Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1876 — Page 1

WHOLE NUMBER

2,01C.

ALBERT GALL CfvRPfcTS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHIDES, OIL CLOTHS. HEW GOODS AHD XEV PiTTEHHS. * lOl K. Washington M., (>pprtrtte the New Court Hon*.

M A«v«rtisen. Advf rtiaemems to seen re in«ertl n upon the (•me timj mmt be handed la at the counting room before 1 o’clock. Wk.!«uen ad<lre»aed ttaipiy to toe numbero( a box, and without then .me ol the party far ■whom intended, are not to be delivered through the Poet Office, hut rent to the Dead letlerOffe*. tn •er-'niance with rection 60.Regulation of t»5, f tilled States Laws. Such letters, in answer to advertisements must be left at The News office to insure delivery.

h a nr Tie it. •W'k/'V'V.* - - ' w-.- ■■ . ... . ^ . "lITANinn>-“THlt Jl i VT uv ° . • ANTKD-dJOOD GIRL. NO. 4*2 K^NEW T\r ANTKIi-DAX hOAJvDKIlS. S'J INDIANA VV avenue, ts • \\J A NTKD- BOARDERS aT M VI RCilN A T? avenue. to us: SMOKERS TO TAT \\J AVI El» »>ARDER AT NO. 121CIIRI-1-YV ian svenue. ts t! TITANTKD-,- EAT, TIDY VOUNG <ilRL AT YT KXtrotilrslave. „ tu • 11^ ANTED- BOS RDEDS AT 157 H. TK .tKl-S-W • ee; good isble board. tt n 1 v 'rtO/AMTKD- BO ' RDER*. » INDIANA AVE ; YV rtoms with or withoutbosid III® ■air A NT El > GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR YY housework *t» Went Ohio »t. ’ TJl/VtNTED-BOsRDEBS AT ?2t M IS AYE.; YY also 2 furnDhed bed rooms fir rent, tt M \rj ANTED—PUR< HAH, Rt FOR HOMES IN YV Brightwood. 68 F. Market st. uv^ "tl 7 A NTED-T* > S E 1. < \S*KV BIRDS AND VY red birds, at 89 Indiana avenue. • th ® Alii ED -AN E\i'SBIENCEI* CHAMBER YV maid, good add res’. J-'irclcHal J \1' AN I ED—PERSONS TO OOCUPY Fl'Rv> nished rooma. 13 East New York sf. tit! TE7 ANI ED — MORittAGR AND CoMMKRVY elal notes. R. 8. Dorsoy, 15 Bites Block, uu ° . ^XT ANTED-SITUATION BY S1NU1.E M AN VV in dairy. Address Milkman, th:s office,

th nl

\\T ANTED—TO RENT-O E UNFORSISHED VY room. Address W. E. Bteelsmith, News office. ! 'll 7 ANTED YOUR ORDERS F<>R PRIN1ING VV at Central Priming office. No. IT Bate* Block. ta h-s m-w-f "i v A NTKD-8 GOOD GIRLS TO WORK ON drefser. Mrs. Spencer, 128 North IlUaoln

501 CARRIAGES AN

■freet.

XX)ANTED

VY to repair antTrepalnt at

lajid rtreet

BUGGIES

and 88 B. Mary-

h °

A NT ED-BY P. H. MO RE - 500 PI A N< >3 rO

tune, at tl.50 apiece. < all or address 117 rib st. tn t!

West 8lx

Wticks to fill at Reno A Blowve’.fs, 440 East tyesh'ngton st ta tit XXT ANTED-Bit aTiON ' AS SKAMSTRi^S YY in a family and tj take care of children. T. R., tbis tfflee. tn t! xir ANTED BirUA-ION BY 2 (iOOD GIRI.t YY in private families. < all at 188 Wright and

Daugherty atreeta

r ANTED—MAN AND WIFE TO OflUDPY nice unfurnished front room, with meals. 185 N. Delaware sL tv t'

HaND C’ETY

Wi 186 N.

XI7 ANTED-odOD SECOND

YV map. 1874 iasne. Room 11 Martfadate’s Xlsrketstreet bloek. tan XI7 ANTED“-K>SIT ION AH TUAYEUN YV salesman; s& ary no object. AddreG Salesman, this office. '■ ANTED—A LUiHT TOP DELIVERY W.V-

W gor. Call on Iamb A Lewis, 139 N. New Jeisev street snd^ Fort Wayne av-n ie. tn 11 X* r ANTED—FI Rflt-< LASS MI LL N KR TH AT VV can come well recommended: none other need apply. J. W. Muir. 44N. Illinois st. ta t XX7 ANTED- ORDERS TO FIT UP 8TORKSVV carpenter and job work dene at low pates, 86 West Msrke'. comer Tennessee, tn s! XXTANTED—ALL MEN TO KNOW ^TH at Y V they < an buy a nice lined hat for 50 cents, at Seaton's bat store, 25 North Pennsylvania st XR)ANTED FARMS IN ALLPARTS OF THE VY Stale foe city property. N, M. Ross ■ room 11 Mariindale's Market street block.

N. M. Ross tk Co.,

■ ua 6

«. XX/AMniiHTO TAKl YOUR ORDERS i'OR Y® door and wind w screens. Send postal card to 260 Massachusetts ay. W. H. Fulton.

uo •

XX- ANTED—f TOOK TO PAStURE. T C. ’ YV Henderson. ’4 mile east of toll gate 4 miles ’■ northwest of Inofanapolls, on tAfsyette road. ‘ thol

XT? ANTED- SITUATION TO DO HOCSEVV work in small family or np-stslrs work; best of references. Apply 806 South Pennsylvania st. 1st! X17 ANTED—POSITION AS B<X)kKEEPER OR VV assistant; can give best of city references ss to ability and liability, address B. A., e’ews office. th h 1 X* 7 A NT El > -8 E< «> M >• - H AHD iff' AN D1 N(E VV double office desk, cheap for cash; also a truck. Address Merchant, this office, giving pnrticoiars. i XI/ANTED—DR. D NEFF, OF INDIANA W atenne, has bought and settled No. 806 Virginia avenue, where he will tree! all chronic diseases as usual. tn® Tl; ANTED HU'aTIONTO DO GENERAL hi uiework in a small family; best of ref

rreuces given Call at the son

Wert and Merrill sts.

west corner ts t!

XX7 anted Busixiss houses can have VV their cards and cliculars distributed prcmptly ai diarefn ly st reasonable lutes, by J. Miller. 8 Wiley’s Block. ■ I xmr ANTED—GIKL AT NO. 209 CENTRAL VV avenue—O* rman preferred—to do general housework; small faml y, good wages and permanent home; reference required. i XXT ANTED—IT K SOWN 111 AT” WE It RE VV keeping boarding, fecit and livery stable,

j j BhSvC-l'i aga/sas vsaaag,, »s3a.-vs catsva as v v*s eiiriv; v where good rigs can be had at low rates. Reno A Blow veil’s, <40 Kart Waih’ngtou st ta ut X*) ANTED—TO IN\JE8T 63,000 To *5.000 IN YY a good paving bn Diets, by a young man energetic and nrt afraid of work: business must bear invc Uga’ton. Address William, in care Evening News tn t! XX7ANTED ITpiTsONS TO KNOW THE VV cheapest pi rein the city to buy stone-

cheapest pi re in the city to buy stonyware, si wer pipe, fire brick, etc . is at 146 and 148 N est Louis ana street, opposite old Terre Haute freight depo\ •» too! w anted RENT REDUCED -I AM RENTYY log new ootUges «<u and near street milway, at treatly reduced rates- no belter for the price in the city, call and see for yourself. WnusM H. Kkouhh. h 0 XX 7'lNTED ^CIGART DEALERS 'TO KNOW, YV that they can grertly increase their trade by selling tEc cel brsted ••Little Biss” cigar—5: llsvana filler These cigars con be hail at Surface’s drug store, 1 2 W. Wa-hlugton st. to u WANTED TO BUV —HORSE NOT OVER 15 b rok esudg. i f o r d rt dl n^* 'or <\rivhi * 'nn Jt bo suitable for ladles to drive or ehl dren to ride. * n< I l 0he» T >. Call at N. W. comer, First and Meridian streets to* -1X7ANTED CHIMNEYS TO CLEAN Bf EX V V patfeneed swrepe who are using a patent machine which clean- them thoroughly, without sollirg or lemoving carpels sati faction given or no charge. Send orders to Lawrence Smith, 66 X Alabama st. uv uu XX7ANTED w£ WANT ‘w. CUMMlj YY who advertises a boarding house for sale and names his address's 25 North Illinois st..

________ North 11 to call at the Wauhlcgtonian House, 25 North Illinois street, and explain his reasons tor using our number «o freely, for our bouse is not for sale at any price. We give square m*a\s for 25 cents and have a big t ade. Padwck & Woocw s no tn o XX ANTED - DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS V® and hair d es e s to see the Universal P) eater. Flu ter aid Crimper combined; work*

faster, finer and with more ease than any other

In market; no loops or holes to bother with.

< en for one w*el at 19 North Meridian street,

between 6 and 9 p or call any time at Mre

Carey s dressmaking rooms. No. 2X «*t Wash-

ington.

m i

waktmmt.

117 ANTED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF W tarsi. CaU 229 M Wssh st tn t! ix; ANTED 81TU ATB is BY A NO. 11AWV VY yer. Addre** J. B., News office. t«t! XX 7 ANTED—YEN A NT F<)R FARM OF 25 VV acre*. G A. VanPelt, 1«S E. Wash. __ 1 XX> AN I KD--.SITUATIok A8 CH A MltER-

YY maid in hotel. Addn

tn t!

Address K. T., this office.

117 ANTRD-COUNTERJ ICE B X AND BAR J^flxtures. Adaress All O. F... Evening New*

street.

\X 7 ASTKD-U1NI •»■ ROOM OR V V work, br two respectabie person*.

\X7 A NTED -mm EDIAxKLT—FIRST - < LASH VY ironers. CU zen’s laundry, 77 S. DUnoii

ta tl

UPSTAIRS

28 circle Bell. . 1 : J ^ XX ANTED-GIRL Faii GENERAL BK)USRYv work in small family; German preferred. 609 North New Jersey tn tl II 7 ANY ED I_ TO~PEEL - AN" IMPROVED VV 'Vheeler A Wilson sewing machine for *20.

Address M, this office.

117 ANTED SITU TION 1 Erl W housework in private fami

try.H

GIRL TO DO

hourework in private fami y inthecounOall 124 N. Meridian st tn o!

AN UNFUR*

1X7 A NTKD - 1M M EDI A1 Rl.Y

YV nished front room or suite of rooms, with or without board; references exchanged Address C. W., News office. F tn t! IX, ANTED—a'gIRE fllWTs AN EXPE-

YY riei the washin

rienced cook to

■Mie is hired: o

mended, apply at 244 Bell

; in a family where

ie well reo-vit

fontatnest tst

JXi ANTED—SA LE9 m A N^SlRPT CL ASS, OF YY good scqualntancc In city; to the right msn a libera] salary. 52 Sou h PenniyiMnia

fireet, second door from corner stairs. *

Maryland, up-

r A NY ED- GI ft L O K WO M A N FOR G EN -

Inbu

o’clrck. XX 7 ANTED—MON EYTO^

lRROW-S*X>. 8100 ers; will give first

city property worth five times the amount Peters it ilunur, 61 West tVasblhgton, rocm 8. ts t S ■

or *5C<) foy 8. 4 or 5

mortage on improved to

SUM

X OR SALE-THE JUDGE,

r uv® 1 I _______ X OR SALE-BRIGHTWOODp.OTS—APPLY 68 T EAst Market st. uv® riiR SALE- FIR'T-C* A SRAMILYHORSE— r « «’l st 176 North East ten! irOB BALE-OLD PAPERS—10 CENiS PER r hundred at The News offloe. v® X, OR HALE NO. 1 KAMI£y HORSE AND J* bnggy. Cheap.. 92 IVest Ohio. tn t! r- OK S A LE—F A MILYMAR ^Tyearsoli) - r 1 at Trunk Ptore, under BeaiHive. to nl L OR SALE- GOOD F A Ml I A' HORSt AND F phaeton. Apoly 135 South Meridian, th si XXOR SALE-A COVOtj I) . DELIVERY J7 wagon. Cheap. lie Block, tv * OR - 'SALE-GARDEN HtliaK diF'B:Sr

ij Jfc, OkAJrVA i CrtttoikrAJWtiX „ .

teg a change of businear. Apply at 248 North ’ >it pale—ip edepTra iiLif cottage of

tern

jsnd: THU)R PALE-A CIGAR AND CONFECTIONJP fry. Old stand, well loiated. Sati factory reasc ns given for selling. This is a good chance far a earn buyer Address K. E., this offic*. tn t! ’jY’OR SALX—A LARGE STOCK OF I!«8>TS J and shoes for ladies and gents to be c osed out for Jess than cost for the next 80 day 0 . J. D. Nelson, anatomical bootaud shoe manufacturer, 21 Circle street. tt nt V OR SALE—WOODRUFF PLACE-0 4* OF I the moat desirable lota in WoodnifTPlace, east front, near la ge fountain, for *4,P00, being 12.400 less than market price. J. T. Macauley, 110 Sou h Meridian street. te • »iyol< SALE FUR- I URE -PARTYSS LEA Ving *he city wish to sell their furniture, conaisting of one bed room set, also chairs, lounge, table. c>Tpet. etc Will be sold very cheap, 156 ‘ North nimois street. Most be sold adon. ! TJOR HALfFto’ REAL EBTiT* MEN AND * capitalists. M anted, to sell (or will trade fr rreal enate unencumbered) a new patent of

reduced prices. 146 and

tn ol

48 W. lamisiaua.

X v,*, — 'I..*.,',..' 11 ly .11. * — E,,. . r 1 M jr-mn „u,c. VV.. . 1 . /;»i wi.i, ■ t»i o X quality, at BUI & Ch.’s, F2 East Georgia iXt^aniliee plats at John W. Blake’s law office, No. OR SALE^THE' BKST 1 SfONEWAKE aT Eaat Wmhiugto, street, room No 1. taoi

R SALE-’ CALL BEFORE YOU BUY.

10,000 fei t Window Screen Wire. Adjustable Window Screens The best and cheapest Fly Trap

in the market.

Ptfp ladders at bottom p ices. Garden Ho‘e and Reels ’’cheap,” Howe’s Improved Sea’es. and the best ar d largest assortment

j’OR PAI.E - FIVE-FOOT IfLVER SHOWcase and fine counter, at JJ9 South J linois to th h !

i 1.

fa h-«,m,w.f

Tj'OR 8ALE-NO 1 PRESSED BRICK FROM* 6 JT to *'25 per thousand. Inquire 28 South Delaware street E, K. McDoroauj ti • fTOR HA LB-A FImI L T (OF rflw AND r second-hand top buggies, phaetons, carrisge*. at 86 and 38 Fast Maryland at. h® HOB PALL-fUK RETAIL GROCERY CORr ner of Market and Alat>ama sta. lean not attend to aomany stores. Andrew Wzi.lack. tts T7i'l; SAKE I W. * SPRING WAGON 1, ONE A: Up and cpajD, newly painted and new top. Pouihside Wagon Shop, Dillon itreet, near end Virginia ave. tool TOO* SALE—ONE"OF TMeTbEOT' STREET I; sprinkling routes, ite'h complete outfit, in the cfly. t heap if sold in toleo days. Address G. Sprinkler, this office. , too! TPOR HALE—A NINR ] ilORSK -TO NfL X 1 sound and gentle. An elegant roadster. A bargain in this horse if sold in a few days. Cali at American Stables. tn o

JlORpi

sound and gentle. An elegan A bargain in this horse if sold in

'1 at American Stables.

feOR bale-vRshino Tdtrf'bowN MYi r stack of stoneware, sewer pipe and fire brick I am offering them at a great bargain, at 146 and 148 West Louisiana st. tn*b! TOOK 8AI.E-A VERY DESIKiBLY LOCAT7b I; and long estab'ished billiard hall and sa loon. Doing a good business. Reasons for selling. owner wishes to embark fn anoiher line of business Call at 199 East Washington st. uo® TOO R HA l.E-A' COOL; SH AdV PL ICE, NO. T 272 Blake rtreet House of 8 r mnjs, two lota, stable, etc. Property will he* sold cheap on reasonable terms. G. W. Alexander A Co., 2J4 W Washington street ;; taut TOOR SALE-A GOOD NINE‘room HOUSE’ I? on a deep 40-foot lot, fronting south on Christian avenue, for *4.000, on jeasy payments. Cash *625 agalrfst July 1st. G. W. Alexander A Co., 2H West Washington street!; tv ta TOOK SA' LE — ON if SET ‘ WA OfUT AND. J; brown rep parlor fTirnltiiire, little used, creep. One walnut, marble-fop bureau. al*o cheap. Ore handsome (nearly new) Brussels atalr-earpet. Miss Ella Wilmot, 712 -North Delaware a*. tho ! TOUR BALE—WK HAVE ON lljkND THE FIN-; l 1 eat lot of phaeton buggies in the city, all flritclaas in evekv particular, which we are now offering at a tenge discount, all of the very late* st’ les and fully warranted first class. Black A Backus. <6 and 38 Eaat Maryland afreet,

ta®

pOR

■SALE-AT'A BARG2 time, one of the most ele

on Sooth Meridian it. Four

meiif.. 27x125. W» new and first- lass.

N M. Rosa A Co., room 11

street block.

•ter on thre»

Rer

N-ON LONG •tore rooms ries aud baseloors Bonding $250 a month, ■dale’s Market

no*

Washington

ipers, winaow hs, etc . ever' kIs wIU be sold e them before

to ?•

TOt K bAL*—*T THK NEW WALL PAPER

1: house of Carl Mo lee. 161 R st., the finest lelection of wall | shades, lace curtains, oil cla brought to this city. These ga at a smalt profit Call and |

purchasing elsewhere.

Tf'OR S l.K—T.AKK AN1)To5io' R VEfj l salt, Newark and Michigan plaster, land plaster, Mar cement, a full sp dk of staple gro. ceriea. Would ell the stock to good business men and rent them the block foraterm of years; It is the best hou-e in the West for a busineM

house. AnmueW Waixacr. TOOK SALE- ELK - ANT 12 J Woods, with natural fc years’ time, li party will boil

— j- - * t onn -rt*'

tt s

TN 1iLAKK’4 trees, on six no money re-

fer in*

.... and farms „ r _ Clinton. Iowa, for sale or tiade. John G. Blake, 70 East Market M. ut° i

i»a*t pa;

worth from *1,260 to

one week wiB rent reasTnab!

pply at house from . . I . to

ty a lot *t,50a lonably

in a good locate If not sold wlf to a prompt-p ences excbai

•o’c’oek a xa. to| p. m.

toTb tiaL»-ViNK OF THE ilt'KsFGuFu’

J’ farma In Ms riot i county.

to h

one mile from

new frame aide of the i

ty acres of *i

well underdr

old farm callediAfpenwood, house, t ND*air Wallace.

YPg.4 seventy acr

rightwood. New fr me barn* e, fine board fence on each small orcharTfgood fruit, twee

iter. *500 of ti|ing ( oi the pji only eighty rods from

wood,a

near a scho

r: OB PALR-ONF. OF THE F stores in the state, and th small investment, at the tor Also a lot of five acres of (

EST COU TRY best point fora of Taylorsvilte. und. one acre tn A»so twentt-

fruit, and a cood frame house. A*so twentyfour acreaof the choicest land in Bartholomew county, aoout five acres c'cared, one mi.e frotn

lylotrsvl" iMtofi

Tayloreville. Also a store ho In the town of!Taylorsville, hoofes and lota. Anduw

tts

Tj OR 8ALE-J-THK CBLE r cigar ft. aold onta by the tobaocrtnlst* and dregglsti:

aud warehon d several oth* allac*. Trustee

1 \ TED JUDGE showing leading

William Haag, Enterprise h! ,-k.

’bster.TS

■teller*. 3

O. G. Wleaa,iMalottav.

W. Webster, Massachusetta a v near East. John seller*. 306 Maanchiuipttaxy.

H. Hag Jr. New York aid Noble

t>ln *28 North iK lawareiat. _ Child. 150 Yiralnu

J. E

M. B A. w. Russell, TONonun William Ksy'or, 1*8South Daniel Gudgne, 172 IV est V G. F. Traub, West Wash I

A Metsner, Vtrg'e

oisst.

linois st. lington st.

trg ^D av aid Sooth st. Woods a^No th lUtjois at.

Allgire A Ntevens, 9 Norii IHsnoigst. i raersft A libbe tt 59 Indiana av. J. M. Ytellentire, 7t‘ Vi-Rinfc. av.

Conrad l Iricb, >9 Virginia av. F. Fenner, 406 SouU at. W Woollen, tel iBditne air.

And who'eaaleand retail «r»he manufacturer, P. L. Chambers. 5 Marunct.e block. ao l

l I

INDIANAPOLIS, KKrifAY^ EVENINO, . MAY 2*;, 1876,

AOR SAlK K OR SALE SPRING aiiaCRNS-AT 58 INr diana avenne. O. W. Matthews. ta tl ‘‘■aoR SALE—A GXNTLRjRCmSR FOR BOGGY J; purposes. 143 N. Itelaws re street. tail L «'R SALK—EGGS—11 tTINTS A DOZEN. H T Indidua avenue. O. VV. Matthews. tat! € OR SALK-BI TTER—to CENTS A POUND. f3 I’ diana avenne 0. W. Matthews, ta tl ‘^"ok SAI.ire'eADDLE, BK i'L* AND BLAV F ket. cheap for cash. 82 East Market sL I L t-l; SALE-A F NK BUGGY HORSE IN!y quire of Mrs. Potta. 821 North Illinoia st ti o SGR BALK-ONE PAIR FINE HORSES1 cheap, if aold thia week. 188 East Washington rtieet, ! rbR SALE—Y. M C. A. GYMNASIUM AND “ bath tickets at Cobb’s drug store, opp. TotelBates. ti ts

». OR BALE—NEW TOP Bt GGY-CHE * P FO A T cash, if aold this week. Call at 183 East “teRhingtou street. I _ OR SALE-THE ^StY BEST OF SEASONED

oak wagon lumber.

»y st

Miller & Wells, 174 8.

ts t

jFew Jereey street.

TOOR SALE-POPLAR STUDDING AND JT sheeting at *10 per 1,000 feet. Wm. B Dickjson A Co., 387 East Market st. ul ut!

rxrwrvi? a I r i* .xj , ”a rra at rji t

OK SALE—HATS AT 50 CENTS-BOYS’ AT

Astr iw

SALE-A NUMBER ONE FAMILY

r 25centa. Summer hata at 50cents bat 15 cents nt Seaton's hat store._

irroR

r hr ivery idian

horse and carriage for sale st Sendder Bros, stable, on Ohio between Illinois and Metis. to s

TOOHaE

J; and long established groe Yy. Objec_ qf sell-

pALE—A VERY DES BABLY LOCATED

the greatest utility, in which there are large profits Will sell Stale or county rights. Ad-

diefs Patent. News office.

TOOK" SALE—CaNTEXNI aL HOMES FOR workingmen. Inside prop'rty. To parties who will b iild. the lots In Blake’s wood", on West, Fayette, Missouri,' St. Clair and First streets, 111 six years'time. CaU for particulars

CAtvrf Tvlatc n VV* Til ti Vsu’t

of Hardware in the city Hildebrand <fc Fugate, 35 S. Meridian st. TOOK HALE~

Retail

• Tob-cco De r lers, Attention! For cash, we offer you a full line of goods of < rbers’ pri<

hOR /f ESI.

c OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, AT 117 r N. Ulinotest. • tno! TOOK KENT- DESIRABLE ROOMS qTg&AND r Opera House Hotel. ou° Tor uNf^OTla room washing: JT ton street. Albkkt Gall. uu 0

TOOK RENT' HOUSE OF 3 ROOMS, *9 per J? month. Call 576 W. Mich. tnt!

fOR RENT TWO NfCEL f ! front rooms at 23 W. Ohio st.

FURNISHED tot)

TOOK RYNT TWO NICE RiJOMsTNICi iT 1? cation. Call at 127 8. Xob'e st. tn s!_ took rent—Very low-dwelling—i» l 1 N, Tenn., 8 rooms J. M. Judah. ui° TO ~0 R~R E N T COTTAGE OF S R ditS,7)N J; Ellen st.; Apply at 76 W. Ohio* t. I

X OR RENT—HOUSE NO. 85 N *OBLE ST. JT Inquire at Hcndder’s Livery Stable th’ or rent—10 k00 ® house, onTjelucfontaine st., F25 CaU at 229 same st ths! TOOK RENT—AT LOW FB1CRS DESIRABLE JT rocma. over Gas office, ’2d and 3rd floors th s TOOK KENT—2 HOUHEH OF 4 IWRimV.' APr ply at 27 8. Meridian sL J, P. Wkavkb, th o! '•Tor' kent: house tiFT'KOOMsTcoS: F of Broadway and Vine; rents for $25. th ol TOOK K ENT— DWEUJNG” H “USE 62 — ARCH r st. Thomas L. Sullivan 24% E. Washington st. tv V OR RENT—STORE ROOM, PLATE G LAS3 J front, 608 Yirgiria avenue. Gao. W. HoffMAH. Ul* 7'OR ‘RENT-HALL 80x30, WITH ANT&: * rooms, 8d story, 16 S. Delaware st. Jl M. Jcdah. ui” TpOR _ TtENT-rESliLVRLE ItOOMS, FURP nished or unfurnished. No. 15 E. New York at. __ tnt! k OR RENT-FURNISHED HALL IN GRIF- * fithte Block. Inquire of J. McGaw, 16 N. HMdoIs st. uo® JjH R KENT—LARC.K FITRNISHED ROOM r with l»oard, to four germ, at *1 75 per week. 140 N. Alaltam* ton*

TOOK RENT-NEW

J 1 presse*. at Central

STYLES TYPE AND

m yivg*^ i v*. ■., ventral Printing * ffice. No. 17 Bates Block. ta hi a m,ir,f TOO K R E N T~»URNISHED FRONT ROOM JT extrs n'ce. first floor, rent $10 per mouth. 232N. Misahsippist ue

TOOK REN T—HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS. ON r St. Clair st., *10 iier mo. A. G. Alcott A Co., room 9 Thorpe Block. tn t

OR i ENT—TEN ROOM DWELLING OX

_ M

hew, 50 E. Washington st ua'

Meridian st., cor. of First. James N. Maytyt K. VYiiJihinfiftfin nt im*

X OR BENT TWO FIRHT FLOOR UNFURr nished front rooms, with board, 253 S. New Jersey; beautiful location. tn o! I. OR RENT- ROOMS IN CIRCLE ~ HA LL X large central and cheap, with water and gas n each. Wm. H. Xvoush v* rok KENT—HOC.'E 12 ROOMS,618 V »i:TH r Alabama ft.; r ferences required. P. B L Nowland 391 North East st. to n TOOK RENT—A BRICK DWELLING OF NINE K rooms, corner Noble and Huron sta. J. K. Sbarjic. No. 49 S Delaware. us* TOR*KENT-TWO-jST RY FRAME DWELL’ * ing First street, between Illinois and Meridian. Inquire at Harrison’s Bank. t* OR ' RENT—No. 81* CAMP* ST REEL

■■

OR RENT STORE- ROOM. *79* W. WASH-

n. ll^x—81 CAMP STREET, SIX | rooms new brick. *12 57 per month. G. S. Bradley, room 10 Baldwin's Block, to^

| OR R .

r ington street anTNrooms above same. Thomas I. Hullivan. 24%£JKaaMn*tonst. a® x. OR RENT NO. 648 N MISSISSIPPI ST., J, a new honse of 6 rooms and a basement ceiiarfor *18 per mouth. E.M. Briggs, room 9 Bradshaw’s Block. Uni

TOOK RKHT—FIR81VCLA8S STORE ROOM. P No. ;t» E Washington st. with rooms above if required, at low rent. VV. Riven, Agent, First Natioral Bank._ un® • OK RENT AT LOW PRICES-ROOMs IN r Batts Block, Pennsylvania street, large and small room- on second and third floor* H. Bate*. Jr., No 7 Bate* Block. uu*

1 OR RENT- WITH OR WITHOUT ITi f furniture, a two-storj brick house o' ten rooms to a good careful tenant; rent low. Inquire No. 476 N Tennessee at. ttal

1 OR RENT-NEW 3 AND 4 ROOM OOTf tagea, from *10 upwards, on and near street railway; cellar, well, cistern and large lot W. Elvers, Agent, First National Bank. uu*

EON MB ft t.

TOOK RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, 1* K. I? New York at. _ ___ tail TOOK RENT-NICEI.Y FCKNiSHKD ROOMS, r at 123 N. Illinois st. 1 17OR KENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS r with board. No 68 Maw. ave. i TOOK RkNT—FOUR RO >M COTTAGE. J 1 north, *10. App J S. Rhodes, 59 a III. at to* a t)R R ENT—TM O SQ UA RJK KROM AC ADE J; my of Maalc, 240 N. Mtas., F25; sust painted,

ta tl

L OR BENT-8 OR 4 ROOMS Of COTTAGE C on Market,! between Min. and Tenn. st. Apply a! 136 S. lllinoi* st. ! Tor BENT-HOUSE OF 6. ROOMS, STORK r rorm and cellar, No. 187 Maas. ave. Inquire VV. Bland, 2688 Meridian st. hr a! TOOK *RENT—A BOUSB TO A FAMILY WdO JC will board two ladies for the rent. Refer-

required. 188 6. Mias st. tt REM'-FRt >NT R( AIMS'

ta t!

TOOK RENT—FRONT ROOMS ENSUITE, IJ with water and marble-top waabstanda for *15 and *16. 106)4 North Meridian st. ! 'll OR 'RENT—ONE BRtCK REilDENCE HIKE JC rooms, jhot and cold water, bath and water closets. Imnire at456 N. Meridian teot J, OR JRENT—A BOARDING HOUSE - *f ENr tra.lly located ; low rent to a good tenant. Apply to Wm. Mrlatyre, 13 Virginia ave. Tv® TO OR ‘RENT-WE HAVE FOR* RENT THE JT lightest and best rooms in the city at low ra es. Apply at Journal Job c ounting Boom,

to s

Tor rentTfbom 7i ; nElsr'idE kick JP cottage of 6 rooms, No. 169 Bright streef. In-

quire cif Wi

uois sta.

re 01 tj rooms, no. 169 Hrignt street xnVm. L Ripley, comer market ami Illl-

tOR RENT-STORE ROOM WITH DWfe.Lr ingattached, on Market street, near H iiiois. Inquire of W. I. Ripley, corner Market and Illinois Sts. Its s 0K - ]K p :N :^ 3 NEWIfOUBES. NOr553, 555 P and557 IV. Washington street, 4 room? and cellar each; *10 per month, inquire oi the premires. te t! TOOK 'RENT-RESIDENCE * SJS'x. TKhl N ICS J; see st., in excellent repair, beautifuU vard and shade. $35; M R. Barnard A Co., 75 E. Market st. t-t t X^bB^RENT—A - TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE x with all conveniences, one and a half miles South Union Depot;.for rent at a low figure. Inquire at Braden * Buffoard’s. ts h I

RTH

$5pcrmonth. Apj y to 11 cOnat. Foote AiCo.’s n-e Store, 61 at o E3 W- Washington st. ;u •

8to

TOOK RENT—JUNE 1st, THE NORTH HALF I? of the elegant residence 26 Fort Wayfic av

enne. Also east half of brick residence Ty East Walnut. Apply 79and 81 Fort, Wayne av. ut* jCOK KENT—81 ORE ROOM NO 28 KEN:

.Iso lodging n

to prompt tenants Apply to R. F. C tterso:

X; tucky avenue; also lodging rooms: refit low to prompt tenants Apply to R. F. C tterson room No. 1 McOuat’s Blccfc, Kentucky ave. th h ’

Apply 1 i Blccfc,

jibi* RENT—A NICE COTTAGE Ol

SIX

rooms, with all modern conveniences, near c: rner of East and McCartv streets; Ap ply to J. H. MeKernan, 51)4 W. Waahiigton st. s . 1 ta t TOOK RENT-F1VE ROOM HOUSE, WITH

V/AllVVI,. F3

RENT- HOUSE NO, * 19 W.

MARY-

laiol street, containing four rooms, suitable

office

*77:~zq.~

RENT TWO-STORY DWELL 1 NK

*4**5 k 1 Kt'Skik •*» n Itf li.kkJkkJ

ces or anv light business; rent low to a

■j>ee table party, I

East Mar\ tOR R

for 0!

resju'e table

partv. Inq yland street

n(iuireof J. H. Joh

ipston, CG 417

_ N. Missi sippi street, near the coraer of teal t. containing seven ro ms, all in ttr.-rt-class ornditlon; must be seen to be appreciated, 'in-

quire next house cast on 1‘ratt st. th h!

TO 6 A R K N T — TO MA «UFAC l U .<JER8—I

r have rooms 20x40 feet for rent at ble prices to manufacturers of light They are light and in the center of hi Power furnished. Jos. A. Moore, 84 Ba ket st. ta*

OK KENT—81’LBN DID R(X)M 15x120 fateiy,

Uv niaflin nvai- fitfra ha* itor..-

DJfT* hat'store'; ailiw. uilliaeror at Hirs. 42 West

icr genti

Washhjf^ou street, or James Frank, over FletahTOOR BENT - BklCKTSbUSE 12 ROOMS i; and cold water, laith room, water clt

HOT

water closet, 8

grates and mantles, cistern, new stable, cwl and woodhouse, everything complete. Rent

only *45; cheapest in the city

G. Blake. 70 E. Ma

Jarkct st.

city. Apply tp •John

R RENT—AT REDUCED RATES

Fine business rooms in Masonic Temple. Two business rooms in McBride Block, Mass,

avenue.

Two business rooms in McCrav Block, North Tennessee street. One business room in “Miner’s Block, Massachusefta avenue. One business room in Van Vorhis’a Block,

Masi. ave

Office rooms in Masonic Temple. Fleam and

water.

Office rooms in Chamber of Commerce; steam ah cl witter. Liking rooms in McBride, Van Vorhfs, and Miller Blocks, on Mass, avenue. Sleeping rooms in * cCray Block, comer Tennessee and Market streets. Dfieiliugs—E. Market st., 2 story brick, 11 rooms. $35 East New York st., 2 story brick,Jelegant, 10 rooms, *50. south Tenne*see st., near Washington st., 6 room*, *30. J Home avenue, 2 story brick, uear College, 11 rooms, $30. Pleasant street, two-story frame, 8 rooms 815. North Alabama st.. two-story, 6 rooms, $20. Ash street, corner Tinker, new r 9 rooms, stable, 830. ■

IKHtUtMAl..

p I KSONAL-THE JUDGE.

TpEK-oN AL WE W ANT''T0'SEE* YOU AT A Central Printing office, No. 17 Bates Block. • ta h-s.m.w.kf . D ERSON AL-lfiM00JUbGE CIG A RS SOLDIN * 8 monthf, and the demand Increaaing.

ua wAf' 1

PEKSONAL—LE^SGNSON violin; GpiTAR, A etc E. Zumpfe, teacher of music, 123 W. Vermont sL fm] th-f, m&w oa!

PERSONAL - DR4. CUNNING HA SC AND A ( ostigan have removed their oflices to No.

27)4 Circle st., in Maybe w Block. Us!

pERHONAL-THE PLACETb BUYl’ICT Htt * frames is 178 East Washireton st. All stvles and sizes aireadt made ana made to order.

Picture cord, albums, cases, etc . etc.

ordei th s!

Oi KSONAL—THE 1 * nice, fishing parties and travelers for luu >hes is Ubbv, McNiel A Libby’s compressed corn t>eef and beef tongue, in 2 lb. cans. Try it ta s p E K><»N AL—LKsM>NjT* ON * THF. PI A N< >,

>r ai n

. L PERSONAL—l

PiERSON AL—OPIUM INSTlrUTE. NO 2tL N. * Tenn at., IndianapMis. We cure the opium habit in ten days. Nothing <fft»i<ed until the patient says he is cured. Joujiso.N at l.ANB CH. UU ■pERSONAL — PASlUHl —I HAVCl FIRS A rate blue grass pasture and abundance of water and fliade. Inquire of J K Sharpe, corner of Tetaware and Washington sta. A. 8. Kingsley, j th h' idERSONAL ANY' LADY. GENTLEMAN OK A C biid Mssing 182 W. Washington st. can find there the best soda in Uie city—ic® cold, pure foaming - syrup, fruit flavors. All at Surta^e's Drug :ftore T : to ua

TOERSONAjL - 5 POUNDS OF ■. Wto A pure mixed picnic candies, one dollar,

BIDW ELL’S JT pure m: opp. Journal.

Iten’t take physic when Bidwell’s crystalized figs will tore tip the system much better; only ;«• pound or 11 bt. o e dollar. uvul TJEKSONAk.-’ MADAME I.EVKRK, 24) ?. TEN* * nestee st., tells the past and futtre, seta luck for rourtahlp, marrtsge and law auita; refalls absent friends in very short time; rec »vem* lost prorerty; sets lurk to work upon the minds of ladies and gentlemen. She wishes t-» l-.t even-ho ly know that she gives perfect s»tlsfaction .'and will be pleased to have ladieacaU aud see her. j *' « 1 1

MKMOVAL.

DR. FARR HAS REMOVED TO d 12 Hubijard’s Block (ml e ta -HAS* BEEN" REMOVED, TME Printing office,to 17 Bates B ock,

ta ha.m.wAf

TYEMOV

TO L B A* M npO LEASE - LI TT LETS HOTEL, ON AND X after the first of June, for a ter** of one to tone years', by fitUwell A Galvin, Little’s Hotel

I L

FOR TBA.OE.

hliM*k te h 8, m, w, 14 Oir-TRIDE PHAKniN OR SfDK BAR buggy. Will take gentle ho se in part pay. •b. 85 Stool ave.

*7OR T»A »K-80 AC - EH oV LAND IN II.LI-

r note, hfl acres in Kansas, for city property. G A. Van Psit, 16)4 E. Washington sL ! TOOR TRJ DE-ieO ACRES OF GOOD M

T sottri laud for a good out lot and a hUBdrad

and fifty or two hundred dollara cash. this office.

U20R TB ADR — A LOT ON A GRADED ■Ju street f»r building lumber and fnrnltur*, carrets and cooking stove. Addrera C. B. M.,

this office. 1

DE-HOUHB AND DOUBLE LOT.

j'OR TRAI

1 with v ord-shed, well and

cistern, etic.,

worth

F no Inc imbraace, to tr*de for one cottage. K*re bargai 1. Cali on or address J. L H., G R Root ’s coal (ffice, corner Market and Delaware to s!

long ti

Washington! st

F hottee a ad lot valued at *3,600, half In Iowa or Kansas li nd. $260 dne in August, balance on

G. W. Alexander & Co , 2)4 West st tn u* ADE WOODRUFF PLACE—p.NE OF

^ ,_P ic st desirable lots in Woodruff Piat-e, east front, dear large fountain, for *4.000 being $2,100 less ti an market price. J. T. Macauley, 110 South Merid an st. t*® TOOK TRA DE-TEXAS LANDS, CENTRALLY I; IccataC near railroads, to trade for city

or house in smaller town where rood school. Emigration to Texas ;,C0Q. More expect d thisfal!. and

OfltR,

TO OK TR. C the m

residences, there fe a last fall 25j

lands rapid y Increasing in value. J. E. For Room 83, T icrpe block. , ut

O LOA*

■—

TO AO A. A/.

lO IX)A Nl—MONEY— *1,000 TO *20,000. C. C. Burgeis; 91 E. Marketst. tu • TpOLOAF - MON E Y ON'JEWELRY, iCLOTH1 It g, e c., at City Loan Office, at 66 Noirth Illinois street. u® ri'O l.OAN—WANfED—<50,000 WO^TH OF X short tme paper: no commissions. J. W,

I'O LOAN

L short ime paf>er; no conunissions. J. V K. lemon, 86 E. Market ul fm) ts fT OLOA N - MONEY-IN BOMS OF TiiowT^ D X upwafd. Money furnished In four days. W. A Brad thaw, 16 Bates Block. ue « riM) LQA> —MONE> —YOU CAN BUY <>R X sell a tote, or negotiate a loan, by calling on M. H. McKay, No. 1 Odd Eailows Hall, i *

-MONEY-ON FIRST SIORTGAGE - I*r ;e and small sums always on hand;

Joseph A. Moore A Bra.. No. 90 East Market st.

un 0

fl'O LOAN-MONEY ON LONG TIME ON I moits Bge security at reasonable rates. l,arge and small sums always on baud, Apply to Bank <-f Commerce. | n* rpOLOAii -w ha 1 S THE USE Of w.w PpG X money when you have it at your tiugars’ er ds. 5 o tgage or commercial paper. R. S. Dobssty, 15 Bates BU>ck. tn ® ri 6 l.OA <-MONEY—M E CAN TAKeTmMEX di te y seme loans on first-class city property. Mor even hand. N. M. Ross & Co.,Rmm II Martind tie's Market st. block. uo * J O l.(A.\| -MONEY*ON MORTGAGE, 1N SfMS

ui®

A VVTlON BAJLBM.

UCTK N SALE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS-AT

House, cor. Delaware and South sta., 1 ty, May 27, at 10 o'clock a. m. i

J.A Ray on Saturdi

A UCTIONSALB-i WILL BELL SATURDAY J\ morn|lijg, at 10 o'clock, a largi 1 lot of house

_ morn It fibld good

tig, at 10 o clock, a large lot of house

_d gooes of all kinds; also, oue fine marble top bed rr om set, 3 pieces. John L. Pay ns, 196

Fiist Waflijington st.

A t * l b 'N SA LE -TO-MORROW,SATU«4aY, ri\ at li o'clock, all the furniture of the Ray Houro, comer of .Sou h and Delaware sts , will be sold at auction on the prcmlsrs. The goods fill 18 rooi as, and embrace 20 or 25 beds, tnattresaw, ticks, (luilta, coverlets, comforta, chairs, errpete, b >wls, pitchers and 500 other articles, all good. RoKrarsoN A Dawson, Auctioneers A l ( Ib'N-A LE- LA Rf lESA L E IO-.M " R K< > W, latttday, morning and af’crufioOL at the Central A iiction Rooms. 94and 96 East Washington, 100 yls. new ftr»w matting, Ante ash and walnut Ik dstcada, eushD n t arlor sets, 1 Wheeler* Mils on sew ng machine and © hers, fine fnmtna InOtiDA. tanre ttnek n« ‘ 1 '

TOOK SJ JP 223 all rr par tt°

OR SATjK OR TKAlttS.

LE OR TRADE-HOUSE AND LOT ast Market, and 22 and 223 Eaat Court,' . Call on A. Bird, No. 23 Bird's Point.

L OR P ei worth: or grocer face, 182'

Ee OR TRADE

| In Monrovia, Morgan

BUSINESS

PKOP-

county, Ind.,

Will trade for small stock drugs Call on or address John M 8urrest Washington st. to u

FO VND.

JjVUFHJ^IHE GOVERNOR CIGAR

MANU-

fact Bred byN, W, Reynolds, retails at ten cents. j 1 TO OUR if-BARG A INS IN 8 OKXWARE, SEW-

P er

Loni iann

OUNI

THE PAAC* TO BUY A HAT TO in for 60 cents, at “Seaton’s; Hat 2| North Pennsylvania st ’ “THE MAN YOU WANfr*n6 CAS ils hands as * ell as his head in your wc-li educated and writes splendidly; in all respects given at interview, far Ruth, News offiae. to tl

TOOUNi} : 'i0,iu6 gal.' 8T N E W A RE J A R i,

r 10,000 “ Milk I’aus.

6,000 “ Jugs, 10,000 Fire Brick,

15,0(0 ft. of the best vitrified clay Sewer P! >e, at 146 A 148 Wert Louisiana st. tno!

F work f tore,”2! J^ Ol Nl burirers, sat's fact ii

Addr

dre»s, at Man. Coll

pe and Fire Byck, at 146 and 148 West

»0 fl

ROTH M.

’VTCTKtE—TO LA ORINC ' MEN-YOU C VN li bnV a nice Linen Hat .for 5Q cents, or u nice cap or 25 cents, at “Seaton’s Hat f tore." 25 North Pefcinsy Ivan last. .•UlThfe I AM PREI A RED TO FU AN 1 H

.x,,fite picnic parties, clubs, etc., with first ira ni>ortutton »t reasonable rate . Ad-

26 East Washington st, Graydon, ege At. Omnibu% Line, tn h I

M VHIVAA.

itvie or m

!AL—AN IMMENSE BARGAIN—I Jit to trade a new piano oi! organ, any style or make desired, and warrantetj five years. It a good bnggy horse; must bo good style anc sound ; Henry H. Mason,;* E. Market. uv® i L J

FOR SAL IS OR Rt\ r. TOOR iALE OR RENT-FLOURING M|ILL X stesn and water power. Address M. J..Shea, Newterii, nd. ! th^! JBF. lLEORTRAD^—FINE SPRING RAY _ sui ablts for one or two horses; nearly new. 146 and 448 West Louisiana st tp o!

rp AKEfri UP-AT LIVERY STABUk BETWEEN 1 Deli ware and Alabama st*., UtrhVb <y marel 4 years t Id, 15 hands high, 3 white feet, large star and small fuipp tno! ri-AElN UP-COW-BROWN a!nD WHITE 1 cm o with ca'f. Owner can have sajaeby calling J r ho McKins y, Brightwood, proving

propert!

T OOT Ij A1 Fationi

TAB MM VF.

and payirg charges.

LOUT.

OST-• FAN AND CHARM REri RN TO 60 Viiainiaave and be rewar ed. ! f OST-- A (.coD HOME BY Not SEt'URINo ±j a r >om and board at 89 Indiana ave. te •

OST+A FAN AfrD SILVER CXa-WlSNE.

_ li heral reward by returning to

• alional Bank.

its’

taH.^SMALL

T OST]— BLACK AND TAN

JLr sir s. Return to 173 North Ponasylvaim street apd receive reward. t t!

T OST j-CANARY BIRD -FROM DENTAL It nx ms in Miller's Block. The middle toe off of right foot.' Pleaso return and be rewarded. I tat!

ROAMD1MG.

TJOAl DING—CHEAPX> ] Chew Eamereld*.

OARDING-GOOD BOARD AND PLE robins at 265 North de la ware sL ■

Ban lati

AMMO VMCmMBM T».

PRICE TWO

■UFATON, THE HATTtR," Hf.LLS HATS 17 cheap at to North I’apnayl vaaia street.

A N ICE ( REAM A tival will be Ninth Presbyterian March 26. Admteaion (TOHR LADIES OF I X M E. Church, corner Ponth streeta, will giv cream festival at the ch rnittancc, 10 cents. All a

rawukrry frsthe ladle* of the Friday evening. «. tn t

avenue and

trawberry and ice this evt nlng. Ad-

Jy luvitedr

SOVIRTT

/TENTER COUNCIL, NO,

meet* in Temple ot B evening. May SOtb. be in attendance.

Bchsel, K. 8.

Jit, < lonor »mber

O. U. A. W., Hall Tuesday

All members requested to By order of Council. G.

ts oi

KxeenMoa of Fi

Wokcebteb, May 26.

was executed this

jail in this city at half

murder of bis wifa’a July 4tb, 1875, in a

Petersham, owned by T(

drop fell a terrible

The fall was so great Frost was jerked fro

Flpor.

iel J. Frost

at the county

ten for the

■, F. P. Towne, on a farm at e. When the was enacted,

t that the head of ml hU body, and

hung only 6y ligamenti Biood aparted in every direction over the scaffold and

floor. .1

[The motive of the murder was to secure property and monfiy, and after the deed was committed the body way cot up into sections and secreted in different parts of a dense wood, near the spot where the unfortunate man was killed. It was not until a month after the murder that any portion of the remains were found, and then only the trunk of the body, minus head and legs. Frost ciaimad In court that they got into n dispute concerning the milking of a heifer, and finally came to blows, and when he found Towne was dead he was so frightened that he hid

the bedy.] J

“Boston, May 26—The execution^ of Thomas A. Piper, fortnerly aexton of Warren avenne, Baptist church, of this city took place at Charles street jail this morning Piper was convicted last February on second trial for murder of Mabel Young, aged five •years, in the tower of the church on the 23d of May, 1875. The crowd oWtside the jail hailed with applanse the announcement of the

execution.

[The public are already too sadly familiar with Piper’s infamous career. His name, however, can hardly be mentioned or thought of without recalling his appalling crimes and innocent victims—the bright little girl* of five years. Mable H. Young; the domestic, Bridget Landergan; ibe castaway, Mary Tyner, whom the fiend thought he had killed, but who miraculously recovered, and is now ending her life in an insane asylum, aud the Sullivan girl, whom he knocked senseless and Woul£ have killed if he had not ; been frightened by the sound of approaching foot steps. The murder of Bridget Landergan was the first of Piper’s capital crimes. She was a domestic in the employ of Sheldon Barry, on Bellevue avenue, in the Dorchester district, and was beaten to death with a club made from the end of a wagon shaft, on the highway, near Columbia street, on the evening of Hecember 7, 1873. Piper was arrested at the time, bat afterward' released, and shortly afterward Thomas Cahill, the girl’s lover, was extradijted from Ireland for the crime, but never brought to trial, and the murder was added to the long list of unsolved'crimes until Piper confessed to being the perpetrator. Mary Tyner, a young woman of questionable character,'his second victim, was found in her room in Oxford street, on the 2d of July, 1874, terribly mangled about the head, and she was not expected to survive. That she did was almost miraculous, but fully as strange as her recovery was the fact that she steadily refused to

say anything regarding her assailant, and the affair remained a deep mystery until

' liOK

Tj wbi

ilatn] im 1

confessed and explained by the fiendish Piper. This woman is now in the Taunton insane asylum, whither she was conveyed from Deer Island, where she had been committed from Boston as a night walker. She is now violently and hopelessly insane. The butchery of Mable Young was on Sunday, May 23d, 1875, in the Warren avenue church tower, into which Piper decoyed the little innocent, and then brutally murdered her with a bat stick. His attempt to conceal his crime and subsequent movements have all been described from time to time, and a repetition is not now called for. Suspicion and arrest speedily followed, but two trials were necessary before a conviction was secured, the jury having disagreed in the first instance. The motive which animated Piper in committing his atrocious crimes appears tb have been a morbid desire for bloodshed, supplemented with an almost animal last, and these weaknesses of human nature, aggravated by constant and copious draughts of opium and

whisky.]

VLBIMOIA. Democratic Momiuatloas, Etc. McLeakshobo, May 26.—The nineteenth district democratic congressional convention at Mount Vernon yesterday nominated R W. Townsend, of Bhawneetown, for congress.

IOWA.

Republican Convention. Bcklimotos, May 26.—The republican congressional convention, for the first disatrict, yesterday nominated Col. Stone, of Des Moines, for congress. MBW YORK, Accident to the mat nail Train. Albany, May 20.—The fa-t mail train jumped the track here this morning, and the engineer and fireman were killed. MBW UAMFMHIRh Steamer Sank and Three Person* » Drowned. Sckcook, May 26 —By the sinking of a sma) 1'pleasure steamer in the river lost evening, three persons were drowned. roRRiom. ENGLAND. London May 26—the painting of the Duchees bf Devonshire, by Gainsborough, recently purchased for $52 500, was lost Light cut from the frame and stolen.

FRANCE.

P.».ai8, May 26 —At a meeting of the delegates from forty-four workmen’s societies, it was decided not to accept the government’s subvention for expenses of a visit to Philadelphia to the centennial exhibition, snbject to the condition that the government shall select the delegates. • ♦ » Probabilities To-Day. Washington, May 26th, 11:30 a. m — For Tennessee and the Ohio valley slight changes in pressure and temperature, light to fraph variable winds, cloudy and piirt.y cloudy weather and In first section occasional ratal. In the lake region, falling and stationary barometer, winds mostly from the southeast and slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather. In the upper Mississippi and lower Mis* scori valleys, during the rest of Friday, fallirg barometer winds mostly from southeast bo .southwest sllghtiv warmer weather, and clear or partly cloady weather. • The Missouri river below SL Joseph, and the Mimtasippi from 8L Louis down, - ' ‘ ly falling.

Th*

Hanging of

Frost.

CENTS. i**PFr oa4

Terrible tfeeae at the OUiow«.

Steamer

Lost and Drowned,

An Accident to the Fa%t Mtil Train. *

The Major of Middletown, Ohio, Killed.

Regulations for Western Bound Freights. [

Provisions

of Randall's Silver BtilL r *

Burning of the Tanderille Theater at LcaisTlUr. '

will continue slowly

Etc, Etc., Etc. 7 >■ . !.. a ’. . W AJ MI MO TOM. Creswell Examine*!—Raadair* Sliver Bill. Etc. Washington. May 26 —Ex-Pootmaster General Creswell was examined by the house committee on postoflioea sndpoet roads to-day, and testified that the first year be was postmaster general there was scare! y any straw bidding, but in 1870, after examination of certain bids, be came to the conclusion that they were not made in good faith. He prepared a draft of a bill which he thought would protect the department This bill was considered in the senate. He wanted to exclude manifestly fictitious bids and in case of failure by the lowest bidder to comply with hie contract, to have authority to make a contract with any other bidder or outside person. This was struck t from the bill, and a provision inserted that in case of failure of the contractor ths post master general should take the next lowest bid and so on, as this amended bill became law, he then called on the attorney general (or ah opinion whether after a failure of a contractor and refusal of the next lowest bidder to perform the service, he bad a ’right to select other than the next lowest bidder or was required to advertise for proposals- The attorney general said he mnst advertise. Creswell explained, with the aid of the official data, the reasons for his action on certain contracts. [Special to Cincinnati Commercial of to day] | RANDALL’S BII.VK& BILI,. . The banking and currency committee has agreed to report for passage the bill introduced by Representative Randall providing for the manufacture and issue of $25,000,<X10 in subsidiary coin, the silver .bullion required for this purpose to be purchased from time to time, at the market rate, by

the ordinary disbursement of the trealnry. or in exchange for legal-tender notes at par, but no purchase of bullion shall be made when the market rate for the same shall be auch as will not admit o( the coinage and issue or exchange as pitovidcd withont loss to the treasury; and any gain or seigniorage, arising from this coinage shall be accounted, and paid into the Treasury under existing laws relating to subsidiary coinage; provided that the amount of money at any time inyested in such silver bullion, exclusive of inch resulting coin, shall not exceed one million dollara. The bill also provides that the trade dollar shall

not hereafter be a legal tender the secretary of the treasury is aut to limit, from time to time, the

thereof to such on amount as h* may deem sufficient to meet the export demand for the seme. When the bill comes up in the house an amendment will be urged to reduce the amount of coin to be issued to ten million dollara, which it is argued would make up for the waste of fractional currency and would not inflate that kind of currency beyond

its original amount

Treasurer New regards this bill as a good one, which would readily relieve the country of trouble on account oif the scarcity of small change. He says the • ( mplaints from distant porta aboijt ths laqk of fractional currency are decreasing each day, although they are still quite

numerous.

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K it rains of • Ttaeetre at TOenlsvlIle. Louisville, May 26.—The - Vaudeville theatre of this city was discovered dn fire between one and two this morning. Tha flames had mod# great headway when first seen, and by the arrival of the fire engines the entire structure was on fire. It was almost a total loos, amounting to $150000. Toe building wss owned by W. Jadah, who has $7,000 insurance, The theater waa under the management H. 1. Chapman; his loss is$3,000. Twenty actors and act-' rprees also lost heavily, among theqi A. Chapman and Marsh Adams. The office of the water works on one side and Herndon’s theatrical boarding-house on the* other and other residences near by

>r shall dei», and itborized 1 coinage

were more or lew injured. John Lane, property man of the* theater, was asleep end so surrounded by lire, that when he endeavored to escape the flames touched every part of bf« body. His injuries are very serious. Richard Bacbe, Cbas. Hunt, Wm Raggie, all firemen, by the breaking of a ladder, wera

badly hart.

MBIT fOMB CITY.

Half rood Order*, ete. •j New Yobk, May 26 -The repr

The representa-

tives of the Pennsylvania, Erie and New York Centra] rmiliray* me)yesterday, and agreed upon the following order, which inducement of cuior deviation troai the tariff rates on west-bound fretghta. and ore strictly ordered not to Interfere with ahipr T Grt^bo 1 ^ e §orth Carolina, dilpatoh states that CoL Robert M. Doaglaa haa been elected delegate to the repub!; national convention at Cincinnati.

blican

white riding home

* Dayton

asleep and was

OHIO. j ;

Ibe Meyer of MKidlelow* Killed. Cincinnati, May 26—James Johnaon,

mayor of Middletown, while r on the train, on the Hamilton railroad test evening, fell aal< .

carried beyond the station. Upon waking and discovering the fact be jumped from The train, wee drawn under the oar and

instantly kilted. ,

rmnyerz. yam fa Fire aa T<uM*qn*.

Tawaota, Mey 1 26.—The Union hotel

storee i

and adjoining Lees $50,000.

1 horned this morning.