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INDIANAPOLIS, 'TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1S79. \

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A N TKl>—flood girl to wooh *nd iron ; coll ot H W Uoorgto *t. I

XU AiiTfcl*—SUiOkr Brink’* “Bon Ton,' ft i— l»-coat ■: «TT AKTED—Boorden ntM Soiu U Tenoc<»^o It,

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wr AUTlcJj—To oay, frtl or renovate toother*; W m S Woohtnftoa ol. m » \lT AJtTKI» Borhor »t *9 » Al»ham»»tr«t; good V! pBtfe tor the right man. 1

UTaSTKO «««t girl to do bouaeoork, 95H N fr Pekwm-0 ft. •w Barith. !___

!«, ti; A**’ED— 1 ®«"r,lUteJf, reliable wotnarje;

W fddreof Wuror, thifomcc . t lA/Oh I.OOoid hoiotaodo goodoonew uj VV Wm John. *« Virginio eve. ut« 11/ AKTE1'' Gt«d Ctrl lor general houteoork; 69 YV W M»rket «t, Mfrion Hotwe. I Vir ANTFn--To buy o wwood-boad phaeton; oddrewi lt«iody Cruh. thl* office. u t! 11/ ANThli—To hire or buy o Horse and delivery ( ff wagon; 76 S Pennaylrania at. tl « in/ANT KJ>—A good molder at Fletcher 4 IhouTyy aa’a bilck yard; 11.80 pear day. 11/ Al>TBt>—A good German or Swwle glri for yS housework; 96)4 N l»eiaware*t. I 11/ AH TEIb^i ▼i-rehody to try Muegnle’a ZVeen J T dlapero; 60 Boot Washington at. n» a

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* 6^/ASTfcU—A (rtrl for^aeaerol^housework, ^ » 11/ A*• TKI*-— AiTprefcriptioaa v» be Uka» to the WDtmifan Hotel Phaemsey, 87 N Penn st. t a TJL r A NTEIi—Took white or black, who can come TV well recommended; Bt. Nicnolag Hotel. ! 11 r A NT Kl»—Young l»dy to leara to fial*ii copied fT ptrtu/ee !d India ink; address Ink, News. I Yl/AJITEl'—Danville will nencl ita delegation.dlYf yectly toOadwalla^er’* (fajlery on the 4th. ! Y17 ANTED—Becond-haml children’ll cirrls^ee ff bought, sold and repa’red, at 120 £ Hew York.

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U/AHTED—eor cash, whole or part of desirable , Yf Crown Hill lot; addrea* Ometery.Hewsoffice. oatl ~ • in/A> 1 £1>—EretyboilT who want furniture, to ff come to 88 l«un Washington st. to get bargalaa. oaz fir ANTED -A boy from 14 to J6 year* of age to ff srork in reaUurant; cali at 68 South lllinohi atVeet. ' fr I TQl/ANTED—Yeu tog*t Are crackers and window ' f f cleaners at Wooden Ware Store, 53 W Illinois atieet. Us

Til ASTElu—At Roche’s. 44S 8 East st, a girl for

ff general housework ;■(

wash ng given out;

•wages |2.

WIT a etc:;- An emirmy new,latest style ph;i Yf hug^j lor sale cheap, at Wevre Bros, 25

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f ANTED—An agent lor the sale of fine drawing / teas in every town tnihe State. White. 19 W ia-rylsnd s^ ‘ tu t 11 f ANTED—To rent a piano with the privilege ff ol buying; must be good andchesp; aldress JH, News office. o oaol

ANTE1*—A good usddle home; must Iw young toctf 41, Irvington ' had!

auintereHl with a reajtonsi-

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YV yourselre* w^ilb cold soda.

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1 forone dozeisot me finest finHihph», at the Boston Gallery, 12 and ingtou st. o sT

_fTED—Yon to have your plumbing done ff 'by workmen; J Giles Smith, 7fi N

Mkhstn at. opp. t.,.*™ H«“*-

lI7ANTk.lt- Two irfrw, ”• to ;occupy furnished W front room and Wd'ln ,^Uy; 38 Huron st, ■near Ueteber Place churcb. i uo '

yy yhl^Gt—You to try a doien photog«ph» <or <op st; satUf.vCtlon gnara’uteed. o *7

> 8 fi i sf-cla-« girl to do general nousei niust bring good ref-

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Ww work In a smalt {amity; tu tJVttccs; Itqulre 72 W Sixth st

Yir ANTED—To buy honsealatut It 1 : hands high; ff ncuft be von fid. gentle, not sfraid oi cars, etc, and cheap; 649 N Tennessee st. u tl Y1TANTED—At once, two first-class carriago- . ff ■ smiths; steadv job and good wages will be paid; D Fei ce, Ilsnvllie, Illiooir. te ol T/Lt ANTF.1>—A partner who eonld devote his tlm» vf in a well established hudnews in the center of the city ;additss W H, News office. . Us tirANTEIv—Eirst-elaw womnn, either German ff or colorfd, to do general housework for arua'l family; apply!at 476 N Tenneasee st. tl z TIT ANTED—It known that 42)4 Man avenue has Yf changed hands; clear- bods; prioos to suit the times; rooms to rent with or without board. 1 ' YT/ANTKi>—Walking suits to make for 88. st W Mrs Ida Hcibeu’s, 184) E Washington st; I will guarantee a perfect fit and good work, e s-th,s,iu Ylf ANTED—A first-clam girl to do -gene-a! ff housework In « snta'l family; good wages paid; references required; call at 97 W Vermont. u t! "11/ANTED—Immedi.itelr, girl to do housework

ff at 28 Ouutral avenue,

uol ^-German preferred.

-MenouVof bustneesto investigate a hing; a monopoly; small capital re-

quired ; profits immense; 18 Hubbard B’k.up-sUirs.

YirANTED-

ff new thing; a monopoly

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Ylf ANTE!>—All repairing and repoiming In the ff «arriage and wagon line done at lowest prices ftt Hchwmkle A Prange’s, 424 East Washington sk

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YX7 ANTED—talesmen to tak<* general Btateagenff cles-salary and ex perm »* paid: references required.^ Triuuiph Mf’g Co, 116 Monroe st,Chicago. TIT ANTED—Partner to take one-half Interest In ff a well established, growing business; must be reliable and have fl.OtX), Addre.s One Half, News office. ' .■. | TIT ANTED—Em- sale 1 first-class side bar buggy, ff 1 good bucktxmrd, 1 good sulky, l heavy ■Bring wagon with top on. Inquire at 59 North Hi Dois st. Ut X

To borrow fl.OOO for 6 years; secur-

it unlucumliered farm wanted; address 23 S

Illinois st an!

YI/ ANTED-To borrow 11,00 ff ity gortgsge on excellent

l near city; no agents’ ofl'er m

llfANTED—1 ism men on the railroad.with their ff familbe. toi use Johnston's Sarsaparilla; for sale by Carter .1 Fletcher, 300 Mess aVeuue.

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• Ylf AN1 ED—Agents to soil tee, eoftee and hskiair f f powder to families; goods guaranteed; outfit Dte. ^IV^ple’s Tea Co, hog 60^,St. Louis, Mo. Yir ANTED (iro$Hw to know that Shunah will Vf soonbecjjtwrthe most popular Mm In the State. Odl or awnor a free sample, 19 W Maryland st. i —yLfon White, ue s . XkT TED— Every bod yto know thst the enUre ff stock of furniture and hous hold anode, stovee, ■Uow cases, eb)., etc., »t 88 E. Waahlugton st., must be cloeca out In 80 days. o,*

TITANTED-At once, your camag«, phaeton* ff and t-oggie* to repaint and repair; guarantee Is 8 TenmvB^ a if°J 1 Flke. k * n4 Prlc ** l0w: 81 * nd Tar A NTEI>—A young msn of •teedy habits with ff 8600. to take an lateral in a highly rapecuble business that wftl pay him t.\500 per year sure. Address Pni per, this office. I

, country; also, women tngo Into the country and go housework^ room 10 Thorpe M'

ID Benevolent Soeietv.

Block, Indianapo-

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YIT ANT ED—P»t tl ff Mr. Car eon Fu. r Somethlitg to their it dersigned. end nam( Oliver Perry, box

who have done bust nee* for some years ago will hear of -eel by addressing the unthe business referred to, Itteburg, Pa. oa si

CMland nnderinsing For nartkuiars an.1 spe ci 6 cat ion* call on Dr Wiahard at CUy Hospital, or

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, frw* wnst be In by Saturday, July 5, 1379. at 1* o cloei m. - v

FOR SALK. yuB HSl K Bee cerd J. A. Moore, 3rd ps«e, Tool

j^Y>K BALE—Baby carriage. Apply 83 N. East JptiR BALE—Cheap, hide-bar buggy at 240 East TN)R .XAl.E^pitafcitfligir. All first-claa r dealera keep It. (J)nv tu

poB^HALB^-Cs^iaga. ChaSp. Inquire at

No. tea

-nos SA1.E—Cast-iron null boxes with locks, 7Sc r at The News offica. » YSOB BALE—< Ud -Papan, 40 ^ania par hunorad Xt at Tha Nawa offioa, v a |X>U BALE-A new milk wagon. Cheap. 418 f North California at. I T? »R HALE—Good family horse. Call at Trunk 1; factory, 24 W. Wash. at. 1

OK B«kLE—The best phaeton Duggiee for the least money.. Black A Backus. tv a

|X)K HALE—Furniture and household goods, r cheap, at 88 E. Washington st. oar

|YOX BALE- 3 new Snipring phseton’s, tne pr ce x very low, at No. 68 East Court at. uez TNOk HALE—A pleasant suite of furnished rooms F downtown, liifl Brae., hatters. oaol TT»OR BALE—13,000 good tlour-tsup-el hoop-poles, i; Addrem F. Dickson. Whitelaiid, Ind. teo! TTSOH BALE—Cheap. 1-horse family carriage. X Good is* n«w. 2:9 East Washington sc I fTOB BALE—Bet harness Finest band nickel. X Price 135. For lees than half. 199 Ind. are. uol

Tj«OK HALE—Carriages, phaetons buggies, etc., at X Hchweikle A Prangs, 4. t E. Washington st. tiv*

T.MIRHaLE—A first-clasafolding-top“ Weed’’ X chine, cheap, at R. E. Btepheus’s, 19 Maas

maave.

JV>B BALE—Large, fine, black, carriage, family

T.VU . . . X perfume, at the New Hotel Pharmacy, 87 Penn. st. t*

B HALE—Green Mountain Bouquet, the new — “ - ’ -- N.

T.wjt: BALE—Flr»t-(iass ctfnagee 01 every deX seription, low fer cash. A. A. Heifer, 26 and 82 8. Tenn. at. tha

T.vOh BALE—A firsttlass fresh milk cow. Also X 1 or T stands Of bees. Thoudoie Wilson, 610 Virginia avenue. . • • oat' TyOR BALE—For 849, ponv and harness. Pony X perfecly safe and gentle for even children to drive. 86 Huron.st. uol YnOK BALE—A beautiful well bred young mare, X snd nobby trotting wagon with harueaa,.cheap; apply at 20 Weet Ohio st. . ifa . T*OR'BALE-Ice. In any quantity from boxes X in oor offices. 14 N Penn sLand '15 N III.

st. Watfon Coal and Mining Co.

IXtR SALE—Good tartns and city property for X sale low for caih 01 on long time. W. A. Brndshaw, over 16 N. Pennsylvania st. uts ■EXtR SALE—Kellogg triage with platforia X springs, lamps and fenders. Light for one h< rse. A bargain. 199 8. Meridian «t. onol

rXVRBALR X “Wild K<

2—"Bsng lip,” “Gipav,’’. “Cash.” Wild Hose” and “AmbrosU” fine-cut. The

vt 17 best made for the money. L. M.. Fltzhugh rNlR BALE-7 We have on hand a number of secX ond- band’threshing engiuee in good condi’iou, st pricea from 8400 upwards. Chandler A Taymr. . tnst TTiOB SAITR- One side-bar and one phaeton and X one two-seat carriage. All of the very best manufacture. Warner A Smiley 30 South Penn-

sylvania st. (j)U8

wsi tfi c^l, boilers, fish boilers/ F camping stoves, pudding boilers, ’ "

; camping stove-i, pudding boilers, jelly loulds, and French coffee pot* atG. F. Adams A Co.’s, 76 snd 80 Nonh P«Oni|ViVaul> « th Z TV)R BALF^-Two beautiful lots on Prospec's*. X for 8700, or one for 8400, Alto s house and lot on Prospect st for 81.100, worth $2,509. Such nargaiua esn’t be found in the city. St. Nicho'ai Hotel. 1

.HHt SALE—4 open buggies, one top buggv. Also 1 one delivery wMon. One of the nicest in the city. All of which 1 will sell very cheap till after

ac fourth of July. 31 and 33 South Tennessee st. Pike. oa b

be closed out, at G. F. Adanu A Oo.’s, Va^and go N. Penn. si. ’ , tvi •T^B BALE—“Cash” fine-cut. S dox. one-ounce F tinfoil packages In box. *4.75 per gross, An excellent chew, convenient, attractive and cheap. Saves trouble and loos in weighing. Ret alia Sc per ounce. Wholesale at L. M. Fitzbugh Go’s. oa h OR BALE^-A half interest in one of thp best flouring inilla In this part of the state New and complete. Been rum ing about five moffths A heavy business already established. Would ptefer selling to a practical miller. Good referwtces required. Addness P. O. box 289, Marino, Ifid. (jitioa

Haute, rmouia

Flub street, between Main an 1

Cherry streets, in the city of Terre Haute, Indtnna. is ottered for sale. It is now doing a good hnsineea the whole year. Tfie seating capacity, tncluding a good gallery, is 1,000 persons For further particulars address Herman Apmann.

Terra Haute. Indiana.

Post Office box 141. (Dub ta?

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gaging in a new and vary aDgant style of work which con be conducted at their own homes, either ‘mV * SUady bue.neas nr during *par» hours5 a small ^ittay necessary at first; many ladles giving this tbetr atteation can easily earn from 85 to 815

weekly or even more

Wort cm ha furnished to many as Boon as com • . ** fmyssr experience neeewory; time requ.rM

to kwam from t« o to lour weeks.

^11 . r sddrae Crystal 1 vorylype Studio, No. 19 ashlngtoa stmt, tooaa 4, over Albert Gall's oore. •

TAOR SALE—The Adelphi Theaier, Terre Hai F The Adelphi Theater, formerly Hirino Hall, situated on Filth street, between Main 1

FOUND.

T?OUND—A first-class drug store in the “Denison rUotelF’ ° tz_ POUND—Saturday,rhild> necklace, neat Crown F Hill. Chll at 76 West Nlntn su • I T'OUND—Extra quality 5C rigar, warranted not F Havana. Perry’s, 60 E. Washington st. teo T'OUND—B-st on earth. Hunt A Boswell’s LauuF dry Bleaching Soap; only one-third the labor of any other so 'p. uv ua 1740UND—A good business opportunity for a small P investment Call and investigate at room 16 Ihibl ard block, up-stairs. u ol T'OTND^The piaca to buy at cost, all kinds of X Stoves, range* and housefurnishing goo<is, is at G. F. Adams A Go’s.. 78 and 80 N. Penn. st. th a

■JpOUND—Baby carriage*, bird cage*, sachets, J' liaskeu, croquet, wagons, wdrk-stands, walnut t«ble«. "brackets, etc All new fresh goods and prices to suit, at Plumb’s Variety store, Bentinel building. .oa o

LOST.

f OST—Money, by not having your plumbing

I j done at beadq

Penn, st , opp. opera house.

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quarter*. J. Giles Smith, 76 N

pera house. . ts s? • T OST—A rare chance to make money, by not 1J calling at mom 16 Hubbard (dock, and investigating a new buaineHs. Small capital required.

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T OST-The lower pari of a.garnet earring. The J j tinder will please leave at Eagie’s store, cor. Fort Wayne avenue and Delaware at, and oblige a young isdy j T OST—Near Bee Hive dry goods store, one small Li onyx and gold earring wiMi small brllliaut set in it. The finder will be rewarded upon leaving it m Herron’s jewelry *tore, 16 West Wash st.

MISCELLANEOUS.

I tOLUMBUS—Let every one remember to call on V, Cadwallader, the artist, on the 4th. I 1 t A L?f lMOirE — CIO A R8—.Timoon wrappers a^d I » clear patch leaf filler*, alPerry’s, 50 E. tj?ashin gton street. too

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cigars and t^baccoa,

48 E. Washington at

\ T COST—Chafing dishes, paper buckets, creaGr^fAdsiuB A Cq. ’» 78 and SO N. Penn st. *»!» s

FOR TRADE.

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News office.

TVOR TRADE—Plumbing and gas fitting f horse, phaeton and harness. S. J., News

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1?6B TRADE—Hotel ami store house, in a nice X suburb near tanclnuati, clear; wiU assume light Incumbrance on a residence In city. Su Nicholas hoteL |

IXtR TRADE—40 sons timber land and ^aw mil] F running, for city property or farm. Will a»srme incumbrance or pay cash differenca. G. W. Alexander, 38 E. Market st.' u *t

STRAYED OR STOLEN. OTRAYKDOR STOLra'^y mare; white spot fN on forehead, whit* hind foot. Return Michael 11 oilman 470 South Meridian st. I QTRA Y ED OB STOLEN—White English hull O dog; wide leather collar with steel olateon. check 1*17. Return to 239 Indiana avenue, and be rewarded. ]

REMOVAL. — — — — ——— Tj EMOVAL—I)'. J Cham tiers has removed his Xi offica to No 81% Virginia ava, Ahbett buliding. u ut * .

FOR RENT.

"IXtR RENT—Two pleasant front rooms, 2d dot A No-155 North Tenueaeee st. tl a 1 TMIk RENT — 159fP*rk ive; 854 N Fine st 1$; also X new honse in’ Brig tit wood, |8. u 1 t,th

private family, at 48 S Tenn st.

Brainsrd Roriaon, Vance Block.

7 rooms; also, well, cistern and gas.

’OOR RENT- 126 West New York street, 7 rooms, X at 8i5. Inquire Krefeelo, undertaker. oa x

|X>K REN't - Choice front room opp. J X che*p. H. D Pierce, 24% E Wash st. TX)B RENT—Tlie large house 166 N De X at, and the furniture for sale cheap, call soon. I

TTV •» RKN’i—Looms wnn power. Apply s X Bryce's bakery, oor. Sonth and Meridian et. u TWIB RFTfT—A house of 11 moms, gas, ball X room and carriage house. Inquire at 527 N Mississippi street. ta s 1

TX)K RENT—Several small bouse* and L store rooms, at low figures. W. Riv

4 Blackford’s block.

TSOK RENT—The modern built house, corner of X Penn, snd Pratt stre»la. J. K. Shar South Delaware street. U rX)R RENT-50 Circle st, 9 rooms; 13 S ! X sippist,Brooms; storeroom on EWash st. at very low rates. W. Rivers, agent, 4 Blackford’s block. us z j

kamp, 96 8. Delaware st.

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TNOB RENT—Ht. Charles Block rooms, Mat In tha X City, quiet halls, chambermaid and porter In attendance, bath rooms, hot and cold water, strictly first-class, rate* reasonable. Apply at offii North Illinois *t.

ad excteneni location, wun fupeno for a nunnfactory. Moderate tenna

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PERSONAL.

te «7

Mass. ave.

Carter > Fletcher, 30 . te e?

Washington st

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TJERSONAI-i—A|. J. DeHaven, the practical paper

I hanger, 1* at *.56 North ill’ prepared to furnish and hang ihe latest styles in wall paper.

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4«er pall, at L >1. Ft‘ah ugh A fJp.

aoe* M inencis; recovers stolen projieriy, win rc cover stolen stock. Call or address 67 Ind. av. I

QERSONAL— L The Indianapolis Odorless Vault m Cleaning Company, Office. 83 East Market st. Work done on short notice in tt z tnis or any other cl tv in the atai

1 Ifhce, 36 East Washington

rec. ption room.

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.‘iirisy Ivauia streets, stand; P F. Bryce, proprietor. This establishment is provided with competent workmen and with the

pared in the city where wood turning is made a specialty, ua s

TO LOAN. to LOAN—A few small sums on first mortgage. Joe. A. Moore, 81 East Market st u 9

lowest

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mO LOAN—Money at. once; anv amount; 1 rate. McKay, Odd Fellows’'liall.

71V) LOAN—Money by private party from f 100 to A 8500; address “Money,” News office, tl nl mo LOAN— Money at low rate of Interest. D. 1 H. Wliea, room 9 Martlndale’s block, tn 0 m<> LOAN—S|«cial funds on Improved property; 1 Harry J Milligan, 7 and 8 Wright’s Block, uv z TYJ LOAN—In sums of 8500 and op wards. Bpe1 rial funds of 8300 to 8700 to loan on dty or farm property. M. E. Vinton. 8 Vinton block, a a

fpO LOAN—Money to loan for 5 years at lowest I rate* on Indianapolis property, but only tiratclcss loans on wide pisrgins wanted. No commissions, red-tape, or middle-men. to a ' W m. H. English.

mo LOAN—' 8501),000 1 On strictly first-claw, improved city and farm property. Interest and expenses reasonable. For information inquire of tsz Wm. Henderson, .Etna building.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. TJSMPLOYMUST AGENCYand bureau of iuforI j maticn-lii'lianapolis Benevolent society, n«im 10, Tborpe Block. W c wish to bring the employer class and tne unemployed together; to find honest, sober, capable help for the one, and good situations for the other. To this end we have opened a Bureau of Information in our office. Any wishing situations will register themselves and give their references These referei cos will be visited and the result placed on record. Those wishing servants, men of all work.>u** or girls, can have acre** to this register on payment of ihe fee, which covers the expense. They can hclect from the list of those legisterod, or we will send to them until they notify' us that they are supplied. This work is undertaken simply in the Interests of noth classes, and as a pan of our gene.al relief work. ,

Fees;

Employer's registration foe ; 50c

Employe’s legiatration fee..

A ddress

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l.r«all' fll If'*?., „ , ... If knky D. Stkykjts, Secretary.

DISSOLUTION. , -ISSOLUlIoFoE^^TNEBSHH’. U Ihdiunapads, June 28, 1379. The partnership bernofore existing under the fi r m n*me of H. D. Martin A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, H. D. Martin withdrawing. W. K. Mariln will continue the busiueaa and will collect and par ail the firm accounts. H. D. Martin,' t W. E, Martin.

AUCTION SALE. A UCTION SALE-To-morrow morning, July 2d, at No. 177 West Waaiiington street, comirenriiig at 10 o’clock, of fine furniture, l> •' leads, mattress, 1 fine sofa lounge, 6 fine chair*, 1 rocker, bureau, stands, tables, 1 portable ward robe, 1 large cook stove, l fine show case, table ware and 32 yards of almost new 8-ply carpet, that must be sold without limit. G. W. smock, auctioneer.

. FOR SALE OR TRADE. TJSQB SALE OR TRADE-A complete improved F Turkish Electro and Medicated hath establish incut the best location In the rity. Inquire of S. tV Frink, dentist, 92 N. Penn. at. !

BUSINESS CHANCES. YJUSINESS CHANCES-Active men with SUM D to **00 can mrke from $1 to *10 per day. Call and investigate St room 16 Hubbard block 1

AUH OUNOHMBNTS.

rvu> FAFKSB 40 eeata pan hundred at Nsea VJ office. au a

DRINK’S 8PECIALTY—Finest fresh Havana JJ cigars. tuts

PRESCRIPTIONS s specialty st Miller's, earner A Illinois sad Market street*. Is a

ntllE Citizen * OdorSee* Company have removed 1 their office to Room 6, Baldeln block. * •

f) REF.NCA8TLE—Every one should remember VI Cadwsllador's fine photegraph* on ths 4th. !

TOHNSTON'8 BsreapsriUs cures dyspepata. At tf Carter A Fletcber's, 800 Mss*, sve. tee-s,ta,th

T FBaNON should have more of Csdemllader’s 1 i beautiful photogreph*; get them on tbe 4th. I

TVI EW and elennt ga* chandeliers st J. Giles JLl f-uiith'i, 76 N. Penn st^ipp Opera house. U »T •

JOHNSTON’S Sarsaparilla cures rick headache O Cartel. A Fletcher, 300 Mass. ave. te e-*,tu,th

JOHKMTON'S Sarsaparilla cures liver complaint, el t'srter & Fletcher, 300 Mass. ave. te e-t>,iu,th

1 k ELICloUs m’eade and ginger ale, and soda with U fine trait ayrape at the Denison house pharmacy. at a

r\ BEAT bargain* in riistom and ready made boots O^ftidghoee; below^ost. G.P. Marett.ie'N. Penn.

fPHE ladles of Grace M. E. church will give a lawn 1 festival at No. 90 Araenal avenue on Wednesday evening. All are Invited.' oao

WT OW Is * first rate time to plant flv screens. Xv For ali ti* new varieties apply to W. H. Fulton, 245 Masaachuaetta avenue. ue*

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4 FINE line of drags, perfnmea and toilet artlcles and choice brands of cigar* at Sill* A Hoffman's Prescriptions a specialty. . u tu.th.az

Yl/BEN YOU WANT a real enjovabte smoke f T for small sura cslt on Perry. 50 East Wa»hlUKton st. Splendid Baltimore goods. teo

A T COST—Laundry iron*, slaw cutters, egg beatiA era, coffee mill* and gem pans at G. F. Adams A Co,’*, 78 and80 N. Pennsylvania *t. th z

j 20,000 BRICK FOB SALE—Am maaulacturing 1 more all the time. Ray McDouoall. east end Prospect street, near Belt road, McGinnis’ yard.

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A T COST—Ice chests, ice tongs, writers, J\. child’s tray*, soapstone cake griddles and diah covers, at G. F. Adams A Co.’s, 78 and 80 North Pennsylvania st. th z

IlWCK AND DRAIN TILR-Flotcher A Thomas D keep constantly on hart pressed brick, red fronts, pavers, and common bnck' also, drain tile; large or small orders promptly filled. Office, room 10 Fletcher A Sharpe's block. tl a

TAXCCRSION to Niagara Falls^A grand excurJlJ riou to Niagara Kalis, Toronto, Can., and Put-in-Bay, will leave Indianapolis via. I., P. & CL.Wa)®*h snd Canada Bout hem railways at 12:25 no m, TuredaT, July 8, 1879. Fare for round trip to Kalla only *.'> 00. th a (

"V/OW we wan(^you to come and loffk at what we JLx have. Everything look* dlffereut tlnee we have fitted up a new sample room, and you will hardly find ’s better assorted stock of furniture anywhere than at the warerooms oi the Cabinet Makers’ Union, 436 East Market street. tu.z

STOLEN.

CtTOLFN- A note in favor of Christ K“ll»rmey«r, '^1 !ss “ ed ^’• c ' tei7», signed by Aujly Keisiier.

^ SOCIETY MEETINQH3. TNpIANAPOUS^UGlIT INFAnTrY—Special 1 Company drill this (luesdsv) evening at 7:45 o’clock. By order. N. R. Ruckle,'Capt.

M. M. DarRSfS, 1st Sergt.

kA A BON IC—Stated meeting ol Capital CUy IVl Lodge, No. 312,T. and A, M., thia (Tuesday)

evening at 8 o’clock Wm. H. Ireland. Sec.

ntHEkt, will he an election held l>y (hive Branch 1 lodge. No. 2. K of P., at Castle hall, N, 5V. cor. Pern. & Mzrketsts .July 12. 1879 at8o’clockp m., for the purpose of electingS trustees of said lo<lge, l for S moiithfii, 1 for 1 Tear and l for IK months. ? c ua Ct. W. Hill, of R. A 8.

1 [ O. H.—Enterprise Ixxlge, No. 1., Regular , U. meeting this (I'ue^Iay) evening at S o’clock. Ina’aUation of officers. Members of sister lodges

cordially invited to attend. Ernest Duden, Free.

J as. L. Bishop, See. , ' 1

- DIED.

riETZ—Frances Dietz, on Tuesday at Ca. m., July 1st. . . Funeral from her residence No. Ill Fort Wavnc avenue 10 a m. Friends of tin family invlte<l to

atft ud.

J- urnat, Sentinel and Telegraph please copy.

Fruits and Vegetables. * The market Is glutted with string and wax betns whtph sell at greatly reduced prices. ' A .decline of 50c a barrel in new'home grown potatoes-la noted. Market well supplied with a’l kinds q{ staples. New potatoes 82 504|3 50 par barrel. GooseIjggie!) $5 (X @6 00 per stand. Radishes 15 per 'Wen bunchrS. Groctv apples $2 50i<Jt 00 a brl. Souibern tom»toes8'2 .4e(St3 OO bushri boxes. New peas tl <4)<ai 50 |>er bu*h. New *tring lieani TSc.ft WK per liush; wax beansOOc^ijio, CucumUers|i0 @4Ec per dozen. Black raspberries at 84 50#o 00 per siand. Red raspberries at 83 00 per 2D quart erste. Cabbage at Jl 25(31 75 per bat rel Pineapples 82 per dozen. New southern onions 83 .W« f per barrel; fresh unions 10<ai?c per dozen bunches Lettuce 75c per barrel. Wild t Joi se Tonnes e* phuus 81 per 24 quUrtcrate ilxbart cherries86^7 persUnd: sour cherries S6(§ 7 per stand. Bananas *2(ri4 50 per bunch, according to the Hize and quality. Currants 86 per stand. Fgg plants 60c per dozen. Choice Cleveland strawbeirirs 84(55 per stand. Jucunda strawberries 87 per stand.

New York, July 1.—Cotton is doll; solea of middling uplands at IR7-I7e. Flour dull; raeaipta barrel*; ■*lea 17,*00 barreD; ry* fiowr firm. Wheat, spring,quiet and trot; winter rad tygla lower; white unchanged: receipts 6,000 busMa: sales 1(4,000 bushels; No. 2 rad fl 17. Rye dall al 60c; 61c; 7S%c; 84%e. Corn quiet; receipts 29.800

Jfor white. Fork firm al81035 Beef quiet ?srd steady and unchanged at |6.30M 87%. Butter et 7® 10c Cheese'at 6#«%e. Whisky at

K ”8r i,*

515-U'>#6c. / - .

Hear York Money and Stock Market. .New York, July 1.—Money 2%A3% pee sent, Sterling exchange at 85%£87%. Silver at London 51% Bar sliver here 118%. Su Midiary stiver e -in at %4|1 per cent, discount. Govern meat* firm. Kail rot a securities steady. State bonds are d 0L

Stacks quiet.

W. 0.... 93% Preferred 93b

Pacific Mail 15% Wabash- 85;

Adams. - 10P Fort Wayne...^...LlOe 1 . Fargo.. 99S C, C and I C 6%

American 46^ C-. St Paul A M..._ 88 United States. 47% I. II New York Central..! 18 b, uhio*...__ Erie 28’* Preferred. *

Preferred.......

Harlem 156 Michigan Central... 74% Panama..— „„..148 Union Pacific. 76% Lake Shore 73 s , Illinois Central 88% Pittsburg, 97% Northwestern 66 Preferred 95% C., C..C, A I..—,— 52 New Jersey Cen’l... 53 Rock Island „..J37%

54%

5-% Del. A Iztck..! 56 C. B. A Q...

St. Joe £.

cjt. Pam..

28'}

14 36

W% 11554 19% 41%

Canada bouthern 58' L A N 61% Kansas Pacific 67 Kansas and Texas... 15

StrL. A San Fran— 9% Preferred 11% Dt Preferred tt%

Bt.L.K. CA N

Prefered 4»%

A. A P. Tel 87

STATE MEWS.

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^'anderburK county has had seventeen cases of insanity in the Untight months. Between two and three hundred persona have been scouring: the woods around Ceylon, Adams county, in the hope of discovering Borne trace of Miss Jennie Ditffey, the girl that left Ceylon ' the 28th. Fears are entertained thst she Mas been murdered. , A boy named Hardin Boles, of Sullivan,' aged ten, was last Sunday evening abducted by a party of tramps and carried northward. There ia considerable excitement, and the police in the leading cities have been telegraphed. The mother is nearly frantic with

grief.

Tbe-6rst case under the Grubbs libel law has been brought by Justice Arnold, of Columbus, against L. E. Clouse, of Hope, pub-' Ibher and proprietor of the Hope Independent. Tbe item complained of insinuated that Arnold had been bribed to render afavorabie verdict in a pertain Case. Thomas ’ Longman, of York township, Noble county, a farmer thirty years old, while en route homeward, intoxicated, was runoveron a through freight train on the Baliimore and Ohio railroad, half a mile west of Albion, last night. His body was literally torn into fragments and scattered oter the

track.

Lewis Baker, an old and prominent citizen o^ Lftf »jeUe, died yesterdnv pf heart riisfa^e. He #A£ in ihe latr office of Behra Brothers transacting some legal business, v. hen he was thrown-into convulsions and (lied almost instantly. He was president of Tipper anoe conuty for upward of (forty years, and leaves an estate valued at $150,000. At Hazleton, Saturday, William Haton was tried and pleaded guilty to being an accessory in tbe robbery of Andrew J . Willis, of Pile county, the'day before. Next day w bile making arrangements to take him to the Pike county jail, be escaped from a constable and swam the White river, pursued by a jelling horde pf officers of various standing. He w as not recaptured. _ Mfs. John Huntly of Vincennes kindled a fire to get eupper last evening, using coal oil —u ual result. She rushed out doors in a b a:'.^, screaming help. A boy who was just pas iig ran to her and began .stripping her doling, and was joined by a neighbor m.m, who saved her frpm immediate death. Her arms face and breast were horrioly burned, the skin dropping off. She suffering intense agony, and her recovery is doubtful. A meeting was called iu Terre Haute last night to denounce Voorhees for his assertion that the was the soldier’s friend. After a stormy session, in w'hieh republicans, democrats and nationals participated, a resolution w a? adopted appointing two republicans, two nationals and two democrats as a committee on resolutions’after which the meeting adjourned. Capt Rankin and Major Smith, both of the Express, were the nationals ap-

pi inted on the committee.

Jonesville i,s infested by a band of hoodlums that make night hideous and dangerous to the inhabitants of that quiet village. Three of these young ruffians were driving through the street drunk, when one of thf m diew bis revolver and shot at the house of tbe minister. His aim was unsteady, and the bullet crashed through the foot of one of his companions, who was lolling back with bis ’cot on tbe dashboard. The wound is a bad one. and may terminate fatally, as lockjaw is

feared.

The Extra Session Drawn to a Close.

The Silver Men Again fieate* in tho Senate.

Yearly Statement ot the National finances.

Bad Condition of the Crops in England.

Hn**® Thief Oanght. [Special mi Tha Indianapolis Nawa.1 . ShelbyviLLK, Ind’, July L Janes Groles, of Waldron, was arrested here this noon, on the charge of stealing a horse from Dr. JamesRobins. He was arrested by Sheriff McCorkle, and is^ now having a preliminary trial before Squire A.

J. Higgins. ,

Groles is a nan about thirty years old, .and has served two terms in the penitentiary.

National Finances. $

[Washington aperffil to Clnrinnaid Commercial.] V To-day was the last of the fiscal year, And treasury officials were busily engaged in getting up th# annual statement of finances of the government. The receipts of the rear frona internal revenue were about $ ILL500,. ( 00, which is an increase of fct.fiiXXOOO over tbe amount ef last year’s receipts. This shows an improvement in.the Kusmeta condition of the country, particularly as during the year the tax on Tobacco has been reduced

tight cents per imund.

The receipts for. to-day, the lust in the fiscal year, amounted to $638,085, the largest received in a single day for a great while. The gain in internal revenue receipts is largely due to tbe more thorough ’ enforcement of

the laws in the south.

Tbe recepti from customs this year will be about $126,000,000, an increase of nearly $6,000,000 over the previous year, which also shows an improvement in busiae*. ncularly wb.cn it is taken i- CJn8idei :J? 0 r a . .... .ue fact that the balance of trade is larger this year in our favor by many mill-

ions than ever before. *

- The total increase in the Revenues of the 'government has been about ten millions greater than the last fiscal year, while at the same time tbe expenditures hare been nearly $35,000,000 more than 4hey were during the previous year. This is because of the lavish appreparutiotis of the democratic congress, and* for this reason the redu< tion of the public debt during the month has been insignificant. Of tbe extraordinary expenditures five and. one-half millions have been paid out ion account of arrears of pensions, a similar amount on account of the Halifax fisheries awaid, and about two millions to Captain Ka<b for bis work on the jetties of the Mi&fit-

The Indiana polls Grain Market. WheaLia lowar and dull. Corn quiet, Oats lower and dull. Ti Grain—No. 2 amber 99c bid; No. I Mediterranean *1.02 bid: No- 2 red 81.00; July 93%cbld; August 98c bid. Corn-white, No 2, 39c; No 8. whit* 36c; yellow 3»5c; high mtxod 85c; mixed 85c. Oat*-No 2 white, 32c bid; mixed -3lc Bye—No 2. 50c. Flour New proceaa 86 60®7 25; fancy *5 50# 6 00; family 84 7Mt5 25; low trade 1U60#300. ® The Provision Market. > Market nominally unchanged. Lard $6 12% with nothing (lotngi. I>ry»alM-d meats dull, with few order*. Clear nn aides held at 85; sales of 100,000 pound* at private tenna. Shoulder* held 63 50(rt4 aeeording to cut, average and delivery. Sweet pickled ham*, salea at *8 50(g9as toaverage, brand and delivery. Markets by Telegraph. Pjstroit, -.July 1.—Floor quiet Wheat steady, extra 8108%; No 1 white 8107%: July 81 07%; August 81 03; milling 81 04 bid. 'Receipts, wheat 40,600 bushels; shipments 26,065 bushels. Cincinnati, ^july L—Flour and gAin unchanged. WhLAy active and firm at 81 03. Pork and lard nominal. Bulk meats held firmly at $3 90 (S|4j»0#S 05. Bacon in good demand at 81 25(^5 40^ l.-ifjnieat,

8105.%#! 07%. Corn,cash'AQd July 43%(9.ltblc; August 44c; Bcptember Oats jcgSTe. Bye 59c. f - ( Buffalo, July 1.—Wheat nominal with no sales and very little inquiry. Corn dqll, sale* of 1,000 bush-la high mixed at 40@ i(^4c. Oats ottered at 87c, no demand. Rye Inactive, No I Milwaukee held at 6<c. Barley neglected. Canal freights higher: wheat Sc, corn 4%c. Toi.kdo, July L—Wheat, steady; amber Michigan, August 9Sc a:Iced, No2 red Wabash, ca»b ft 10% asked, 81 10% Idd; July-fl 01%; August 9-tc; September 97%c bid; weatetn am bar, cash ft 13; July 8105. Corn nominally unchanged; high mixed 39c asked, 38%c bid: No 2, July or. August :t8%c bid; damaged 30c. Oats nominally unchanged. Chicago, July 1—Wheat. - July 97% bid; Auguat 9)%c. Corn, July 86c; August 88c, September 37%c bid. Oats, July 38c; August 28%e; September 28c. Fork. July 89 82%; Auguat 89 92% #895; September 116 06. Lard, July 80 07% f J6 10; August in 17V #■. 20; Sentember 86 25. Short ritML^hriy ft 72% bid; Auguat 84 87% bid; Sepc St Louis, July 1.—Flour unchanged. Wheat lower; No2 red cash #7%c; option* 0penal higher, reacted to98; a #9l?kc and ctoaed at 91% August; 0 (Jo ny m *~’ n kw»v 4 ASW '(kfi 7/aa T t> Y wr • Qzm r A ..

ly.beker. clear riba84 SO#* 85; haooa quiet, clear libs |5 40. Lard nominal, 86 05 bid. Baltimore, July 1.—Flour dull Wheat, western quiet; No 2 Pennsylvania red 81 13#118%; No 2 western winter red apot, ft 14%; July 81 19# 1 10%; August 8107#! *7%; September 81 06%# 1 Ufc*i. rorn. weat-rn firm; western mixed *pot 43%4»43S^; July 43»i«4S%c; Auguat 44%#4i»*!; September 45’* steamer 48e. Oau atrong •nd fairly aative; western white 86#37c; do mixed xMS86c; Pennsylvania 56<%37c. Rye quiet at [ 56*58c.

/PS?,'

CIVILIZATION'S COMPLEXITY. The Variety of Lands and Labor Uepreaented at a Breakfast Table. A recent number of the London Telegraph calls to mind tbe wonderful exhibitions of. human onerRy and ingenuity that appear rath morning upon the breakfast table of a • Londoner. Tbe tea he drinks comes from tbe far off land of Cathay ;J>r, it may be from India or Assam; his coffee is the productlcitbe strange eastern/port known as Mocha, on the shores of the^fted sea; for his tardine^-bipslbave been chartered in the Mediterranean; his bacon has probably been rented in Canada or the western slates; the cane of the sugar he delights in has not long before waved in the tardy breezes of the Indies; bis preserves sire made from the fruits of tbe tropics; the currants that till his cake have been gathered on tbe shores of Gnece.and the beef, which mal.es his meal substantial, has, in all probability, grazed in Holland, or in tLe farther pastures of the western world. Almost every race, certainly c-nch- of the four continents, has been 'aid under frihute. Ships, trains and carat uxg have been set in motion;' the soil-tillers ! ve been invited to industry in the rem/test corners of the earth, and counflesa people have been • employed, in order that he tray have a satisfactory morning repafet. Long acquaintance with such luxurious wealth has, however, had the effect to make him undervalue these resources. To him the thought of the Arabian desert wanderer, with the camel loads of coffee, or the negro laborer in sugar mills, the Cingalese peasant or the Chinese tea-grower, seldom or never ccmes. He has been so continually used to the possession of the treasures which their art and toil supply, that the wonderfulbreakfast he eat? is regarded with no aurpibe, and scarcely worthy of a passing remark. . j Tha massing of Labor. [Atlantic Monthly.] I believe that for most men more than eight hours’ work per day are required lor the maintenance of physical, mental and moral health. I think that for most men, including alteratives, mechanics, farmers and Clergymen, more than eight hours' labor per ere • neceeeary, in order to keep down and L’ijize the forces of the animal passions. I believe that if improvements in ' machinery should discharge men from the necessity of laboring more than six hours a day, society would rot in measureless and fatal animalism. I have worked more than ten hours a day during most of my life, and believe it is the beet for ns all to be compelled to work. It would be well, I think, if we could make it impoeeibld far an idler to live .on the face of tie earth. Religious teachings are not without the responsibility for having taught that the neceegity of labor is a curse. Tbe world owes most of its growth hitherto to mea who tried to do as much work as they could. Its debt is small to the men who wished to do ae little as possible.

sippi river.

Secretary Sherman has saved the government about fourteen millions a year in intorlr

est by his funding operations.

. The BonapartisU.

I.owooh, July l.-r-The Times correspondent at Pane tavs the majority of Bormpartisto are understood to concur with liouber in acknowledging Prince Jerome Bonaparte as the chief of the Napoleonic dynasty. They argue that the will of the Iflte prince imperial, whtefi a=k9 ExFmprefs Eugenie to co-operate with Prince Victor was written on the assumption, that it could not beset ».<ide. What between Prince Jtr me Bonaparte’s possible adherence to the rej .Idie, and the impossibility of the clerical section of ihe Bonafiartista'chooeing a leader without acting against the wishes of the prince imperial’s will or provoking ardliiinct Jisaavowal from Prince Victor, the-. Bonapartist are ia one of the most perplexing positions ever occupied by any party. 1—

The Panama Canal.

LoNPON. Jnly 1.—M. De Lessep? wishes to convey to the people of tbe United States tbe R?Kurance that he is'highly satisfied with tbe revolution introduced into the senate on the 25th inst., in relation to tbe Panama canal, because it expressed exactly his own sentiment on the subject. 'He has always been of the opinion that the canal should be entirely independent of the control of any and every government. While neutrality should be' assured, the canal can only be constructed with the aid of a factor which has no nationality, namely, money. Thip, M. Dc. Lessens hopes, will How in from

all parts of the world. Tors His Leg Off.

’ While John O'Neil, a prominent farmer and ex-railroad man,of Cariinville, 111., was driving into Shipman, his horses became, frightened, throwing him from the wagon. His foot caught ia the wheel, and bis leg was completely torn from his body. He lived

but a few minutes.

Bad Condition ot Cropa In England. London, July 1.—Tire newspaper organs of the Britiid) farmer bewail the continued unfavorable ^weather. They claim that the (‘tops are almost mined. Higher prices of home grown cereals and immensely incrfeaied foreign importations are considered certain. American Horses Scratched. liOttnoff, July 1.—Lorillard’g Pappoose. Neriod and Geraldine, which were entered to run for the July stakes for two years old colts and fillies at New Market, July meeting,<» to-day have been scratched. Honors to the Band Prince. Loxdon, July 1.—Tbe qupeo has ordered that the troop ship Oroides, bringing the remains of the prince imperial shall be escorted part of her voyage by the channel fleet. ’

Probable Change In Ministry. Los Dos, July 1.—A dispMch to the Timet from Gonstantinople s»i£8 the return of Mahmoud Nedim Pasha, seems to indicate an approaching change ia the Turkish ministry. Strike Averted. Si'RtNoviiU). Mam; July 1.—The threatened strike of boot bottomers has been averted. They asked for fifty cents additional per owe after July 1st, and the maau-. factum* granted it. TheTnrt. London, July 1.—The JnI* stakes At the hew market was won by Mask, Ambaamdr. Mtcosd, Evasion, third. LoriHard’* Cherokee against which the betting was six to one, came in fifth. r < Deduction Accepted. London,-July 1.—The “team coal colliera of Kerthy Tyduil, in Wale*, numbering 32,000 [it rsons have resolved to accept the mastera’* demand of 10 per cam reduction ia their W ‘ gea * p- ■> :/■ ' Mill Sold. » Fau, Riv an. Julv 1.—The UnioB mill »M to-day for *X*,<X*.

W^amvoToa, Jal/1, SrxAT*—Vr. Eaton cared up th# adjournment resolution, and mo ed to amend by fixing five p. m. to-day .if the time. Mr. Wiadom spoke in explanation 1 of his coarse yeaierdsT. He taid hfs aide had no*; exhausted all the legitimate powers conferred upon them by the i rates in order to iaduoe the majority to make neemary appropriations for marahada, the . president had, to ferae Mr. Wiudom knew, exhausted the powers poaae*ed f>y him oa the subject. He had made a patriotic appeal to congress to do its duty, and not go hoine without makingthe necessary appropriations. The adjournment resolution, as amended, finally pasted, Tbe vote wae recon-idered by which the free quinine bill was referred to the committee on finance yesterday, and the bill Waa pazeed by a viva voce vote. Mr. Maxey moved to discharge the committee on foreign affaire from the fur iter consideration of the house joint resolution locking to a further treaty with Mexico, n order that irngfit be

YYti» mrrrrfj cmumucee was of such importance that it should be carefully examined. ’ ' Horse—After the cnsumvrr personal explanation*, the HH prohibiting political as-wmento w»s taken up. . Dilatory motions and voting used up the morning hour, and the bill went over, a message was read from the jienate stating |t had agreed to the house resolution for final adjournment, with an amendment fixing the time at 5 p. m. to-day. Mr. Morrison moved to ooncor in the amendment, and a vote took place. The resolution w as concurred in—S3 to 65. A recess was then taken until4 o'clock. The Stiver Men Again K os tea in the Senate. |W**l[lapion special to Cincinnati Gaaette.1 Not satisfied with the close struggle of< Saturday, the silver men of the senate attempted again to-day to pass Vest's resolution declaring that the complete remonetization 6f silver ia demanded alike by the - dictate* of jnetice and w ise statesmanship. But Ute attempt failed, for without any debate Alfisou’s motion to refer th# resolution to the committee on finance was , agreed to by a yea and nay vote of 23 to 22. The republicans voted solidly to refer the resolution, and were aided by four democrats — Bayard, Eaton, Kern&n and Whyte. The twenty-two negative votes were made op of the southern and western democrats, Xaulstjury being the one single eastern democrat voting no. Subsequently Bailey and Hampton, who were absent at rail call, announced that had they been present they would have voted against the reference, but their vot«« would have been bv Grooms and McMillan. wh 0 3^^ that had they been ptosthey would have vote in favor of reference. (jf those absent, only four were paired. Tuiyic Debt Statement. Washington, July 1.—The debt statement issued to-dav shows the increase of tbe debt for June-to be $24,786 ;cash in treasury^35V 152,577 ‘ L gqid certifiratea, ll&Alir^Rf&r-fflrei certificate*, $2,466,950; certificates of deposit outstanding, $3Q;370,000; refunding, certilcatos,$12,848,210; legal tenders outstapding, f346,681,016; fractional currency outlunairg, $15 642.505; United State^-abtes held, for redemption of fraa-tional currency,^$8,375,934; called Umda not matured for which 4 t er cent, bonds have been iskued, $’04,072,410; decrease for .the fiscal year,$8,579,575. f Nomination. * Washington, July 1.—the president ha* nominated John A. Hinton ef Missouri, chief justice of tbe enpreme court ofUuh. The {ireeidentand cabinet are at the capitol. . . Ihdlcwttona. WbtsittNOTON, July 1.—For Tennessee and Ohio valleye, northwest to southeast winds, wurmer. jartlv cloudy weather, Jtotioflary, followed by? fall ing bafbnieter. Fir*. / - CoLrunra, O., July 1.—A firo in NeilT ?to< kjards this morning burned three large stables’ and about IfM) tons of hay.. Lore about $10,000; insurance lisht. Bualnsaa Ksverass. » London, July 1.—An iron merchant named Wrstray, of Middlebonmgh, in th* east riding of Yorkshire, has failed. Liabilities$300,000.

ADOITI^INAL CITT fTEWa. . Rt member the meeting of the Hewgags at room 6 Journal building at 8 o'clock th J evening. f. Keefe, and Jamee Hughes were* to-day fined fgr amult and battery, the intent ?to kill in their cages being dismissed. i During Treasurer Hanway’a term of office, twenty-one mopthg, county ‘ orders to the amount of $2,225,000 have hew* A man named Falconierg, who eacaped from the poor farm several weeks ago, was to-day returned by the Jackson county *uthoritiee. > Mrs. Burt, residing at 895 South Miunuri street, informed the chief of police this afternoon that her two boys, aged 12 and 6 years, who went fishing yesterday have not since returned home.

Arraljtumefitttf-Horae Thieves, Janies (’lark was arrested last Bight, by Dili cere Crane and Paul, on suspicion of havit g stolen a horse and bnggy belonging to Wiiliitm Cook, of Franklin. The festive revolver was brought into use by Crane on this occasion. Clark pleaded guilty in tbe cr/minaf court this morning, and was sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. Tbe hoy, William Ferguson, who U a cripple, was arraigned also for stealing a horse and buggy.-tbe property of Williarff Uilcy, w hich he soidfor $2. lie pleaded not euiltv, claiming that the $2 was paid for his Wpfnp thejborse by the man who said he owned it. will have a baring Thureday.

Amazements. RIP TAN WIN tan.

auditor pf Knox county, s«Miion of the legblatore Mteral ten ate,committee#. of much force and sagacity.

the last

was clerk ol is a politician

Lite Stoek-

UNKrtt Srocr Yards, July 1.—Hof»—M*rks» •trady at a ollyht dscliae on ’ *

^ood m*lpt» ol fair quality:

Mr. F. G. White, who has drawn coffinaaite enough to Mock a hardware atore, if the pewt'a awrtion aa to “every grin laughter” drawing a najj from one’s coffin ia cot net, will increase hi* stoTk on H Fiidav and fktnrday®. afternbonr and evening by playing Rip Van Winkle at the /irand (ijrera bouae. Mr. While has gathered a company much auperic«r to those which usually support Jefferson at d Me Wade, and will no doubt give the sterling dramas rendition that will delight the crow d and replenish bis exchequer.

A New Appointee.

Ths; board of truateea of the hoepital lor the-insane met yesterday and appointed Dr. A. J Thomas, of Vincetm**, second assistant physician to succeed Dr. Etetun. He wi4 enter upon M# duties innnedintely. Dr. Thomas is a well known newspaper man. having been for a number of years editor of the Vincennes Sun. He baa also been

|•arkwaboytosq wilea^eiieraliyjto park*common t« fair 83 7'H«2 80; toree <

13.25^8.50; throe outs, heavy, fMtNhssw, ' rsnfat-l ncteecrei; prims sbipetm suers84 S ewwtunimwsTOiafis cood toe* sod b«4lar« fa SUM M; sotetean tote-

friior 82 75@S 00; Lulls £&8Q0S«O; •

< al ves P25 00®40, OO.

fch*ep-No charge; Car lead Wta, l»i aver*KS, 84 00(4 4X5; Fair to good, 1QM average, 88 te#8 75; wanMon 9UM