 8:.Tf p m N. Y. aiDrees. 8:00 PKli-t. Louis Ex... 5::0 P x

PITT6BUBO, CHJCIKNATI ST. LOUTS RAILROAD. Fast Line (daily) 3:40 a Southern Ex.. l:f 5 a Mail Express ... 6 :45 a m I Express (daily . 9 :4 Richmond Acc. 3:45 pmI ichmond Acc..ll i5.M Express (daily). 6:45 v n.Fast Line (daily)- 6:"40 P M Daily except ionday TBR.&Z KAUTE. V AND ALIA ST. LOUIS. RAILROAD. Psciflc Es daily J:4!) a it I Fast line daily 3-25 am Greencastle Ac. 7:00 A u Mail and Ac 5'30am St. L. & Ems Exit :30 a. m Mail anu Acc.."'" 5-30 ri T. Haute Acc . S:C0 F MiAUan'dc Ex.... Mfi Night Ex 8:0J p m INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Day Express... 8:00 a ifLightning Ex... 4:10am Mattoon ac 8:30 r jciMattoon Acc ... 10:55 a k Night Ex 8:00 F Day Ex 6:10 p M emcnwsAri railroad. CM.St.L.F.L 4:50 i!StL iO. Kx... 1:15am JaaU--v tl:0 AMjGreeneburgAe.. 9:S0am Greensbnr? : Ac. 4:10 r M'St.L. & Q. Ex.. .31:28am tl-.. :ro rMiChi. Fast Lice. 7:a0 pm "Daily. LATATSTTB RAILROAD. St. L&C F. L. 1:25 a mICM. Fast Line. 4:35 a m Chic Mail Ex 11:40 a MiMail 10:45 am CM. Fast Line. 7:50 r nChicago Ex.... 5:45 pm Daily. INDIANAPOLIS, BLOCMINGTGN WIS STB RN R. R. FacM.Kx.eMly 3:50 a MlSxpregs (dailj). 3:35 am Day Ex 12:45 pmiKxpress 10:20 am Dantflle Ac... 4 : 5 p Pacific Mail Ex. :05pm Right Ex 8:05 PxlDanville Ac... 8:50 a m CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND INDIANAPOLIS R. P.. Mail 7:39 K M'Mail 12:10 p m Express. 3:45 p mi Express 7:55 P M VINCBNNKP RAILROAD. Vincernes Ac. 6:20 a !Speccer Ac 10:00 a m MailasidEx 11:30 a m incennes Ac.. 5:45 pm WpenoerAc 8:45 P k, Mail and Ex... . 6:10pm PKBTJ CHICAGO RAILWAY. Mail A Chi. Ex.. 11:45 a niChicaeo Kx 3:40 A m Ft.W'.T. fc W.Ei.3:31p m's W. r.&D.Ex.. 10:5 a st De't & Chi. Ex. 8:05 p MiMail & Chi Ex.. 5:10 pm JEFFKBSONTILLE MADISON RilLROAD Louisville Ex... 3:E0 a MLonisville Ex... 2:35 a M I & M. M.daily 8:00 a M'Colambns Ac .. 9: 10 A M Columbus Ac... 3:80 p x Louisville M Ex II :20 am Louisville Ex...- 6:10 p L M Ex daily. 7:40 pm gVgNING- JOURNAL. INDIANAPOLIS. SATURDAY. JTLY 19. 1873 CITY BREVITIES. Regular meeting of Council to-niErht. Counterfeit twenties, of United States currency, are said to be in circulation. Deputy Clerk Smock proposes to start for Sr. Louis and Kansas City to-nigUt. A trial of the machinery of the Indianola elevator was to have been made to-day. I: has been fully determined to locate the Northwestern Chrisiian University at Irving, ton. A picnic, in honor of Frail Dotcon's reeert marrkfre, was participated in by his German fellow citizens at Crown Hill yesterday. Extensive chemical and pharmaceutic works are soon to be established in this city, by Dr. John F. Johnson and Colonel Ira Lilly. It is thought that the amphithertre in which Eirnum's great show will exhibit, will accommodate seventeen thousand 6ight-seers with seats. An attempt of the prisoners to escape from the big room of the Station House, Saturday night, was frustrated by the watchfulness tf Jailor Taffe. A sixteen-year-old son of J. Brooks, No. 20 West McCarty street, fell from a tree a distance of near thirty feet, yesterday afternoon, breaking his leg and suflVirin-j a concussion that rendered him insensible for some time. Drs. Fox andMcL-tin placed him in as comfortable a position as pos.iHe. SHAKP PRACTICE. A young nan, named John Martin, and a companion procured a horse and buggy from a West Washington street stable yesterday aftercoon, for the purpose of driving out to the piecic at Crown Hill grove. As they wire goiag along West street, near where the new school house is buildirg, the horse shied suddenly, partially overturniag the buggy and throwing the inmates out. The ani mal then ran to the Cottontown bridge when he was caught by a posse cf young men. Martin being considerably injured about the head, by the fall, his companion did not like to leave him to go af cer the hor3e, and serrt a boy to teM the captors to hitch the animal. The boy came back and st ited that the horse catchers had get in the buggy and driven off, seyiDg that they wanted to take a ride, and guessed they'd go oat to the picnic. As soon as Martin recovered from the t fleets cf the jar, he and his companion started afterthe purloiners, bvet at kst accounts they had not been successful. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Instruments filed in the Recorder's Office for the past 24 hours, at 5 p. m , July W, 1873. Reported lor the Indianapolis Journal by Geo. W. Joseph & Co., Real Estate Dealers. 18 North Merldin 'treeS. Se tinel building: N. Xose to L. Wen lLnsf. lot 9, in Jose's addition f-450 CO W. O. Rockro'd liH D Pi' rce. t o' lots A. B . C, E, and F, in I. and Cin. R. R Co'sadditwn .... C.tfU 25 F. Reotschler to W H. Pratt, lot 47 in Rid n-u's adt i.n 900 01 J. Puten to yitroe, lots it, ti, 44, and 48, in same addition -. -91C5 0 A Kan.- to ! L-wis, loc 1. in block 8, In FleiCtwr" Sorith BrnnctM 608 CO E'-utenf W Y. W lerto R iffi-l. 4 !t 33 in'bl-k Wil y A;Co."s Lortbweat add 15C CO Sam Vc:e to H.T- M al or. lots 7, 44 ani 25 r. tx i 1". -tn 1 tot n hi ck 15. ioif -ji t: 3'i n look i. lii aniter & Co.'a Oak nil! 12,ono CO In'TT F e'er, r to H. Cirhi -. v t 1 to 11 and '6 to 1 in hiok 3 in Mtywo A . . 12.00161 L H Mrt'm to K. -rwi-l .lf -at ot 33 in h'ook 1, hi Wil -y.fc Co 'i othwe-t ad 15;t OC Sum P-nn to John Miinha :. let 4 in outlot 125. 3,000 on H. Kt mper to -T lm Meyer?, lot 8 in V ;ngate'sadd 1,400 00 .L.i.n . nson tu w. 1i )mv. lot Si in M..ri dale f On' al a!d 3.S00W Jo"n J..h:..o i t M t n wm y. lot7.s. 10 23 o ifi. o9 'o42, in Master' f ub of IlArriMt-liV adl 8OM00 Win. Cal-.well tjK. Ktoltou, lot Jt5 in I'vinton 3,008 00 Ama-di Rosr rs wB F. Abram, partof n e V of st c 2. t wn !7 nns - 2 238 ftj Z.. Hi 1 to ".vdia K. 1- frets, pt 1..U 5 od 6 in s,nar 11 CO J- Birlv to A D K-e v.on. lot "0 in FIttier ub of Fl U h. t atia w F. A ihr t. P. H-Esoii. lot 22. in bloek 2 in M irtii.dap'- S nth addition 1,500 M Sa-xh Bnker o Chas Ravmoud, lot 13 in Fl icN'r's g ib divt ka of loi 500, in outlot 94, 05 3,000 00 A K'.ifmm to T P. Smith, lot 20, in KiafjianS fecon-1 addi "n 600 01 Same to wne. lot 9 wir ad ''-Ion 00 00 J M. Tilfod an-t W Thrther to Junes McKinn. kit 33 -o 37, 47 to 57 in Tilf rd Ch'js ;d:tion -o rvintr'os 4,4 9 00 N. Kimbull o Mi'y Hafrh, part of lo s 63 and 6t, in Bit tr add M n 12,000 08 CharlesO.yohn to JohnW Wri -h' lot 42 In Edward's (abd.v Bioi of Johnnon'ehe re addition 1,800 00 Ann E. Wood to W T. Royse, lot 15 in fv(nare 9 tn oatheat ad lifioii 6W 00 John B Covmt t . N W. Fitzgerald, lot 10 n Hayd-M sabd vlel-B of Johnson's beirs Hddit on . lO 00 W Ne. db ni 'o John H Heevers. lot A in Fatont'e ?nb iv eio-i of ont ot i' 8 8,750 00 Jame-i Mnir and Jamrs Fo'ey to J. W Ba-be--. Jots 19 and 20 in Allen A Root's addi ion 5,000 00 H Davis toEllenor Davis, lot 6 in oatlot J00. .. 4.500 00

E. B. Mcerf,on to j.. Githene, Joi 3 in Harue-j'g aohdiviBion of JohnsJn's Seirs' -d'eion UOOOO .'.lonston to same, lots 3 and 4 ttt no-.,gton's subdivision of llig'.land Favk A-jdlUon 2.0C0 CO " . D weyto came, lot 2 InHayrton's snbdivsifonof John -on'e Heirs" Av?dition.... 1,0D0 00 Jno Yonng to A. D. Krewf on and D. E.

Meyi-rs, partn. e x or section a, townfhinl5. ranee 4 9,000 00 Charles W. Bronse et al . to W R Manlove. quit claim to lot- 4, 7. , 12, '6.17,19,22 to 25, 31 to 37. 41 to 44 47, 53 5-i to 57. 63, 64 65. 67. 68, 70 73 and 76 in Str .-t'ord . 1 00 A. N. Clark to F.Ii Spra, lot 54 tn Ed ward's subdivision of Johnson s htlrs aldition 1,600 00 BUILDING PERMITS. The following building permits were Issued by the. City Clerk for the week ending July 10: Elisabeth Flscns. frame addition to dwell'ne. Ash. between Cherry street and Clinton avenne $ 200 W H. Talbot s heirs brick buMnees h.ock, Pennsylvania, b tween Market and 'hlo. 60,000 Albert Cah 11. frame dwelin!;, Colnbia, be tween Home avenae "d Lincoln tre-t . . . Ed. Mcrarty. frsme rtable, Ash, between Bolton and Eitfhth streets A Van Sicklen frame addition to dwelling, Meridian street. Elevet.th Wa'd L. J Jrne. frame honse, I linois, between Pratt and Fi-t a rcets A. E. Davis, frame dwelling, "eet. betwetn Walnut street nd Indiana avenne Ilenry Bare, brick store hou- e. South, be1,200 330 500 4.8C0 1,000 teen Delaware street and Madison railroad 3,000 31. H Lindley, fram dwellirc. T.nker, between Robampton and Pe'U Railroad John W. TfcnmpMin, frame house, Forest avenne, between Cedar and Plre ffm Raeneonr, frame houcc, Ycis-cr, mar Madison road A. Cnriis. repair and alter bnildine, Masachueette aver.ne, between New York an' O. io. 2,125 700 1,200 6.P0 Frarkli i Insurance Company, business block, rorner Circle and Market. 35.C00 Cornelius Kelly, frame honse, New York, be tween Jonls and Wake .. W'm. n. Metcalf, frame house, NewYoik, between Douglass and Blake A. Lewis, frame dwelling, Patterson, between Michigan and North J D. Uamilton brick stable, St. Jocph, between P nnsylvania a ,d Delaware .. Wiliiam Falkenins, frame dwell ng, Cobura street, between Kast and Wriirht C. F. Rafert, frame dwelling. Prat street, between Pencsy.variia : nd Delaware John R. Marot, rtmodcl fr me bui ding, corner of Tennessee and Tirkcr street William Braden. five fmme dwellings M chigan Rot.d, between Mcln'jre and Brett streeti O J. R Ujnna, tw.i frame dwellings Michl gan Road between Mclntyre and Srett street Edward Richardson, frame dwelling, Brcokde avenne. Ten'h ward Sixteen minor permits amount in it to 1403 1.400 800 1,3"0 1,000 4,500 800 3,CC0 1.4C0 l.fflO 1.400 1 nirry nine permits, aathorizn g the erection o' brildir.gs estimated to cost 131.825; total valne of bui dug peiniits issued eince January 1, $1,913,758. AT THE SEA SIDE. WOMAN'S r.EAUTT IX TUB BtTH SUKF AND SENTIMENT FKENCH ASH AMERICAN SWIMMERS COCKTSHIP A I.t MODE. To the Editor of the Daily Graphic Long Branch, July 14 If anything or anybody could digrify the forlorn spectacle of shivering humanity issuing from an ocean bath then the lamented Hulpine has done it in on? of those dainty bits of verse which have floated in and out of nearly every newspaper in the country, ms poetic soul tcus idealizes some sea-side belle: Her cheek hath caught a ruddier stain, And her tnull feet, in sand that sitk, Are marblt -white, wi'h many a v in Down to the slim nd rails of pink. The wave- that have shrined her radiant form Must be humanized by the eaintly touch. And will spare for her sake in the next great strm Some proud ship from their clutch. If Private Miss, instead of twanging the 'yre in praise o? his sea-side belle, had been writing of her with the journalistic quill, ho would have dropped sentimtnt and told us. probably, thut she wore a huge straw hat, tied down over her ears, and went into the water very warm an'' ui comfortable, and came out very white tnd diippy. Tne WestEnders embrace Father Neptune with roost refreshing decorum. They wear oilsilk caps surmounted by th utuil straw monstrosities, aid .-teckiegs. Yes, stockings; ai;d they are ss much prettier tVap bare feet notwithstariding the "almond pink nails" of which Piivate Milt-s ha'hsung ss, well, as false teeth are thin r al on- s! Seriously, toough, imagine a reiuedu ballet without her si'K stocaings. Tte Wt si End belies, then, come down to bathe in blue and wbire dresses, erqn ttishly made ard tilting to perfection, of a decorous length, ai.d, beneath, a bewitching pair oi ti:ipe- ttoi kings. They oossessed the artistic perception recesstry to enable them to tfigj-en'e wiib (horrors!) ipai- ot sa aais, ano came stepping on to the baud", looking like nymphs of D.a:;a, buskined for the cfeasr". It was, douutles.', very rude in the waves to bulfet such trim little models of beauty and dec.'ium, and kr ock off their sunhats and beat tlivir hair across thtir eyes and fill their euri with bits of fl itting straw ; but the yjlid it, and s emed to like it, too. But. for a genu ne Neptunian frolic, the French and Gt-rn-an der.i-.-ns f f Isneh's ber cfl the palm. This temple of xoujjltts and ice c.eam, than which no hotel on Oi ean avenue can furnish a more enticing lum-heon, turns out every dy scores of dark-ayed, oliveskinned d-im .ist-lles for a royal bata with the waves. To say that there is a hint too much of Boulogne sur M r in ttieir robot tie bam would be cru 1; fur how could one be so prudi-h as to ofciect to a costume watch reproduces Jn life' tints much more charming what we all admire in-Grevin'B fascinating pencil strokes. Some body bus said there is nothing people are so consistent in as their inconsistencies, but let us not verify it in the present instance. These Gallic water njnjpDs an? so pretty in their short sleeved wai.-ts and Zou ive pnets, ending at the kme Ith a coquettish rttlle, and thos-e indescribable little cups which sre at once so quaint and so veritably Fiench, thht one wonders why Yankee ingenuity has ntver invented soma way la which a woman may look as enchautiag ia the salt water, as sh dots in bail room or tn op: tj. bi x I F ora M- F imsevs, who sit under umtrej:a( in the mud--, their hands enc d in tuick. undrtSstd kids, a d heads swat ...d ia two ardi or more of gr nadine v ii. K.i- in feeble astonishment at the iwiukl.ng he is of these johy Fn i:cb girls oisappearing behind some tuge bre Kt r lue Ulla etces of Da ure and beulth and beauty sre so lo?t un t-ierii that one Wtindt-rs why they didn't stay in MadiB.iu cq ure, hoisc an umbrelia In the t.atu fiom, lira on the water in the tuu, and g vze across its noble expanse in lieu of the Cj c g, Uce A-.laatic. Tut.;riiK.u eir swear no cfls to hide the beau y of tiicir londe braids. Ia this aqmtic Mi C-ta m'-thr r straw hats are sure to tumhld oil, and dt ese tht ir rosy faces and gleaming tce.b t&rou:U h.; little st' ems or water pour ing '.n 'Oe-tipc of t hen noses. Afuraal, the ctiluren have a better time at L ng Brxkch tian anybody elie. They luuible up nd cwn tne biutr, p:uy horse cars on the a-ore, I u.-y their toes in the sai.d and catch dddlei -crabs. Somt-tiuies the crabs revenge th- mn When Master Bobby's turse.who, with the p!aid inciflirence to his welfare that charactenzos her kind, has left htm to kill time ou scientific princaoles of his cwp. bears hol if nKUi emanating from the piaited bosom of b's write p. que, she know what th; I no! portentls, n 1 rushes to extricate ths toe of her pre ous (?) charge from tho i:r.-p of a r 'txiiuus cjab. French bonwt swarm on the Manf L n H ouse croquet g'ouBja. Tnjtt is, I thought them Frcueh until I beard a young lady a- one ot them, in the fir.eH beet tugar accent, to indi qurbtt the way to the bathing h uses. Tdb rep y of the white-capped guardian of li fancy I never found in O lendirf or "Fr. nch Before Biewkfast." but 1 might not a huudred ards from Duo. ia. I. s marvellous what latent capacities atmphere will bring out. There are t pes whom one never couid expect to be in harmony with the loveli'.st morning that ever shone. But we have so much suashioe and general iadunce tbt, posuibiy. it can afford to desc nd into the most uuinvi i-g sphere, and leave a blessing in it. Cyoui iuvaiids. In rolling chairs, whose lives have narrowed down to the four walls of a sick room, sit and gaze out across this wide stretch I blue, fringing Into foam at their feet, and forget that yst-terday the world was a humbug, and 1U a delusion and a snare.

WOMAN'S DRESS.

THE AMERICAN TENDENCY TO OVER DRESS THE ENOLIEU SIMPLICITY OP DRESS. Golden Age.l Our women do spend a gnat deal too much on dre-s and Other fanciful gewgaws.which tbe French know so well how to tempt a toiletteloving woman. Ia the first place, everything' seems so cheap to a shopper, for the enormous duties imposed by our customs raiRe the prices of laces, silks, cashmeres, and other expensive articles of dress to an almost unapproachable price for any but the wives of millionaires; and when the wile of a man not overburdened with this world's goodi finds that she can secure a lace shawl, ora cashmere or a velvet or silk dress for what seems to her about half its value, she would not. bfi a daughter of Eve If she did tot find it difficult to resist the temptation, and she often spends more than she ought to do in this way merely because it is such a bargain. But even this first yielding to over-indulgence in extravagant dressing in a snort time cures ltselL American ladies have good taste and a keen sense of the fitness of tbinus above all they hate'vulgarlty; and when they find, as they soon do. that it is ''not the thiog" to dress much at water placss or in the street, they quickly discard their extravagant finery and purchase more simple and inexpeneive arets lor ineir outfits. Tne English ladies of rank rather pride themselves on the simplicity, not to say tastelesness, of their wardrobes at the watering plac i, and they turn the cold shoulder with a "Brit 1th gorgon ftare" thrown in, to their American cons-ins who 11 innt in gorgeous apparel. An American lady, who chacced to trivel for several days with an English gentiem.in and l&dy, had been rather struck by the antiquity f the black silk and the coarseness of the limn collar and cutis worn by her traveling companions, but the con versa! im which naturally sprang up bttween the two parties showed our country woman that the English lady was indeed a lady of culture and gracious manner. She grew great'y interested in her, and on part ing, fortt e first time by an eschar ge of cr.-;s. sqb learned with whom she had been associated. It was Lady Augusts Stanley, the wife of Dtan Stanley, and Quetn Victoria's most irti mate friend. Yet cer traveling dress was fo simple, in fact so almost shabby, that the lady's maid of cur Araericaa tiif jrmant would have hesi at d to wear it. The newspaper correspondents gave ua recently another instance cf thi3 simplicity of toilette, in thtir description of the drets wo:n by the oldest daughter of Queen Victoria and tae future Empress of Gerinnny, on a tour through the Italian lakes. Toe costume oa this occisioa was a plain dress ot raw silK, with parasol and bat to match; anl this qul-t attire is unvariable among the ladies of nigh ratk in Europe when on a journey, or at places of public resort. Ooe except iou .to this lust statement must be made. At t e opira full dress is universal, worn to low-necked toreages for ancient dames ,-f dir, fat" and sixtj ! Englibb, F.ench and Russian wootcnareby no m ans given to economy iu dress, but they reserve their expefsiva array for Sta e occisions.and our American ladic6 are learning rapidly heu to wear thtir jewels and gaily ttiiutnd dresses, and wneu to robe theta-selrt-s simply. Tue European fashionables would be only horrified to see our young American girls dressed in point lace, diamonds and India SDaw.s, which with them no lady but a m-rricd one could wer.r without outraging evrr rule of propriety. Inexpensive and simple styles aloue belcngto oucg girls, and this lesson is a good one for our fond American motners to learn, chice they are apt to overload their youag daughters with fintry. A FORBEARING CLERGYMAN. A clergyman was recently aonjyed ry people talking and giggling. 1U paused, looked at the disturbers, and said: ' I am always efnid to reprove those who misbehave, for this reason: dome years since, as I was ;rachi;iw, a young man who sat before me was coestsn-ly laughing, talking and making uscou'h grim-at-HS. I paused and administered a severe rebuke. After the close of the service a gentleman sai 1 to me: 'Sir, you have made a mistakeTnat young man was an idiot ' Since then I have always been afraid to reprove those who mis'jchsve themselves in chapel lest I should repeat tnat mistake and reprove another idiot." During the rest of the service there was gocd order. THE EXCOMMUNICATION OF VICTOR EMMANUEL. The "Arena," ot V rou, reports, Jure 35, thut in the next encyclical' letter Fins IX will read at the consistory, the great excommuuieation will be pronounced at; .inst King V.ctor Emmanuel personally, because he na:- tigced the law about religious corportiiics. A K.uunu j .ureal udd to ttti.-: This time it is not an oruiuary eiicjclical letter, but The cret-t txcommunicuiou will be read in the O.thccral ot St. Peter with the greate-t soleniLity. Tne Cathedral wil: tie oraped ia bin. k, aLd ythow tapers will burn on ttia altar as in passion week. m HOW TWO LITTI.K GlBf.8 CAUGHT A BIG ti'.LMON. (From the Halifax Reporter. Two little girls, aged respectively, ten and twelve yer3, d ughter of Mr. Brllos, ThreeMile lljuse, while fisliiriii for tommy-cods on the braeh under the Three Mile House, rtceot.ly ho ;ked a salmon. Tiii falaoa proved too strong for the eldest girl, and, in its death struggles, dragged the youtbful ti-ber into the water. The younger oue, seeing the predica ment of her sibter, caught bold of her, and by their united stre ngth they succeeded in killing and landing the Salmon, which weighed twenty pounds. FICTION AND SCIENCE. From the Cincinnati Times.l When Poe wrote his harleston ba'loon hoax he attempted to partiailv obviate, on paper, the ditll.-ulty f maintaiuing a required altitude without loss of gts or h tl a-t by the use ot a very long rope which should triil upon tbe g-ouud or wate . Whenever the hallojo sank it as, of couiSe, relieved of that poninn of the rope wbl -h . eited upon tho erth We note the same appi.ritus adopted In tbe Graphic balloon preparing1 fur Professor Wl-e. Ii. i not tbe first lime that imagin tiive itterateurs have helped along the can e of science. MR BlEtSTAD PICTURES. Mr. Albrri Bierstant ct two pictures to the V eura Exhibition "D. inner Li'ie" and "The Emerald Po i1." F.ra lo.ig tiratrjeT piintings rould not he found in the Exhioi'lon, nn.i it was supoo-ed that they had failed to arrive. Ir, now xppears tht hy some unaccountable mis'ake ih-y were hu g in tha Belgian lustead of the Atncr.caa dtp .rlm?nt, and there they nmain up to the present time. The artist's name probably mislt d the managers of the Exhibition t.s to the source whence the pictures came. A DASH AT WOMANKIND. IBy an U&k nil Woman. There i no s.-.tinness in the world like the utter spiritual selfishness of womn. Tlv r is not one it. te -housand who would not ra h -r see her husband tied tn her apron string-, or hoveling atK.ut her sofa, rather than giving his genius to the world, or hit services to i- country, or doing his duty in tne spht re where ife placed uim, pnv ldd a ways he culi give 1 er a auliicient income to spend at the same time. Tun niGiisar nots known. A Miss Eyitrtson, daughter of a Cornish clergyman, rtcently appeared at a charity onci rt at Plymouth, and a ccrrespondect sa)s that "her voie has a higher rar g than that of any hvi ig singer She can touch the B an octave ab ive the B reached by average professional sopranos, nod four times on Wednesday night sustained the upper G for several eeconcs with a clea-nrss and poer which produced intense excitement among the audience." WHAT WOMEN WSRE MADE FOR. From the Golden Aga Women were made to pet clothes on, the majority of them; and if they u'ress well, open their mouths with a little prudeoxe, and keep within bounds of tbe calendar, It it all that ought to be expected of them.

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3IVE HIM A CHANCE TO BID. For a .First-Class Job of Plumbing so to C. T. ATKINSON, CINCINNATI PLUMBER' Corner of Illinois

INIANAPOUS WHOLKSALK MARKET. New neat is beginning to arrive more plentifnlly, and farers dlfpliy more readiness to accept the ffiarkctrice, havl g become convinced that It will cot payo hold back fi.r h'gb rate. Corn and oats are dullnd onchanged from former Ogares. Floor meets nh rather better demand, and valnes display a slicht lffeiilng terdency. The provision market continn flrm and steady at quoted rat.-s; the jobbing auronsumptive demand is ac'ive. Groceries are niudetely active, and prices arc without ceutial chaie. f.'gs are lower and are in fall sapply. . Breswx Is qaou d at Vrfb-V per lb. BKANx We quto at (2 0U34 50 per bushel for prime nay ana (1 50Ji.l 15 for csmmou and mixed. Biiooji Common ure quoted at (1 (KX&3 60 per lozen. ui good al (3 U0(&) 50. Bitte Iain modera'r demand at former flpures. We qnot prime roll at liaise: me atom to common at 6c. BrtLDia AlATKMAts Tho market Is steady. (Vaster, per barrel, f3 lime, per bahsl. X304.c; cement, per barrel, $i; hair. 4i,c;5re brick, p. r 1,000, f 35; pine Uth, 3 83 per 1,000 :hlte and, (4 p.-r bhl. CannkiKkvit Tonmues. I lb cans, standard, f 3 252.2 J; 8 lb, 2 T0a2 8J. Corn, soaked. 3 2VTJ t 50; y.Tnontb. fl 5; Mountain HweeU fa. Strawberci, f2 75gl 00. PineappK ti tO2 "ii. rinms, $3i'i.2 75. Biackbcrr.es, fl 7N22 00. Cherries, t Orji 50. Pers, f 1 75(?t'i 00. Kaspbe'Tie". fl Si'S V, String lKan, f 1 75ft2 00. Lima Beans, ti V.h'A I. Peachci, standard, lb cans,f 2 l0&, 1 V: 8hans. fi 15fM 30. CHKEHE-Cboicc factory is held at 122,13c, according to qudtv. CANni.it fall we'sht star candles are q noted at It yi'vt per pound, and common pressed at 1 Corf Er. Are he'd with great stubbornness by imporirs a d pticcs ore firm. We Quote Hie collet roat!in, at 21c; fair, 23X(S24c; good to choice 21XQ35c; Lairaajra, 2iX&25c; Java, Coal to:k or Brazil is quoted at 16c per bush el: hittsiirL. Sic per bushc-; Jl'.irhland, 14c; Cannel, 3t: Sand Creek, Kic: ii car lots about 2c U,wor for 1) tr.e above varieties; c.ke sells at lbc; tuirlirac!l.?SlV7M2 P r ton. Ei.g e very dull, with a downward tendency. ovv.n to Uu number or hpotlea ones, we q':oie lreb eKt lOo per dozen. Kb thks Choice lota are firm atCftJtV'J"; prime, 7(Vrr.T2c: ol itd mixod d.va40c per pound.' f Ae s arce and in only moderate request, with ;ir:ce lina. No. 1 wuite nah command ti 75 (Ttfl ih ivi half brl; kit, white ttsb. No. 1, 1 35ai 4. Vo. 1 mackerel, f8 50&9 10 per half hrl- No 8 nnitipm. 7 Slf?.S tr half rirl : mi rtmrkerel, per ku ti S5; No 1 kit mackerel, fl EVftl 65; j No. 2 kituiaekercl. f I 4.K3H 45; fsmiiy mackerel, f 1 2": emtked halibut. 14c per lb. IroKK ONf BiiiT Market fi-m. We quote Palermo lemons tltt) per box. New layer raieine, f 2 6044 2 -5 peri; loose Muscatel, t3 0CG3 15. Tnrkisa prunes, aei, 13ifc'-4c Layer figs, in boxes, lrM7c; arum fiirt tew. 12JHc; fli;s, layer. i:(i4itc; mrc in l-a-ii t. new, ltXttl7c. Citron, 4ifVjOo. and currants $tlOc prlb. Dates, in Irailo, utrMtcpcr !: qutirur. lie Dried poaches, iX'AL'io; ayplen. .Vf oc tun' rrere Is a smalt trade in this etnplc rriccs nri.nt:li.iirfil Fancies ura quoted at 1 7 50j;7 75 u-r brl: family' ttti 7 jfl.7 25; U. 11 extra, dull at f j 00 iZf 2.V. -.nirf.ne. t i 7.5&4 00; tiue. ti 5oyi 00. Giu;kn cki'it anu V euktable Green apples srequoudjt f 45 p rbrl New pota'oes, 3 per Iirl. N.w v,-a:!!. f 3 rW4 per brl. Pea. f 3 NH4 perbri. Oicumix-im 251 c per dozen. New Cabbage, $2 tt.i l-er brl. Itadishcs. KlKif.Hc per dozen buurhet. New oiitons red, $1 (Nnfjl 50; while, f I 50&5 W. Blackbi-rries, 7 0&8 00 per stand. Grain itere pis f new wheat urj more ample, and valne are nnchtned Pri" e red wheat ts mitd at ft 2ul ver Dushel. Amber, 1 25r.l.S: whit.-, fl 40711 45: New wheat commnvnii (l V)il 15 for prime 1 itx. Corn in the car S.V,37c. ? ail barley, No. 1 quoted at 70t3i0c Rye, Krxf,70c. Good clean oats, 32&34C per busael in car loads. Hat IKiee ts quoted at f.820 per ton; pressed, f20; titrht oreKH m1. 1I; and f2l from store. Hidks Xo change in prices, with a very dn"tl market City vreen faidea are otioted 6c per lb; gtewi sailed, dry suited, 'P4ai3c; drv flint, l'Jil5c; jm v kip, 10c; green calf, 12$c. riheep pelts ccmtr.aut! 4Va75c. Bohint Ihe market is active and firm at $1 S5I5 4 50 per bbl. Hog .mmand f 2 502 75. with a good demand. Iron ajtd feTKEi Common bar Iron 1 quoted at f4, rte nrt ca;-b: sheet iron No 87bo!!td. 7 00. Bt Eniish cact stet-1, 2.r; American do, Sflc; Na'ls t 85 jwr keg; Burden's horse shoes, 1.7" 20 per ki-e Leatheb Trade is better. We quote Buffalo sole, bist, ot oo.it.S7c; i beH BuOaIo sole; :;2 c: bast B st -Id S2CS34C; No. 2 B A. 3 r32c, otik so.e, !W43c: harness, 40.48 per lb; bridie, per dozen, fc'KV&'iS; French kip, f 1 VoC&l "5 per lb: French calr. 1 7rr 50: best ci'y kip. 7Vfl 45; best cit7 calf. $1 V?m 50. Yi iu Fkkd ltrau4 comm.ir.ds f 11(313 per ton; shin str.tr. 1 tffft S per ton. and mifllMnps f 15(1 W. Moi.as!et Pi-nips are firm at 55c to f 1 per cation; St-w Orleans moiasses is rcarcj at 704tPOc per gallon for fa'r to choice. Oils orilet and nnchanged. Eaw Unseed Is held at 37c per trullon: boiled, fl '2; rnrrortmate l.i-d 011,7578-:; ice preocd do . frvrfc tv;c Star.dsrrt coat oil. lxrfc:tc. Heaflllght, 17ft i-g. tire tit. a?7J4nc. Best bunk, 70tii75c; best straits, "W'vK er gallon. Pon.TRT Y-nne chickens are quoted at f2 DO per do. Live cMrKcn. old, c- mniand f 3 W) per dosen: roo-ters 2i,c: ducks fS UU; turkey Pc per posnd. Pnovisiovs Are firm and active at former rate. Bilk shoulders. 7XC; clear rib sides. !'c; clear sMes, i(VC. Bacon fhoulfers. 8J'e; side, H'c; clear sides 10)iC- Bnnkfast baron. 12c Dried beef. 17 lixe: snirar-cnreQ nuns. lsr. UM. c Haw-oinet. We uuotv Strfe for cotton. Hits Active and firm. hauwxtn commands &9lc per lb; Pat;. a. HtfltlVc : Carolina. SKfTitie Salt Lake i qnoted at f 2 Uffat 85; f2 I.Vi&l 20 ror mrloti. fitito Klvcr fi V-W w in small lo's; f a 15 in car loaas. Stakcb Prime pearl commands 5)tfe, and second quail' y nc pr p-mnd. Soda B:-earb. sodl Is quoted at?&8c in kegs; lnb-xes svfc9c. Soap ' omcion is quoted at &xc, and Uennan at 8c per pound. hi nAR -The demand for all cranes of sucars is v. ry active at Ura ptices. Demariras ae not. d at Unlive per lb; hards. 12W vc: A c fiee, 11 r: extra C, lianXc; ci clec Ui .'cBllc; yellow. WdtlO per pound; inoUsscs sugai. SJciJIJtfc; N'w Orleans, 9(3 liiVfc. Tea rrta in fair reqm st. Imperial is quoted at 6V3.I 25; Hyson, (iiicSif 1 SOiVunpowdcr is now worth tlCti 40, and hlakand Japan at 50cf 1 25 per lb. Tallow Is dnl! at 7,Vc pr lb. Whisky 1 quoted at 91c per eallon in iron bound roopemje. Hoodem ahe No. 1 tubs per Sor.en, f 51 P0; No. 2 ditto, 10 00: No. S ditt', fit 00; No. 1 chnm, cororaon. per dozen f 11Sll 50 Nj. 9 d:tt , 10(ftt0 50: No. 8 dit o, fdntl f,0; No. 1 cedar (tirns, brass tKinnd, f21 f.ii 10; No. idilto, 20 OlvJT.Jl 00: No 1 aph churns, f Hi IH: No. di'.t--,, f '.4 P0: No. 3 ditto, f 12 00: stave hlf b-.shel mas rrn. .) 50; hoop, iron bound, ditto, f5Ci7 00. keele, Bti in nest, f2 2' ; m' al sieves, 14-ili. 2 i5; ditto IS, f 2 50: o. O. ' nrkcts, two hoop, f 2 S5&2 40; d:tt" three, f i W?.2fi5 Wool W- contl: ue to quote 3Sc for best medium c-n-m0u unwaehe.', and 45c for ;ab washed a: d picked. WM. II. IIENSU1IEN, DEALER in HARDWARE & CUTLERY MECilAN'ICS' TOOLS OP ALL USD?, llOOitR, 8A8II & BLINDS, 123 E-VST WASniNQTON STREET, Opp. Court House, Indianapolis, InL inlle3u 'l'liM H-ut IS NOaNKJOO GUOD. Toll-t and Fancy Articles. Native Wirier., Choi ivrfuraert s, Spong s, Sops. etc. Tbu Purest Drugs that mouey can bay. PEriKY BROTHERS, 8.W. COR. PE5SSTLV5K1A AND MiRXETSTS., feblely OPPOSITE POST 0PFICK. RAILROAD PKiNTiNi eu aua prumpUy dotu at the Jotjrjial Bstsbllshment. New material has been procured, rood workmen employed, and nc pains wlQ be spared to (rtre satls'actioa to ou ens tomen. Oiv f acUIUaa for tbia als.4 of work art aa nrpaaML

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Vphn's IJlocic, 13 N. Meridian Bt, Receives dct0iis of 10c and nnwar.'H Junn an 183. total dujositors. ,fit; depos:t-, $131,fc90 11. Dividends camnpnted from the ltt day of every month. Dividends paid on sums or 15 00 and npwnl in bank 60 days from let of any n.on h and withdrawn b.-fore dividend day. All uividecds Daid January and July. Until farther notice soy boy or Kin unuiT ix years 01 aee, a, pi)tng at tne ran will be furnished m -wn toot ne and 10 eenit crvlit thtrtin. to bo withrtriwn at their pleaenra after six uiui iub. vs i-n- nonaavs ana utrJay nnul 8 p. m. W1L.L.1AJS . JACKJiON. irea1dent. JOHN W. KAY. Hecretarv. . decil 9ma INDI AN -AJPOLie, Monday it Tuesday, July 28 & 20. P. T. BARNUM'S 7 r.Y ;-vL, v"Jr '..V t ' ' - n--. tern Great Traveling WOHLDS FAIR!! HIKES TIMES LARGER THAN EVER! i nor natilv rttf ed and reorfn-n'd at a cost or $1, WU 00 for 1873 and so colo k-I in i topor ion an U to be trn times larger than any other show n;he Ut Ited S'ste-. In rrtif of wb'ch a i halieniie of $liJG0,bV9is unereo. vviuexnioii in INDIANAPOLIS, Monday and Tuesday, July 28 and 29, On groucd located OVER THE PJVJs.lt BRIDGE, At the Foot of Kentucky Avenne, As there is no Lotlarge enonrh this side. (livlne two ertert.Vnmc t the firt dav afternoon and cvening-and Three Grand, Fu.l and Complete renormancis oi tee cniire TWENTY GREAT SHOWS ech snbseqnent diy morning afternoon and erea in--. Dors open l 10 a. m. end 1 and 7 r -u One Si. gle Ti'.ket, 50 cent. aim ts to all. Children nnder nine year or age, 25 cents. Hcserved Ampbl1hea"er seats, 75 r.pnts. To sccommoditc tbe 30.C01 persons wbovts't this exn'iti'-n cntiy. a urxnn Wooden Arrpblthe.er. similar to the ancient Roman Amphitbeatc. will bo erected on the lols eoiected, at a cost of $5,000, ccntijruoasto tte COLOSSAL MH'ODROME PAVILIONS, With chn, IJescrve Seats overlor k'nf the entire tuci:eace, fiv)" fnll v!eof th? Hi,.po(.rome and its Three Separate Circus Performances, With fijo.tt jcatirjr capacity for ; 6,030 people. 100 OOO CTJFIIOSITIKS. 1.510 Animal, E'rir Rp i.es nail Marine Monster 103 I'n -h: and Vant 1? Je-irj-cons SfnMinrv Ptiarlots. t Trr-'nsof Railroad Cars 3 Great CitC'ts Troure 3 septate n1 dUtii ct Circus li ngs r:. 'n i..i ptjrroriti inr- ai. i nc s irre lime. FOUR LIVING GIRAFFES! M.'ivi water t'nks full of Liv!n. Kea L'ons and orhar M i-ine Wonsf.-r-: Pi. if. K )-' jn. ill 'nittIng M .-whine1 Wl'd F i Ca nibils! Modoc. Com -pchmvl l i"rr lnan; s! i nnr ror (irm nj s!p-hniits' Wo-dert;;' K d.ne Oo.ts! sI)VlL DOT, the CHlifornta Dwarf, lfi y. srn oi l. inches high, weighs id pou'idH . aimj, n e ceitoraif ii CO I MODORE 1ST TTTT, The be-t f'omtdnn of ry ajr oi 'n the world. This lil pn'ian onmn-iii, Iiiviik a few w -ek" to sosr" during the cuitncr ara iot: o the Gen TOM TIU MB TRnrPB, 's e. ,1 to act a Coufdian an-i clown. He 'i iu spttear in other eomie Im p.-rna;lns and nt itjne ciiai icers, well worth the whol.t i.r'e of adn rr e adm Hion to the entire TWENTY T fJOWS cnarsnteed to all who buy th Life f f P T. B ARNL'M. w iiten by himself, S'jO pages, illutlrated. RfiUC. tl from S3 5J to f 1 50. ' 'm-th a 5 100 G -eenbsck tja b.-'nncr." Horace or eiev. W"WIP 'ijo exhibit at Hamilton. .Tulv 5: Davton.Jnlv K; Lfyete. Jnly :1; Danvil e. Til.. Julr r. . . T , T . . . . . , t . . . . . j. NEW AND ORIGINAL ''tV GEOMETRICAL CHECK PROTECTOR TbJs die cnts the paper (over ttto amount in furare-, or in h nl0nr;-in matter) In fomctr.cal form. Icavitie t ;e paper more 1 ke a coowtb itv-.nany otoei wu:i n.fua wneu nem to tne nr;ti The Lines Cut in tbie Form nil Radiate front, the 7rtor. De'y jig tbe Fen to work upon It in any regnJar form o.ner man hs own. rnjriiiveinKscanDetaKenoitor paper ny the nse or acids at d slight rnbbinc Thi- ro m trical im pression will i.ot stand to be wet with aeids nor am tubbinir what vr. Had some of onr lar-r cities nscd hs, or "( me h'nt: similar, mi'liorsof dollars wonlrt have been sived trt lh-Ir commnnities. evid-nc-i of th's It s onlv necessar to mention the raised chec s that, we-e paid h the cities of Mi wan kre. Wig and Kvaaaville, Ind., w th n the last 10 days (wh'ch in all amounted to ov.-r JLOOo) loommind attention and rsspect for this Geometrical rrotector. IT 18 THE BUSINE8S MAN'S FRIEND, AND A PROTECTION FOR ALT.. yoa s A LI BT IXDIA5AP0LIS JOURNAL COltTANY. FOR SALE. VCATLOTon Arsenal nights inaverwmom Inent locatio : 0 f e t f.om b Itil fcit dkp: very ucap. jt ilo fti wry DOUSK ND LOT on Ash street, nar th Univer sity; 7rom, wiinall modirn imnrovcnv nu; iot 45 r etiy lwieeia irp. jrice t3,0t0; ca and payIUCUM, VACANT LOTS in alt parts of Oia cUy. forsaJo, ana nousei ana 10 on ail tbe prominent as wtll Die mor remots streets. Call on JME3 T. DTJNV. at EaM ntftsblncrtrm ChMul mylleSm let stain west of Delaware

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VIEl-XINO K. MORRIS WEIGHT 4- ilOKRIS, REAL ESTATE DEALERS, No. 14 North Delaware Street; 1 2? T l A. O LI S. RESIDENCE PROPERTY. We have for sale lit uses and Vacant Lots in all parts 'of tho city on easy terras. Lots in Root & Alice's Addition. Lots in Johnson's Heirs' Addition Lots in Fletcher's Woodlawn Add'r. Lots in vicinity of Car Shops and Sewing Machine "VVotks. Lots in Indianola, v.e.;t of White River. Also, Farms anl Country Troperty near the city to which we invite tte attention of all intendirg purchasers Intimate, krowlcdce (rained by long experience and close observance'of values of property In differ ent localities of the c!'-7. viilitntble ns to conns safely those wanting to make paying Investments" Fcrsons can procure of ns all the aecoromodaUona as to terms that are to be had anywhere. Wrijrht & Morris. mchlSelT JUST AHR1VING. LATIL L500. OOO Dry Ple Lath. Will semower than any other hous !n 'lie citv. as we must eet them ont of tbe yarj to mike rtj:n for more stuff now coming. f500.00( Pe?t Miih'ra-t Shincles, now arrivinz Must sell low to mke room for others on the road. tit ,oon Ko. S Fiac Shir.-jlcs. Cheaper and better than poplar. LUMBER. X fiOO OOO Joists, Scar.tV.Bz. Timber and Boardtr, bo:h P.ne, l'o '.tr aid uak. FENCIN G :md POSTS. !00.000 feet Ferclnjr. . 5.000 Cedar and tiak Posts, for sa'e low. We have six teams to del.ver lumber to ai. v part of tho city. COBURN & JONES, "Vartl "N"ortli of Torre Haute Depot J. M. LORD & SONS, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKERS, Boom 4 Glenn I31iclc. For Sale: For a few days. 55 acre, four miles f om corpora tion: the finest pr.r 'en traot in the St"te; (rood pike all t-.e way: e- be bought on th best ot term. lord's addition to r stit-.vo d; the largeet and cheapest lots in the market. Lot on North f enn- sste strce:s, S7x3t"i8 feet, fl85 per foot. Hoii'e and lot on N rth Mis i slpjii; ca and water thr.iuh ihe hnure Price. f-t.(;i):i. lionse aoil I i.cn Noh Viin-s-tc street; f4,(XX. Honse and ot on bt. Clair i.ear M-stachusettji ave nne, 801 House a-d lot on Si. Jus.-pii street, 7 rooms, lot 4 X150; Iloa-es ind vac.m- lots in all pirts of the city. Acents for WoodrulT i'laoc. lanifclv A. M . Lorr "DNS. TO OT JrlO ME. EVEUYTIILG IEV. DiniiisX r om ti tint' Tim. Anyihint; the H pu-nre can desire ou ih- hr r-r no tice am! I'O trson r r j -.ite. J. PYL.I . Successor to DEC! ER BROS., 17 Jiinrtn TPr:..e Iv mi. St. I re a .'-3ml AUKIST L-l. 8t.. . Q-J 12V N. Del Artifldal Rv. l ifted mav-m 23 . N V V K S X K Mi . - HOUSE RUM.l AND W'lIDISO .V0VER, Res. 97 Pi.-ru J-tKet, Indianapolis, Lid, 5nll5e3m ' O I . A. B S Of all kirni inlu-iiTije French Plat. K.r sciifli I'ryLriJ. r'renoh "Wlndaw t.rf. Pi iKbur? Oitis ClIliAPiiHT AT "vTITJ Ac I'KKAC'K. 18 WEfT W.'tlHXOTON .S-"KEET. jjrj4e:irn UX of rrery deM V.yr.. frjt at tbs 'jft-o itOtiC?-

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