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INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13. 1880.
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AKTED-Two waiter* et Ctaele Houae. ^Y ANTRD—FnetoblMe waiter. 'Crltertoiu YlTAitlAl'—hurse girl at 161 Ff. Nnr Jem/ sL TTrAMTEB—A'dlthWlier st 111 Saet Waahlng* * ton it * » 1 \ir ARXJHD— Girt to do gcnerml hoaaevork. Cell W 22 Berier it. at tl YYANTED-t arm tyre to repair aad apboMer,
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• YY K. Delaware at. ^17 ANTED—A dlulng room girl and«6ok at ISi W N. Tenneewseat. nttl "1 If ANTED—Situation aa copylit by a lady. Call VY 21 Kan tacky are. at tl flf ANTED- Good j{lrl lor general hoaaeirork at |Y a»a N. Tenneeeee. 1 1\f ANTED—Good girl to do gtaeral housework. W 644 North lUlnola st. uo tl Hf ANTED—Situation to do general houaework }]f at 812 Weal Merrill st. 1 Ilf ANTED—Board In private lainily by twegenVf tlemeb. Board, Uua office. ut tl \lf ANTED—Teucigmr maker) on hand work. P. YY L. Cbambera, 89 N. Penn. si. ut tl \If ANTED—8 experlanced milUnera at Wood* YY bridge's, 8 E. Waahlngton at. o« TXf ANTED—1,000 old hata made good aa new by YV Wm. John, W Virginia ave. ana Hf ANTED—GDI to do general housework; must YY have reference. 46 8. Tenn. at. ut tl Tir ANTED—W. N. FergusoiPB ia the place to get YY your fly acr^ena 59 Maad*. uva uu al TTf ANTED—4 mlUlnsrs at Mra McHugh’a. YY Immediately at 44 8. Illinois at. • i
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flf ANTED—A girl who understand* waiting on YV table, at Rose Block dining room. I Tlf ANTED—To sell gas fixtnrea, cheapest, at J. YY Gilca Smith's, opp. Opera House. h s?
Ilf ANTED—To l-UT.a good Eureka, or nica twoYY seated wagon. 4H 8. Meridian st. uo ol Ilf ANTED—German gDl; moist be good cook, YV washer and Doner. JfrS 8. Mlaa at. no tl Ilf ANTED-Girl to do general houaework In a YV am all family. 220 N, New Jersey st. 1 Y*f ANTED—Nurse girl at S? 1 ' N. I'iineii street; YY German preferred; reference roquDed. ,nool Hf ANTED—To purebaae, by Mturday, a Uck^t YY toCiacDniati. Call 297 E. New York st, 1 TTf ANTED-Dressmakers at Mlaa Wiley’s, 422 N. VY 1 ilinoia at.; only competent ones need apply. I TIT ANTED-—A girl to do houaework; two in VY iamily. 681 & Wash. Call Friday morning I Hf ANTED-Heconl-hand children’s canistc-e YY bought mid and repaDed at 120 E. New Yotk
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TTf ANTED—'rood, active young nun to leafn YY photographing. G6X N. Pean. street. Salter. qt tl ; ^Tf ANTED - Flnt-ciasa woman to do general YY housework; beet ol wagea paid. 77 W. North. ut ol . Tlf ANTEDe—ErperlsSused dry goods aal-wmen. VY Apply personally to A. Dickson A Co., Trade
Palace.
TTf ANTED—A good gDl to do general housework YY in small iamily. Muat five reference. 112 Peru st. uvs TIT ANTED—Ev«-r/l>ody to know that we sell the Y Y beat apu cheapest dry stove wood at 182 East Market st. nto!
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TTf ANTED—The people to know that Washington at. ’ ut
Market it. .' NTED—A boy about 14 or 16 years old to do wot* on a garden farm. Call 72 West Market at. I
Mrs. Ida
at 130 East at »4.th,s ♦
TkTANTED—4 first-class bouse painters; none YV at thorough mtchanica need apply. Green, 92 East Market at- ^ I_ T|r ANTr t*—A j art tier Jn a custom mill; one YV who hr.' •- amount of money. Addreae W. 8 . N. w» office. up tl T t r ANTE1>—Ca-uvamera lot the beat selling amT Y cle, nsed Di every house. Call at room 5, Lift Nerth Delaware st. ut a ANTED—Those wbo have not been suited In tab oysters and poultry to Try Jones A W. Maryland. _ ts
TTf ANTED-To rep lata your Jmlvea, forks and Y V spoons: made good ss now. A. W. Snow A Oo., 10 West Market at. to a ttt,th.e Tlf ANTED—Piper lunging and paiaung by a YY pHetlcal workman, at 10c per roll. L. T. Baaviac, 68 riifbrd ava. nttl TTf ANTED—Situation by a ladv of experience in Y Y 2 store or as copy ist; beat ol reference given. Address E. M., News office. I TIf ANTED—Saw mill man with mill to do a job IV of sawing. Inquire atA.R. Straight’s lumber yard. A. P. Strelgat A Son. at at TTf ANTED—Oow* to pasture; 82.60 per month: Y Y good grass and water. J. Geo. Stils, waat of eouthern terminus Virginia eve, ut ol TTf ANTED—Parties who wish to purchase or sell Y Y real estate at a bargain, to come and see G. W. Alexander, 86 East Market st. oa « TTf ANTED—A gDl for general houaework; good YY wages; prompt pay; references required. B. Rim, 186 S. Meridian st., side entrance. na a
wicwWf Isl of J UH6, unfurnisned board in private funify; reference ran. N. W., News office. !
room and
req aired and given.
r ANTRia—A rew more gentfeuen aad ladies to. eat thorn elegant dinner* at Waahtngton’a v Era dining rooms, 2i S. Meridian at.
TTf ANTED—Peraona using Singer machines to VY know woseli Singer needles at ISc per dos., at the Howe office, Nsw-Dcp 1 son Hotel Block. tl s TTf ANTED—Two experienced girls to work on VY butter-dish stapling machines. Apply at office, 829 Mass. ave. AllgDe, Cowan A Oo. I TTf ANTED—To rent, a hotseof S cr-4 rooms, VY southeast, within eight squares of the gas worka, by a good pay rag tenant, a., News office. TTf ANTED—To buy, 1,000,006 feet ol poplar
f V pump lumber; write for sixes,
ut x A. & Comstock. Tlf ANRKD—A State agent with a small capital; Y > something good and new. Call at 10 a. m. rtday, 66 East Market atnat. Fred. L. Horten
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AiKcii—fWater tank holding from five to six thousand gallons; must not be over eleven feet
Address or call at National Surgical
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TTrANTKD-5'anARed room for2 yeung men; 8 VY aquaree from Meridian and Wash, ate. Address J. H. W„ Johnston A Erwin, Maryland and Meridian.. I
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Tlf ANTED—Girls and women wanting places to Y V dr. general homework, girls wanting places to assist in bouse work, and nurse gDlt, to call at room 6,8t>» E. Market at. n aa ANTED--Dave yoqr children JAug^ht good
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Chapin’s KindefgarteT). 25 E. Bt. Joeeph at. no 7 a TTf ANTED—To purohase ahorse; prefer a dark VY bey, medium tlxe, gentle, safe for lady to hat Ale; most be sound and from 6 to 6yean of age; Wbl pay 976 eMah for same. Address Mund, Mews
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TTf ANTED—Mrs Rihrer’s new remedy, the VY Greet Oregon Cure, gives power and ilexibUtty hh the voice, end Is unoqualM for all diseases sE the threat and lungs. Warranted to eon tain no
0- opiates, gold by drngslata.
know that the lowest rates eso be secuaed by «aUing on Frewwl Bros., Vanee Block, corner Virginia avenue and Washington st. All steamship Tluas are repreeuntad. tr a
TTf ANTED—It known that Mrs. Miller still YY remains at 222 £. Louisiana street, two doers cast o* Virginia arenas; she tells the pest, preeent and future, brings back aaaent friends, onuses you tegain lawsuits sad makes speedy mairriues; she aW> km chert* al leek, aka has aa delicacy fa racemmandlag. Ladteefac; pm tie—a tl.. I
WANTED.
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^yr ANYJ5D—1,800 Howe women.
ANTED—Cook at the Criterion.
ITT AN TED—Girl at 219 Mas* ave. YY utol .
ANTED—Help In dining room tor a few day*.
YTTANTED—1,000 How* women to buy the Howe VY rawing machine. tl s
Tl LAN TED—2 barbers to help but Saturday. 65 VY Na^rth Alabama st. -no tl
TIT ANTED—Good girl at 886 W. New Yorkst.; YY references required. noo
ITT ANTED—Girl for geuerel housework at 686 YY North Tenneeeee st. nu o
TIT ANTED—Everybody to read the Indiana InYY vestment Co. b alio tin. te ■
Wf ANTED—A good buggy hone. Please call at YY 834N. New Jersey st. 1
TIT ANTED—Carriage trimmer at G. H. cShover's, YV 172 and 174 East Market st. uoo
117 ANTED—A German girl for general UouneYY work. Call 128 W. Ohio at. no tl
11 rANTED—A girl, Immediately, at ISO East lY McCarty st. Twein family; not!
VI f ANTED—A good dining room girl at National YY Hotel; good wages; steady work. no tl
fir ANTED—A purchaser for a set of single dray YY harness, cheap. 65 N. Illinois st. uo o
11 r ANTED—1,000 more bats to press and bleach YY at Lewis A Co’s., 440 Virginia ave. na si
Tl7 ANTED-Good woman to do chamber work: YY will pay good wagsa. 8 W. Louisiana at. 1
TIT'ANTED—Gash customer* for teas and fancy YY groceries at 29 S. Hilnoia st. Wm. Schaub ft Co. oh z
Ilf ANTED- Situation as cook in private fanffly YY or housework in small family. H. A., News. , .nttl
Tl r AN TED-Situation to take care of horse* or do YY aeme kind of work. Address S. A., News office. . 1
ll/'ANTED—At Mrs. D. W. King’s, 106 N. Penn. Y V at., gentlemen's clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired. (a)tu ta
117 ANTED—A good blacksmith for heavy or YV light work. Apply to W. E. Faunce, Waynetowffi, Ind. nos!
TirANTED—Piano; second-hand; upright; little YY used; pay cash. Describe, addressing F., News office. nttl
TIf ANTED—To buy or rent, tor a few months, a YY sibona-hand Wooten or cylinder desk. Address Desk, News office. !
TITAN TED—To borrow $250 oa one year’s time; YY first mortgage given on stock and fixtures of s good retail toainees. Address €., this office. I
TIT ANTED—Ton te get paper lap boards, paper YY waih basins, flower pots and stand, baby carriages, etc., at Wooden Ware Store, 68 N. Illinois, to a
TTTANTkD—To rail or trade, balance stock fine VY teas, shelving and fixtures. Apply T. Lyon White, Criterion dining rooms, 33 S. Illinois at. ti s
ITTANTED-To trade, a gentleman’s or lady’s YY fald hunting case watch for a good, gentle pony or horse. Call or address 26 N. Delaware st. at tl
TIT ANTED—All oar friends to call and see our YY new and elegantatylei in summer millinery, at lowest prices; pressing and bleaching a specialty. Lewis A Co., 440 Virginia ave. uobl
11TANTED—Every lady In the State to call at YY the Trade Palace, 26 and 28 West Washington street, and examine, free of charge, the largest and cheapest stock of dry goods ever shown in the city. » (*)uv oe
TIT ANTED—Everybody to know that the boot, YY shoe and gaiter uppers made at 143 South Meridian street, are the nicest in the market. Cut from best French call. Us _ W.J. Rous*
ITT ANT El—Five good salesmen who can do YY business with farmers; inexperienced men taught the business; will pay, after a short test of rapacity, salary from 9600 to VI ,200 per rear. Call on or address Live Stock Publishing Co., 18 Martindale Block, Indianapolis, Ind. nooI
Tir ANTED—To rail or trade the Criterion dining YY rooms, 83 South Illinois st. 7 lota, Indianapolis Car Co.’s addition. 66 lots Kauffman’s Woodside addition. 3 bouses, 21. 28, 25, Downie street. 2 houses, lot 12 Kappes ft Frank’s addition, tl a T. Ltom Warrs, 33 8. Illinois st.
FOB RENT. TOOB BENT—The light running Howe sewing JP machine. os
TOOB RENT—Suite of unfurnished rooms, 208 S. P Meridian st. 1
TX>R BtNT—Furnished rooms, 94 and upwards 1; 86 N. East at. uot!7
X7 OB RENT—Booms furnished or umurnished, £' 198 North lUinolskt. uaal
T.X)B BENT—Two furnished rooms with board, P 156 North Illinois it. . wool
TOOR RENT—I have 5 fint-class houses, central. P C. W. Gbrsuch, 16 Ta. ave. I
TX>B BENT—Furnished rooms near First Baptist P church, 5Susquehanna st. uool
f7H)K RENT—A few good organs, low rates T. P C. Horton, 47 N. Illinois at. a 7 a
vpC’R KENT—A cottage of 8 rooms and conP veniences. Apply at 29 Ellen at. 1
TjK)K RENT—A nicely furnjahed room lor one P or two gentlemen. 84 West Ohio st. nt nl
TTOK RENT—Unfurnished rooms with alcove. P References required, 243 N. Penn. st. uu o!
TX)R KENT—Building No. 80 South Meridian st. j? Inquire of M. &. Vinton, Vinton Block, t s
i,'OR KENT—House of 7 rooms and house of 4 P room* Inquire858 E New York si. uool
frOH BENT—Furnished front and back rooms P centrally located, at 15 E. New York st. 1
l/OK RENT—166 N. Del st., nicely furnished P rooms, location good, terms very reasonable. 1
TX)B RENT—Blacksmith's shop. Meridian sc, P near Sonth. Apply at Bryce’s bakery, ou z-
TOOK RENT—Unfurnished rooms suitable tor P light housekeeping or boarding out. 834 E. Ohio. _ ua a
TTOB BENT-Store room No. 86 East Washington P st. Inquire of C. R. Phipps, 47 South Meridian st. _ ti*
TT'OB KENT—No. 142 Bellefontaine street, and 34 r w. North st. ..fcSdwyer ft Wasson, rooms 5 and 6T&lbqtt block. utol
TX>B KENT—Deak room in office on PennsylvaF nia staart. frontaoom,' very cheap. Blaine, care of News office. 1
TX)R RENT—Two story house 8 rooms newly J? papered, 128 W. 6th st. Apply 266 N. Tenn. st. C.B. Ingraham. uttj
{NOR KENT—Unfurnished front parlor with bed i P room adjoining; two of tha most desirable rooms In the dty, 266 N. Mis* at. uunl
(NOB RENT—Elegant 'uinlshed aad unfurnished P room* single or en suite, find and second fio*r, with board. 76 East New York st. uno
pOB RENT—Th* small More room 67 East Wash-' P Ington st. Bnlnard Rorlaon, Agt.,* ua a 28 Vanoe Black.
pOB KENT—A frame house, No. 430 N. TenneeP saeat., 6 rooma, newly papered end painted; price 2?/. Inquire of Rsbert Cattarson, agent, 24 Kent .cky av* utol
T7K)R BENT—Desirable brick residence, eight J? rooms, 226 West New York street Terms twenty-five dollars -Inquire ol James G. Dougliu*, 129 W. Naw York st. uo s
pOB BENT—Three or four well ventilated P roams, kept in good erder and nicely iurnisbed with use of bath end gas; from five to twenty dollars per month, at 181 West Ohio st. ntol
TDOB BENT—Nothing, but for m’a passrage X 1 ticket, for paaoage to and from Europe on toe best lines at lowest rates, by Frenssl Brow, Vanoe Block (Merchant National Bank), corner Virginia avenue and Washington st. tvs
pOB BENT—Store- toons 145 Wert Washington i; Bt, 936, first-class location for dry goods or * boots and shoe* House of 5 room* 289 S. Missis“I!?-™-
AUCTION HAT.NB. TJUNT ft MoCUBDY, real estate and gensnl it auctioneers. No. 94 E. Washington at. w
A UCTION BALE—Furnitnre at 189 W. WashAlngfan st.,opposite state houa* Cheap, th
A UCTION 8ALE-Walnut bedsteads and bureaus Ate match, 189 W. Wash. Si., opp. state hoes*
H. J. j—fnau ■nunw. New vahleiaa built fa order fa Ut* rmy bast style.
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OR SALE—Howe.' Us
TSOR SALK—The Howe, r ti a
OR BALE—The Howe machine. Ha
jpOR SALE—The 9bwe sewing machine.
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TX)R BALE-1,600 bricks, cheap. Call at IS South J: Delaware at. ututl
OR SALE—Bound bay mare. Daugherty at.
Gentle. 240
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pORSALJt—Old papers, 46 cents pet hundred T7H>B BALE—Now spring matirwam, tt and apt J ward. 46 Mam, ava. na a TjsOli SALE—A good set of single dray harness, J cheap, at 66 N. Illinois street. uoo TNOR SALE—Elegant gas fixtures, cheap. J. J Giles Smith, opp. Opera house. h s? TVOR SALE—Harness and saddles of all descripJ tions, cheap, at 66 N, Illinois at. uo o T?OR SALE—One new piano box top buggy J cheap, at 174 8. N. Jersey street. tt a? TTOR SALE—Butcher’s refrigerator, cheap. Call J; immediately, at 77 E. Market st. 1_ "IftOK SALE—A l-ton United States Standard hay JJ scales, cheap. Beales, News office. uu TX)R SALE—Tea store. Reasons for sellin poor J health P. G. Kellogg, Indianapolis, utol TT'OR SALE—One side bar buggy, Tompkin J; springs, l>est In use, 74 N. Delaware st. tt ?a
UOB BALE- Cheap, a second-hand phaeton. J; A. Davis, No. 8 Talbott & New’s block.
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TX)K SAI.E—Boots and shoes at great bay i; at the B. R. Shoe Store, 169 E. Wash. at.
real bargains,
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T7M3R SALE—Family carriage and nice baggy. J; Cheap. Charles LaMotte. 268 Mam. ave uu hi T7K)R SALK—First-class Key West cigar*. Boxes, J? |4; half boxes, £2. IS North Illir Is st. fla s TK)K SALE—A medium-slsed .'.1 osier A Bah man i; safe. Ooodunew. Apply at News office, us a
TVOR SALE—Hundred extra large boxes, ehesp JP Charles Mayer A Co , 29 West Washington st.
YTOR SALE—163 half-chest of fine teas for sale,at J; 83 West Maryland at. John A, Heidlingcr. uuol
170R SALE—A very gentle, sound family mare J; for 660, at J. M. Wood’s stable on the Circle, ua b
[NOB SALE—New acd second-hand boots and i shoes; bought, sold, exchanged. 145 N. Del. ut hi
■PHlR SALE—Teas in any quantity at wholessle X 1 prices. 83 W. Maryland st. John A. Heillinger. uu o!
OB SALE—Splendid dinners, at Washington’s New Era dining rooms, 21 8. Meridian st.
15 and 26c.
T^OR SALE—Best lot of fresh milch cows ever !; brought to market. N, E cor. Woodruff Place. G. B. Fields. ' 'uool
TX>R 8AXIi—Georgia pine flooring. StocS oa JU hand. Walcott A Wright, 62 Fletcher A Sharpe block. tb z-s.tu.th
JR SALE—At Gates A Pray’s stables, a good
pn and harness. Was used one year
TXJB SALE—At J; spring wagon a only. Price low.
TOOK SALE—Lumber, shingles, fencing, fence JP posts at 10 to 16 eta-, and mill work, at Boc Hive Planing Mill. % e a TjK)R SALE—Horses, uuggies, wmgons, at auctlo:. r every day at 10 o’clock. 295 West Washington st. Salmon A White. ou x TT'OR SALE—At a bargain, 40-acre farm. Good T rich land, hoa«^ barn, orchard, i miles east. Address “Farm,” Newe office. uunl
/KIR SALE—A lot of good second-hand engines. All sizes. H. C. Wright, corner Tennessee and
F Geo:
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TX)R SALE—A fine sorrel mar*. Five years old I; this spring. A splendid riding nag. Address J. P. Calvert, Mooresvllle, Ind. ■uol
TX>R SALE—Cheapest yet, 2 good lots in JohnJU son’s bein’ add. for 9676 Mills A Carter, real estate broken, 36 K. Del. st. tv z
I/vOB SALS—Good farms and eity property lor E sale low for cash or on long time. W. A. Bradshaw, over 16 N. Pennsylvania st. n a
TK)R SALE- Bakery. Near city. Lease or rent. J; Cheap. In use 25 years. Fixtures complete. Horse and wagon. Call at 145 N. Del. at. ut t!
TOOK SALE—A good barouche carrian- a good L buggy, phaetons, Kelloggs and buggies, to be sold cheap, at 424 and 426 East Wash. st. th z
Cunning- „ Inquire at lllnois and Ohio at. e a
TJOB SALE—House and lot. Very cheap. Most L sell thD week. Going west. Gome and see this bargain. V. K. Morris, 68 East Market at. ua h
street.
TK)R SALE—The best Ice cream freeren in the J 1 market, at less than cost to close them out. Sizes from 8 to 26 quarts. At Schrader’s, 74 R. Wash. st. nos
TX)R SALE—Lot In Woodruff Place for 91,100. A r dwelling on Tinker st. west of Miaslmippi st. $650. On easy payments. H. B. Palmer, 78 E. Market st. to s
TJOR BALE—Alvord block, 8. Meridian street, 4 J; stories and four store rooms. Banting now for good interest on the price asked. Charles E. Oof nn, 84 N. Del. at. ut o
75 College avenue.
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T7*OB SALK—Cheap, a No. 1 office outfit I; slating of desk, revolving chaD, arm and three common chairs. O. J. R. Manna,
a No. 1 office outfit, con-
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, Surgical Instltate drag store. ntz
TjDR SALK—Climax and Peerless folding bed, J; at No. 8 Masonic hall. They are a beautiful piece of fwrniture. and take up a small space. Manufactured by M. 8. Easy. e I
T7K>R SALE—Special bargains for a few days. X; 6600 cash will buy two houses' and lots that cost 91,000 pacb. Will rent now for 8 per cent, oo 91,200. Charles E. Coffin, 94 N. Del. st. ut o
■pop. BALE—Flowers. Flowers. Immense stock Jj of bedding plants now ready. East National road greenhouses. East of Deaf and Dumb asylum or leave orders coyer Mer. and Wash. uoo!-tn,f,m
TJOR 8 ALE—We have a large number of old max' chins. Singers and others of different makes and styles, that we have taken In exchange for the Howl, that we will sell cheap. Gall at 76, 77 and 79 New-Deoiaon, Howe office. o z
T7K>B SALE—We have a large number of old i; machines, Singer* and other* of different make and styles, that we have taken in exchange for the Howe, that we will sell cheap. Call at 75, 77 and 89 New-Deniaon, How* ofloe. o a
F^ns^^ymH^Snt^Dmn 1 LreSm/^otUndi England, Germany and France, at lowest rate, by Frenrel Brothers (Merchants National bank), Vance block. Also drafts for one pound and upwards. tv a
T?OR BALI-At a bargain, the machinery of I? Kolb’s turning factory, 28 E. South st., consisting of engine, boiler, shafting and a complete set of wood working machinery. This is a rare chance for some active man to get into s good paying business. Apply Alexander Metsger, or Bryce’s Bakery. is
pOB SALE—Carriages. Large stock of all the i; latest styles of barouches, kellogga, phaetons, side-bars, also the celebrated Tl raken spring boggy. All of our make and warranted firat-claaa in every respect. At low prices for cash. V 8. Tenn. an A. A. Heifer A Son. P R.—Ail kinds of repalrlng at low prices. v a POB BALE—Top buggies, JJ open buggies, phaetons, kelloggs, * wagons, etc. Also, a nomher of good hones, at Ripley's, N*. 72 Wert Market st. oa s
OB BALE—The Rapid Ice-cream Freezer. Best in the market. Bash, doors and blinds, “cheap.” Clothes wringer, 92.60 to 97. 1 second-hand 2,000 lb dormant scales. 1 second-hand 80 ton track scales. Chain pump and fixtures. Wire screens and wire cloth. Averlll ready-mixed paints, “best made,” Hildebrand A Fugate, 86 8. Mar. st. no o
pOB BALE—At a great sacrifice, In eonseqoence J of inability thus far to collect money due me Ircm, Marion oo .and other claims amoun ting to over |33,OTO, I am obliged to sacrifice about 9100,000 worth of property, or so ranch thereof as may be neeewary, consisting of residence*, business houses find suburban places, in order to properly meet my Indebtedness, which was ehlefly contracted to enable me to carry out the extra work imposed on
me a* architect and su^rl n tonlen^of^the Marlon faithfully discharge, and wfli do m at any eoet. hence my reason for thus offering someaf the best property in and near the city of Indianapolis. For particulars call at 87 Wart WfahingtOfl st, office
16 and 17, L Hodgson.
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A FULL assortment ef whips far m'e cheap at 66 J\ N. Illinois st. _ noo
BffBR PRESLEB, drammaLer, has rtoma 36 and JYi 21,open house. uool
wJTO. 1 Johnston's BaraaperilU. cores Dyspepsia IN Sold by 6. B. Davit A Co. . uz?
WTO. 5 Johnston's Sarsaparilla, Regulates the JM bowel* Bold by C. K. Miller. u *C
p MATTHEWS’S ice cream and aherbet at Hi, wholesale. No. 28 N. Illinois st. nt z
wro. 2 Johnston's Sarsaparilla cures Liver ComJM plaint. Sold by G.B7Daria ft Oe. ^ a >7
TJUGGY and harness for sale; stable lor rent. 1) For terms inquire at 192 Mara, ay* uuol
Eft A RBI ED, or those contemplating marriage In. should price furniture at 46 Mam. ave. oa
TT ATHORN and Cpagrees water by case, dozen AA or bottle at Alien’s drag store, opp. P. O. n •
lirATCHES cleaned for 81 and warranted. CrysYV tala 16c. Wellner, Raul ft Oo., 78 Mass. ave.
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A SK your grocer for gilt edge flour, and take no other. It la the beat, wholesale depot, 62 and 64 E. Maryland st. ta *
T> AG CARPETS qf all kinds woven in the best Xt style at the lowest prices at the factory, 280 ti. tforidian st. R. Hindley. uoo!
OOETABLE stand lights, fine gas globes, gasJ laving burner*, cheapest at headquarters. J, 'riles Smith, opp opera house. h s?
TV] EW Floor and feed atore. No. 141 W. Wash. ington st. Flonr and feed at wholesale and retail. Free delivery. Parrish ft Blew. thz?
T)OOK8 opened and closed, complicated accounts JJadjusted; all work requiring an expert solicited by W. M. Harrison, acc’t., 12 Va. ave., Vance blk,
uo all
T)URE home pure X fine made fine cardies caramels candies
at Fred. Betz’s, 15 Moss. ave. o *
11TE want every lady in the city to know the YY Howe sewing machine is the lightest running, most durable shuttle machine in the market. Rooms 96, 97 and 99 New-Dnnlaon hotel. o s
“PARTIES to remember 1 am making carriage re- £ palribg a specialty. Ironing, painting, blacksmithing and woodwork; warranted. J. Fike, 31 and 38 S. Tenn. at.; 48 and 66 Ky. ave. e wtu.th z
CjTHENOFACIEN I BITTKR3-Ju«t what is O needed when you feel weak, languid, uo appetite, spring fever got you, etc., etc. Sold by druggists. Perry, wholtsale agent, 50 East WaAIngton st. nu s
\f RS. ROBBER’S new remedy, the Great OroIVl gen Cure, gives power and flexibility to the voice, and is unequaled for all diseases of the throat and lungs. Warranted to contain no opiates. Sold by druggists. *■ • mis
T AWN MOWERS.—The Philadelphia lawn JJ mower is the lightest running and most durable. The I. X. L. cuts 20 inche* Price £10. Call and aec them at Lynn ft Hadley’s, 75 77 West Washington at* os
lirE have a large number of old machines, YY Blngera and others of different makes, and styles, that we have taken in exchange for th* Howe, that we Will sell cheap. Call at 75,77 and 79 New-Denlaon, Howe office. o s
T70R lowest rates on Irish, Scottish or English X drafts. £1 and upwards, or passage tickets to and from the eld country, orar the beet line#, call on Free-el Bros. Vance block, corner Virginia avenue and Washington street. Information cheerfully given. tv s
XT'NOW THY DESTINY.—Mrs. Durand, cUlrIV voyant is now at 268 Sonth Illinois st. She tells the past, present and future, reunites the separated, recoveyi lost or stolen property, and with several s> rets, known only to heraelf, will bring success out of any undertaking. 1
f(]HE People of Indiana can not afford to miaa the X opportunity to possess a copy of the life and poems of Sarah T. Bolton, Indiana’s pioneer poet, now being published by Fred L. Horton 4 Co., of this city. The book will be the literary pride of tbe state. Hundreds ol our beat citizens have already subscribed for It. To be delivered last of June. tv-th,a z
INDIANAPOLIS 1 VAULT CLEANING CO. Office, No. 86 North Delaware street, basement
of
Boston block. 0 th
C CJTHENOFACIENT BITTERS” la made from O clncbona bark, gentian root, Colombo root, jupiper berries and snake root in combination with aromatica, making an agreeable tonic-cordial, con-
taining no wbiaky.
It ia an excellent appetizer, regulating the stomach and bowels. A better tonic can not be found. Try it. Sold by druggists. Perry, 50 E. Wash su, wholesale agent. ua s
n RAND EXCURSION TO 8T. LOUIS VT for Pentecost Sunday
leaving
Indianapolis, Saturday, May 16,
at 9 o’clock p. m., under the auspices
of the
St. Boniface and St. Joseph
benevolent societies.
Fare for the round trip
only $5.00.
For foil information and tickets •
apply to
Henry Guetigctfpencer house,
I. Hurrle,
198 £. Washington st., Adam Brets, 82 W. Louisiana at., or John Keen, n n-s,th 62 8 Delaware at.
JN DIANA INVESTMENT CO. BULLETIN— X Wanted—Every one to know that we are now making a specialty of the negotiation of defaulted town, county and city bonds, and offer special in-
ducements to holders of the same.
To Loan—We have funds to loan in small amounts upon 80, 60 and 90 days commercial paper. Money loaned in any amount upon good real
estate for capitalist*
Annotucen.ent--May lltb. Our board of directors have this day decided to no longer carry on the business of buying and selling stocks upon margins, and hereafter we will aihere strictly to tbe cash system of in vest »e fits as presenting the best features of success for our patrons and friends
as well aa ourselves.
We are prepared to issue letters of credit for travefera to Europe and other foreign countries. We also sell drafts payable in any foreign country. We call especial attention to the fact that we can remit funds to foreign countries in small amounts through our money order system at rates cheaper than those charged by the postoffice, and pay the money Into the very house of the one who la to receive it Call and see a* Office over 88 West Washington st. h x
POLITICAL.
County Clerk. TOHN G. BLAKE will be s candidate for county t) clerk, subject to the decision of tbe republican nominating convention. «*
XXAVID B. STOUT will be a candidate tor clerk U of Marlon county, subject to the republican nominating convention, tv ■
TT ARRY A. DREW will be a candidate for oonnXl ty clerk, subject to the decision of the republican noainatflig convention. tt*
JOHN REYNOLDS will be a candidate tor county ty clerk, subject to the deision ol the republican nominating convention. th •
TTICHARD M. SMOCK will be a candidate for XV county clerk, subject to the decision of the republican nominating convention. n •
BIOSES G. MCLAIN will be a candidate for Jli county clerk, subject to the decision of the republican nominating convention. th •
X>EN. C. WRIGHT ia a candidate for the nomfaX) ation for county clerk, subject to the decision of the republican county convention, 0 1
X<>HN R. CLINTON will be a candidate for tn* t J nomination of clerk of Marlon connty, subject to the decision of the republican no.omaUng convention. oa s
FOUND.
TCOUND—The best assortment of boots and shoes, X at the Capital Shoe Store, at lew prices, nu s
XTOUND—The best fish oyster* and poultry, fresh i? every day at Jones ft Hall’s, 60 W. Maryland st,
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X?oYjND—Everything In the drug line, at CarX^ tor ft Fletchar’s, 800 Mara, av* Telephon*
TTHIUND—Money; by getting drags and perecripX tions at Raymond’s, corner of Flam at. and Man. avenue. nh 1
TjVJUND—Baby carriages; a lew flue one* to be X retailed at wholesale prioes. Call and be convinced at Variety Store, Sentinel build lug. uo t?
X^OUND—We have a large number of old maX chines, Bingen aad others of different makes and styles, that we have taken In exchange for the Howe, that we will sell cheap. Call at 75, 77 and 79 New-Denison, Howe office 0 ■
FOR BATiB OB TRADE,
X?OR BALE. OB TRADE-Cottage house; northX west pait of this city, near atreet-rar line, and good property in Dublin, Wayne county, Ind., free from debt, for rash er trade, tar house east or north east, this city,, worth $1,500 to 93,000. Apply to G. W. Alexander, uo t 86 E. Market.
^BOARDINO^ X30ARDING—With pleasant rooms; oonreni*nt JL) to Atlaa works, 184 Rohampton st. uo n
PERSONAL.
T>KR90N AL—Pursell, dentist, 40 Tanee block. T Take elevator. Half seta teeth 96. wt ua t
YJERSCNAL—Mrs. Pointer, clairvoyant aad buv X ht«ra medium. 180 W. Vermont at. at 0!
TJEBSONAL—No. 8 Johnston’s Sarsaparilla, J: cores iudigestioo. Md by C.E. MiHer us?
-pERSONAl—Try oar maple ay rap at 91.20 per X gallon. Wm. Schaub ft Co, oh a
XDERSONAL-N'o. 6 Johnston’s Sarsaparilla, to XT used by everybody. Sold by Carter ft Fletcher.
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J)ER80NaL—No. 4, Johnston’s Sanaperillaj L cures sIm headache. Sold by Carter ft Fletcher,
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XJI RSON AL—2d-hand standing top carriage tor JT sale cheap, 74 N. Delaware st. Crane ft Mailer.
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XDERSON AL—Leave orders tor delivery of trunks JT and packages. Ind’pls. transfer, 21 S. Meridian,
mh ta
T)KBSON AL—Horses, baggies, etc , toTilre, sepX arately or together; new and second-hand buggies, etc., for salle at Rlpley’a, No. 72 West Market street. oa z
XDEBSitNAL—'tye have the largest stock in tho XT city to select from of gents’ and ladies’ fine shoe* Call and be convinced. 51 and 58 W. Waibington st. J, W. Adams, manager. ez
TJRKSON AL—John Kidd, attorney at law, proIT prietor of “The World’s Collection Bureau.” Collections a specialty. Business promptly attended to in all parts of the United States. s s
XDERSONAL-Jobn D. Prinz, a No. 2 grocery XT house, wilt keep bis grocery op6n and sell
goods as long as he bas customers,
uont No. 196 Indiana avenue.
IJERSONAL—At Ponder’s clean meat market,232 X East Washington street, and stall No. 1 East market house, you ran buy your fresh and salt meets at a saving of 2 to 5 cents per pound. Spring lamb a specialty. Is
XJERSONAL—I have on hand a stock of new XT phaetons, Brewster side bar and end spring buggies, my own make, strictly first class quality and style. 8! and 33. S. Tennessee st., 48 and 50 Kentucky av* J. Fike. ez a,ta,th
■JJERSONALr—Mra. Robrer’s new remedy, the X Great Oregon Cure, gives power and flexibility to the voice, aad Is unequaled for all diseases of the throat and longs. Warranted to contain no opiates. Sold by druggists. uu s
TJERSONAL—I have this day taken'a position in i the Millinery department of Davis ft Cole, Odd Fellows block, where I will be pleased to show a splendid stock of millinery to all friends and former natrons who will favor me with a call
during the balance of the season. Mi* HATfiK McLacohlin, .
May 12. noo Formerly at M. H. Spades’s,
TJEJISONAL—Prof. Garvin, phrenologist and X business clairvoyant, can be consulted at 138J$ East Washington street, Indianapolis. He removes evil influences and family estrangements; "".'.tee the separated and causes speedy marriages; brings success to the unsuccessful, and tells when to make profitable investments: locates any discs Re of the system. Is also a palmetrist; can read life from cradle to grave. Advertises nothing but what he can do. No matter what your trouble may be, call. Fee 76c and $2. na si
TO LOAN.
nno LOAN—Money st once, any amount: lowest i nto. McKay, Odd Fellows bell. fax
• fpO LOAN—930,000 on farms, or city property. X Very low rate* C. W. Goraueh, 15 Va. are. 1
mO LOAN—Money on Jewelry, clothing foralX tore, e tc., City Loanoflloe, 66 a. Illinois st. uh ■
mo LOAN—We have some money to loan at a X low rate of interest. Jno. 8. Spann ft Oo.
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mo LOAN—Money at 7 per cent, on city properX ty, in snma of 92,000 to 85,000. E. M. C., 21 Vance block. n z
mo LOAN—Money 2 fa 15 years; lowestraus: inX Btalhnent plan: farina or dty. Bum ft Babnaman, Indianapolis. ns *
flTO LOAN.—Money to loan on improved city X and farm property. M. E. Vinton, Sand 4 Vinton’s block, Indianapolis, Ind t a
mO LOAN—Fund* of Butler university, at marX ket rates, without commissions, on first mortgage of real estate. Apply personally or by mall ton. M. Blount, Pres., Irvington. Ind. ez
DISSOLUTION.
JVI88OLUTION —The firm ofYohn Brothers has JJ been dissolved this day by mutual consent, Albert B. Yohn withdrawing from the firm in conse-
quence of ill health.
The biuioesa will hereafter be conducted under the same name, by Charles G. Yohn, who assumes
the obligations of the late fino.
AluxhtB Yohn, Chablbs G. Yohn.
Indianapolis, Ind., May 5,1886. ato-vv,th,a
jilSSOLUTTON—The partnership heretofore ex- | / titing onder the firm name of Perkins ft Lan.catter, is t bur day dissolved oy mntnal'eoneent. R. H. Lancaster retiring. All debt* due the firm will be paid to him. S. B. Pkkkins,
B. H. Lancabtsr.
S R. Parkins and D. Quinn will still ezrfy on busineM at tbe old stand, 428 North Alabama st., and will be pleased to see all of our old customers and aa many new ones as may favor os with a
call.
e Quin* ft Perkins. May 12, I860. noo!
LOST. *
T OST—A small gold necklace, with pencil and small hair cross on It. Return to Sentinel office and rpeeve reward. 1
J OST—Kevs—In the northern part of the city, a Xj bunch <n keys, for the return of which a liberal reward will be paid if left at the News
office.
J OST—On Washington street" from Vanoe Block JJ to Meridian street, Meridian to Circle street, or Circle to St. Charles Block, pocket book containing 165 and valuable notes. Finder will please return to room No. 14 St. Charles Block and receive good reward. * ’ !
FOR TRADB.
XT’OB TRADB—A two story stone business honro X in a thriving city of 6,000 people (west) ani rash for a farm or city property. Amoa Carter, People office. nn z
X?«B TRADE—40 acres of laxjd In Pulaski county X and cottage house of 4 rooms on Arsen.d hvenue for house of 6 or 6 rooms within eight squares
of Circle. Address
uuol\ G. W. A., 85 Cherry street.
SOCIETY MBBTIKCH3. | N DT AN A POLTiTlODgFnO^^
1 PYTHIAS. A foil attendance of No. 56 Is requested on Thursday eve., at Castle hall. Work. fa second degree F. E. Benjamin, C. C. M. J. Erwin, K. of B: and S. . ut t
VT ASONIC—Keystone Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M. JjI Special meeting this (Thursday) evening at 7:46 o’cioA for work in M. M. degree. Visiting
companions are fraternally invited.
Frank P. Woollnn, H. P. W. & Anderson, Seo.
A TTENTION, KNIGHTS.—Excelsior lodge, No. J\ 26, K. of P., will meet at Castle hall on Friday evening, May 14. Work—Second rank. A full ttendance ol mem ban Is desirable.
W. D. Wiles, C. C.
H. B. Stoltn, K, of R. and 8. uo t
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
(TtiUN ITY REFORMED EPISOOPAirCHUBOH X —Corner of North and Alabama street* Birbop Samuel Fallows win preach in this church this evening. The bishop is a man of great learnleg and eloquence. All who desire to hear him are invited to attend. 1
DIED.
~YOUNG-In Cincinnati, April 27th, ISSOJffiss Nannie Young, of consumption. 1 CARRIGEB-Daughter of J. J. and Sarah F.
Caniger.
Funeral will take place May 14th, at 2:30 p. m., from the family residence 178 Chriatian av* I
‘Sylph” Mcllonald’* Whisky Ring'Papers
[Cincinnati Commagcial, to-day,]
McDonald is desperate. He has dost his fortune) and vrfts snubbed by Grant-in Chicago. We are o f the opinion that when his paper* are examined
carefully it will be found that, while they are important, they do not prove the participation of the x-umeider.t In the whisky frauds. Indeed, Mr. McDonald’.' paper* have been seen, end the report made upon 'hem was that, while they would dama^e many pusuna, Grant coaid not be included la i he list. We have no dsnbt this is a correct estimate. It was said that McDonald offered to sell hls papers for a large sum, assuming that they would deruoy Grant, but upon investigation they did not po«bcb8 that form of vslue. A Grant Man Astonished.
[Washington special.]
to Chicago, h men, but Is n -tofxtrcme limits.' He says be is astonished at i he development at the anti-Grant feeling which he meet* everywhere among republicans. Heaayi there w*s a great deal more of it In the Tennessee convention than he expected. All the Grant papers hare been placing the Tenneeeee delegation aa eighteen for Grant; but Judge Harrison saya the true number is hut sixteen.
Three O’clock.
Drs. Reid and Fowler Elected Missionary Secretaries.
A Stylish Execution at Bethlehem, Pa.
Stuyves&Ht, N. Y., Destroyed by Fire.
GENERAL CONFERENCE. Drs. Reid and Fowler Elected Missionary Secretaries, Etc. CnrcnriTATl, May 13.—Bishop Morrill presided over the general conference to-day. The couler- * nee voted to elect two missionary secretaries, and to authorize the board of managers to employ such additional assistance a* they deem necessary. The election cf these secret*ries proceeded by ballot as for bishops. 'J be brat ballot*resulted in the choice of Rev. Dr. J. M. Reid, the prorent incumbent, and Rev. C. II. Fowler, the vote bMng at follows; J. M. Reid, 281; C. H. Fowler, 220; J.P. Newman, 121; J. y. Graw, 48; A. C. George, 9.; J. G. Grayson, 7. During thecoantmit of the ballots the reports of the fraternal delegates to the evangelical assembly, and to toe colored Methodist Episcopal church In the United States were received. A ballot was then taken for -orrerponding secretary of the church extension socioty, the candidates being Rev. A. J. Kynett, present incumbent, and Rev. Homer- Eaton. The result will bo announced at the next session of the
conference.
The Secretaries.
DH. BSID.
John Morrison Reid, re-elected, was born in New Yory city in 1880. He entered the New York conference in 1344, and his commanding talents secured for him lead ug appointments. He was for* a time president of Genesee college, and while in that position the general conference of 1364 elected him editor of the Western Christian Advocate at Cincinnati, and four years later editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate at Chicago. In these positions he was distinguished as a writer. While editor of the Northwestern Advocate he was elected a blshon in the Csnsdian Methodist Episcopal church, but he declined the position, preferring to remain in the church ot his first choice, in 1872 he was elected one of the cor-
staries of the Missionether with B. L. Dashieil
spending secretaries
y society, together _ __ and Thomas M. Eddy, both now dead. Hines
their death Dr. Reid has had the entire care of the great missionary work of the cnurch. He ia a man of the moqt gracious presence, winning manner, and though not • brilliant ia a very effective speaker. DR. FOWLXX, Charles feenry Fowler is at present the editor of the New York Christian Advocate, having been elected to succeed Daniel Curry in 1878. He was bornjn Burford, Canada, August 11, 1837, In 1341; he went to Illinois, and spent his boyhood on a farm. He graduated from Genfaeo In 1369 With the ' highest honors of his class. He at once went to Chicago and began studying ifiw. Being converted, ne abandoned law for the ministry, and in March, 1860, entered Garrett Biblical Institute.from which he graduated in 1861. The same year he was admitted into the Bock River conference, of which he Is still s member. He filled in succession the most Important appointments In Chicago, and when the greet fire ot 1371 destroyed several Methodist churches, ho took tn active part in securing funds to restore them. He personally secured forty thousand dollars In the East for this purpose. In 1866 he was elected president ot the Northwester* university, but deelined; in 1872 he was again elected, and accepted, remaining in that position nntil elected to the editorship ot the Christian Advocate. Dr. Fowler Is a splendid platform talker. It is his forte, and while he has not failed as editor, it has been the general judgment of the clutch that the missfonary secretary ship was peculiarly bis place. Mr*. Jennie Willing, well kr.own in Indlfihapolis, is Secretary Fowler's
sister.
GALLOWS FRUIT. Hoyt Hanged at Bridgeport, and Tnree Other* at Lebanon, Pa. Bxrr'iKPORT, Conx., May 13.—Sdwin Hoyt was hanged to-day. His death was almost instantaneous with the fall ol the trap. Three at a Time. Lkbanow. Pa., May 18.—Yerv few people were admitted to the jail yard this morning to witness the execution of Brandt, Humel and Wire for the murder of Baber in order toget the Insurance on his life. The entire morning wss taken up with religious services. Rev. George Trabert and Bev. J. T. J. Sbantz attended upon Biandt and Humel, and Bovs. Israel Hay and Ezekial Light gave spiritual consolation to Wise. At 10:15 a. m. Wise gave notice to the deputy sheriff that he was ■xady. He left his cell preceded by the clergymen, »r>d arcended the steps to the scaffold, bearing himself firmly and with a smile upon his conntou* r ee. He made the following statement: “What I have to say is that all are guilty. I Acetified In cofirt and confessed all about It, and how Humel got Jin. That is all I have to ssy.” Krv. Mr. Hay prayed end sung the familiar hymn )•> Germsn, “Tbere Is a fountain filled With btood.” At the eobclusion of the hymn Brandt and Humel were brought out, accompanied by the deputy sheriff a*d clergyman. The men were all 'dad in dark suits, with boutonierre of smilax and lilies of the valley, pr. seated by their friends. The gallows was the tune upon which Drews and Strickler were hanged. An impressive scene took place upon the gallows previous to the execution. Deputy Sheriff Deningtr. the clergymen, Sheriff GrlU and assistants, went upon the scaffold and shook hands with the culprits, each of whom thanked the sheriff for hU kindness during their incarceration, and expreased a desire to meet him in the world to oome. At tVlre’f request he was allowed to visit the cells of
At 11:15 Sheriff Grill stepped upon the platform and adjuated the noose, while the deputies bound them hand and toot and placed over their heads white muslin caps. Both Brandt and Hamel were aaked if they had anything to aay and they replied In the negative. AH three men knelt upon the platform of the trap and engaged in earnest prayer, while Rev. Mr. Shantc read an appropriate passage from the scripture* AH persons having withdrawn from the scaffold, Sheriff Grill sprung the trap at exactly 11:1& A slight tremor was observable in Humel’s kness, otherwise the death of the three men seemed to follow the fell. At 11:30 the physician in attendance pronounced the men dead. H envy Fire on the Hudson River R. R. ToroBKOTriaE, N, Y., May 13.—The foondry and railway buildings, large ice house, stores, etc., at Stnyveaant, are burning. The Hudson, river railroad track ia blocked with ruins of tne lire, and the rails are warped. Trains are stopped each side of the fire, and the wires are dewn. THE VILLAGE OF 8TUTVESANT DE8TBOTKD. HuDfloK, May 18.—The village of Stnyveaant, 11 miles north of this city,, was desuoyed by fire this morning, involving a leas over 8200,000. The fire caught in the store house of the New York and Catskill steamship company. Among the buildings -burned are the postoffice, the home of the New Jersey ice company, the railroad depot, Clapp’s hotel, Stnvesant’s Iron foundry, 8t. Mary’s church, aid all the buildings on loth tides ot the railroad track, covering a radius of over a square mil* Among the fine resilience* destroyed Is that of Senator Wendover. A tramp, giving his name as James Smith, was ited charged with causing the flte.
Don Cameron Administers Soothing Syrap, f Philadelphia special.] The Philadelphia delegatee to the Chicago convention had a deal of backbone put Into them today. Before Senator Cameron left this city for New York he had personal interviews with all but three of them, and every delegate who was thus approached ia now strong in his advoeaey of the ex-president. The means which were nsed to bring about this change were oi the mildest sort. Came.nn’a friends believe that almost the entire atate delegations will vote as he desires. Grant Cannot be Forced trosn the Field [Philadelphia special.] Senator Cameron stated with confidence that Grant would have more than 400 votes on the first bellot, and would be Bominated without a doubt. He save assurance that Grant was Interesting himself in the matter, end quoted the general as saying at a recast conference of his friends, “aay en--tmiea cannot force me from the field.” Weeping Will Not Save Them. [Washington special.] Senator Jones, ol Nevada, had a dispatch today .that the delegates to Chicago from that state had been Instructed for Blaine. He end Senator Conkling had quite a little intermingling of lean over the new* Ex-Senator Bayard Dying. Wilmihotoh, Del , Msf IS,—Ex-Senator James A. Bayard is much weaker to-day and apparently •inking rapidly. He resists the effoita of hlsattendanta to give him nourishment. The Day of AdJournmeat. Washihgtow, D. C., May 13.—The committee on ways and means fixed upon May 81»t for the adjournment oi congress.
Foar O’clock.
The Dig Cotton Strike U England Commenced.
Probabilities of a Glut In tke Tea Market*
Fatal Explosion in Mahoning Powder Mills.-
NEWS BY CABLE.
England. AUSTRIA FEELING COMFORTABLE. Lorn-on, May 18.—A correspondent at Vienna telegraphs that the pubHcattoc of Earl GranvU*>g dote and Gladstone's letter is mnch appreciated tb«-r«>. Lcrd Granville recently warmly assured Count Karolyi that the British government was animated by the most sincere desire to cultivate friendly relations with Austria, and he expressed satisfaction qt the Anstfh-German understanding. OFF FOR IKDIA. The msrqnta of Bipim, the neri viceroy and staff, left to-Usy for India via Brindisi. THE POTTOM STB IKK AT BLACKBURR. Lor dob, Maw 13.—The factory operatives ol Blackburn left their employment yesterday aa they finished making up. At a number of the mills the operatives decided to work at the old
grant the Increase of five per cent. The Blac burn sfrikeha# produced mnch consternation In Oldham, Blackburn being its principal customer. Stocks are pccumulating, aad ft has been determined to counteract the evil effect of th* Blackburn strike by stopping operation for a weak. Turkey. THE ALRAXIAM TROUBLE, Constamtikople, May 13.—The grand vizier insists upon the immediate adoption of measures for preventing the threatened oontliat between the Albanians and Montenegrins. Disturbances have occurred at Sins, in ViUayet of Saionlca, a&d martial law baa been prods! ned. —w" 1 *" A Cheap Cnp ot Tea for America. [Washington special.] A very heave glut is likely to occur In the Japan tea market consequence of Increased import of abont 10 fafi^cno pounds during the present year over that of icsi rear. The crop of Japan teas has been Increa. ^ every year in consequence of demand made ef them la the United States during the yean 1876 and 1877. Exports from Japan to the United States were 25,897,280 pounds last year. These exports were increased to 66,302,675 pounds, and to-day advices have been received that tbere will be exported this season 84,666.087 pounds, being aa Increase of over 86 per cent, above last year’s exports. This Increased exportation, with tne stock on hand, is likely to make the quantity on hand for the present year In this dty abeut 45,000,009 pounds, which Is far more than will be required lor consumption, aad bas already weakened the market, with prospects of lower prices. The result will be that the consumer will stand s chance of having good tea this year at faff lower price than been known for some time past. The Hoyt Execution. Brtdgpokt, May IS.—Hoyt arose at 4 o’clock, breakfasted, and wrote several letters to his brothers and sister* Only his counsel was allowed to visit him in the cell. Soon after 11 o’clock the sheriff; deputies, and clergy- ‘ ■* dea'
gathered 400 persona. Bis step was quite firm as be ascended the scaffold. After e short prayer tb* noose and cap were adjusted. Hoyt took leave of the spectators, the trap was sprung, and he fell about sfx feet. His neck was broken. The Hanford, California, Tragody. Bam Framicibco, May 18.—Settlers abont Hanford at a public nesting after the late affray, passed resolutions' bolding the railroad company responsible for the tragedy and pledging themselves to use all honorable means to prevent lurth- , er bloodshed, and to urge waiting for • legal vindication of their rights. Speeches were made urging the settlers to stand together in the common ranse and di* for their homes, if need be. Bart is credited with the statement, before his death, that Harris, one of the settlers, fired the first shot, wounding him In the abdomen. The Oil Region Fires, New York, May 18.—The toUowlng telegrams were received to-day from the oil fire* region: Oil City, May 1S.-G. H. Lincoln: One tide water task, 9,000 barrels fall, one 25,000 of M. and J. Full, both burning. No further danger from tanks is anticipated. , [Signed] W. Bradford, Pa., May 18.—Mr. Bushmell: Oar numbers one,two and Uvs burned; Watson’s number one, two and three burned. The fire is not completely tinder yet, and the villain atUl pursues her. [Signed] Nate. Sherman and TUden Meet. [New York special.] There waa an unnsnal commotion In the lower part of .Nassau street to-day when two carriages a, disun-
_nd the c secretary of treasury John Sherman. Both were on their way to attend a railroad meetiag at the office of J. H Meyer, president of PitUburg, Fort Wayne A Chicago railroad. These rival aspirants for presidential honors greeted each other with
cordial handshaking.
The Northern Pacific BsdlroafiL
Washikgtom. D. C., May 13.—The secretary of war transmitted to-day to the chair man of tht house committee on the Pacific railroad a report from General W. T. Sherman, upon the military advantages of the Northern Pacific railroad, in which he advocates the extension of the road; also, detailed report from Quartermaster General Meigs, showing a saving to the govern mien t in tranrportatlon by the Northern Pacific daring the past ten
year* of about three mill tons of dollar*. Return of'Two Escaped Convict*
Columbus, O m May IS.-The marshal of Wiachester, in this county, returned to prison to-day.
Cooper and Adams, two of the convicts who ea^
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raped from the penitentiary yesterday. Th
men, when they escaped threw aside their striped uriton^dotbet, and when captured, eleven tnitq* The captuieeTmen my the other convict who ea- < aped with them was supplied with money end
citizen's clothing by ontaiaa friend* How a Negro Escaped Arrest.
appeared. Since then he has been hiding in the lattice of the Western railroad bridge over the river. His mother told the officers hla place of concealment. They appeared at either end of the bridge and demanded his sutrendez.« The fugitive leaped 40 feet to the river and, uninjured by the |ump,he sought the deepest water and drowned Fsmeral of Mr. Gee. Brown: Torohto, May 18.—Tha funeral of Geo. Brawn, editor of the Globe, took place yesterday, and the remains were followed to the grave by an Immnnae concourse of people. Senators and mem ben af the Dominion government aad Ontario legislature, the mayor and corporation, board ef trade, corn aad stock exchanges, and several societies attended in a body. The streets through which the cartage parsed were densely packed with spectator* One More for Sherauu* [Washington special.] It is understood here that Sherman has gained a
vote in New York, by the withdrawal of a delegate, which places L. P. Morion in his place m alternate. Morton la understood to be a Shsrmaa
Sentenced to be Hung.
Spaulding, near Doge, July 84,1879.
Darkness tn tke Boston Postoffloe.
toTay* 11 AU nighi workman stop. Fatal Powder Explosion. Porranm-», Pa , Mar 18.—Tb* Mahoning powder mill. near asnland, txp eded this morning, lining FI wood Bemman, and injuring five other* The mill is la flame* Shenn&n’a Movements. New York, Msy 18.—Secretary Sherman received a number of visitors this morning, and at IQ o'clock started lor Wsshingtoa. 7 * Another Ohio Supervisor. Washington, Msy 18.—The president nominated bamml N. Todd, oFTiqua, supervisor of «easus, second district ol Ohio. Toledo Dogs Get the PriseNew York, May lA-The Toledo kennel olub secured the piiae to-day at the dog show.