Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1875 — Page 1

THE EVENING NEWS.

VOL. 6—NO. 264.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1875.

PRICE TWO cents

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Our stock of FALL and WINTER CLOTHINCt is complete in every department. Oar Goods and Prices mast be seen to be appreciated at New M One Price ClolhingHouse,

HAfllS OUJTt $2 Shirt. R. B. PARK1CR. XU W. Wwihington Street.

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)H 8AJLJI—OLI> tAi KKu, 40 GBJTTS EBB HUB <lred, at the New* offlco. ot * ,K SALB-GHKA 1'^A ThOBHE 3-SPBING wagon. 73 f orth HJlnoii. uu tt >B S A LB— 8 ^ ALL BAY MARK—CH EA P0»H290Chmtian nveinic. _ ' ua hi CH>K BALBL.i.E 1-HORSK WAGON-NKVV-J? Cheap for cash. 167 Fort Wayne avenae. t l/UHBAI B-A FIBSr-CLAHS BtKHR’S OVKN JT »t one-fourth its eoat, at lUi C llliuois st. ut t C»Oir _ SAi J B-A _ ePLKNIlID PAIR OF M VTCH r mules, at Wood A Foudray's stable, 25 Circle atreet. uu t! iMM SALB-fiOOjoOiJ GOOD BKIcK. CALL AT “ No. 78 Bast Washington atreet. K. R. McPoPOAt. J uu* E*!K 8AEB—CHEAP—A SPRING WAGONJ? Also six cart wheels. Apply at Indlanapolh Rolling Mill. f * CK)B BALE—TWO GOOD 80001*3. TOP AND I; open, for sale oleap by C. K. Carter, 59 North Illinois street on * riGR BAhi-VKKY ( HBAP-A TCP SPRING J 1 wa»on ivarly new. Apply to 66 Ash,, comer ol Ash and Cherrv sireits. v of 1.1. HACK—A r pVl VATeTaLB-CoOK STOVr “ am! other artldei of household furniture, at 266 No> th ienne?*ee street. y_ht CtOR 8ALB—< 1'>NFK(TIONBRY At D RBHTAF P rant, for a few days, very cheap iM Russell avenue. Doing good business. _ UUS _L nok saua-ohjcap—6m long timb—at JP aero farm In Marlon county, by M. Igoe A Co., fo. liS North Delaware street. at * TJ’OR HALF TO GET HERGICAL loBIRP I 1 meats ground and reiwiiretV in a thorough manner, take them to 48 * otth Lola ware street. ™Tr s'alb^a good hopsk also a NO. 1 P baker's wagon.with a choice route of customers Call on Adam Knauf, 257 Ra s ave. e ht l/OR BA LB-ONF OF THE BIST DRIVING P mares and b and new buggy, worth *325, will be fold for *20ocaih. SOji. Meridian, up stairs, uu' IAOB BALB—MILL blTR-BlST WATKt P power In Marlon county. Half cash, balance Gag time or good trade. T. A. Goodwin, 44% N. Pennsylvania. tn • OOB tALS—0K3AR STORE-GOOD LOCATION, P and d-dug good business, Also, two carpet audstme furnimre, cheap for caslt. Call at 2S Virginia avenua. _ ^ uu o ! pOB HALF—AT A BARGAIN IF PUHCHABBD P before Thursday next, a line, handsome psir of match mules. Can be seen at Wood A Foudray's stable, Ml Circle atreet. nut! rvyB 8ALE-T IK BB8r L^)C8K PBK8S HAY P and "traw, wholesale or retail. Also the best brand* of Hour, $» per barrel, at the Capital Feed BUm', U6 Weat Washington atreet. t *7 wTkjH HAU* P.CIT K»C8 AND' FBAM 8—* P large eolwaetion of fine chn-moi and engrav* lugs will be sold cheap, to make room for new stock, at the Parlor Att St.re, 27 isorth Pennsjlvania street. ut h INuB rtAlJt-LBA-F. FHBNITFKK AND FIX P lures of a gts>d paying bote’, within on square ot the I nion (U>t>ot, north. Will tie sold low to the right kud of a party. William Love A Co., 36 onh Delaware »treat. 1 ^ fN O R B A 1, K - CARRIAGE** BUGGIB8. P barouches, nx-kaways, all tlrst-ciass, at rreatlj

srouenes. nx'Sawaya, an urm-ciass, ai i reauj ,xt prices; also a large lot of second-hand ve- „ wtil bo sold cheap. WyuiOlid A Heifer, 26 BouUi Tennessee stjwet. ul e fAtu

‘R SALB—A KAHK OHANCF -SIX LOTS It King's Arsenal Height- addition, adjoining dniffTTace. Purcho-ed thiee years ago at *7 0 i; will be offered for one-half that amount if its wdl buy them all. or even half the nuinWU1 glv* time on payments and no cash tired■ notes to tx- well secured, however. Adi> for 10 davs H. N-. News offlre. s ua ,ii SHm dotSPSo gash paymk ^t— 2 lots on Blake street, near Vermont street; 35

foot

ots on Arseun 1 avenue ; 40x185 teet. otstn Summit street; a x :t5 feet. > parties wishing to build houses right away, o lots will bo so >1 at reasonable priots and no payment required Injuire of John C. jht, Wright's block, Market street. e sf

^ •k.Letteri addreaaed simply to the number of • box, and without the name of the party for whom Intended, are not to be delivered through the Poet OOee, bat sent to the Dead letter Uttce, in accordance with section 60. Regulation of 1866, United states Laws. Bach letters, in answer to advertise meats, must be left at The News Office to insure delivery.

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-yy ANTED-BOY AT 115 S. ILLINOIS. IITED -GIRL AT 44 S ILLINOIS 8T. T^yA^TBD—A GIRL HO N. KRRID1AN 8T.

’yy AKTZD—GOOD GIRL. 136 R. 8T. CLAIR 8T.

yy ANTED—A TAILOR. 21 6 MERIDIAN ST.

y^-A NTED-CANER. 149 N. DELAWARE.

\VTANTED—A GOOD GIRL AT 561 N TENNB8- ▼ T BCC fit.

yyf ANTED—PLAIN SEWING. ADDRESS 8^M,

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ANTED -ONE DINING ROOM GlhL AT Pyle House. I TANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN BOABDEBS at 128 N East st. v ol

41/ANTED—AGENTS. TV North Delaware su

A. TIM BE BLAKE, 40 ue •

'ANTED—NUBSE FOR 2 SMALL CHILDREN at 172 N Delaware. uu t!

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AN TED—A GIRL TO HELP IN KITCHE iAT 188 W Washington st. ut t! ANTED—1 LODGEE AND 2"DaYBOARDERS at 97 N New Jersey st. uu s

CJT KAON A i*. rRNONAL-GCT'YOrFj^BLNGTND FURnltnre repairing done ai 56 Mass Ave. n ut CKHONAL — FtHST-CL At 8 DRESSMAKING done and satisfacUon given, by Mrs L Ps ine, Sorth East street. ot 6 f tBSONAL—CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES BJt paired and remodeled at 57 Mass, av; very prices. Hobbies repaired. CBSO 4 AL—THK “ITOMESTIC" PAPER FASH ions; U»e bc^t pa Herns ever manufacture', r superiorly over all others is admitted by all > have tried th m; elegance of style;perfecI of fit; simplicity ; illustrated catalogues al■s on hand for gratuitous distribution. Mrs N. AU- n. . o. 88 West Market st , between Illinois Circle sts. e •

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t OTT—ON 8T. CLAIH HTKEbr OR INDIANA I j avenue, a gold and black enamelled bracelet marked E. S hunnann. A Hueral reward will be vmtd on delivery at this office. v of TOOT-ON MARKET AND NOBLE STREET

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OST-GN KASr WASHINGTON STREET, AT tad crossing or on Market street, one i gaunt let The Under will confer a kind **rin£ it at Mr. pryer s Prog Store. t_

will be given for her it left at 63 Davidson st.

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favor by lea __ _____ T oer-tio reward—red rcssia ljeathvr pocket took, containing betw en *61 and t®. somewhere in the south, west or north part ot 'he city The book has mv name and also number of mv residence on it. I. N. Swam, Lireoiory Publisher. uu o

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T»OAED;5G-FRONT ROOM,FIRST FLOOR; 284 i) kart Ohio- «L»L

TkOARDlNG—WANTED A FEW wax uu ers_Ai SO W. Maryland rt;jp^ate family

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\X7 ANTED-HORS Ed TO WINTER. MORRIS & W Mills. 8 Hubbard s Block. tn s.ufef! VIT A N T E D-WM. HITCHCOCK TO CALL >1 at 16% E Washington, to-day. ! \iT ANTED—ALL tiKADK8 LAfR). 8 B BERING W oil works, 183, 185, West Peail st. e ut \\i Aii iED-YOU TuTbUT A NaW ACTIVE W Cook Stove. No 30 d Meridian st. un* 7ANTE1--A GCODGIrL TO DO GENERAL f housework. 274 West New York st. uu t! tirANTED—GOOD PATTERN MAKER - ATB. W Hetherington's foundry on South st. ! 17 A N T B D—SOLICITORS FOR JOB PRINTV ing; will pay wed. Room 6 Boston Block. 1

ANTED-LADY COMPOSITOR TO WORK IN job printing office. Job Printer, this office. !

r ANTED—IT KNOWN 1 HAT 810 A DAY IS made by agents. Call at 186 Madiaon av. t utl

th/ ANTED—FIRST MORTGAGK NOTES ON W Indianapolis property. Wk. H. Esolihh. u • .17 A NT HD—GOOD SEWING GIRL AND GOOD vf machinist. Hubbard Block, 5th floor, room 17. uu t! 1X7 ANTED — SECOND-HAND FIRE PROOF YY safe in trade for real estate. T. A. Goodwin. t*

tk/ ANTED—CITY’ AND COUNTRY TALLOW. 8 W B Bering, oil works, 183, 185 West Pearl street, e ut

4E7ANTED—ALL KINDS OF WRITING, PLAIN YY or ornamental. Charles Peterson, 25 Talbott Block. e e! kl7ANTED—A PERMANENT HOME FOR A W little girl 14 years old. Apply 112 N Meridan st. ! anted—white, yellow and brow: YY grease. 8 B serlng, oil works, 183, 185 West 'earl st. e ut 4*7 ANTED—HORSESTO WINTER, CHEAP. INYY quire at Parker’s stables, W Washington st. tn s.Hkff

tlf ANTED—CABINET MAKER, 56 MASSACHU YY ^etti ave; also a walnut book case for sale at same shop. I t*7ANTBD-A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT YY druggist; good references. Address C A D, .'Jews office. v n I \I 7 AN I'SD-A L vDY CANVASSER—NONE BUI V Y those used to canvassing need apply. 14 Davidson st. I IT7 ANTKD—CHAMBERMAID AND DINING YY roum girl; must come recommended. 112 h Aeridian st. utt!

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04/ANTED-3 ACTIVE. FAITHFUL BOYS. 10 YY distribute circulars. J W Adams & Co, Booi Jpside Down. uu t 117 ANTED—SECONDHAND WOOTON BlfsJ YY ne«s desk, for cash. T A Goodwin, 44% N Pennsylvania. t •

V*/ A N T E DYV Washlngt day board $2.50.

AT KANAWHA HOUSE, 273 W

Washington st, tK>ardere; *3.50 per week

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417 AN T K D-COLORED WOMAN To COOK, YY wash and iron, lor a I&mily of three. Apply tt 75 College ave. n • rtlTANl'KD-KVERYBODY lO KNOW THEY W can get show cases made to order at Dutton’s, 19 8 Delaware st. !

tjk/ ANTED— BOARD AND LODGING WITH PHI YY vate family by young gent Address statins terms C W X, this office. ! tj|7 ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE Yv work in a small family, at 963 N Illinois st food references required. th •

i*/ ANTKD—TO ENGAGE 20 HEAD OF HoRSr!YY to keep over winter. Inquire at Parker’t stables, W Washington st. tn s.tdtf!

ANTE D—lO bELI.—81,000 IN CHAMBER YY Commerce stock. Call at Brykit Bros , cor rriuiessee and Georgia sts. i ? o 11/ ANTED—CLOTHES WRINGERS fOBEPAlR YV at J L Walker’s, 81 W Washington st, dealer m stoves and house furnishing goods. o& * 41/ A N TED-ACAPABLE MAN WTfl'SOME YV capital desires to buy an interest in a good business. Address Capacity, News office. !

4*/ ANTED—TO SELL, CHEAP—ONE GOOl YY ■econd-hand carriage and one new side bat trotting ouggy, at 69and 71 s MisaLssippi st. ut t!

4*7 A NT ED—AT H. KNKCHT’S, 48 N. DELA YY ware st, honing and grinding razors, shears, -cissors and kuives, is done in first class style.

4*7 ANTED—MAN TO D G POTATOES ATT YY cents per bushel, then husk corn; work six weeks. General Agency, 16% a Washington. I

4*7 ANTED—BY A YOUjnU MAN WITH F R8 •- YY class re-commendations and business qualifi cations, work. Address J A F, News office, n s?’. ANTE D-B0ARD!NG WITH ROOM, BY gent and wife in private family; references given. Address stating terms J C, this office, ut t: 4*7 A N T E D —TO &BN6 — UNFURN SHaL YV rooms with board, in private family, at No 194 N Del. st; rooms new; good neighborhood, i * ixt anted- partner with woo or $1,000, to W invert in a permanent and profitable business, established in this city. Address Profit, News office. ntol

4 */ ANTED-FOUND—YOU CAN GET YOUB yV old felt hats made into the new styles, at 410 Vir. ave. tl. Malpas. Velvet hats 50 cents each, utt!

SECONDHAND BAXTER EN

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YY gine, 4 to 8 horse power; any equally good stvle will answer. T A Goodwin, 44% North Pennsylvania. t • 4*7 ANTED—EMPLOYMENT FOR THE BETTER YV grade* of male and female help, bearing references. apply at the General Agency, 16% "ast a ashington. ntoTl

TXT ANTED-2 PERSONS TO OCCUPY NICELY YY f imlahed front rooms, with or without board, at 153 N ienneaaee st.

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TXT ANTED-a YOUNG GENTLEME x TO OCCUYY. py a furnished from room, witbont board. Apply at 28 W New York st, one door east of ilil* nois. { TXT ANTED—A GTOD W0MAN“CO7*E TO TAKE YV charge of kiicben; no washing to be done. Apply immediately to R William!, Irvington, ind. nt ol

TXT ANTED-A NO. 1 CABPEN FIR WHO UNYY derstands stair work and can put in fine walnut fronts. Apply at 31 and 33 E Maryland street. E J Bowks- . !

TXTANTKD-ON 1st OF JANUARY NEXT, TO YY rent a neat and sm-Li house of 4 rooms, for 2 or 3 years, north or northeast; rent low; payments prompt. Addreas Cottage, News office. utt?!

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XJR^rSt^TWO FURXDHED ROOMS, 32 E ' Ohio street. uu t! X)R RENT—FRONT ROOM, NO. 70 CHrTd ' ti&n avenue. uu o! X>R " RENT—PART OF A SPLENDID HOUSE, * 105 N Meridian tt. t /OR RENT-ELKQANT FURNISHED ROOMS. ; Apply 218 . Market street. t*

TTtOR RENT—HOUS t ON ROHAMPTON ST. FOR J? $10 Inquire 76 W Wash. st. f ITtOR RENT-HOUSE 5 ROOMS, NO. 62 SPRUCE X. st. F. Lindner, Circle House. e* HiOB RENT—FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED 1; rooms, 59 W Maryland street. i* I.XJh BENT-2 6R~3~R X-MS, ON CORNFR C Walnut and Missouri streets. uu t! rpOR RENT—H ALL 36x50, WITH ANTE ROOMS L 168 Delaware J. M. Judah. ut’

)R RENT—NEW HOUSES, 3 AND 4 ROOMS $13 and $15. Wk. H. English. ur*

(jlOR RENT—STABLE FOR 2 HORSES AND J; carriage. 130 N Alabama street. tt* JTIOK RKNT—8TOHE ROOM—75 _ NORfHTLLIi; nois street; inquire at 59 N Illinois ut CWR RENT-ONE OR TWO NICELY FURC nished room*. 178 W. Georgia street us *

>K BENT-GOOD BR’CK STORE ROOM, Ai 244 W Washington. Call 1. 21 floor. e ua

10K RENT-BRICK HOUSE 8 Rf OMS, 48 K East st, by A. Galvin, Little’s Hotel. v o!

|X)R RENT-STORE BODM, 19% VI'GINIA F avenue. E. 8. Ludlum, 19 Virginia ave. s’ I70B RENT -FURNISHED BOOM^ON^FIK81 P floor, with board. 160 N Meridian st. ut o? COR RENT—HALL, IHfRD FLOOR, 90 l C Market street, by Barnard, Johnson A Co e * —r rent-setond _ ^Tory _ officeOn Brandon Block, at low rales. J. M. Juoah

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70R KENT-ROOM FURNISHED OR UNFIThnished, with or without board. 117 Mass, ave n * 1

1X7ANTKD—BUYERS NOB THE BEST LOOSE W press hay, straw, cony and oats; cheaper than any place In city, at the Capital Feed Store, 155 West Washington st ' »•?

WITH kOME GET up about him, to invest from $300 to $5U) in a good paying business and have good situation. Address Home, this office. !

ANTED—Y UNG MAN

1*7 ANTKD—2 YOUNG LADIES WANTING s YY p'aco as dinir g room girls or chambermaids, who have had experience for two years. Address Mbs J Woods, News office. „ nt t!

ll/ANTKD-l OPKRATOR ON WHEELER & W Wilson machine, 2 apprentice* and 1 first c ass dressmaker, at 163 North Illinois st; none but

first class hands need apply.

1X7ANTED—MONEY—TO BORROW $*» FOa 3 W or 5 years; will pay 10 per cent interert, secured by first mortgage on productive city property. Address Q, News office. uu n!

1X7 ANTED—CL< CKb WILL BS CALLED FuB, YY repaired and delivered In good order. Leave order or address F W Schlilbitt, 178 K Washington; no charge for calling or delivering. t«

\]|7ANTED—SITUATION IN

YY 'Hour and grain house as solicitor, salesman

r clerk; can bnng ■ me trade; best o: Address Flour Salernitan, care News

bookkeeper or c

references,

office.

WHOLESALE

B-jnvitor. salesman, s me trade; best oi

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YV *etof teeth; $1 and upward* for pure gob fillings $1 each (or extracting teeth with gaa. 8a< ixfacuon guaranteed

West Weehiugton str

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OOABDING — AND LODGTN6J, $3 M; DAY D boa d, *2 50; Kanawha House. /T3 We« Washington street mat TXOaSSiNG—EO<)M4 TO LXT WITH B A.RD |j at^ per week; day board $3 50, at the Perry g^asa, 17% Virginia avenue. no *t

»tt anted—onkrybody to know that VV 0>ey will save money by buying Chairs at H

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riOK RENT—OF '*IC^ ROOM FOR RENT O* L first floor. McGaiiard <k Field, 16 8 Meridian street. n 5 * rtOR RENl—A 2 8T0 BY BaTck HOUSE OF - - C ro'ms; No 177 N Tennessee street J N MBTKKL ut o I7HJR RENT-LARGE AND DESIRABLE STUB! C room, No. 340 EWaaniugum stseet Wm. B Shoubk. - ta* I7IGK REf-T- LARGE FURVJSBED FRO^ r room, suitable for 2 gentlemen, 231 N California street uttf JTOR R'-'NT—HOU8R No. 673 N ILLTNOI8~T “ of 8 rooms, woodhouse and stable. Inquirt on premises. ut st /.TOR RENT-BUSINESS ROOM IN THE CAPH C al Housebuilding. Apply at 193 W Wash ngton street. ue* JJOlTRENT— A DWELLING OF EIGHT RGO'St, T corner of Pennsylvania and Pratt. Call 49 > e la ware street. s s

njlLNi—titSiMH IN CIRCLE HALL, 1 ARGr U oentral. and cheap, with water and gas h Ach. Wm. H. Enolish. v •

■TtOR BENT-FOURTH FLOOR OVER 143 f- " Meridian ftreet 2’xllO feet, at $10 per month Apply at 135 same block. uu s rX)K RENT—VICKI ¥~FUBNTsHED RCOMJL 1 with board at 174 N Tennessee st., one squan rom Academy of Music. ut st

|7K)R RENT—COTT 4 E 6 ROOM PAN TRY " cellar, well, woodshed, good lot, 818. W. H A. Dell, 51 W Washington st. v o OCR BENT-A HOUSE OF 2 R(.OM3. OJ r the corner of Elizabeth and Patterson streets nqui.e at 297 Indiana avenue. uu t! IJO-T"RENT—COTTAGE NO. 325 N L'BERTY P 3 room* and kitcheu, cellar well, cistern and woodshed Inquire on premsies. t

u 'Oh RENT-TWO HOUSES ON HIGHSThKEI ” No 98 and 100, at 8 0 per month. Inquire 1 Zumbusch, No. 3Odd fellow’s Hall. v o OR RVNT—ROOMS—BUSINESS OFFICS~ANI lodging rooms in Meikel’s building, 12 and 1 V Washington rtreet. J M jskiki.f. nto nT R REMT-H JU-E ON OUA’E STBEKT U soutnof Pro«oe' , t; rent 816 per month. In juire at Lumber Y’ard, 180 W Market st. v o! 17*0 R RKNT^rHDUSE OF 5 ROOMS, 170'1 I; Walnut; all conveniences: also house 3 rooms >’o 29 Ellen street. Apply at 76 W Ohio. t nOR RE iT-A LARGE FINELY FDRNJSHE1 C front room, in private family, two square rom Post Office. Address B , News office. v n OIOB RENT-TO A SMALL FAMILY, A TWt P stoiy house on North street, opposite Bllnc \sylum. Inquire at 288 N Penns/lv.nia st. uu t; JAOR RENT—STORE BOOM No. 64 S ALABAM T atreet; room 20x100 feet with cellar sultabl or commission and other wholea&le bualnesf -'levator in building. F. Erdelmkykr. to* OOR _ RBNT—2 NEW HOU4E8 OF 5 ROOMS JL* each, on S West street. $14 *nd $17. Jame’ Fr«*nk, 30% Wash, st, over Fletcher s Bank, s* GtOlffeENf^TFIVl'RVOlTHOUSTsei AND6 " Alvord street: goedstable with each house rent low. Apply to John L. Hanna, 435 N £a t treet. e* lX>R RENT-BRICK HOUSE. NO. 230 NORTF r Tela ware, of 9 rooms and all modern improve For particulars inquire 199 North F st street. uuot rtMjR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD L ing—an unfurnished front room, on fi’st floor, vith independent entrance, at 128 8L Mar} -treet. tn*

riOR BENT—THREE OB FOUR ROOMS FUF C nished or unfurnished, suitable for house ceeplng, to small family of adults. 178 W Georgia rtreet. uh*

j/lOB RENT—A NICE TWO STORY FRA Mi r dwelling, just finished, 8 rooms, with all conveniences, centrally located. Apply 121 Indiana avenue. s* |?OR BENT-AT NO 123 FORT WAYNE AVF r nue, house with 8 roo r s,cellar, cistern, etc., a' $30 per month. Inquire at Lotus Muir’s, No. 192 Fort Wayne avenue. uu ot

Cl OR RENT—FOUR SPLENDID BUSINESS I; rooms on Washington street, just esst of New Court Bovse; also eight large convenient office rooms, 2d floor. Mansur’s Bank. n » ■jtOR RENT—A NEW HOUSE NEAR :TBE i* Glass Works, 4 rooms, cellar, woodhouse, cis *em and well water; price $13 per month. Inquire at No. 4 W Washington street. v h! nvOR RENT^HOCSE NO. 229 E NEW YO*K I? street, 5 squares from Post Office, containing 10 rooms, everything in splend d order; all conveniences For particulars call at 144 North Fast street. v*

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f furnished, for lodging or housekeeping purposes, to p rties without children. References re-

/OR RENT—4 BOOMS, FURNISHED OR UN-

irnishrd, to p rticf

mired. Southeast comer Tennessee and Third

streets

J. OR RENT-S -* ALL H IT BE, TWO BOOMB r and kitchen, 446 E Maryland street; also one house 4rooms and kitchen. No. 40 8 Cady s reet Inqu re at Biainard horison’s office, No. 13 Eas' Washington street. uu*

(.NOR RENT—A LARGE FARM OF500 At RB*. r 2 mi’es cast of Irvington, in high state ofcul tivation; good improvements; S large barn*, to no jj mod ate 100 head cattle and 150 tons hay.

K. Sharpe, 49 d Delaware st.

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R RENT—CHEAP-OFFICE ROOMS IN the Thorpe Block, the most perfect office block

in the city, single rooms or ensuite; heating by sta^m and janitor!ng included; elevator to upper floors. Apply to k. B. Martind&le. oa

(NOR KXi-T OR SALE—A FINE NEW TWO P story boose of eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, large and ight attic, g*A, grate, slate mantles nod on.-bui'dings ou F et her avenue. Austin F

Denny, rooms 83 and 35 Thorpe Block.

(At;* -.*rMi-.H* FI'IE NEW B AXJK ON P Circle stree*. adjjinlng the Franklin Insurance Building on the s nth, const ting of 4 business rooms and 8 suits of 2 rooms to each, on rea- ■ nable term*. Mick * King, 56 E Market, Martlndale Block, in

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[OR Rf NT—FINE LARGE FRONT RX)M, 1 unfurnished, at 96 E New York st. ut t!

pOB RENT—a NIC* FRONT RCOlf, FURr nithed. With good board; 167 NTtean. at. att!

OOR RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED F sleeping room, for on* gentleman or lady, at Fo 491 8 Illinois street nn ot

nX)R RENT—A NICE COTTAGE HOUSE OP 4 r room*, 86 7 roedway; price $20. Inquire of I. A. Wert, 1x7N Alabama, utt!

1. OR RRNT-6 ROOM HOUSE ON XaiORGlA; r $20 per month. Inquire of W. H. Allen, Indiana Banking t ompany. ut*

(JOB RENT—HOUSE NO. 17 W MARYLAND r street, centaluing 13 room*. Inquire at office of Johnston & Lilly, 36 K Maryland. u*

(IHIK kbn-.— LEA SANT FrtUNT ROOM, r with board, in a pr.rate family, for gentleman and wife. AddressCf F., New*office. utt!

(TtOR RENT—A FINS BRICK HOUSE OF 11 r room* 2 and a half square* from Post Office; *11 conveniences atoched; low ren»; on East 1 hio street. Swain & Hobbs, Bates Block. ut n

|X>K RWro-DWELLTNG—RATES REDUCED— ^ Large brick house near the center of the city, water all through and large bath room on second floor. Very chesp to a good tenant. John C. Wiight, Market street. un s!

INOR RENT-HOUSES 72, 74 and 76 ASH 8T . P three and four rooms each; house 76 Ba’es street, 8ev*-n rooms; honse 10 room* 680 N Lelawa e street, opposite Hates’* new bouse, Applv to owner. P E. Hoss, 680 N Delaware st. !

CIUR RXNT-ABOUT TELE 1ST OF OCTOBBC the cheapest honse In the dtr will be ready, corner Nortn and Miaslmippi streets; 12 very large rooms, 5 grates with elegant marble mantles, hot red cold water bath-rooms, closet and every poasi ble convenlenoe. Inquire of John G. Blake, 70 ■ Market st tia •

(JtOP N RET-GRAND OPERA HOTRL-MRS U Mitchell & Davis are now prepared to take permanent or tran.lent boarders at the Grand pera Hotel. The house Is newly furnished, wanned throughout wl h steam and perfect in ita anointments. Lodgings furnished without board if de ired. oa*

/TOH HAJjM OH TJtA.ltk. C'OR 8\LE f R TRADE—COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS, r monthly payments or stock of groceries. J. E Spratt, cor. North and Mississippi sts. 11!

CHJrt SALE OR TRADE—A FINE FARM OF K r 16-I00ths acres, new cottage of 5 rooms, etc., vbout 9 miles from the city. James Prank, over Letcher’s Bank. v *

YOU TJtAMtm CH)R TRADE-BEAUTIFUL b'uBURBAn'efs"^P dence at Memphis, Tenn., to trade for Indianipoli- p operty. McGilllard * Field, 16 South rteridibn street. n * rtOR fRAUE-H 'R9', HARNESS AND PARC riage, second hand, and from $100 to $1 000 a h, for lot or house and lot. T. A. Goodwin, w% North Penn8\ Ivania street. oa * OOR TRADE-MY PROPERTY ON C >R. OI L Michigan Uoad and Brett street, for improved Kansas property and some cash. A. S King. Inlulre on tne premi ea or at 161 Indiana ave. nt ni

jjTOR TRADE-A LOT WORTH $1,320 ON AN C improved street. Must have $800cash; wll ike balance in a horse, or carriage, or horse and arriage worth $500. it need not be worth that mt must be put in a»that. T. A. Goodwin, 44% orth Pennsylvania street. to *

f? OR TRA D E-PI A NO. BR A ND NS W, TO T r. AD U for horse and wagon and cash or good notes ir unencumbered lot on Peru street, close to •’’inker; will take h r*e and wagon as first pay cent. Pric • of lot $800 G. W. Alexander <t Ce.. !% West Washington street. v h

90 MOAT* -po LOAN-TO NEGOTIATE A LOAN OR SELL 1 a note. See R. 8 Dorsey, 8 Bates Block, e *

no LOAN - MONEY LOANED IN LARG> L sums on first mortgage. G. C. Burgess, Agt. u

iiO eA/AN—MONEY UN JEWELRY, CLOTHING 1 Furniture, etc., at Oonlln’s City Loan Office . C6 North Illinois street. us om

no LOAN-MONEY—CN FIRST MORTGAGEV huge and small sums always on hand: Joeepi Moore A Bro., No. 90 East Market st un *

HO LOAN—WE HAVE SOME 8PECI.’ L SUMS t to 1 oan, in addition tn our regular bu«lne?s. one of $25,00(rand ether smaller amounts. Jos. A 4oors & BBC. n s

po LOAN—MONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS OJ L $1,000 and upwards, on Indianapolis real ee ite and Improved farms. Interest at the end of tht ■ % *r. J. M. Lord, No. 82 East Market street, uh ’

TAKKX UT. PakkiTcfIat our stabler, ocrTeTHTA 1 small bay mare, 15 hands high, seven years >ld, blind In left eye. Oates, Pa,y A Co. v ot

PAKKN UP HOR8K-ON OCT. 9TH, LIGHT ! sorrel horse, about 16 hand* high, scar on e't shoulder, one white hind foot, rope aronnd •eck. fc. C. Brundage, 223 East Washington, ut o

A UCTJON BALMS.

\ UmON SAT/E—I WI L HELL WEDNESDAY morning at 10 o’clock, cooking ar.d heating >roves, b-'drteads, r ureres, wash stands, etc.; a'so i small stock of notions, to be closed out In lots f G. Payne, auctioneer, 111 hast Washington •treet.

KMMOVAUL.

pEMOVAL-C O. D. PRINTING HOUSE TO 30 it 8 Mtrldlan Tall and get samples gnd learn heapeat prices for first-class printing in the city.

TO UNO. , OOUN^nr^rrKrS^WOODPr^T^TTRUirK. C Owner can have same by paying charges and p.ovlng property to John Griffin, ',9 Fayette st. t

AJtXUVACKMtSJfTlt f^TNiTAFTiCR^i^^ ALlToBDERS lor backs can be left at Perry's Drug Store, c >rner Pennsylvania and Mari'et, and not at 39 N. llinois, as before. J. W. Blake. O-h nt a CONCERT W'LL BE GIVEN ON WtDNPS -\ day evening (13th) n. xt for the benefit of the -abbath School of the Ninth Presbyterian Church, xuuer North and Spring. Admission, 15c. ut t \f R8. JAMK8 BUFFER WILL GIVE AN ENivJL tertainment at her re-ideccj, No. 69 Fletcher (.venue, Tuesd -y evening, for the exclusive benefit of tbe poor of the Poathside. Tickets, 50c A ^ood time is anticipated. uu t

SOCIETY MEETINGS. TnCIENtTaNDMARkF LODGENoTigri^A rV A. M.—Special communication this (Tuesday) evening at 7:80 o’clock. Work—First Degree. H.L Sklson, Secretary.

It is whispered that Councilman Schmidt ^ould make it red-hot for Fant, if he chose Being a public officer, tf Snhmidt knows toy thing against the official integrity of the Committee Clerk, it i* his duty to tell it whether he chooses or not.

Protmbllltle* To-Day. Washington, October 12 —For Upper Lake Region, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, stationary or falling barometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather and southeast winds in first district. For the Lower Lakes, Ohio Valley and Tennessee, rising barometer, northeast to northwest winds, cold, clear weather witlf frost, followed by falling barometer in Lower Lakes. TMe WaMl Twan* «■ the EngllsM. [Forney’s London Correspondence] “Let me admit at the start that there is nothing more delightful than the conversation of an educate 1 Englishman or Englishwoman ; bat the moment yoa pass from their circles yon are assailed at every qaarter by a mingling of dialecta, and in many cases a most incomprehensible jargon. I often find it difficult to understand an English clergyman, and it is the common remark of Americans who visit the thearers that they lose a large portion of the play in consequence of the rapid and indistinct enunciation of ao tore in subordinate parts. The same observation may be made with justice of moat of the speakers in the House of Commons. Take out Mr Disraeli, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Wright,and a few more, and it is next to impossible to comprehend what nearly all the othen say.”

TELEGRAPH NEWS

The Election in Ohio To-dny, Both Sides in Anxiety and Doafct

The Toting Progressing Quietly In the Cities.

Full Aceonnt of the Late Mississippi “Outrage.”

No Appointment for Secretary of the Interior.

■fe, Kte^ Etc.

OMIO The Preepeeta far the EleetlM*. [Columbus Dispatch to to-day’s Cincinnati Cosnmerci L] The rooms of the Republican and Democratic Executive Committees are thronged this evening with their respective partisans, anxious to catch some additional c ue to the probable result of the election to-morrow. There is nothing new or sensational bearing on the qaestion. Each still expresses confidence in it* chances for success, as each has put forth every effort to win it Information received %t the Republican headquarters within a few days, indicate that a very full vote will be cast in these counties of the Western Reserve that had been regarded with the most solicitude. This seems to give assurance of the election of Hayes and Young, and the entire Republican State ticket A prominent Reolican writes from Ashtabula that that 'ounty will £ive Hayes four thousand majority. This will not be excessive, as compared with fofrner majorities, but it suggests a proportion that, maintained throngh>ut the State, would defeat Allen by a large majority. A leading Democrat says, to-day that the expectations of Allen’s friends are that the farmers will elect him. They concede that no gains are to be expected for him in Hamilton, Franklin,Lucas or Cuyahoga counties, in which the large cities are located. The indications here in Columbas certainly justify their expectations as to this city. The Democrats have the advantage in the election of members of the General Assembly, and unless the Republicans pull together in all the doubtful counties and Senatorial Districts, they will suffer the loss of the next Legislature, the • pportionment being in favor of their opponents. Cincinnati, October 12.—The election is exciting intense interest here. Citizens have thronged to the polls all forenoon, and the vote is large. Close contest for Governor The vote is the heaviest ever polled. Both parties are using every energy to get their votes in early. The betting is very even The Republicans claim heavy gains tn all the German wards, but the Democrats say this is balanced by the votes of the unemployed whom they claim for Allen. Cary, candidate for Lieut Governor, is being scratched by the Demorats and is running behind ou account of his temperance record. Columbcs, October 12 —The election is progressing quietly here. The weather is fine and a heavy vote is being cast. No predictions are passing as to the result, Cleveland, October 12 —The people are crowding to the polls to-day. An immense vote will be polled. Various reports as to the standing of the candidates are current, but nothing definite can be obtained at this time.

The Fort Wayne New. is authority for the statement that a female military oempanT'li forming in that entarpriring city. Hiram Kendall and his wife have been living unhappily at Falkland, and tike morning he was found dead in his had. ghe ■ays the heard him breathing heavily la the night, but did not go to aea If ha was tick. A letter said to have bean written by him, asking forgiveness, and makingdiapoaiton of his property was found, but the hand writing looks suspiciously like that of his wife. It is stated that a number of gentlemen of Fort Wayne offer to give their wives handsome presents if they will gather with their own fair hands a quart of hickory nuts from the trees. Such a novel proposition occasioned considerable wonder until an item was pointed out in a local paper stating that a lad in that vicinity had fallen from a tree while gathering nuts, and bad been unable to utter a word since the accident

■ADDITIOBAh CITY TMWB.

The Coroner this afternoon is going through the farce of investigating a pint cup full of infant remains. A Mrs. Williams is helping

him.

The r e is trouble in the 20th district school,

a parent threatening a suit because the principal, Min Jennie Lindley, has expelled

one of the pupils for using tobacco. Since that “Justice of the Peace innocent”

from Versailles, Ohio, left, there have been no complaints of seeing the elephant and

getting robbed on West Washington street. Officer Moreau rescued a blind hone from

a watery grave in White river last night and returned bun to bis owner, who was fouud

drunk in a West Washington street saloon. John Negley has been provided with a du-

plicate warrant on the County Treasury for $12 50 for services as a juror, having made affidavit that the original warrant had been

lost by him.

An official notice from the Bee Line, posted up at the crossing of South New Jersey street, warns people to cross in frantic haste, and gives notice that the Company is not re-

sponsible for damage.

The County Commissioners have rejected all bids for furnishing the county with coal during the approaching winter, and have extended the time for submitting additional

bids until the 18th ult.

This forenoon Jim Shepherd’s dog. Inside the No 6 engine honse, was so frightened when the nine o’clock signal came in, that be plunged through the immense pane of glass in the street door, shivering it to

pieces.

Jake Crone, of the City Garden, rises on the squib yesterday, and rays he has but one singer, Thomas Hart, connected with hia establishment, and that be does sot keep * place in any way to be compared to the old Atlantic Garden His advertised entertainments will not run beyond male voices, aad be has no female professio’ ais ergaged. The News therefor* has no criticism it the Garden Is run on a decent basis, and this Crona

affirms.

The Council last night, broke np the outrageous prosecution of bnt-iness men, by the new firm ot Collings A Wright, under the sidewalk ordinance, by passing one amendatory thereto; the principal provision of which is that obstructors of sidewalks shall first b* notified, and shall be given 24 houra in which to remove snob encumbrances. Thia thrawa Callings oat of a job.aod makes things

tighter for Wright.

Ri.hU or Attorneys.

Yesterday afternoon attorney Rappaport had occasion to visit the station bouse to consult with a client therein confined, and instead of first obtaining permission front the jailor to converse with the prisoner, be

MMW lOHK CITY. ^ , News f ora Om Aretle Expior-re-TH* romm^U^tS^th Vs* m'a^th^rh “2

Friar’s Point Disturbance*, Etc. New York, October 12.—A London special -ays that a letter baa been received from

Captain Yonng, of the steamer Pandora, which sailed some time ago for the Arctic -egiona. -The letter is dated at Disco. They iad some collisions with icebergs, but the vessel was not injured. All ou board are

welL

A Paris special says R*ggs and Payne, two young Americans, fought a duel with saords at Vienna, in the suburbs of Paris. Payne ^aa slightly wounded. The cause was an >ld family vendetta, which was renewed at Renaissance at 3 o’clock last Thursday, when they exchanged blows and were separated by the police. The Yachts Resolute, Vesta and Dreadnaught, sailed to-day in a match race from Sandy Hook Lightship to, and aronnd Cape May Lightship and retnrn. The weather last night experienced a change to intense cold, thermometer going down to 38°. Slight frost occurred daring the night. A letter from Senator Alcorn, giving *a history of the recent disturbance at Friar’s Point, Mississippi, is published to-day. He says that the colored Sheriff (Brown) is an tbor of all the mischief with the view of subduing all opposition to his friends, whom be had nominated for various offices. Brown recently began haranguing negroes of outrages on his race. He urged them to arms in their own defense against the whites; even brought ammunition into the country for nse of negroes. Whites then gathered for defense. Brown’s party then held a convention, in which he controled every thing The Whites bad a meeting, and speeches were made denouncing Brown, The latter then sent runners over the country urging the negroes to assemble, armed, on Monday night at the Court House. The whites then asked Brown to suprese disorders, and even offered to aid him. The negroes then marched on. with shot guns and pistols. The whites assembled one hundred strong; the negroes numbered several hundred. The whites ordered the negroes to leave town in fifteen minutes, and the negroes fell back bat did not retire or dispuree, the whites then charged and the negroes ran. Brpwn escaped, nobody was killed or injured, the negroes, next day, ambushed and killed a white man, when the whites pursued them, killing two capturing 3. The negroes again attempted to reorganise, the whites formed in companies and pursued until everything waa quiet and the negroes dispersed.

MTATM NMWB,

Port Fulton wipes ita eyes with one Bqmd and exhibits a fifteen pound onion with the other. James H. Cunningham and Nathan Powell, of Madison, have donated to Hanovet College $6,000 each. , A project is on foot to make a new county out of parte of Laporte and Porter, with Michigan City as ita ooanty seat. Ben Baker, of New Albany, is a lusty farmer boy, and in the marrying mood. He can sow and barrow five acres in a day, can read the finest print without glasses, and M $ifht7 yenned,

communicated with his man through the grub hole. Jailor Deck instructed bis assistant, Mike Reed, to look after the intrusive attorney, and trot btm out into the office. Reed followed instructions, but the lawyer showed a disposition not to comply with his reasonable request, whereupon tire assistant jailor asserted hia authority and ousted the attorney without further ceremony. For .hia Rsppaport filed affidavit against Reed, charging him with assault and battery and the evidence being heard before the Mayor to day the case was taken nnder advise-

ment.

Voter. Probably Exported, Yesterday Hamilton, the dead-fall scoundrel, returned to this city, and last evening he departed for Cincinnati on a train which bore 60 or 60 of the dead-beats, loafer, and thieves who make this city their headquarters. It is believed they went to Omo to vote for biilallenism, and it is a singular feature that Hollywood and Page, those immaculate detectives, also weot on the same train. Chief Wilson and Captains Griffin and Hennessey were said to be at the depot at the time, and if so scarcely could have failed to know of this exportation. A telegram was forwarded to Cincinnati giving warning of the coming of the mob, but the dispatch was not sent until after a second delegation of the same kind of mixed manna had taken passage for that place on the early train of to-day.

MAJtMIMD.

THURSTf N—MERRILL—In thl- cDy, at Grace Ch rch by the Rt. Bev Blabon Talbott, William B. Thurston to Minerva A Merrill

Watches DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plaied Ware. DIAMOND SPECTACLES.

COLCLAZER’S. 12 East Washington St 9Bi of umm met cun, as AUe$oftfegnt* milt01**