Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1876 — Page 1
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VOL. 7—NO. 62.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, '0
ST. JOE BILLIARD PARLORS 19 W. Washington St. •r Headquarter* for Amateur anJ Profewdona) Billiard Player*. Alao, the Gentleman’* Kesort for amnaement
SHIRTS
To meaaure and a fit gu<tr*nttedTt. K- T* FtKlKIi, 33 W. WASH. ST.
JTUJt HKtt T.
'OOR BRNT-A FIHK FDBNI8HRD
JT at
at 105 H Meridian at.
ROOM, un tt
UKti RABLE ROOMS IN GRAND
an*
K RKNT-FCRNI8HKB FRONT
" Opera House Hotel.
1 floor, at 79 Mas*, avenue.
ROOM, 2d
un t!
TCH)B KKNT—FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK X rooms. 123 N lll nois st. uhol
CtOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, NORTH, J; til. A pply at 59 8 Dlinoia. ua* T7IO R RENT-HOUSE NO 28 SOUTH LINDEN 1? st. Call at 173 W Wash. *13. unnl JP ORBS NT—F0RIIISH t D BOOM, CENTR AL-
TNOK R J? nth’s;
ly located. Cali 119 N Illinois st.
ENT-FURNISHED
nu o ? I
flth’8 Block.
... HALL, IN Inquire Of Will Buehrig.
GRIF-
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TAOR RENT-12 FRO!tT~ROOMS WITH BOA RD, X furnished or unfurnished, 27 W Chlo. f fTtOR KaNT—oaVKKAL BE\UTIFUL KUOM8, X with first class board, 286 N Delaware, un h I TOOK RENT—CHEAP ST Rl BOOM. AT 81 J Fort Wayne avenue. Apply at above No. un* TOOM RENT—"FURNISHED ROOM-SUITABL* X lor 1 or 2 gentlemen, at 186 N Alabama st.uh o! TOOK BIBT—FJRST^LAaiTDWELLING OF i X rooms. 163 North Tenndleeestreet. J. M. Ju
irriOR RENT—PLEASANT BOOMS, FURNISHED X or unfomtshed, 2 East Michigan, corner Meridian. ' un a! TOOK RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS, WELL
X furnished, 14 Indiana
•I Music.
avenue, near Academy
mb
pOR RENT-
X fortably furnished sleeping rooms.
Ipuo. StaNT -DWEJULINW OK 8 ROOM?, NO. 141 X N Alabama st Inquire of K. J. Foster, 180 N Alabama. tv * TJtOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED X room*, 78 West Market atreet, one square from Washington st. un tl
-WELL VBNTtLATED AND C JM ■ ■ Ca'lat 144
H Tennessee st. uno! TOOK EKNT-FUBNI8HED HALL ROOM FOb
J? 1 EMa
TO9R RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURM’HHD r mom. with board or without. Apply No 142 N Mississippi street un si TOOiTRENT—ROOMS IN CIRCLE H ALU LARG) X central and cheap, with water and gad in each. Wm. H. English. v*
I? society purpoees. Apply to J. H. Wright, 166 ! Market street n uol
|/i
K RKNT
roses, rooms with power.
ff jcio.
w. »«jaap<* 4 h/' /uud tv a Btreight, 106 8 West at
i1i>K KEN r—NICELY FURNI8HE0 RDOMf with board, one square from Academy of Mufeic. 124 N TennewMH! at. ua sf
-FOR MABTUTACTURING PUR
Apply to A D
, uhs!
TOOK RENT-HOUSE OF 9 BOOMS, NO 87 I X South street, suitable for boarding bouse. Inquire of Will Bucbrig. tv* T/OR RENT—SMALL HOUSE, *10 PER MONTH
X within five squares of Post Office.
E Wash, st. H. M. boewau.
TOUR
" term, east of the city; a North Indianapolis. J. K. riisspB.
TOOK RE IT-ON MER1D1 AN STREET—TWL X elegant suites of rooms, with board, in a private family. Apply 629 N Meridian st. no* TO O R R E N T—10R 2 BOOMS, FURNISHED C orunfurnishei, in private family, at 73 South Tennessee street, next to Board of Trade, ut h I
Apply 23.‘
nn°
RENT-A LARGE DAIRY AND STOCK term, east of the efty; also garden land at
an s
TOOR RENT-DESIRABLE SLEEPING ROOMS, X In the .&tna building, N Pennsylvania street Apply to A. Abromet <& McCoy, Agents, AEtna office. TOOR RKNT—BUHINFJ18 AND~OFFICBlOOMf X rent, in Abbett's building, Virginia ave.;
M ‘ Apply at office in rooms No. 1
tn*
prices reasonable.
and 2.
fjWB KENT-HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, WELL, CfPX tern and stable, convenient to business Bouthaide, per month. J. H. Ruddell, 3 and 4 Vinton Block. tl*
TOOR RENT-2 HAND-OMK FRONT RuOMb r In first-class location, furoished or unfurnished; good boarding; convenient. Apply at 381 N Tennessee st uhnl TOOR RENT-FRONT BOOM, WASHINGTON X street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania-
Inquire H. D. Pierce
nsylvania i, 24>4 Kas
rent very cheap. Washington st.
OR RENT—AT LOW PRICES--ROOMS If Bates Block, Pennsylvania sfeet, large and ^ 11 rooms on second and third floors. H. Bates, Sr., No 7 Bates Block. uu* TOOK RENT-CHEAP-A FINE COUNTRY U residence of ten room*, on Clifford avenue, Immediately east of Woodruff Place. Apply to A D Btreight, 106 S West st. ubsl
small it.. N
luwsuueu, are uoi to oe delivered through the Poet Office, butaent to the Dead Letter Office, In acoordanoe with section 60, Regulation of 1866, United States Laws. Such letters, In answer to advertisements, must be left at The News Office to Insure delivery.
Notice to Advertiser*. Advertisements to secure Insertion upon the same day mast he handed in at the counting room before one o’clock.
WAjHTmn.
\I7 ANTED—CASTEEL’S. W ou 7°
^TANTID-GIRL AT 14 INDIANA AVE.
la/ANTK1A-DA.Y BOARDERS AT 147 W WASH Tv street. un t!
41/ANTED-DAY BOARDERS AT 111 INDIANA TT avenue. uts!
TT/ ANTED—A GOOD GIRL AT 453 N ILLINOIS Yv «t; R D prefened. • un t
41/ANTED-1 BOARDER IN PRIVATE FAM W ily. No 2X2 N West st un s
VTOANTED—CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES TO TT repair at 44 B Maryland. us t!
fT/ANTED—LADIES TO CANVASS IN THE TV city. Call at 88 E Market st. nt h TT/ANTED—LADIES TO CANVASS IN THE W city. Call at 83 E Market sL ut h
TT7ANTED—LADIES TO CANVASS IN THE VV city. Call at 83 £ Market st. ut h
1X7 ANTED-AGKNTH. 43 d ILLINOIS STREET, VV second floor. Gilbert A Co. o •
IE/ANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TV housework at 129 N Illinois st. us t!
XT/ANTKD-EVKRYONH TO SMOKE THE VV “Judge" cigar; only Scents. v*
TX7ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN PATTERN W catting. Call at83 K Market tt. ut h
XT/ANTED—LA DIFS TO LEARN PATTERN VV cuttiag. Call at 83 B Market st. ut h VA7 ANTED-SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OB VV entrx clerk. A C F, News office. us t!
TT/ ANTED—LADIES TO CANVASS IN THE W country. Call at 83 E Market st. uth
far ANTED-JOUNG NURSE GlhL FORBOARD Iff and clothes. 16)41 Wash, room 3. !
\JtT ANTED—CITY ORDERS—HIGHEST PRIC1 TV paid. E H Mayo, 46 S Meridian sL ti 0
TTT ANTED-YOU TO BUY A NKW ACTIVi W Cook Stove. No 80 8 Meridian st un*
TT/ANTED-HOBSES CLIPPED AT KOLYER & W Kerr's stable, 202 W Washington sL tt un ?!
IT/ ANTED—4 GENTS-FOR 2 FURNISHED VT rooms; cheap rent '144 E New York, us*
r ANTED—GERMAN GIRL 'IO
work; good wages paid.
CO HOUSE-
69 N East *t. ut*
(1/ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE TF work in a small family. 415 N Illinois st. !
fETANTED—A GOOD SIZED BOY AT 25 WKSI TT Georgia st; must come well recommended. !
41/ AN IKD—FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES ON v v Indianapolis property. Wh. H. English.
n •
lETANTED
W celebrated
EVERY SMOKER TO TRY THE "Judge” cigar; only 5 cents.
41/ANTED-AN ACTIVEB >Y FOR AN OFFICE; tv one who can write. Address Office, Evening News. i
tl/ANTED—GERMAN GARDENER AND TWO TV farm hands, Germans preferred. J K b harps. an s
41/ANTED—GERMAN GIRL TO EO HOUSE TV work; good wages paid. 14 N New Jersey.
un tl
ITT ANTED-BEPOND-H AND FURNITURE FOB TT cash. 139 West Washington street, opposite state House. un n
IE/ANTED-RVJIRYBODY TO KNOW THAI vV Milt Pouder ha'i opened a meat market at No 231 East Washington st. ou ° VT/ A NTED-^SIT U AT ION TO DO HOUSEWORK TT by an experienced woman with good refer
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T ECTUKE-BY
±j Prof. David Swing,
of Chicago,
David s
wing, WlD,.
Prof.
of Chicago,
Prof. David t wini of Chicago, .
Prof David Swing,
of Chicago,
Prof. David Swing,
of Chicago
Prof. David wing,
of Chicago,
Prof. David Swing,
of Chicago, (
Prof. David Swing,
of Chicago,
Prof. David swing,
of Chicago, |
At the Academv of Music
to-night.
At the Academy of Music
to-night.
At the Academy of Music
to-night
At the Academ y of M u f.
to-night. [ !
At the Academy of Music
tonight.
At the Academy of Music
to-night. ! ,
At the Academy of Mu tic
to-night.
At the Academy of Music
to-night.
At the,Academy of Music
to-night. i
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“The Ideal Novel:”
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Admission, first floor, 10 ct*. “ upper floof, 25 cts .
rMRNOXAJL.
TkEBSONAL—CASTEEL’S.
AT ou ?•
DEBSONAL-8MCKE THE JUDGE CIGAR, 6 r cents. 1 V •
PEKSONAL-GROVER & BAKER 8. M. OFFICE L removed to 19 Maas, av. tg *
PERSONAL - OHOICrt MAP^-B SYRUP AT L Ripley’s City Tea and Grocery Store. I •
ryBton CENT
PEKHONAL—TRY THE 50 CENT TSAB L Ripley’s City Tea and Grocery Store. I
PERSONAL—BA^'K MONEY • shoes at Earl’s cheap store, 106
PERSONAL—SAVE MONEY i L ceriea at Ripley’s Tea and Gr
BY GETTING Mans. av. ul * BUY GBOery store. 1*
ENTS
FLOR-
, at 27 North
e*
PERSONAL - HOLIDAY P » ence steel skates, only *1 a
Pennsylvania st.
jEiSONAL—JOHN CAMPBELL, RiAL ESTATE agent, Room No 8 Talbott & New’s Block, two doors south P. O., North Penn, street op ot
ences. Call 179 Huron st.
un t!
II/ANIKD-SITOATION BY AN EXPERITV enced salesman; the best of references given. Add rets A W, N ews office. us n! \X/ANTED—KIKROLF'B SoNKKR CHILDTT ren’s Carriage Factory, at 71 and 73 West
Market st, (George Lowe's.)
WJ ANTED—OCCUPANTtS FOE A LARGE ROOM TT —with board to man and wife without children. 422 North Meridian street. e* k*/ ANTED—OCCUPANTS FOR A LARGE FUBTT niihed room, with or without board, "at 153 N Tennessee st; small bed room alto. us t! 11/ANTED—CARRIAGES AMD BUGGIES Tc TT repaint and repair; first-class work at moderate prices, at 36 and 88 K Maryland. - ua • sa/anted—To bell-3 wardrobes, 2b *T falling leaf tables, ail walnut, very cheap. 66 Massachusetts ave, in cabinet,shop. us s W/ ANTED—CLOTHES WRINGERS TO kEPAIR, TT at Walker Bros,’, 81 W Washington st, dealers (n stoves and house furnishing goods. ta 7 * IE/ ANTED—YOUNG MENTO DISTRIBUTE TT medicines in the country; saiao’ and expenses paid. Apply at 342 E 8t Clair IL l
TOOR RKNT—AT GREATLY REDUCED RATER X new cottages on and near street railway. No better for the prioo in the city. Call and see for youreeif. Wm. H. Skolish. h* TO O R R B N T—HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS, CELLAR, V woodshed, eistern and well water, 264 8 Wtst street, 6 squares from Sates House. Inquire No 4 W Washington street Price *15 per mouth. un° TOOK KENT—TWO^NlW~H USis'OF FIVE " rooms e^ch, good cellar and outhouses. No. 170 and 172 W Morris street. Would be willing to board with a good-family. Apply to.Chaa. T. Lock, 200 S Meridian street uns!
TOOK RENT—COTTAGE HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS " on North Alabama street, a few doors above Tinker; carriage room and stabling for two horses, and all other buildings complete; rent low to a good tenant Apply to H. J. Craft, City Treasury,
nasi
TOOR RENT—THE SECOND. THIRD AND C fourth floors over the Paris store, 66 E Washington *L The best location in the city for a first ciaas milline!y establiioraeut The upper rooms are supplied wsth gas and water and are very conveniently arranged for family use; rent low. Call on J. W. Hets, at Pari* htore. us o
TOOK RENT-160 ACRE FARM, 100 ACRES IN I? cultivation, flue barn, good schosl house on the corner, lays in about two miles of Bloomfield, Ind., a railroad town about <0 miles couthw st of this city, will give good chance to good jparty who has homes, wagons, etc., to work on farm; possessPn in 15 days. G. W. Alexander & Co., 2J4, W Washington st. ' un a
TOOR RENT—THE DOUBLE THREE 8TOKY C frame dwelling hous\ Noa. 132 and 134 West Chlo street *en U0) rooms each, water, gas and every modern convenience Fronta Stele House square. Also the two story frame dwelling. No 4<9 worth Pennsylvania street, hot and cold water, and furnace heat, large yard. Apply lo Ihoa. C. Moore, 90 E * arket street . I uu ut
TOOK RENT-NO 10 ELK. 3 RJOMITjS. X No 3»5 E Ohio, 10 rooms, *35. - No413 n t ew Jersey, 9 rooms. *35.
No 38 Park avenue. 6 room*, *18. No 273 Pleasant, 7 rooms, *17. No8> ■ radshaw. 6 rooms. *15. No 3*1 Prospect, 5 rooms, *15. ’ K o 46 Prospect, 6 rooms, *20. No 100 Laurel, 7 rooms, *18.
t o m V'rgtnia avenue, 3 rooms, *1*. Suites of rooms iu Brisior Block, *9| " Suites of rooms in Hoffman Hock, *8.
-2 large store rooms, 18x68. *25.
us t «. 8. Bradley, room 10 Baldwin’s Block.
TO JLOjAM.
rrso LOAN—MONEY—*1,000 TO *20,0 X Burgess, room 15, Franklin Uie 1
O C. Build.
frO LHAN—MONEY—I CAN TAK* I MM EDI X ately some loans on s ricUy first-class city property or farm* A. L. Roache ^_ na*
mo LOAN-MONEY—YOU CAN BUY OR BELL
on ML-
1 •
nio LOAN-MONEY-ON FIRST MORTGAGElarge^andsmallsujMSJwmyson hand; Joseph
rtnj LOAN—*2,500 OR *5.000, FIRST MORTGAGE. X on Improved city property. Money ready today. Don’t delay, K. 8. Dorsey. 8 Bates Block.
tl/ A N T ED-NIUHO SON’S CENTENNIAL TT games are the finest parlor games published For sale at Chas. r ayer & oo's, 29 W. W. sL ■ uu °
W^ISVJ, 12,
rooms. Address stating terms B, News office,
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|*rANTED-BY 2 YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND TT their wives, first-class board with furnished rooms. Address stating teims B, News office.
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U ANTED—SET OF BLOKS TO POST AND T attend to in the evening, by a bookkeeier of experience; terms moderate. Address F L, News office.. 1
_ SINGLE LADY AR HOU8Eeper for gentleman and his little girl; one capable of sewlcg preferred. Address Home, News office. J
ANTED—A
for 1 year. T Zumbush, No 3 Odd Fel(n) te*7
warrant
lows’ Hall.
tT/ANTED-ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH y T nasal catarrh to call on Dr F W Rose, room 10 Boston Block, N Delaware st, and be cured. u9-w,s,m *
Wf ANTED—ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH FT throat and Inn* diseases to call on Dr F W Rose, room 10 Boston Block, N Delaware st, before gdng eleewhr re us w,s,m ° TX/ANTED—PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT THEY > T can buy the best Clay county block coal at reduced rates, at Wise & Morris’s Cleveland 1 amp Horc. 23 Circle it un t!
TIT ANTED—GOOD SOLICITORS FOR CITY TT trade. To the light kind of men we are prepared to offer extra inducementa. Brown s Rotary Shuttle 8 M Oo, 50 North Illinois street on °
YIT ANTED-RENT REDUCED—I AM RENTING >¥ new cotteges on and near street railway, at greatly reduced rate*; no better for the price In the city. Call and see for youreeif. WnnjiM H Kkqush. h •
ANTE D-HAVING USKD VARIOUS
W
the “combination” as superior to all others. C W Carey. 4 harts for tale and the system taught at 83 E Market st ut h
f charts, I have no hesitancy in recommending ‘ ^ * tiru! ‘ r ^ riip *»♦*»***« xiw*
YYANTS 1 *- 10 SELL-MILLINERY AND NO-
Xir ANTED-JOHN CLARK, WHO'HAS BEEN TV employed by J C Burgan for some time past hts severed his connection with said firm and opened a firet-elass shoeing shop in the rear of Lnion Building, 73 West Maryland st un n
r anted-everybody
that there is a
TO KNOW THAT
Grand Masquerade Ball with Prtee Distribution,
at Mozart Hall,
Monday February 21, 1876.
Admission, *1.00
WOUND*
C OUNDr ou ?*
CASTEKL’S.
AUCTION SACK.
DON 1>—THAT THE OROVER & BAKER 8. M. office has been removed to 19 Maas. av. ta
>CND~COLLAR8 AND CUFFS DONE, TROY 'e46 West 8£shiag5m W t de:lverle8 e,lcl1 w ^® k -
®rOUND-A P some currency. the owner can haveltbvca inc at 468 North Delaware st and describing nro
erfi
IflRTMONAlE CONTAINING
ercan have It by call-
I and describing prop-
i*U Out erening or to-morrow afteraocu. 1
•pEKSONAL-DR. F. W. R08F.1BOOM 10, 804- *■ ton Block, N. Del. st., trejats all fo»ms of chronia disease, either male or female. Call and ee him. us m, w<ts • PERSON AI.—A NEARLY NRW PHAETON A buggy, Shaw’s make, cost *385. has been made less than two months; can be bougfht very low for cash or good note. Wilson,400 North Miss. st. nh o PERSONAL WANTED—TO RENT OR LEASE • a small houke of 6 to 8 rooms, north Ode preferred: no children. Address K.| Jacksnn, * o. 6 iriffith’s Block, city, stating location and rent ah" PERSONAL-BE IT KNOWN THAT MvDLM I Syder can tell fortunes, send (luck, and hring lovers together, and if separated, can bring together, or tell anything they wish ; to know,! Ladies 25 cte.; gents 50 cts.; apply 89 iDelow st., bet Second & gay hew sts. uh ht PER'ONAL^WK TAKE PLEASURE IN ANI nouncin* to our friends and the public that we have purchased the stcck of leas and groceries in f o. 6 Martindale’a Block, N. Penn, st, •formerly Mye'S A SUusmeyer, where we are prepared tu acc <mmodate all with fresh fancy and staple grooeries. teas, canned fruiU, etc, guerreteeing trne weight and reasonable price*; all goods delivered promptly, free of chargeJ Jigger A Griffith, No. 6 Martlndale’s Block. uh s pEBSONAL-PHOtTGRAPHiC GALLERIES OF i any pronflnence in this city (klmost without exception) hare the skylight or operating room on
fourth floor, altt ovgh
floor entire, making no ejxtra going up stei s, giving me the pleasantest^ handiest, and best arranged gailery in the city. I hope, ere long, to do better by my customers than have suen •getting up stairs," and uniil then I earnestly solicit a generous continuance of public patronage Remember the place, (it is not i on Washington street, that is the "other fellow,”)j 82 and 84 N. Penn. st. D. R. Clark. ut s
ANNO UNCmS! KNTS.
T/NGLI8H AND Ct A8SICAL At I J prepared for college—138 8a between Delaware and Alabama t
DEMY-BOYS t Pratt street, eets, Rev. N.F.
Tuck, Principal. uhot TYON’T FORGET THE GRAND BALL OF THE U Yard Engineer* at Washlngtoh Ha l, Wednesday, February 19, Music by Mycr’k Band. No improper characters admitted. i uth a O. F. NOTICE —>0 THKOEFICERS AND " I ' - : Bya
febru-
odge,
All
iall prompt at 7 ua o
are requested to meet at Lodge
A. Somerville, fcecre ai
i requt a. T.
r\R. J. READE WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOB
IJ <
POLITICAL.
PHHHHbbhbmPP
Coroner, subject to the Republican Nomina-
ting Convention.
OHN T. PRE’SLY WILL BE A CANDIDATE for Sheriff, suHect to the decision of the
Convention.
J
Republican County
r\R. H. 8 CUNNINGHAM WIlL BE A CANDIU date for Coroner, subject to the dcchLon of
the Republican County Convention.
U'CANDIDATK
fAR. J. W. MARrKE WILL BE U for Coroner, subject to the decision of the
Republican Nominating Convention.
pAU F. DARNELL WILlThk A CANDIDATE
for Coun y Recorder, subject to the decision
I * a.A a* A.J AJ». La. 6 . Ail a *a» i-rv, v an i f j V.' candidate for Coroner, subjt lican County Nominating Conven
OAMUAL HANWAY WILL BE ja CANDIDA O for Treasurer of Marion County, subject the decision of the Republican Convention.
YITILLIAM H. SCHMITTS WILL B« A CANDIV T date for Recordf r of Marionjeounty, subject
DIDATEFOR
to the decision of the Republican ■W WHITE WILL BE A CA
Recorder of Marion county; subject to the decision of the Repub lean County Convention. HA-.LI'S JOHN WILL BE -TcANDIDJUl
county, sub
(v for Township Trustee of Matron county,aub'ect to the decision of the RepubUqan Convention. TO M. WILMINGTON WfLL BK A ('ANDIDXtE Ei. for Recorder of Marion county, subject to the deciaion of the Republican Couhty Conveotion TO B. STEELE WILLBR A CANDIDATE FUR Xi • Prosecnting Attorney of the rriminal Court, aubject to the decision of the Republican Conven-
tion. j 1
CANDIDATE ' iJ on county,
Conven-
QOBEBT C. 1 OBEY WILL BE XV for the office of Recorder of subject to the decision of the Rep
tion.
TAMES E. HELLER WILL BE A CANDIDATE fj for Proaecutng Attorney of the Marion Criminal Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention TODWIN H. LAMMS - WILL BI A CANDIDATE Cj for Proaecutlng Attorney of the Marion Criminal Circuit Court, subject to the deciaion of the Republican County Convention.
WOK TRADN.
TOOR TRADB-A SMALL P2 X wagon and hare ess, and a good team of horaes, wagon and trade for building material. Son, 123 East W ashington st.
MULES. money, fora l**, or will Monfort & uh of
mor bad* oh
TODR SALE OR TRADE-1 FUI X class tinner s tools and machi West Washington sL W. IJ. G*«jt;
SIT i; apply at! unffi
PRICES I
RRCHANDrS*.
low I LOW 1 Low] Dreas good* reduced cent*. Worth more to low ] Low! Low ]
.0,12& 16 and % nufactnre them.
Black Alpacas reduced (o 25,35,40 and 50 cts. Black Cashmeres re inced 80, 96 and *1. These can’t be imported tor the mo-
: i i
ney.
Low Pricdti low Pried*I
Low Price tl
Lyon’s Black Silks, superl >r finish, at *1 50, •1.7ft and *2. gold everywhere else lor double the money.
low Prfc**!
Low ^
Low Price il
J Inen Towels reduced to
I special bargains Low Price !
Low Pri<!
Low PrlL_,-
iQood Prints at 5^ and lets. Yard wide muslins, good quality, as i cts Good Flannels reduced to 16, 20, 21, 30 and 35 cts. Ihla 1* about half their ac .ual value.
•/!
THE EVENING NEWS
BRUARY 16, 1876.
PRICE TWO CENTS
|
0,25 and 35 cts. ». 75, 85. *1 and IL50, *2 and *3.
All-Wool Casslmeres, wear, at 65. 75, 85 i proofs at 60,65 and 75.
• Low
' Low
Low Prfci
We have made great,
Shoe Department, Hos: Ribbons and Laces. Rivet & Patdfidge, Rivet A Pardfidge, Rivet A-Pard ridge, Rivet A Pardfidge,
t & Pfld:
men and boys’ IL Good Water
uctions In our , Gloves, Corsets,
Rivet del
idge,
Rivet A Pardfidge, Rivet A Pi rdfidge, Rivet A Pardfidge, Rivet A Pardfidge, Rivet A Pafdridge, Rivet A Pardfidge,
Rivet A Pardf ‘ Rivet APardj
5. lvet i Rivet A Pafdi No. SI No."
No. No ¥■
No. ■ri
idge, idge, idge, Idge.
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Fast Washing!* Eau Washingt«n|street. J ast Whshingtonfstreet East Washingtonastreet. East WashiQKton Mreet. Eaat Washi-'gtAn StreetEast Washin^ton^treeir East WftshingtOnwtreet, East Washington street, East Washington street. East Washington street Fast Washington istreet. Fast Washingtqn street. Fast Washington!street, East W.shingWin atreet, Cheapest house in America! Cheapest house in imerlcal t heapest hou e ip imerica I Cheapest house in . imer ca! Cheapest house lb America' Cheapest house ih America! Cheapest house ip imerica! Cheapest house in America! Cheapest house in America! Cheapest house ip America I Cheapest house in. imerica! Cheapest house ip . imerlcal Cheapest hduse in . imerica! Cheapest house in, imerica! Cheapest house In, imerica!
f/OB BALE-CAST KELTS.
n ou 7*
TOOR SALE-PiANO-AT: 175-CALL AT 21 I; East Washington street., j uhs SALE-640 ACRES TIMBER LAND-ON
POR
long time. J. K. Suahi-A
TOOR 8ALE-WOOTON DEB if JP /ffflrAfBs Patin thi9 nffir*#* 1
NBABLY NEW-
Address Penn, thi* office. us t! B SALE—A SMALL CIGAR STORE AT HALF
price. 113 West McCarty i
TOOK SALE-OLD PAPERj^iO r hundred at The News office.
CENTS PER
hundred at The News office. ▼ • TOOK SALE—THE JUDGSlC GAE-5 CENTS. X v° The Judge ci^ai, Scenta.
>K SALE
and harness,
NICE LlGHlf ii. Cheap- lb THF CK^EhE.
TOOR SALE—THF CKLKkRaSeD JUDGE CIGAR E by Chambers <b Baigerly.yMartindale’s block.
TOOR SAJU*-"NOVELTYlpilNTlWPRE98”-U with tj»pe, etc. J. A. Dynes, 80 8. Meridian. Jheap. "T un t !
Cheap.
TOOK SALE—10 POUhD8 IwfelTE SUGAR FOR r Tl, at Ripley’* City T*a and Grocery Stores.
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TROTTING BUGGY Daugber'y sL uns!
TOOK SALE-BEST’ SOFT r new Active, by W. A. rfdian street.
fAL OOOK STOVE— er, 30 South Meh«
TOOK SALK—CHEAP—T^W r bound volumes of "Pictur at News office.
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handsomkly 3ue America." Call
L'OE bale-a r dog. Cheap. Cr Will tr drew Dog, News office.
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TOOK SALE—FINEST I’Ei I’ cun. Maple syrups at *1 ley’s City Tea and Grocery St TOOK - BALE-GROCERIKsi, I; etc., cheaper than any Ripley’s City 1 ea and Grocef. .
TOORSALB-Nlw lUK KISH PR I’NFS, 3 POUNDS P for 25 cents. New French brunea, 2 pounds for 25 cRnta, at Ripley’s City Twiand Grocery Store*
18, 15 CENTS PER per gallon, at Rlpis ua ua TEAS, COFFEES, mse in the State, at itores. us ua
t/OK SALE—CHEAP—A HEALTH-LLFT UK KaP actionary lifter. A machine for the develop mem of muscular strength. faU at room 12 St. Charles block. I ; j up ol_ to or: sale-two humored thousand X brick on the L B. A W. ^.SL. 14 miles west of the city. Call af No*. 92 and 94 W. Washington st., Indianapolis. f- , J ass!
BN8WICK A BALKE ivate use about one
■■■■■■■■_ men ts to good party. G. K, News office. 3 net
ytOJi »AuE-DOUBLE b* " and 103 Pellefontelne st 10 per cent on money investe time*. G. W. Alexander A "
SLUNG NOS. 101 I sell *o ac to pay ven these hard tv*
ntCT* SALK-HOU8B NaTl|3 OAK STREET
f' *2,400 O ■ ■
1,100 on liberal payim
ander A Co., 2)4 West Waahingfoi
*2,400 on easy payment*!, c r will asll 20 feet off the lot for *1,100 on liberal pay nente. G. W. Alex-
TOOR 8ALE-8H ACRES X land, six miles N. F. Ov sell. Perfect title, and landjii from debt. G. W. Alexander
ington st.
'took sale-two .. P gelding*, in good cOndfi or doable. Must bring a horae express wagon wlti hone spring wagon. C*U at
OF FINE GARDEN mer is determined to
and land Sis well located. Free
Co., 2)4 W. Wa h-
nn s
Tab-old bay Will work sinsle
price. Also one two-
qand one light one-
tooth Eastst-un ni
„ 'R SALE—OUT OF 6 N 1AT HOUSES ON X Ysiaer street we have sold i to good parttea on monthly payments, and will let the others go on easy terms. *250 per year; price *1,500. S rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, w rod house, ete. G. wrXlexander A Co., 2)4 W. Wi ihlngtonsl v*
Kb'ti* 2ail at 163!
SBJBO KAX..
OEMOVAL—GROVES A BAKER 8. M. OFFICE l\i have removed to 19 Maha iv ta*
R^moved^fn^iimery ^c-ia wN^S W^W^h.'
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WOM RRNT, SADR, Oft TRAD*.
TOOK RENT.8ALE.OR TRADE -A NEW2-8TORY P honae on Michigan at,,cen ral, seven rooms, large pantry, presses, closets, cc lar, gas, well and
cistern; term* reaeot room 4, Yoha’s Block
reasonaWe,! Jfpply prom.
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BOA HOINO.
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OARDING-WlfH FURNISHED ROOMS, O* front; 13 Bast New York at. an ttj
CITY TVKWfi Judge Gresham returns from Washir Friday. * The Fifth Presbyterian Sunday-school wii have an entertainment this evening, consts ing of dialogues, vocal and instrument music, etc. The Academy thi* forenoon had a ttmpfiij ature inside colder, if anything, than tha| outside, and this more than anything el made the noon adjournment necessary. James Brady, Howard Thompson, an Nelson Henderson: a squad of j Hapiilto county burglars and larcenists, have bee, brought to this city for safe keeping. Mrs. H. A. Edson has on exhibition at Pattison <fc Finley’s two mottoes, "Got! bless our home” and “He giveth his beloved sleep,” also a cross; all of the made from dowers, ferns, geraniums, etc., to be sold lathe benefit ol Memorial Church. Mike Ryan, while intoxicated, fell intc ?ogus Run near Illinois street, last night and when fished on* by an officer, presentei a deplorable sight. Before he oonld remcl i the station his clothing was frozen stiff and himself considerably sobered off. A l.lvely Encoanrer. Officer Scantlin experienced a lively encounter yesterday afternoon with a Buck town hoodlum, Archie Parker by name, i attempting to make hist arrest on a warrar charging him with assault and batter Parker was found at bis.place, on the corn of California and Pratt streets, but wi fearful oaths declared that' no policem could take him, at the same time showi fight. The officer reasoned with him, but no avail, and . finally iasisti. on his accompanying him the negro made lunge at Scantlin with a large knife. T’ officer, to protect his life, drew his revolv and fired, the ball taking effect in Parke head and inflicting a deep scalp wound, however quieted the obstreperous fellow without further resistance he was taken the station, He was fined to-day in Mayor’s Coart for resisting arrest, his trifl on the charge of assault and battery bei continued. This Parker is one of the woi characters the police have to deal with,, an] the only way of subduing him i* in the mar ner resorted to by Scantlin.
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Proceedings In the it 8t Louis.
Ex-Attorney General Williams’s Opening
A New Organization. The constitution of the Grand Lodge “The Farmers’ Union,” of the State of Indi ana, as adopted at a regular called meeting held in Spencer county on the 3d of Japuar1876, has been filed with the Secretary State. The object of the organization is th< advancing of the cause of Agriculture, o| promoting the interests and condition of thi farmingcommnnity, and of diffusing a grea' er degree of intelligence and knowled; among the farmers of the State of Indiana. . The officers elect are Walton P. Basley, Gl W. C.; Andrew A. Egnew, G. W. V. C.i Isaac W. Hahn, G. W. R. 8.; W. T. Burns; G. W. A. 8 ; Conrad Egnew, O. W. F. 8. Milton F. Wright, G. W. T.; George Harden] G. W. Con.; John E. Wright, G. W. A. C.i W. L. Shrode, G. W. Ch ; 0. P. Burns, G. Wi) I. 8.; E. G. Ice, G W. O. 8 ; J. W. Boycej G. W. R 8.; T. J. Young, 0. W. L. 8.; 8te4 phenHahn, G. W. L. The Uapkln* Affair. Dr. Oliver says of A. P. Hopkins, who wa; assaulted by a highwayman night before last that his skull is hot fractured and his injur-* ies are not of a fatal nature, though serious. Mr. H. says that his assailant came whistling' up in the rear, and he has no recollection^ not even of t^e blow, until he found himself! sitting upon the sidewalk, nearly an hour, later. When struck he must have fallen upon his face, as his forehead and cheek show marks of heavy bruises. The rascal received no booty, for, as stated yesterday) Mr- Hopkins concealed his treasure in bis boot-leg before leaving his store.
Doings of the Plymouth AdriMry Council.
An Attempt lo WhiiewMli Beecher Promptly Squelchfcd.
Shearman Makes an E^hauBtire Statement.
A South Carolina Jndge to ^Impeached.
Etc., Etc.,
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Proceedings of Uie Connell To-On*, New YoRK.lFebrukry 16.—WhenDr. Leonard Bacon, Moderator, called Die Advisory Council to order thi* morning, nbt mofe than half of the members! were in thjetr seat* find the galleries were onily half fall >f spectators. The exercises begah by singing the hymn, “I love thy church, O God.’” When the business hour arrived there wi * a good At-
tendance.
Rev. Dr. B«ll, of Mansfield, <fhio, ofieted
these resolutions:
Resolved, That it is our fl Rev. H. W. Beecherlis itmoce and crimes laid to h>s charge. Resolved, That we regard admiration and gratitude th# a:
loving faith, trust and devotion of the mfim bers of Plymouth ; Church, Brooklyn, to their pastor, especially because by these •we have been enabled to .arrive at all the facts by which we know he i* innocent, and especially so becausb thus they
ilified this beauty, .fidelity i nd
list Jesus, ^ur
Dr. Bell, attempting to speak on the re iolution?, began by saying mankii d were wi Jting to know the opiHion of thjs Council In regard to this matter, when hrt was ini irrupted by a point of order that the subjecl of resolutions was not de^mane to the basin ssa of the Council. ] The moderator decided the J point will taken and the decision was sustained on appeal, by Dr. Bell, who alone vated in (he
negative.
Mr. Shearman protested against being called upon to present the case of Plymoq
Church tn the absen
read
of the coRtmittse, and x-Deacon West’s pw-
rday, against $re ncil of any otl|er
then was
test,, presented yekterda;
submission- to the b oun ffi- — c —
questions than the gnilt or innocenceiof Beecher, and assertiriK that the Irhole cat se is contained in the ebtraordinark conduct of Plymouth church in dropping from tpe
roster the names of Tpeodore Til Moulton. The protest w to'a committee previously appoi Mr. Beecher annoupced that * would present the cake, for the said he or I or either of us will such inquiries as may suggest the minds of the Council. * ^
Shearman then mafie an exhaustive sta! ement of the case of I’lymouth Church t: aversing all the groupd gone ov«r yesterdgy by the pastor and Dit Edward Heechar, aAd taking up in addition the subject of Muttfitl Council arraigning Mrs. Moulton for her fiction tbroughont. ITT
n and Mks.
raferr »d
tafi. 1 ■■ wm r. Shermgn burch a id
suhjjectfo ftmselves
Al’egM Infanticide. J. A. Kierling, 214 Dorman street, has laid before the Grand Juryman alleged case of infanticide which he has carried a secret since May 23, 1874. He reports that at that time Charles Hafacker and wife; and his stepdaughter, Kate Sprinker, lived ini the lowerf part of his dwelling, that Henry Klarpert and wife attended at time of theTbirtb, and} that he overheard Hafacker and Klarpertsayi that the child must be killed. Afterward* the child disappeared, be told the Police Chief, who said it was no matter, and here the secret rested until now. Jury Drawn. The regular Criminal Court parinel for th« March term is constituted asfolloNe: Boyles, Perry; John Chapman, Lawrenge; Georgi Crozier, James Amos, Samuel Barker, Don aid Campbell. Jacob H. Mull, Foster Whit ford, James Hopkins. Michael Hogarty, Wm. H. Steele, and Antony Einatz, Center town .
ship.
MISSOURI. Spcech/of William* — Defence of Bain
cacM.
8t. Louis, Febauary 16. — Immediate!j upon the opening of the United States Civil Circuit Court this morning ex-Attorney General Williams rose and addretsed the jury, opening the defense of General Babcock. Th« court room was thronged, the greater portion of the audience being attorney*. Very few of the government witnesses were present, the most of those from Washington hjtving been discharged from service and allowed to leave the city. Gen. Williams devoted considerable time to an argument of the probabilities in the case and to a criticism of the evidence for the; Government. Assuming that what tbei Government had presented was competent; evidence, which was hy no means admitted,’ General Williams said the case might pre-j sent some suspicious circumstances but offered by no means the ground on which tdj base a conviction. He then proceeded with some explanations which would throw a different light upon the circumstance* between Babcock and the ring. At that time, he said, Joyce and McDonald were trusted officials, men of influence and poesessing the confidence of good peopl*. Babcock, on the other hand, was a warm-heart-ed, confiding, generous man, who did not give up a friendship once cemented for the whispers of calumny; Everything presented by the defense was incomplete, and could not but leave a painful uncertainty in every mind as to whetherit was tocon-^ vey a proper suspicion, or to simply indicate a weakness of the judgment, to which every
la—r—
of
ing-
A good deal of attention was given to Gen. Babcock’s relations to tbs President and to the trust and confidence reposed in him as Private Secretary to the President In one aenae. General Williams said he became a part of the Executive. His official delinquencies would more or less reflect upon and degrade the Chief Executive of the nation No ingratitude would be so black as hi*, if he would bring dishonor on* who had put such confidence m him.
KRNjruVKT.
Trouble anti More Emptied. .Cincinnati, February 16.—8h|riffSpriiigmeyer, of this county, arrested Wm. Southard at Elliston. Ky.; a few dsws since iff obtaining goods uncRtr false pjfetenaa. n ma- ing the arrest he I was assisted by pear;e Kent, a farmer, r^idiug ueir Eiiistiln. A number of residents df Hi listen considered that Kent iu ; this hi id turned t-aitor to bis State and Monday nig it laat set upon h’m with axe-halves and pokeys, nearly killing him. Kent is 701 year* old. Sheriff Springmeyet has gone tdEHUrton to arrest the assailants, [and it is anticipated i« will meet with resistance, as the^moD lis Reported defiant and threatening.
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SOUTH tiAROLINAif.
A Jodae to be ImpeAebed. Charleston, Febrnkry 16.—Tbk House jof Representatives has appointed 4 committee to prepare artifflea o| impeachment ggaii at
loses. Tt e charge is
that he applied trustjfunda to his own u*. Montgomery Moses itj a brother < f Chief Ji istice Moses and uncl^ of ex-Goyi mor Most*. He has been on the [circuit bepch *eye: ai
years.
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Forger Ayrented, El
New York. February 18.—Charles J. Wjl-
liamson, believed to[ be a principal in t te issue of forged bondsfof the Net* York Cab*
tral, Buffalo and Erifi Railroad
Union
Union Telegraph Cbmpany,
rested tn this city.
ork Cend Weste-h been t r-
i Was liable, and the granting ol this kind evidence, said.Gen. Williams, aval Is noth-
Bronx COLCLAZ Another invoiee of the GOLD CASED ^ATCH] dies, warranted to keep $30,00.
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