Indianapolis Journal, Volume 3, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1873 — Page 3

THR' EVENING JOURNAL: INBIAATOLIS, MONDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1873.

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We make to order ENGLISH CASSIMERE PANTS J? OR $.10.00. Secure a bargain while yon have a chance. G..H. HEITKAM & KEMEY, 38 Wet Washington St. cp5-3m RAILROAD TIME-TABLE, takes bft'ect ox sjtd after monbat, ttovemib 17, 1873. Train Depart. Train Arrive. 3., C, C, THDIAIAPOIJS KAiLTVAY. Unicm Acc $f!5 a BiN. O. trpress.. 7:30 A K N.Y BostEx frOO am People's Ex... 9:lil a B'D it Ft-W.Es. 111:35 a MCnion Ace 8:40 p N. Y. KxoresE. r.i5 r Mist. Louis Ex.. . 7:3$ p k nrraBUBS, cikcdthati st. louts baxlsoas. Taf t Line (dsa$ 4:37 A M Southern Ext . i:40ia KU Express.. . 8:45 a m D-iyton Aor.. 3:15 fx Xxpresa (daUV; 6:45 pm Hxpress (daily) . 9:45 A x Dayton Acc 12:25 r K I Fast Line (daily) 0:35 PX ; Daily except Monday TE3RE HACTTB, VAKDAXXA fT. LOUIS RAXLBOAS. Pacific Ei (fcilj . 3 40 A M ! "ast Line daily 4 :22 a x 'Greencastie Ac 7:00 ax! Wail and Ex. ..10:00 ax Day Exprejat.. 11:30 a xiMailacd Acc... 5:30 P x T. Hante Acc... 2:C0 p m, Atlantic Ex.... 6:00 r x Night Ex 8:00 px! nraPAHAFOLIS 8T. LOUIS RAJLBOAS. Day Express... 6:40 A Night Ex 8:40 AX Hattoon ac 2:30 p ! Accommodation. 1:54 p x HlghtEfci 8:03 Piii Day Ex 6:30 px C'l CIS ATI KAILItOAD. Ch!c. Fsst LineJi:40 a x!Chi. Fast Line 12:15 a x Chicago Ex 3:25 p xlChicago Ex 11:25 A x Bt. L.&Q. Ex.. 7:05 pxiSUL. Q. Ex.. 7.25 px JDaily. LATATOTTX RAILROAD. Chi. Fast Line 12:35 a x Chic. Ex 11:55 a x Chi -fcL.F.,Ae..7:55PM SDsEy. Cht Fast Line;. 4 .20 a x Mail 10:50 ax Chicago Ex.... 3:15 px uttxahapous, bloosuhgton a western r. w. FacM.& Ex 4:f0 A MlNight Sx 6:45 a x Cbempaign Ac. 3:3n px Champaign Ac. 11:35 A x Right Bx 8:u0 P xjPaculc Mail &Sx. 6:40 P x -CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND INDIANAPOLIS R. R. Hall 7:30 a xlMail, 18:40 p x teprees 4:15PxlExpre88..i 7:55 px YTNCBNNE8 RAILROAD. Ylneenner Ac. 6:40 a xi Kail and Ex 11:30 a m Spencer Ac 8:20 px Spencer Ac... Vincennes Ac. Mail and Ex... 10:00 ax 6:45 p x 6:25 px FERU CHICAGO RAILWAY. HailT ADEx.. 6:15 a pet. Chi. Ex. 4:20 a x Chl&T.E 11:30 ax Ft. W. & T.Ex. . 9:40a x Chi. &.M.C Ex. 8:05 p M.Mail & Chi Ex.. 5:03 p x arFBSSONTTLLK A MAT ISO N RAILROAD. Iionisville Ex.. 4:30a x Night Ex 3:30 ax Hail daily 1:00 A xlCc. ambusAe. .. 9:80 AX Commons Ac . 3:30 p x! ail 11:25 a x Evening Ext .. 7:00 pxiDay Ex (daily).. 7:35 px Trains marked thus, indicate sleeper. Thus, t parlor cars. HAREY CRAFT, 24 K. Washineton Bt-, LEADING JEWELER BY AWAB.D OF STATE EXPOSITION, CAN lHGW THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK "WA.T CUES JEWELRY & SILVERWARE IN THE STATE, W nice he offers at special low prices for the next sixty days. All eooaa guaranteed and marked free or caarge. octlSeSin BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. GREAT SALE OF CARPETS. PRICES REACHED the BOTTOM BODY BRUSSELS - - $1.75 to $2 TAPESTRT " $1.25 Other Goods in Proportion. Call at onoe at the New England Oarnpt Paper and Shade Hosse and secure & great Dargam. . 30, 32, 34 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.. sepS0e3m EVENING JOURNAL. CITY BREVITIES. Street serapers are at work on Sautfi Hi nois street. Carey's clave factory has suspended operations for a few days to make some needed repairs. Now that the weather has moderated Con tractor LeFevr is finishing up his job of euro' ing ox South Tennessee street. Massachusetts avenue was enlivened yesxeraay anerooon by the brawling of a barfdozen CjTinken fellows, with a pack ot bjys at -their hods. Bummers in the neighborhoad of CaliforTl i a and W , c t ahreAfA fitmntnin t V, , v- .. . i . - - - - vwMijM.iu luaii V L1C DUt'UU keepers put so inach water in their whisky mag lb la ucAt l nu lUJU'iti&lolllTy w get GruLK. There has not beea a row in that Vicinity for John Miller, -engineer on Pony No. :, Indiar ajolif. BloonsioKton and Western Railroad, was relieved of twenty dolUrs 8itnrcay nigbt, by soma art -oit tbief, at Mrs. 8canlan's boarding house, 273 Wct Washington street. This hashiDstitaUon becoming notorious. The Indiana flistotical Society will bold public rnettiog Wrtfnet-day. November i'Utb, in the Supretue Court S'rtm at 3 o'clock p. m , and in the ever-ina: at Jf -ridin S reet M. E. Church. Hon G-oree vf. Carr, Judge C. H. Tes, Rav. F. C Ho lidsy and others will address these meetings. Aug. Coors' horse ran ai ay last Saturday evening, 6tartiug Jrouj his ttioctry, corner of Mississippi and Washington Rtreets, and running down street as far as Peterson's liVerv atible, where the animal geU its feed, it dash d in without ceremony, and patiently waited for the hostler to prepare a stalL The spring wagen to which the horse wm attached was pretty badly crippled. The Vogt stolen goods case is getting more And more mixed. Mrs. LaEgen.-kamp, whose name was nsed as authority for the statement that Mrs. Ballman, the mother of Mrs. Vogt, was an accomplice of Mary Hennessy, denies that she knows anything wrong of the deceased woman; on the contrary, believes her to have been a kind-bearted and respectable lady. A speedy and searching legal investigation ef this matter is desired by all who yrant to see strict justice done. ,

CROWN HILL. Among the many valuable improvements which have been made in and about Indianapolls daring the past year, Crown Hill Ceme

tery stands at the besd ef the list. The smooth, rolling ground, dotted here and there With trees, shrubs and plants, of meny ard select varieties, the rrosd and solid carriage ways, the tine graveled walks, the hundreds of monuments of every conceivable pattern, all tend to lend a kind of enchantment to this sacred resting place of loved and dear friends who have gone before. Unsightly wooden pens and rusty iron ratlin" s are not allowed on these greunds;and rank,wild'graf ses,weeds,and straggling btirs have never been permitted to grow. But. instead of this, one almost endless sward, thickly set with blue grass and dotted with white clover, greets the eye at every turn. Green ivy swings gracefully from massive urns while the tender 'branches of myrtle twine caressingly over the resting place of some loved one. Birds ot gay plumaee and sweet song fill the air with their glad praises and something akin to awe takes full control of one's mind, and the visitor feels as tbongh the blessings of a merciful Father rested upon this beautiful city of the dead. In the quietude of this place, sweet, but sad, recollections of the past crowd upon the memory; and the good old days of "long time ago" are brought vividly to mind. The fond mother, as she bsnds over a little grave in some quiet nook, sees the bright smiles of her darling through her scalding tears, as she saw them in the early days of its infancy. The husband, as he stands by the grave of the partner of his joys and sorrows, his mind reverts back to the days of his youth. He thinks of the happiness which thrilled his heart when she placed her band in his, and vowed before God to stand by him through weal and through woe. He muses over the journey through life, the nps and downs, the privations and joys, the sweet consolation she c llered when troubles beset him ; her ready smile and her endearing words of love. And now as he lingers near the spot ot ground which is dearer to him tban all earth beside, the scene cbangei, and he calls to mind the long nights of anxious waiting and watching, when the midnight lamp flickered and cast ghostly shadows on the wall. In imagination he is in the sick room again, the emaciated form lies before him ; the rosy tint has faded from the cheeks ; the eyes gradually lose their brightness, and are sinking deeper and deeper into their sockets; the deep hollow conga has eeased altogether, and the short, quick breathing tells hiin that the end is tear. A df a'.blyfpalor overspreads her face; aia'.tiing is heard ; a heavenlv smile lights np the features ; a whispered "God bless you," and all Is ver. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Instruments filed In the Recorder's Office for the 24 hours, ending 5 p. m., November 22, 1S73 Reported for the Indianapolis Journal bv Smock & Ransdell, Real Estate Exchange, 84 East Market street: Isaiah P Watts to William B. M:keell, lots 127 to 133 in Julian, Btadbury, et aL's Srrinp Garden addition $1,00 00 JoFeph Wharton to William A. Briston, lot 103 in Noble'B subdivision 3.0:0 00 William G Timberlake to Jacob P. Dunn, lot 156 In Morrison's 3d addition 3.00 00 C. J. Karle to Peter Fn mhold. lot 18 in McCartv'p subdivision of out lot lUi snd part of 117 1 CO Jacob B Julian to Eliza E. Green, lot 36 in J Johnson et al.'s suburban addition to Irvington 9,000 00 Albert Grant to S. Nopsaman, lot 89 in Fletcher's Woodlawn suburb 1,80J 00 Albert Hockensmith to Jacob II. Helsey, Part of the east half of the northwett quarter of section 25 town 17. range 2 803 00 Tguatus Brown et al to J. Peter Peterson, lot 71 in Brown et al. subdivision of outlots 167 and 108 1,180 00 Jarae Frank to Sisters of Good hpherd, lot 18 in James t'ratk's subd'Tision 100 J. L. Bloomer to M J. Cunningham, lot 17 in block 46 in oldberry"8 ub 4,500 0 N. A. Seeley to J. D Cottenil, part or lot 37 in oatlot 6 in West's heirs1 add 1,500 00 J. Malcon to Jeremiah Malron, north half of 1 he nortfe-east quarter of section 21, township 17, range 2 100 Sam ' to Mortba A. West, part of the south half of the 'west half of the pouth-eaot quarter of section K, township 17, range 2 1 00 Same to Susan Dtnkle. eoctn half of the west belf f the south ea-t quarter of section 16, township 17. rar cei 1 -09 Abijah Johnson to Amos Hadley, lots 10 to 15 in bluok 26 in Sangster, Harruoa & Co.'s dak Hal addition 4,600 00 Sisters of Goofl Shepherd to Patrick Kelly, lot 18 in Jaraes Frank's subdivision 200 00 I. S. Harrison to M. W. Thompson, part or lot 1 in A Hawkirs' suodivision of outlot 177 4 E00 00 Georga J. Reed to John L. Avsry, lots 5 ana 12 in N. R. Ruckle's tubdivieion... 8,063 00 Benjimin F. Anderson to JamesG Brown, part sou heast corner, east half nenhean quarter-section 10, township 15. rang'? 2. 709 00 W. W. Caldwell to Peter M PursWl, lots 12 and 13 ic James Gillespie's subdivision lof ontlot 43 8,000 00 Robert H. Buck to H. C. Darnell, lot 11 in Morrison's addition 4,200 00 No. of transfers. 21 : consideration J46.766 00 BUILD1NI "JKMITB. The following building permits were issued by the City Clerk during the week ending November 23: James Frank, frame dwelling, on Wallace, near Nebraska street fgoo 8 hover & Miller, frame italic, on Maiket street, between Alabama and New Jersey streets 1,000 Wm. M. CochraE, brick dwelling, on -College avenu , between Seventh and Eighth stjeets B.00C !7ii.e minor permits, amounting in the aggregate to 1.067 Fot&l. 9mm J7,667 Value of permits issued since January. 1873. $,521,683. A REMARKABLE OPERATieN. .Whitehall Times. B. Franklia made his name famous when heSlewhis kite and brought down i-hfning from the clouds which had bees flyin? aroend without ipaying its way. Now we not-only flash through on wires, but ccience has crippled electricity and U9ed it to perform miracles. The Timrt readers will remember when Gen. Kilpatrick returned from Chili, three yeers since, of hi having a remarkable operation performed upon him by a physician hi New York, who removed a large fleshy formation from the Generis neck by tilKng it full of needles and thea attaching a galvanic battery t it Ten mixutes afUr the current of electricity was let on the bunch had entirely disappeared. A remarkable operation was performed b- a Whitehall physician a few days ago. A gentleman who had been feuffering from a superabundance of aiipose tissue consulted & physician, asking for relief from its burden. The doctor told him he could relieve him if he would consent to a painful operation. The gentleman consented, and with the medical practitioner, entered the telegraph office at this place. The fat man was requested to remove his coat and vest, after which the physicians sur.ounded him with wires, attaching the ends to a powerful battery. At a siunal from the doctor, Manager W. D. Eddy let on the current, tuts imueni wriinpn nnri ttuiatri when he felt the current passing around him; still he stood like a martyr. Presently he bean to shrink- hp. cmvot Qmuiiu. d , , c&uu smaller; his clothing hung in bags about 1113 iai-uiminisning iorm. rne doctor ieii mucn pleased at the result of the experiment, while the formerly fat man's inv waa very great, although h e seemed to be suflering acute nain. All of a snd.lpn fhro nrsa heard a loud r.lickinir at. the instrument on if Pandemonium's great hall had been let loose. The operator sprang quickly to answer the call. He nscertainpii it wn frnm the New York nffl -p Hp riirklw QbsH. 'What S UD?" An answer r-iin'H hnr-lr aa if n come luiuriaien nemnn wm nr th.t nrnpr en-i of the wire, "What in thunder are you about? Cut off your wires quick you are filling the New .York office' witli "oargrease."

SINGULAR SUPERSTITION. Hanover (Pa.) Spectator. We have just learned of a most remarka)le case of superstitution, which is almost beyond belief in this day of enlightenment and civilization, and worthy the "dark days" of the middle ages, "it seems that recently a family of the name of Kaltrider, residing near Jacobs' Church, in the vicinity of Jefferson, in Codorus township, have been sorely afflicted and distressed by sickress, three of its members, the father, mother and son, having died with the typhoid fever within a few days of each other, and three others of the family lying very ill with the same disease. By some means or other the rest of the family became impressed with the startling and superstitious belief or idea that if the shroud around the corpse of cne of the recently interred members was sticking in the mouth of the corpse, the rest of those ill would soon die unless the remains were exhumed, and the part of the shroud removed from the mouth. Accordingly, on Wednesday of last week they repaired to the burial ground in which the remains were interred, and the body of the son was taken up. Upon opening the coffin it was discovered that no part of the shroud adhered to the mouth of the corpse, and their superstitious fears being removed, the remains were again lowered into the grave and the tomb sealed up. his is one of the most singular and remarkable cases of superstition that we have ever heard of, and notwithstanding that wc live in a Christian age and country, would seem to indicate that the heathen are not all confined to Asia and Africa. Some parts of York county are extremely benighted, and would afford a god field for missionary labor. If! YELLOWSTONE LAKE. A MAON1FICEKT VIEW 1WO HUMORED MILES IS IXTENT. Yellowstone Lake has been described so often that it seems almost like a work of supererogation to go over the ground again. It is about thirty-five miles wide, and has about the same length; it is very irregular in shape, the indentation of the shores being well represented by a person's hand laid flat upon a paper, with the fingers extended The most magnificent view which was gained by the members of the expedition, was when the party had Bscended the mountains on the east side of the lake, and the whole splendid vista, two hundred miles in extent, lay spread out before them. This included the lake, the Geysers pnd the mountain ranges way off to the north and west, eclipsing in its beauties and sublime grandeur anything ever befere beheld by man. No words can convey to the mind this enchanting prospect, and no painting can show to the eye its marvelous beauties. It must be seen in order to be fully appreciated, and, once seen, the memory of it can not be eradicated from the mind. Men become absolutely dumb before its transcendent splendors, and get new idea3 of the extent and variety of creation. So vast a scene, and one so charming to the eye, docs not exist elsewhere on the face of the earth. It seems absolutely etherealized when viewed from the mountain side, and leaves nothing to be desired.

A NOBLE MONUMENT. A rich physician in the French town of Perigueux, named Parrot, has just taken a noble revenge on the fate which deprived him of an only son just as he was entering upon manhood and a prominent professional career. At the breaking out of the FrancoPrussian war Armand Parrot was just finishing his medical studies in Paris, and his father was building for him an elegant residence near the paternal mansion. When the Prussians invested the capital the young surgeon attached himself to the fort at Vbnvos, and in a few weeks thereafter he was struck by a piece of shell and mortally wounded. A9 soon as the siege was raised the father obtained the body of his son and buried it in the grounds of the estate be longing to the chateau intended for that son's habitation. Over the tomb he erecttd a beautiful chapel, and the chateau itself he turne d into an asylum for the orphun child ren oi j-engueux, endowing it with all his weahh, and called it the A svluni Armand Parrot. It is described as one of the most penect institutions of the kind in France. TUB NEW TELESCOPE. rPhllarilnli I tA r.n- l The Washington telescope, for the building of-which Congress made an appropriation of $50,000 some years ago, is ow being moumeu at tne rationai UDservatory in Washington. The instrument rmt nn a pier of etone and brick work extending 18 ieei uchjw uie sun acc, acu me pier IS capped by a single block of sandstone wei?hinr about two tons. On this stone rests a heavy iron casting weigningone-;uaneroi a ton, and this sunnorta the inctrnmpnt Althnurrk r a ' - - ' iivuvuu the weight of the moving parts is about four tons, the immense mass can be moved by a slight pressure of the hand. The length of the instrument is 32J feet, and the telescope tube is of sheet steel, riveted together. The important part of the instrument, the uujeci giass, is so incnes in ammeter, and was made in England at a cost of $7,000. The telesc.one ia anlpnrlirilv mnnntoil f..r all movements, and the size of the olject glass vMii relieve me uuserver ironi me eilects of atmospheric disturbances, which, with smaller glasses, are extremely troublesome JOHN BROWN'S WIDOW. A letter from Red Bluff, California, siys: "As she is called, the wife of the great John Brown still resides here, pleasantly situated auu Buituumitu svim picasant, comitirtable influences. She has won th ,tum on,i confidence of the people,, and commands me auuiirauoa oi sn parties, irrespective of ptmucai opinion, iier nome naa been freed from -debt, and under her own vine and fig tree Le lives, with none to molest and make her afraid. She has three daughters, wha have been engaged in teaching school. They are said to be very intelligent ladies. The eldett has received many calls to go back Kouth, and help la educate the race her father d.ed to benefit. She feels it some what kerrmtv and will nrnimtilir rrr -J, ... , M J fo' ' UUIIQ living here, Mrs. Brown has received aid from Eng'and, and many letters expressing iitu uraar mr uer uusoitnu s memory, cne has made this place her permanent home, hum luivuus w upcuu uer a ays among inis peeple." DELAY THAT 13 DANGEROUS. (GV-cago Evening Pist 1 Advices received last night from Washington are to the effect that "the Spanish government has reiterated its entire willingness to respond to eve'y reasonable demand of the United States for reparation of the insult and injury we have suffered in the Virginius affair, and only asks for such delay as may be necessary to procure official information. Seretary F;sh is understood to think this is a reasonable request We do not think it will be seriously objected to in any quarter provided too much time is not consumed in circumlocution. That is a vice for which Spanish diplomacy is notorious; but any exhibition of it at this juncture would be singularly unfortunate.

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MARTIN & HOPKINS, GENERAL .lfiSoRASCE AG EMS. ss, 000,000 INSURANCE CAPITAL REPRES'NTED Money to loan in sums from $2,000 to $100,000. Loaned in 1872, $572,800. OFFICE: NO. 36 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, ecp27e3m INDIANAPOLIS. THE YARA CIGAR, Manufactured and Sold by CHAS. F. MEYER, No 11 North Pennsylvania Etrett, ODER ODD FBLL0W3 HALD, sen22e3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND SYMBOLICAL PULPITS. New York Independent A new sect of Lutheran ritualists seems to be arising in Pennsylvania, whose distinctive peculiarity is a belief that the pulpit ought to be shaped like a goblet or wine-glass. If it is important that the pulpit should always have a symbolical shape, then the pulpits of some ministers we know of should be modeled after a combination of breadtray and butter-dish. Mr. Murray's would be shaped like a saddle; Dr. Fulton's might resemble a pepper-pot; and Dr. Talmage's should bea full-rigged castor, with all the cruets full of condiments. The people of DeWall's Bluff, Arkansas, want to furnish thr Cuban insurrectionists a fully armed and equipped regiment. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET. OiTic of mt oailt Journal, i Indianapolis. November 22. 1873. There have been no cfcasces of Importance in quotations since our last issue. Bkxswax la quoted at 232,25c per pound, buying prices: dull. Bbans We quote at 83 ner bushel for prime wmte ana navy, ana f 1 ou lor common and mixed, buying rates. Brooms Are q-ioted at tiQ,2 25 per dozen for common, and good at $33 SO. Bcttbr -Prime roll, VOc per lb ;f air to good, 122.15c ; Vl.4nn I . ....... 1 . . . c i. i . ' uaniMK. ctu'-i., kiwq uuuu, uujriuK rates. bciLDiKO M ATERiALS Tbe market is not so active. Plaster, per brl, $3 504; lime, per busbcl. 84 Wc; cement, per barrel, (3 SO; hair, 85c per bu; fire brica, per 1,000. t3Ui0; wuitesand, 3 T&i per barrel. Buckwhbat IT vovft 19 initio 00 per bbL, selling nct:. Coal Block or Brazil ta Quoted at 16e oer bn Pittsburg, 26o per bus; Highland, 14c: Cannel, 28 &3Jc: Sand Creek, 17c: In car lots, Ifi- Jc lower for all the above varieUee; coke sells at 16c; anthra cite iiu notKu per ion. ucmnna gooo. Corn Mal Bolted. 65c per bush. Cooperahb Whisky and coal oU barrel stares, per m, ruuKu, cioufis; uuio neaaing, rougn, fxaTi. Pork barrel staves, rough. ttfnl0 50: hcadin?. 17& 80; flour barrel staves, dressed, per M, 85ui&9 50; Circled teadlngs, per set, 7J8Xc Whisky barrels, each f 2; pork ditto, (1 50&1 60; lam tierces, wood bound, tl 65&1 90; fl ur barrels, flat hoops, 47&50c; aibbu, njuuu uwn, luuKi egB. iron ooana, b-gai i . in .... 1 1 In. h.iJ k. 1. 1 u a . Bi, iv-K., c ' . imirunjicip, inru-uuuuu, fl DU oop-poles, per M, tight barrel, flour-barrel. 9&13: strap-Bolea, per M.ftt&Si. Dull sale. CiiniD oobs rnere is an improvement in canned irooiL. Tomatoes, t-pound cans, standard, new, (1 &3 00, HounL tl b.'3, 75. Corn, soaked. ti ar,U 50. bra-w berries, new, H S5&3 75, Pine apple, vxa 73. ligg plums, S3 BOJt3 75. Green ttage plums. $.) 60&3 75. Blackberries, ft fO&2 as. Cherries. S3 00; rears, 2 85a2 50; Raspberries, 3 25. String beans, SI 75fU 00. Lima Beans, f 2 5&3 00. Peaches, standard. 2 pound rasa, f 2 65 75; 3 pouna cans, (3 65) 75: Corn, Mt. bwcet, ti 8M13 t4i; do: Yarmouth corn f 3 IXM 25: do: Ken. setts, t 250.2 85; do; Capital. (2 50; Wbor-ui-Domes, x.-'t&J au: baimon. 1 pound cans, ti 7V&3 00; do. 2 pound cans. (4 0V&4 25. Oysters, cove. lbs. 11 051 25; 2 lbs. 2 05 per dozen. CHKEse ;hoice factory ia held at 14X15c, according to quality. C'andlis Full weight star candles are quoted at 20c per ponnd. and summer presned at 14c CorrFK We quote Rio coflce, roasting at ir&JSc: fair, 262xc; good to choice, 2(iXa7c: Laguayra, 27c; Java, 8ia33c , iuayra, Eaas Very scarce supply not equal to demand. We quote fresh eegi at 2rc24c per dozen. FBATnERS Prime, fxjc: common, mixed and duck. 35c per pound, buying rates. Fish Trade is moderate; receipt amall; No. 1 white fish commands f 9 75&7 00 per half barrel; kit, white fieh. No. 1, l 85ai 4i'; No. 1, mackerel, $910 por half brl; No 2 medium, 7 50. large. Si 5 per half brl; mess mackerel, per kit, $3 5"; ciuo, bris. 30; half brls, tlta o: No. 1 kit mackerel, 1 75&2 00; No. 2 kit mack-rel, l 50l 60; family mackerel.Sl 25 per kit; smoked halibut. 15c per lb. California salmon til bLGh 12 (0 per half brl; kit f3 50. CodfWh. 7c. Flour Farcy Hranos are quoted at f7C0a7 5? per brl: family, 6 2V26 75: low grades dull at S3 5ua 4 CO teiiing prices on orders. FoREir,! and Dried FRurrr We quote Palermo lemons at $U13. Raisins, $3 uOtS 25 p r box; loose Muscatel, 3 6(A3 75. Turkish prunes, new, 1617c. Layer ilgs. In boxes. 20c; drum f.cs, ntw, viUc. Citron. 4.r4i50e, new currant 9.luc per lb. Dates. In frails, 9&9c pr pound; quarter, lie Dried peaches, halves, per lb 1 1 lfUc; quarters. 6o38c; dried apples, prime, 746 8c; fair to good. 4CJc ir lb. Oranges, per box. 14 to 5 00. Lemous, J 10 00014 00 G - OjiaiR f 1 25 per doz. Durks mallard, (22 50; teal $22 :;wood. Si 75 bqulrrels, 75c ier 1 z Prairie chickens, S3 00 per doz V- nirou, A!&l5c per lb. Babbits, f 1 per doz buying rates. Green Fruits and vegetables Green apples are 41 oted atfl 5t3 per brl. accordincto quality, and dull. Potatoes, mixed, 90cM; rusi-et and early tore SI; peach blow, tl 05! 10 per bushel for car lotd. ut d 10c mora from store CnhhiurR. tl 7 0i) per brl. Onions, red. f4; yel ow, f4 SO Crerberries.fll 0(15 00 per brl. Sweet potatoes. tH 7.'ffil 5 per brL Tumius. per brl. 1 sivnii is wujriiiit rates. Grain hew red wheat is aaateA i iKv.i n bu; amber fl 25(21 SO: white, from i.rime tn, choice, nominal, t-orn In the ear from wagons, new, i c; old, 43c; shelled, in large quantities. 40c for low mixed. 41C for hiph mixed anil vnllnw. and 4.Tfor white. Rye, 65c Wood clean oaU. mixed, 83c; white. 85c Per fctUheL Barlev. fl 10 hnvlnu prices. Gin sen 9 Per lb, 75c, buying price. Bat We onote looms mt ciiiAiufiiriliniM Hmath from wagons. Baled U quoted at $18(20 for tight pressed, and $10(31 for loose pressed, selling price " oier un., seilUkK price. Bohxt Per lb, 12X35c, buying price.

99 . INDIANAPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, Yobn Bloolc, 13 N. Meridian Bt. . . 1 Accounts . . 8,312 September 35, 1S73. . ... , . . ( Drpos-t . . . flM.751 09 Aet earnings be ong to deoi!:tor. and are divided ac ""ding 10 law. opea Mondays and Saturdays Tr, yIL"AK N- JACKSON, Presirt.nt. JOIIN W. RvY. SecrcUry. oct7ely DR. CULBERTSON, OCULIST & AUKIST.gffi) 12 N. Del SU Artiflrial Kves Inserted fcsCOT'ION'tf PATENT ROUND TREE EOXES Arechesper than the sanareonea now In ase: made wiihout rai s or -crews, they can not come to pieces while the materials lant. Being also rour d, like the trees, their birk la not rut bed and sea-red by square corners, causing decay and dwarfage in future years. Can be set np by sny person, and are now for the first time offered to Individuals for CASII AT WHOLESALE PRICES ranging from 65c. to St 25 each, wh ch is a reduction or fully one-half from the retail rates heretofore paid by ringle customers. Correspondence solicited. Price lits sent, and orders promptly Uliea by STEPHEN SCOTTON, oc4 Hmos Richmond, Ind. JLOOK HERB ! ! ! I am BellinacXjuxxiHer. Latb, Bhinfcle. Dressed Floorina:, Biding. Fencing Poata. and In fact everything in the building 1 ne at panic iri;-i. 1 uu-e iu ueeu 01 anytuing soove mentionea will do themselves a favor by calling and examining B. U. HAYS. Office and Yard: X?avt Snd JSTnmaonnsettai avenue. oct29-78t IS NONE TOO GOOD. Toilet and Fancy Articles, Native Wines, Choice Perfumeries, Spongi s. Soaps, etc. The Purest urugs mat money can buy. PERRY BROTHERS. 8. W. C0K. PI KN8TLT A XI A A N D Sf ARIET 8T3., reoieiy) OPPOMITB POST OFFICE. Hides The market Is quiet. City green hides " ui fer iu; greeu raiiea vcrfibtc; til v Salted inr.12r- drv flint I'iTtli- r-.un bin . green calf, lc Sheep pens command 25c for )iD.lnM t. rt. . I. ... - L. , , bulmiiuf w 1 v. iui , uuymie rates. Hoos-The market is better, with fair snprtlv . t 4 OK .... - ' ' Hops 5055c per lb. Leather Trade is qnlet; quotations are firm Buffalo sole, best at 36a37c; No. 2 best Buf buic, oiti ueei. a A pole MVXriX', No. 2 B A, Sta30c; oak sole. AOSr: harness. U7H' m IK. K. HI.. A - . V-. .-o. .' v kv 1 1 wituiv, i" 1 umvu, (9 wk; r rencn kip, (1 Omil 50 per lb; French calf, fl 75&2 25; beet w -ta -k. uvcir wiij rail, f.& 1 WJ. tock boards, $25; joins, acar.tiin and timber, 16 fw:t lonjf and nnder, $20; Is feet, f .1 ; 20 to 4 feet. VH" pi Q iW, wiiimuu, KJ 1 Inch, S 50tt4 75; poplar, $3 50. Lath, pine! $3 25 per 1.00U. Metals Iron and 8trt Common ' Iron la uuvittu cuou, iom " u iMu , mil'jl iron no. i Don ed, S6 00. Best English cast steel. 25c; Amer icau ao, zoc: raus. n 7a per Ken: Burden's '" ' ' ' J ' cic, diuu'ti e norm , vai.iiiir.cu iiuu, so percent. uirvuuui itv.ui uouc link J X T4AS IUX14, lU.riXOU 10x14. IX. S1500; 12x12. IC S1275: 12x12, IX, S1575 14x20.IC,f 1300: 14x20,lX,S!60U: 100 plate,DC,12 5o l(io plate, DX, S15 50: roofing IC Charcot, til 50 moUJiir IX eharmul 14 Ml Ulm-h r: t86:; bar tin, 87c Pbcatbing, 14 to 15 oe, 88c; planished 14 to 16 oa, 46c: bolt copper, 40c; bottoms, 88c Ltnd pig. 8Xc; bar, c Zlne-Per sheet ll)fc, per cask, 10 !c per lb; antimony, 33c; UnDeni' solder. No. 1, 22c; No. 2, 2Cc: Babbitt rnetid. Al ill Feed Is ran commands fit per ton per ear uu.buii piuu uoiiiitaj, auona ivt per ton. and middlings 20 per ton. Molases and Strut New Orleans molasses U quoted at 70080c per gallon for fair to choice. Sorehum. Per ration. fliir-tb- Knn. 65e; medium, 70c; choice, 753i0c. " Ncm Almonds, soft shell. 25iQ.20c per lb; filberts. 18c; walnuu, French, 14c, Naples, 2V37c; Brazil nuts, 14c; peanuts, raw. 10c, roasted. Uc; hickory nnla am all 1 - m - . 1 . ",r ru"". ci t-r prr DaPaei. Oil Raw llnaeed la quoted at 95c per rai Inn and 1 t,A t m T .n . - c v. mmm m vii, rjiir cur rent make7nsi75c: No. 2, 5c per gal'on less. Standard coal oil. naibc Headllght.175 deg. fire test, 235c. Bet bank, no&o5c; best s'raita, 6i70c per gallon. Labrador. 80t.-5c Lubricatine steadr at list prices. Poultbt Chickens are quoted at tl t! 50 per " jvunx. luuti w ir oia per aozen: roosters 12Xc; ducks, i 1 0 per dozen: geese, full fathered, 4Jc each; turkeys, old, 6c per pound, yoong. nominal Demand for chickens daa These are the ouving prices. Ides5c;clears1de6tfc;bame. sweet pickle.Sc. Ba-wu-iumnici, uwr iiu glues k;4c; clear sides 8c Bacon nominal also hulk meats. Breakfast 'nwii. ii un- a peer itc: sugar cured hams, He. Lard, ketre. 7)tfc p-'r Ibselilng peces. 'A1- per puuoa nuyirg rate. 9atXc; Carolina, 8 10c for fair to choice. .- is uuuu-a i f t zu per brl for car loads. Ohio River $S 85 In small lots; 2 25 In car loads Firm. S 17a A u. A rnti'eA 11 'T il L ... r in, r. , , . . circle C, 10Wloc; yellow,' If fo'.oxc 'per poand;' J;c: New Orleans, Iwar.c march -Prime pearl commmda SS5Ve it lb. Hon. Rlrrtri.tA r.t . I. . .. .. . , . ... ......... ... uiuwu.k In kegs; iu boxes, 6XfSc JAP''ommon u Quoted at 6c, and Gcrmaa at 77Jic per lb. r-K.ntt 1 1mnthw no Kn. rni. A 1 .a.m. prime o cni ice, fits. Clover, lairtogood. S4C0: grais, Kentucky, nom'-ral. Buj in piices. TEA Are III t:li. rofii. .t lt,...n.l I. MnAji -. 65.tf,l 15: Hyson. .5cl 80; gp.npowdir, sooa $1 40. and b!ark and Japu WcOJl 45 ;er lb. tScaaOc; Monitor liavy, 6-c; Mark tobacco, 4ia AUkvioe uiu (JU4rir, BWSIW: 8mv.Kil2 bracdn. 2oc ViNcoAR Cider, per pnl, lSf:0c. W H1KT (-fHirl it-TTittnri n,i ,T i Iro-bound rooperare. tnh TAnci'e eamc 1 xaafti 50 pe' box, ard o'btr tfize at proportionate ttw.rv.'vrr."'.'"'' Tr . iiw. i tuos er aozen, u rrjNo 2 d'tto. tlOW); No. 8 dluo. 9 00; Na 1 churns, common, per dozen, f ll'l 0: No 2 ditto tUfelO 50; No. 3 ditto. 1 9 (XH9 so;' No. 1 ?ldar char, s, bras bound, f 21 OOqj oo; No. 2 ditto. $20 ta21 00; No. 1 ash churns, $16 00; No. 2 ditto $14 Oo; No. 8 ditto, $12 (ju; stave half ooshel meaI ore. $5 50: hoop, iron bound, ditto, $8 W7 00: ketlers, five In nest $2 25; meal sieves, 14-1671 d 2 00: ditto 18, $2 25 40; O. Q. bncketa. two hoop, $2 25: ditto threw, $2 60&1 65 W ooL We quote at 27c for beet medium and common unwashed, and 44c for tub washed and nicked buying rates. Karkrt dull and weak. nai vniimiiq man aciia ax AS 007 00 per cord. ,

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WILLIS W. WRIQBT. V. K. VOREBJ. NAT. H. VORUB WRIGHT & MORRIS, REAL ESTATE DEALERS, No. 14 North Delaware Street, INDIANAPOLIS,

A BAB GAIN. We have sixteen Lots ia one block in Johnson's heirs addition, just east of the Exposition ground? that we can offer for a fewdays at prices that will insure to the purchaser a quick and profitable return on his investmentThis is undoubtedly the best bargain in the mar ket. WRIGHT Se IMOIililS. mctlSelT J. M. LORD&SOINS, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BR0KEVS Baldwin's Bloolc. CHEAP HOMES F03 BALE. House and lot oc Etaith r'.reet 12,000. House of 10 rooms on Broadway $9,000. House on College avenue $3,000. House on East street $-3,000. Double frame on Fourth street $3,000. House on Illinois street $3,500. House ot 15 rooms. North Mississippi street $3,000. Three houses on Market street, three squares from Po6tofflct $9,000. Also, a large number of vacant city lots at low figures. an22elT J. M . LOUD A BON8. NEW AND ORIGINAL V V-.v ..;.' J'' , :.-.( T;v.--i.'V GEOMETRICAL CHECK PROTECTOR This die cuts the paper (orcr the amount ta nnres, or in the fiillng-tn matter) in geometrical form, leaving the paper more like a cobweb than any other comparison when held to the Ugh. The UlnesT Out In this Form all Radiate from the Center. , Defying the Pen to work upon it In any regular foror other than it own. Fueltive inks can be taken off of paper ry the in of acids and slight rubbiLg. This i& m-trical Impression will not stand to be wet with acids nor an rubbing whatever. Bad some of ovi larrer cities nsed this, or something similar, millions of dollars would hive been saved to their cnrar.jnr !tie. As evidence of this it is ot ly necessary to mention th raised checks that were paid n thenties of Milwaukee, Wis , and Kvansvi'le, lnd., within the last 10 days (which In all amounted to over $4 W) to cennmand attention and respect for thit Gcometxlca Protector. IT IS THE BU8INE8S MAN'S FRIEND. AND A PROTECTION FOR AT T.. FOB SALI BT INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL COMPMT. WUITK ROCK MEDICINAL SPRINGS WAUKESHA, 'WISCONSIN. These Mineral Water have been analyzed bv lh best chemists of the United 8tate. who have cer Uflcd to tutir curative qualities They i re situated on the uppvr borders oi Waukesha, above the drainage of lbs villape. and come direct from a VaraesiA insrry. ' bui-cia! action on the I IVER and KIDNETS wll remove all obstructions, snd change a s;iow billon complexion to a white, vonthiul color Previous to this advenirement. hundreds of chioni'c cases of diseased liver and kidneys have been bent fit ted bv thee waters, ho enn be referred to The proprit tor of these rprlngs was a horelei lnMINERAL WATfcRS. an cnlargtd and hardened liver was brought to its natural tlze and erabled to perform its hea'.turnl fuiicti os. He i -.ined in a few months fortr pmnd- f.f good, so'ld fl i-h- d fna t???1?.1"?! y"! ''pf!c- who toul 1 "' dii.ei tne lightest food In small quan'itles as barely tu supdot life, can now eat with impunity. l-THKSB ARB THR ONLY KNOWN MTV Ekal waters in iim w.ihltj Viu-r wht: CURE COMPLETELY BPKSHT S DISEASE OK THEKIDNH.YS A Mi DlAEEIKS. aAi,JS oy This water qnleis the nervous s.stem. r. d the natfent sletps sound y.jnd so is permarently cured. The inflammation or hent n? of t e L.v.r and KidI - - - -.. .uu vi wunout padiscretions. One barrel of Wr-i'e oek uili WiL lh's It w!H cure DYPIP-I, GOUT SOTTR STOMACH, and relieve l enrlgii Pair. ' eublt - . . . ........ t. L l.i.B rUbMO rircuiarw. The water is not effervescent and does not lose Its Virtues, Partie within? to trv thp i. . at present, direct from Waukesha. t,y tte Iarrkl or Ualp Bakkel. Instruction ill be giien for iba Use Of th muter nlUl . . " '"r,n" Mavtedtothe inoiv du 1 e nV.itVarTi wLl fieoceifiveaii pamcui r. Address, II. TV. COL VER, Fioprie'.or, WAUEESHi, WIS. For sale In large or small quantities by CHARLES DENNIS, Druggist Martindale's Block, Indianapolis. oct20 3mos H NO Wis YOUR CHANCE TO TUTV New or Second-hand BUGGIES and SPRING " auv.io caeap, or wm trade Tor horses or aoalea. TVVr Ut?Pr Trir teeeta!de 8UMe, COrner EUaois And BoU

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