Indianapolis Journal, Volume 2, Number 215, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1873 — Page 1

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r s VOLUME 2. INDIANAPOLIS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, wi, NUMBER 2151 PRICE, TWO, CENTS.

m H O o .IS o p Q H i-3 CO O W !25 4i O o M f4 CO O o p-3 o o -3 W3 o CQ o 5 DQ o w o S t o 02 d 00 CJ w N CO o o o CARPENTERS & BUILDERS! ncements offered la Doors. Sash. Blinds, -Glass. Hardware, and Mechanics Tools, BY STORE Y, NEW & CO. EXAMINE OVR STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE PUBXHASKxQ ELSEWHERE. sep3-3me W.M.JONES & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 76 EAST MARKET STREET. FOR BALK. Honse and lot, 5 rooms, on Fayette street, ..Houm lot, 5 rooms, on Eighth street, . and lot, 4 rooms, on East Pratt street, $o,U0Q, Hojase and lot, 6 rooms, on South Illinois st., Tj' aX). flouse and lot, 7 rooms, oa Rohampton street, o,500. House and lot, T roc.ms, on Ea6t St. Joseph street. i,10e. House and lot, 7 rooms, on Ash st, $5,500. House and lot, 7 rooms, on Cherry St., fti.OOO. House and lot, 8 rooms, on North Tennessee etreet, f 3, COO. House and lot, 8 rooms, on Ash st., $7,200. HoSSnd lot tt rooms, on Christian avenue, $8,500. House and lot, teu rooms, on Broadway st., 910,500, VACANT LOTS. 50 feet on Rohampton st., between Seventh and Elchth sts., $40 per foot. 71 feet on Park avenue, between Seventh ud Eighth ets., $85 per foot. 86 feet on Broadway, south of Tinker street, t90 per foot. 51 feet on College avenue, south et University, $100 per foot. Lot In Johnson'! heirs' Addition, tl.200 to J,WU. SDann & Co.'s and Fletcher's Wooalawn, wu to f 1.000. Lots In "Arsenal Heights," "Anenal Park," "Brookslde," "Allen fc Root'a" and all firsties3 additions. EVENING JOURNAL. INDIANA POLIS, TUESDAY, SEPT. 30. 1873. GOT THE WRONG MAN. IBocton Traveller. The beats ot New York are as persistent in their sinful "feames, as are the "Judge" and -and "Major" to obtain drinks between drinks. The following is an illustration, in which the renowned impersonate! of "Kit" was an intended victim. He arrived in New York one morning, gone time ago, and was hurriedly . walking along, when a poorly -clad but honestlooking man overtook him and placed in his hands what appeared to be a well filled wallet. Before the actor conld ask for an explanation, another poor but koneet-looking fellow came op aud poured out his congratulations: "Now, wasn't it werry fortunlt, sir, as that waluable pocket book got Inter honest hands William eeed you when you dropt It, and not every poor - znan with a large family would 'ave ran so far and so fast to hand over a treasure like that to Its proper owner. They wonld have kept it, eut William Is" "A beat. Why, old fellow, I have shown np this trick oa the stage for twenty years." The astonished 'friend exclaimed, "rmblowedlf it ain't old .Chanford. Say, Bill, git." Aa BUI was putting this advice to practice, his pal Bald, apologetic- - ally. "No c Hence, sir. Business is business. We all 'ave our lines, and every one to bis perfeshion. Werry sorry, but we mistook you for an- ' ether man " . Mr. C. was convulsed with laughter, and before he could control himself the pal had vanished with bis honest friend William. a THE GREATEST CATTLE RAISER IN THE " " WORLD. Samuel W. Allen, a native of Kentucky, who has resided from Infancy in Texas, and is now a citizen or Harris ceunty, in tnat state, is tne largest cat'. le raiser in the world. He is the owner of the following ranches: L Ranch Grande the largest on the continent embraces an area eighty miles long and forty .wide, and Ilea between the Colorado and Nevada rivers, extending through the three coun- ' ties of Matagorda, Lavacca and Jackson. On this cm ranche alone Mr. Allen herds 120,000 cattle. 2. The Home Ranche, sltnated in Harris county, pastures 70,000, and includes an area of a lttle less than half that of the Ranch Grande. - S. The San Bernardo Ranch Is In Fort -Bend county, and pastures 35,000, making a grand total of two hundred and fifty thousand ' (250.000) thead ot . cattle owned and handled , tyeae man, and. subsisted and fattened upon the native grasses and spontaneous growth of ' a comparltively small section ef the great tertory of Texas. Besides this prodigious number of cattle, there are 3,000 horsea which are kept constantly In use by herders and brandera, of whom at least 400 are employed by Mr. ' Allen, at good wages. At a low estimate of , $10 per heid, the value of Mr. Allen's cattle may be put down at $'2,500,000; of his horses at $60,000, miking a total valuation of $2,560,000. Sixty thousand calves are branded by him every year to keep np the supply. These amounts represent the capital of the chief meat purveyor of beef for the city of New Orleans and ' the adjieeut counties of the gulf coast, wlth- ; out estimating the value of his lands, which are more dncal in extent if not in value. Ken- ' tucky Yeoman ' ' The ballet-girt, Hattie Pollock, who was charged t? Lth the murder of her baby on Thureday, died in the Louisville jail Saturday, from : the effects of walking f rem her bed of confine- . ment to the laiL Her paramour la of high connections in Louisville. " Patrick Sweeny, a man forty years of age, and much given to drinking, was found yesterday hanging from the bars at the top of his cell in the Fulton police station, Cincinnati, . where he waa locked up on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. When found, he 'Was dead. ' " A voung graduate of a theological school begat sermon before a parish witaout a minister j saving: "I accept the Universe, but reiect tue idea of a persona! God, andNoah'4 flood" The Univerae mut be delighted at the endorsement ot so promising a Uripllaff. Boston Traucrips.

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FIRST EDITION. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

SUSPENSION OF HENRY 3. i . LEATHER MERCHANT. BROOKS, ADXXRAL. WIN8LOW, OF TR3S STATES . NAVY DEAD. United MEETING OP THE MEMBERS STOCK EXCHANGE. OF THE A GOOD FEELING EXISTS AMONG THE i ! MEMBERS. NEW YORK SUSPENDED. : New York, September 30. Henry J. Brooks, leather merchant, has suspended, owing to the present troubles. He hopes for an extension of time from creditors and he will resume. DIED. A telegram from Boston last night, sav that Admiral Wlnslow, U. 8. N., who commanded the Kearsage when she sunk the Alabama, died at his residence on Boston Highlands this afternoon. Gold opened at 112. A GRAND RUSH. .Wall, and Broad, and New etreeU, in front tJf-tb several entrances to the Stock Exchange, were crowed this morning, as the hour of opening approached. When the doors 7fcl: w"11 opeB hrtly before ten o'clock, S?ifl?r L the Exchange and the visitors' Wiem The members closed around the itwent s desk, cheering vociferously, and igbata. Promptly at ten o'clock Presluejt Chapman rapped the brokers to order, and;. once all became silent. He then spoke to them as follows : We have met agaiB, after a very momentous suspension, for the purpose of resuming business. Your action in the interim has met with universal approbation, and has been most satisfactory t yourselves. Business would be carried on finder the rules adopted yesterday by the Governing Committee, which he read. I have also appointed a committee to settle the centracts of defaulting parties. All I ask now Is that you help each Other to bear the burden that has fallen upon Us; to so conduct business as to enable the Exchange to carry on its irorfc successfully. .i LOtTD CHEERING Followed the address, and business began. A good feeline appears to exist, and the opening prices of stocks shows a return of confidence. ', , STOCKS. The following were the opening quotations for sales: . Kaw York Central. 3; Erie, 51; Lake 8hore, 7i .-.Northwestern, 43; Rock Island, 91; PaclOe Uil. 35; St. Paul. 85; preferred, 57k'; Ohio; L-JW; Western Union, 68; Wabash, 46 Uom Pacific. 21; C. C. & L C, 22: Hannibal and fit. Joe, 24. ' LATER. 11:30 a. m. Under considerable pressure to sell tad realise on stocks, prices have declined f roa those current at the opening, from l to 3 per cent. Bankers generally are unwilling to operate for -customers on margins until affaire become more settled, ' 'f ST. LOUIS. HIC1TISO SCENE IS THE CRIMINAL COCRT. St. Louis, September 2fl. A ecene of great excltamnt occurred late this afternoon in the Crimlni Corjrtr tVhlch threatened at one time to tw trszical. Joseph H. Fore, who attempted ro kill his wife on the street with a hatcbet Cn the 4th of last June, was on trial. Mrs. Fore had been examined at great length, and as she retired from the witness stand and took her seat between her father and Jos. P.XJolcord, one., of her counsel, her husband seized" a large cut-glass inkstand from the - table and hurled It at her wlthjereat force. The marshal of the court saw Fore's movement in time to catch his arm, which' changed the direction of the inkstand, and instead of striking Mrs. Fore It struck Mr. Colcord on the forehead,' cutting a gash about two inches long, and nearly knocking that gentleman senseless. Fore was immediately siezed by the marshal and others, and after a severe struggle. in which nearlv all hia clothes were torn ofl, he was taken from the. court room and order restored. m TITUSVILLE. FEW COMPART FOBXBD UNDSROHOVND TRANS rORPATION OF PITROLBVK. TrTfsvnxE, Pa., September 29. A company waa organized this evening, composed of the most prominent men of this city, under the name ot the Titusvllle Trunk Pine Line Com pany, with a capital stock ot $250,000, and will proceed immediately to laying lines for the transportation of oil to this point, tiom the oil producing districts, including the Butler county district. The petroleum msrket Is dull and lower. It closes weak at $130, Tlttusvllle delivery, $115 to uu mty. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. Nw York, September SO. Money Ik anqnotable. Gold sold np to llStf ; now at 111. Governments are dull. State bonds are quiet. Stocks are dnll and very feverish. . CHICAGO MARKET. , i Chicago, September 30. Provisions Are inactive and nominal. Pork $14 in currency; $13 for December and Januarv. Lard Nominal at tt In currency, and 7Jfc far Mbat Nominal; thort clear, 8c. Flocb Dull and nominally easier. Wbbat Dull and unsettled ; ft(?iVc In enrreocy : QfJ.fnrdW.tnK0VBd.tlun.An. mwA l ll NEW YORK MARKET. New Yobk, September 30. Flour Dull. Whbat Irreenlar at 1 SSClt 45; red winter, $1 B8 101 ou; sinner qo.. i nutfti t.. Cokb Finn at 6fifi8c. Oats Mrm at 61gJ5c . roRK Mess nominal at 117. Lard Firm at 8tf. Wbiskt .uiet at 06c. TOLEDO MARKET. Toledo, September 80. Flour DnlL Whbat Dull, and lc lower; No. S Wabash at $1 60; amber Michigan, seller October, at fl 37; No. red on grot at f 1 84: seller October at tl SA Corn Is a shade easier; high mixed, seller October, at 50c; Norember, 53c;j December, 55c; low Oats A shade better and quiet, Freiuhts Are nominal. ST. LOUIS MARKET. St. Louis, September SO. Fi.orm Dull and scarcely any thing done. Prices are full 30c to tl lower than a week ago. Wheat Finn; No. 8 fall at $1 25; No. S fall at f l 43. Corn Lower: 89x40c for October. Oat Virm at 34c, cash. Rtb 3A5c BARLar No. 2 spring $1 2S1 25e. Whiskt Quiet at 93c FaovTsioNs-Only a small order trade. . , e - FOREIGN MARKETS. FINANCIAL. i : Lojtdob, September 29, 12:30 p. : Obnsola.taoney ., 9iK Consuls, account.. 6-tOS Of 19h6 6-20s - 1861 10-tOs New t per cents'.. Erie 85 94V 90X 91 aXIRAI. BLARKBTS. UraapoouSept. 80, 18:30 p. . Flour Is selling at 2ai96. . Wheat Winter U selilng 12s 6d; Milwaukee red la selling st lis lOdaitotid; California hit daclind ld fa selling at 12s 7datsd. - I? '""' at ial.K d. Corn ad. IZniZ?., ?2r o "'."a "dt3as Fork ts v" TV"T. . aeiiing ai M. Booo Is ael. uililaTaaaSi aT" U " . XaUOW ' -pw tvvj an.

1 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH A PROMINENT EVANSVILLB MERCHANT DROWNED IN A CISTERN." ' - -f,: ST. LOUIS I8SUE8 SCRIP FOR 1300,809 PAY CURRENT EXPENSES. y A NEW YORK MURDERER SENT$NjED THE UNION NATIONAL OF CNICAOO DETERMINES TO WIND UP. , NEW YORK. SENTENCED. i New YORK. 8eDL 30. Peter McKsnni! whn fatally clubbed Michael Lunny during a fit ot jeaiousy, pieaueo gumy, to-day, to manslaugh ter iu kuo urat ueirree, ana was sentenced y tne State prison for life. i j EVANSVILLE. drowned! EVansville, September 30. John FaLnley, of Fahnly, Kuhns & Co., proprietors ot the Western Brewery, was accidentally drowned in his cistern this morning. He was also of the firm Fahnley, Foster. &o-Terre Haute.4-) CHICAGO. OOINO INTO LIQUIDATION. Chicago, September 30. The Directors' of the Union National Bank, after paying eut aooui iour nunarea tnousand dollars, yesterday, decided at a meeting last night to go iato liquidation. The officers state that the assets of the bank are abundantly able to pay liabilities in full. a. ' i . MEMPms. ;i FINANCIAL. I ' Memphis, September 30. At a large meeting of the Chamber of Commerce this morning to consider the financial situation, a resolution from the banks of the city was received td the eflect that they would not suspend, but wonld open in addition to regular business aa exchange account to be paid in kind for the parpose of moving cotton, which was ananlmoaa ly adopted by the Chamber. ST. LOUIS. I CITT SCRIP. j 8T. Louis, September 30. ffhe City Conncll have passed an ordinance authorizing the Issue of three hundred thousand dollars trea&nry scrip, with which to pay the current expensea of the city during the lock-up of currency. There is much difference of opinion among business men as to the expediency ot this Issue, some holding that it will work harm by pushing that much currcnev out of circulation, that it will greatly depreciate, and will be Ignored by banks, while others think it will re lieve the present pressure for currency, a (lord sn additional circulating medium, and do great aoaa. CINCINNATI MARKET. CinaiKXATt, September SOL FtjOfR Steady at G 90f?,7 10. Wihat In pood demaud at It 30. Corn In fair demand at 54Jo5c, Oats tiuirt at HK-fAjc. Wiiihky Unsettled; sales at 95c in currency . Cotton Same demand at lhHc . Pbotimonb Improved inquiry; some JobMnfc sales at a auade uadcr previous prices, hut usuall bold firmly. 1 ' Lard Quiet but firmer; held a shade hiehcr. 4 r A HIBERNIAN BANK INCIDENT A WOMAN THAT WANTED HER MONEY. ' The news of the suspension of the banks of the city, published in the papers of yeaterdaymornlng, created intense excitement In Kerry ratcn. ine tnrnty population oi mu ciunc precinct are in the habit of depositing their meager earnings in tne savings can as, ana any thing that casts a shadow upon those nsefnl institutions, tnrows a gioom over tne ratcn. The first duty performed yesterday in Kerry, after feeding the pigs and milking the goat. waa to go down town ana iook aner tne aepoalts In back. One determined woman took her station in front of the Hibernian Band, and patiently waited on the sidewalk for two hours,, until she saw the doors opened. Then she en tered with a firm step, and addressing young Tansey said, in a voice of thunder: ' t k this bank susMnoeay "Yes, madam, but only temporarily." f U "TlDBerarilv. It is t I know what a Tlpperarv susnlnslon is it manes gone up. I've got t JOO deposited in this bank, and I want ray money." ' i "Well, madam, you neea not ibik so lauo. Give me your pass book and you shall -ave your money." "Have vou eot it r'Yes. I've eot It. Hand out your book." "Are vou sure you've got my 1 .200 safe add sound " Yes, here It Is ; don't make so vra Tint:." I've cot a ri?ht to make a noise. I work hard for that 1200, and do you think I'm goln to lose It without making a noise T" I "I tell you your 2W la not lost; nere, taiteii away, and don't taiK ao loua." "You've got it, nave your" "Yes; 1 tell you It is here." "My $200?" "Yes. vour 1200: take it and go." "What do I want with it? Didn't I put it la here for safe keeping?" and the depositor launched Into a lengtny ana loua narangue on banks and bankers, attracting a crowa arcana the door. One of the directors, finding the woman could not b silenced, called in a police man who took her by the arm for the purpose f leaamsrner out. i ' 'Is it the likes of you that dares to lay tie weight ot your dirty claws on a dacent woman wid $200 1b bank? Get out ot this and lave me aione, ye spalpeen I'm a dacent woman, G d vou." i At una moment tne president oi tne Dan entered, and. learning the cause of the diatur bance. ordered the woman to be released, and invited here pouteiy to take a seat. i "I don't want to sit down. I've got in this bank, and I'm need to atandln." - "Madam, l think you naa better take your "Have you got it?" -"Yea. here la your money." ' "What do you take me tor? I put my money in this bsnk for safe keeping, and be dad I'm not Koln' to be forced to take it away. This is a bsnk ot deposit, and I'm a depositor do yea mind that?" . I . It was in vain that the depositor wss urged to draw her money. She would neither take it nor remain silent. Alter standing an nour or two longer, and talking all the time at a furious rate, abe remembered that her children had not had their breakfast, and with many a protesta tion against the attempt to force a poor woman to draw her money, she wended her avax back to Kerry Patch, and Informed all. the neighbors that the Hibernian Bank was pnly iooun ana naa not euspenaea at au. , GERMAN FORESTS. i Few people have any clear idea of the extent of forest land in Germany, and most imagine that ot the slack Forest little is left except a tradition and a conventional blister or wood-..! land so named. On the contrary. In Haneves alone there are 900.000 acres of wood under State management ; while nearly a fourth pari of the area of Prussia is in rorest. although nan of that is in private bands. As la well known the forest administration in particular districts has long been famous, especlslly In Tharugia and the Harts Mountains. In North Germany generally the responsibilities are allotted In districts among a carefully organized body ot ofilcers, presided over by a forest director. The appointments are rainy remunerated; and tney are so eagerly sought after, that candidates wiu remain on probation tor years at their own cost. or with moderate and precarioas pay, lit the bope ot securing a place in the corps at lastr In Anstns, things are on a somewhat ditiarenk footing. The Austrian forests are magnidcent so magnificent, indeed, that the forest man agement baa been neglected. ' The Mexican paper t Mata moras sllegea. th.- n armed party f Utiittd S'.ates soldiers, c.orsed from Tcxau lutu Mexico, about forty, rales abovi tbat city, tot Wilt purpose U ua--nown. . iil'' . . i I 4 - J 1 .

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THIRD EDITION. T It E VEttY LATEST.

THE coNsmok ,rrx NEW , YORK THIS. AFTERNOON. (j rf THE ACTION OF . , THE . HASSISStBO BANKER APr EG VXD BY, THE . MANUFACTURERS. '1 INHUMAN ,1 V, ' : finvnpfi rw A SEA CAP1T . a-: HIS MEN i COMMIT ! 80C1DE TO HIS PERSECUTIONS,! a , j ii, ' ESCAPE DECREASE OF THE PUBLIP DEBT IN SPITE OF PANICS. - (V ; NEW, YORK. ; WILL. PULL THROUGH. ' New York. September SO. The Impression1 prevails on the street and 'Change, thai all the leaning -nouses will anil through. In wiieh event a better feeling will be Inf need throughout financial circles. ' . i . . . I Smith & Beaver, reported suspended sn the 19th, announce they will pay all demands in full, and resume. 1 The Price of monev will deoend on the Stock Exchange settlements now going on. If these should be carried through successfully there are many who look for a comparative easy working of the market. 'I mere was a decided improvement In foreign exchange, which is looked upon as a favorable symptom ot returning confidence. Leading bankers advanced their notes to 106 for sixty days, sterling, and 107 for tight, but actual business waa at a reduction irons these rates. , A special from Berlin hints at financial troubles in Germany. Stocks and bank shares are not saleable, and eome have fallen twentr per cent. . There is some talk of Government interference. , . , l A number of new eases ot cholera made their appearance oa a- ahlp whl- h arrived at Literpool, bringing that disease.; The vessel U In close quarantine. . . . , .. . .1 i nere were several accidents On British rail roads to-day, and several persona were tilled ana inmrea. i ne most sertous accident waa oa' tne scotch express train. , ;t ,, y r ! . : ;r' . HAHRIBBURG. . APPROVED. HARarsBCRO. September SO. The manufac turers here have adopted resolutions approv ing tne action oi tne oan as is preventing a drain -otcurrenev. aa eoaduclnr- to their best interests, as weu as the Interests of the public. at large. ' . . r4 WASHINGTON. PINANCLiL. . . , . Wasbington. SeDtember 30. There is tan Improved feeling in financial circles.' Th basks and banking houses oataide of the earnblnation are a tne an increasoa . oastness. rhile those In tho combination are certifying. declining to cash the smallest checks. Fant, Washington A Co. ' had paid three-fourths of the depositors tost week, when, owing to their inability to realize on ample . secuiitlea they were obliged to suspend payment. An arrangement has nearly been perfected with the remalningidepoaitoi-B'byi whic wejr ey exr pect boor to resume busiaesa.4 : Tat PCBLIC DEBT, i' It is stated at the Treasury Department that tv. i4.n.rtmMt- itibtmmit will exhibit a fair reduction in the public debt, notwithstanding! the revenues of the month have been compar atively very liefht. 1 i ' ; I Treasury aUftDursemenia xor m uaaai v.moMiM tbe iOTerDment iot toie mouui tauing to-day have been below th average expenees for the last three or four niontns. i ' ,l8ARANCIt5CO;'1 " hva '..: '.-.; i fa .i -... 7 T 1 r": 1 i T - INBUMAJf CONDUCT. ,, , ; Bast FrakctsoCu ReDietnbeT'SO. TJhe erewof the snip Sunrise, front New Yorlt, nnlte to confirm the reports of the Inhuman yondace of Captain Clarke and bis mates daring the voy age. The reports were-aeaiea at nr; seen not believed; bni the mates fled from the- city, and the sailors say that the barballtles practiced by Clarke and hia officers drove two seannen. Chaa. Brown and -- uondlin, to commit suicide cy jampipg overboard,' . .... r; ; !.-, v - i Clarke denies the truth ef the story, and will probably be arrested to-day.. An attempt will be made to find the mates, ' I 1 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. '" '.' . CKiCAaO, September 1 boas it fh Union Ptock' Yards rather oeietfer. Recetpta, 401 head.' Market Is doll; callaatftfid 61 75, rooRh 4 J0SM 0, prood Yorkers ,$4 MV 4 85, f holco extra acaortod $4 40a4 BO, - , - ' Aiu-olaceiDta.aoae.p Market.dalA had Utile doing. . .4 f r ' Y O ft !.-.;t-.:P. ' li i -lUtrt THINDLR Oorm. oirhter Of -6mni aadA. Trlndle, ot dipUieria. tMptetaoet ai o so rt a.. aged live years and six monlho. 1 ' ! Fnaeral will take place front the family realdSnce, No. 84 North Wost street.! Wednesday, October 1, at 10 a,' M.'r Frtendslof tbe family are invited to attend without farther noUcsn t ; i r , STBAYElj. jl r'l'i'f-f! J ( CTRAYED-M ARB Last Friday, a Tathr small, r1 aemrlr black mare, - with vne bind foot whlta above the oaatern-lolnt. and (I think) a ybiie star in the forehead 4ve year old ; tf found, deliver On Vnr4h PMinavlvaBia street. , second house aoQth of Tinker street, east aide. The finder will be wellpaid. sVp ' ' 1 M. fiWANKi ( REMOVAL. . t DR. f. C. PATCHELL, letlst, haa removod hla - oOee from the. comer Vlrxlnia avaane and Waahlngtoa street to Branaob sioca. rooma ao ana M. cor. Waehlnirfoa and Delaware si., where hla patroiia will ana bub pwpsna ivwi bu w vm ui u.u tai work in the beat aavlo or toe art, t novaeiv ARCIHTECT. TOEL STOVER wSl carer.U preuare and foralsh vi n ana ror an somas oi on Aie ana pboiic oaua 1BRS. ana inpsniiiaua iao 'saaus w uou uotiobu. vi nco faoras as ana as. loua. nr( snuwi ciuca. : mchlsely . . ., J- H. STEM,' Architect and .Superintendent Office. C1" Ball, room IS. & floor. apiAm IF YOU. WANT A .vt';! -..- ii i Vj jif.i . FINE WATCH, t i. OR ANYTHING. 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LAN-BAIXk. aeptMt IWR. BALB-MCL8H-.euan Or Binlea. .Apolv UDAtiilMi fjs tun Market St, repIJeS ioR BALE i CI INEa" T JuM-refiiaia galnea pig. IsDlra at 115 Baa Ohm sleet i. aeptw Iy.' 8ALS FUHNITl KX-Flaa now formture at low fiinuB. 81 Kaat Market streeC 1an3 tf TiV H feALS-CARPKTS Sew rag carpets at 81 Jnnfdf 1 Sat Market, atroet. TXiR SAlE-ShiilH E A second-hand portable X1 engine. JaanUf at Eagl Machine Works. I y , epe VR SA l.w AiirS i si N'lona, Cooking Stoves A? - a-di-vani at SI JUti..nraet street , , . DiylOetf TOk hALi LrlUQ STOIcE-ODe oh be best roAl v tall torr-a in the city Address "H.," Jogrnal offlea. . , - W3 SALE CHSAP riiTURKs-Casea.and 1iOR" V bervtaa. at tl Motfk Pcnasylvanla atreeti V. Frikimibh. , . , , aeptjeA SALE-IhTOVES New aid second hand r Bloveaofall deacriptiueia at 81 East Market street. , aeplltr 1,XR SALS tiTOVEH For cooUuk and heatinr; S twenty-flve patterns at McCbkady'b East End Store Iioose, V70 East Washington at. sept3e30 LXR SALE FENCE At 1 Virgiaia avenne. r Clark's Ornaiaenuu Wooden Fence. Every. pooy la pieaaoq wnn it.. . aeps-im 17HJR SALE FUN B TEAH AND COFFEE At ' FaAVK Brown's Star (iroeery. M Weet WashlixitOB street, - sep4-lni FOR bALB BE WITT G .MAt'BINB A new Improved sewinif toachlee, cheap; on monthly pay ment. Call at US East Ohio street. apl9tf iJOR SALE A LARQK LOT-f wall-kept Far1? nltnre at tho new and aerMd-haad PnmRnre Store. 81 EaM Market street. aptttf fH)R 8ALK BtTQGY A twOHWtd rock a way. In avuunn'ii vuvw, as efvttiei sua aas aaoaavi soon at Hbover Millet's earrtapa ahooa. soatheast corner of Market and Alabama streets. F OR SALE FURNITURE New and second SALE - FtWlTURE-New hand fnrnltnre and reaerat house fnrniahine goods at tTt East Washington 'ywt. Second-hand rarouure ana ota trovea oonRni sua soia. sepssu T?OR r mi SALE F If B yRENCfl CALF BOOTH Made to order for at Bsovx'i R d Front B hoe Store, BJ Maaaachnsetta avenne Iad les' fine Kid Shoea a specialty. Kef aLricg done quick, i ep-im TJViR SALE BOOT A fen - more of th use 1 1 vM.k rif nw... u.. . Browb s Red Front faho rJtoi. 6J Massacbusetu avenue. -.Aleo. ' Chlldren'a -.Kcool Shoea. chean. C Jl to-day. ' - -d . sep4-lm FOR SALE BUILDING A large frame bulldr las ef eleven- rooms, knows aa the Cincinnati House, on South Delaware street, near South street. Inquire at office at Gaa Works. ' B. Stacet. Supt. aepiselmr .-.-.,,.,-,. '-. , FOR SALE BANK STOCK 5,000 1 a stock of the - First National Bank of Indianapolis, with a eurplas of 14 per cent. Fof aal by Porn, Jokbs A Hat, Nou and Stock Brokers, over First National OR SALE SE WI NQ KaCilNEd-Of every kind, in perfect order, very -h p for cash, t'ld chines takaa la eKchanca. MsoUtnea to trade for most any kind Of. properry, Repairing done at reasonable rates. Ca'l at the Geacral Sewlns MaAlne Rooma, 141 West Wasalngtotp street. . . srnoe.n tu-tnjsat v r AU01I0H.SAt.E3. UCTTON: " A epi.?ii M mock i f baU at one-hslf l V value. DAwaua Pa vmcx Auctioneers. Ill R. W anhltgton st. . ' jul.H-8m XCCTIONI We will sell t t p." a., Saturday, a - flnelareebaerv borsoi k" mo3 trareler. sound and kind in harness; alw a lot sew bn"i;y har ness. Dawson Ik Fatmr,' Aoct.ecrs, 111 Eat Washington alreet. ,..-. jnlSOeSm AUCTION I .We wiU sell. Hal v. -day morning at 10 A. a., a large lot of household goods, consist ing oi Dceeieaea a. tooing and Q eating Stoves. Bureaus. Stands. k. Tables, ChBtrs; also i'o a lot of new oaroet. Dawaoa t, Paths, lllJSast Washinrton atreet. UCTION! W"e will sll, at f p. a . Sat u rd v evenine. a flae lot Of Boots. Shoea and Cloth ing, and soma vary Una Cbromoo. - Dawson Jt Patwb, Auctioneers, 111 East Washington street. AUCTION SALE We will enli to-morrow at I r. au, two Leather Top Bojrma, patent wheels, and, one two seated spring- wa;jun. .Dawsob & Patmr, 111 Eatt Washington atresi. . 'a IjctionT if a.' dozen -v New single and djable harness. 36 m ..- .nil a verv large lot of f tiroirutre, notloiis, etsA 10 a . . DawsoN'ft Pathb, Aacuoneera. lit East Washington treet. y30-8m A PCnpN ! We will soil, Saturday morning at 10 ill ffl.. a good niano. In poo.i order: a lari-e lot of Bewqtaeeriswaieof thebeart brands also a Jot of giasewara. Knives, roras, apoons, etc, new, ana or tho best qmvlity ; 35 yards of new- incrain carpets, furniture, stoves, etc. , . Dawso k Patnr. Auc tion ecra, til East Washington atreet. Jul30e3m C . 1 1 r " i i s i Ui V4' TO: LOAN rpO LOAN Money on all article of value at No. JL i IS Virginia avenne by DaAPsa Jk Brooks. ' - 1 . , ,,7".- sepa-lme rtO LOAN MONEY To kwui oa Jewelry, clothl tor, fumttore ate., at the C5t Loan Office, 68 North LlinMa street ,, , . , , ,.t, . , mh7-lve t-A. rpO EXCHANGE IX. Or worth f staple dry goods X for a dwelling worth about that amoudt. ; f ' ! Sl''f I . ).ii-J tWO worth Indiana Jeanf as first payment on a konae. - v. ' ' t vacant lota! for it tares of a drug store. WU1 give a bergaia The best l,30fl cotUge. S rooms, tastefully finish'ed.t300caah.' ,rj:)t ' An Eastfront'modem esldci)fe,.)0 rooms. North Pennsylvania street to sell at a bargatn. . id lUiwi' .-'vin,i!rv'11 ' ' ' f ,' ..MASON, HcLAUOHLlN A CO., " anlttt'J l 'y.i v IS . W hm washlngten. . jbu. ) l.l '" i iJ t a MRS- R. SWA1N M. D , ') !i 0 Kotih' laware St. . , 8 pedal attention to' diseases o women and child ran. Will visit aeute caei fn'tity jHmita. CHILLS WARRANTED NOTSTO- KBTC :N. jnnlS-ly . r BE.. BATOOr'T A iMizMAH, ; IIOMEOEATHI8TS, Room No. 3, rMartindal Sloolc, , DR. BANCROFT,.,! DR. SaLTZMAN, Res: 27? Chris tlaa ave, '1' Res: 141 W.N.Y. st. JunWely i " v . : ... johk j.' hawks.! " Attorney 'a.'pc law, Office: Room a, Wiley's Block, over No. W North Pennsylvania street. ' ' tamfs.'cee a spedarty of collections. KesirH R, O. Dun A Co. ; Refers to jnlSeSm liLRGEST ' -CARPET HOUSE WEST. FIVE FLOORS, 31X185 rrEET o 1 1 ;.i--; or- J. riiK; -r .' i - j ,28,G75 SQUARE FT., --''corffjjaTNa'; l;00O pieces : ! . Ail .'- ' 350,000 .... h Ul:d ; PARI'ETS, ROLL8 l! ' WATLLAPER. Also an immense stock' ot Oil Cloths,ilattings. Window BhaJps, Lace Curtains, Lambretjues, House Furniehing Good 3, etc. , "fii Rpest goftda the market produces, f. ferotl at Iy.Vt prices, fur cash. . . . ( " ja .1 r - ADAMS, MAN8UR & CO, ( i'ai f...j ' ' ,-...' i, '-'.grl0ejm I: t:o.

WANTEDFEMALE HELP. TTT ANTED OIRL To take care of baby, at 377 v V North Illlnots street. sep30e TTT ANTED G IRL To work at costoin coat If making, at M East New York at. SOei fTTANTED GIRL At 17J CoUege avenoe, - aepJOeSt

WANTSw-BOY-i8 South IUiaols wt t let WAN TED PORTER At the le Eon.e. sepye3t WAN TED O IRL At 1G North Merid'an streeU teSt ANTED GIRL At Kit orth East nn-u aepveat WANTED MALE HELP.' WANTED TWO HOSTLERS At livery stable. East Pearl street. Tom Wiles' eeplOeS WANTED-HELP A steady colored man and wife to do general household work la a small family. Permanent borne, rood wavea and rood treatment to a faithfnl couple. References required. Apply to Gkrebai. Tlbrbll, United Blalea fmsiou Agent, Circle Hall. fH-t WANTED TWO CARRIERS The peat (rrowth of the city, and consequent extended circulation of the Morning Journal, necessitates the redisrirtiDg of the city; two new districts have been, sailed, which we want supplied with thoronghly com p tent and responsible men. persons desiring such position may call at this office each arternoon between four and five o'clock. Home one of the old carriers will be present to answer questions In that behalf. WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED RABBIT Female rabbit. Inquire at 115 Bast Ohio street s-p4eiw WANTED TO BUYStovea, Furniture, etc, at 81 Eart Market street. sepllif WANTED TO TRADE New sewing machines for s bony. Call en or address L. M. Brown. 7 West Washington street. Scp30e3 WANTED WORK In a country town for the winter, by a saddler; can work on harness; addresa "Sapdur," Journal office, thiacity. 89e8 WANTED IT ENOWN That we sell new as well as second-hand furniture at 81 East Market street. seplltf WANTED LADIES That want a choice ba rre of Flour to try the braid sold .'at Srowb'b Star Grocery, 59 West Washington street. aep4-lm WANTED YOU TO TRY One of the choice SirnDS on sail itFitiisi Rrowv's. 55 West Washington street. 'pt-lm WANTED IT KNOWN That we have fs.OOO in cash to invest in second-hand furniture at 81 East Market street. seplltf WANTED ALL PARTIES who have any claims on the Exposition Building to call at the Court Sonse Thursday night at 8 p. m. J. F. Mbtbri. eupytea WANTED TO MERCHANT TAILORS I want to trade a manufacturing or family aewinr machine for clothes. Address B. M. L.. Journal office. aepSOcS WANTED BOARD In private family, for a family of four, where there are the comforts of home. Will pay good price for the proper place. Address "A. B.." for two days, this efflce. WAN i ED EVERYBODY To eome to Knss & Nutting's Wood Yard, corner Indiana avenue and Michigan etreet, for their winter wood, cord, block and stove, all hard and dry. sey8 3m WANTED Married Ladles to call or send stamp for a confidential circular to them only Dr. GU8TAVU8 FARR, No. 6 Ei.9t Washington street. Over Fancy Bazar. Ind anapolis. Indiana. jy lye WANTED TO TRADE Brick block in t.reencast!e for trade for fine rceldence. Will irive or pay diflerence, E. T. North Pennsylvania street. Keiuutlet i. Co.. SS aep5 20t WANTED TO TRADE 10 lou for dwellinj. Will pav some cash, and af enrae incumbrance. Call on B. T. Keiuhtlt & Co , 22 North l'enneyivania street. s(iAA!)it WANTED BU YERS For Clarke Ommeutal Fence. It's cutout by machinery, and pnt "together on larpc gauge. Is belted to the fence without rccutt.tr g or refitting. Go to 19 Virginia avenne and examine it - - sepS-lm WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN To know that Brown's Red Front Shoe Stre is at 61 Massachusetts avenne. Ladies' Lasting Gaiters as low as $1 86; Gentlemen's Calf fcontces Gaiters at 3 75. sept4-lm WANTED PAYING INVESTMENTS All persons seekir g paying Investments to call on McKERN AN, DOUGLASS A HITT, 86 West Washington street, Griffith's Block. Office open till tea o'clock, p. a. . . . myl4etf ANTED FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES Kelly Taiatnf Kpatiriw nM rritmas rtn4a TLnnobon whisky, old Blackberry and Currant wines pure and unadulterated, at the Palace Drug Store 23 North Pennsylvania street. an72Sc26 ANTED TO RENT A dwelling house of 12 or 14 rooms In the central part ef the city by a prompt paying tenant. If necesfary will bay the furniture ot parties wishing to dispose. Will also take a lease. Address, giving particulars, Chari.es Lanibr. Journal office, WANTED NIHT-SCHOOL. The Brynnt A Stratton Business College and Telegiah Institute, 44 houth Meridian street, is now open. Bookkeeping, telegraphing, writing, arithmetic etc, also, architectural and mechanical drawing are taught. auuds men, laaieaana parents solicited to call. aepiOelmeod FOUND. TJOtrND CHEESE That for New York Cheese A1 go to the City Grocery Store. maatf IjX)UND FAUIT Thatths best place la the city to get Fruit for canning Is at Frank Brown's, 59 West Washington street sep4-lm TOUKD HOUSEHOLD GOODS That the" best X and cheapest place to buy Household Goods is at 81 East Market street, my lOetf "POUND THAT THE NEW AND SECOND X hand furniture dealers, 81 East Market street, have one of the largest and best stocks to select from. , . : 0 ! ; , seplltf fJKHTND WOOD The best place in the city to JT bny hard and dry wood is at Rues A Nutting's Wood Yard, corner of Indiana avenue and Michigan treeL ' sep8-3m FUND FTC.NCE That the Clark Ornamental Fence makes the neatest and at the same time the most durable fence in use. Examine It at 19 V irginl a avenue. sepS-lm PERSONAL. PERSONAL BUTTER For choice batter for family use po to the Star Grocery, 69 West Washington street. ap4 lm ERSONAL PARTIES Desiring one of the most stylish, complete and durable Fences in nse should put Bp Clark'a Ornamental Fence. acp8-lm 1 PERSONAL TEACHER A competent and experienced teacher desires to organize a rla-s in French and German. Addtess Mrs. SAii, Po-dof-flce. Best of reference. sepKte4 PERSONAL PERSON'S Desiring to dispose of their furniture to good advantage, for rash, should give the new and second-hand furniture dealera, 81 East Market street, a chance to buy It. seplltf FOR RENT. TX)R RENT-ROOMS Two rooms at 211 West P Market street. FOR BENT ROOMS Three rooms, 181 North Tennessee street. sep29e4 TJXJR RENT HOUSE Cf r Inquire of Mica Bros. 3 rooms. Tinker st. l-4 XTOR RENT ROOMS Three rooms, second floor P Martindale's Block. Apply to E. B. MarTRtnALB. - sep.'KKfle T7H)R RENT ROOMS Handaomely-f arrlshed X? rooms for gentlemen or man and wife, 76 North New Jersey street S squares from Postofflce. 89t F'OR RENT STORE-ROOM No. 4Batea House Block will be for rent from October 9. Apply at store or to Brown Bko.'s 61 Massachusetts svebbc eSt FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. TXB SALE THREE CHOICE LOTS-In SangsX? ter A Harrison'a addition, or will trade for horse and buggy, seplltf Inquire at 81 East Market street. TTXJR SALE HOU6B A two-etory frame house, F 10 rooms. gs. etc, well,, cittern, out-bonces, etc Everything In complete order. Very cneap; terms ensy. For a few days only. E. T. Xemiht lt A Co., n North Pennsylvania street. sep5-t LOST. LOST SPECTACLES At the Exposition, on Friday, September a pair of gold-framed spoctaclea. The finder will be auitably rewarded by leaving them at this office ' ecpg.? L OST-MONKY By not.when yon tmtnp a front fence, using the Clark ornamental, durable and etyllsh-looklng fence Call at 19 Virginia avenue, and see what a complete affair it la. . . eepS-lm VHYSICIAN. DR. D. B. HALS, Fhyeidan and Bnrceoa. offlee 623 East Washington street. Prcacriptiocs free. Beet of reference given. eplly DR. HAGGAKT'S office and residence is s West Mai ket street. II o treats all disees. and ves special attcation to the treatment of women and cniiaren. oaus is tne city AC a sarroaaaiDS otmtirj answered at U hours, . . , apxlOe l . . i ... ... .. .... U . l. ! - . i

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