Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1880 — Page 4

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W.l-^bcht. and »k*U v*****} Jr r: j: f " i% THURSDAY, JUNE U 2,50(ms. orwuixiruL Chtmieoa Summer Sffla.

,5nxr^argfttagy^i Ayres & Co. nrDiABiPOLw, m. b 7 mall. Afcuti lof Buttarlck’i

We Are Selling

1847 ROGERS BROS. 1847 man. SUtrer-Pl»te4l Katrem at « $1.7® s i *.4®

w SL-^-d

The SoAdAy Mcurtion train to Chicago orer the Pwn read will leara at 11:30, as hour and Am - '—I “ “ ^ * fore adrertieec. change ia time throw south ineti-

The wife of _ 34 UbUni street,

Richard OamobeU, residing at ^fhUiato a cellar last nicrht

aad received internal injuries, which an

likely to prere fatal. To-day she easily and her frieuds hare hope

ftUver*Plated TaMaapaaas 8.7® •ilTer-Flataei Tcaapoano, lt®5 ALSO. A-

■ilTer-Plated Kalwea at s s t ®0e BllTcr-Plated Fartui at t t ; s 90e Silrer-Plated Tableapaoaa * »0c Silver-Plated Teaspoons t s 45c Order® by maU.Malegrtph or taiepheM will ha prempUy attended to.

Bingham, Walk 4 Mayhew, U Seat Washington St ' WAR BULLETIN. These who have net yto applied for penatom abonld de at now, aa the anoan will not be paid naien claim la ftW before July 1, 1880. 1 hare had it yean* experience in collecting papstena, bouaty ate. Send 0 cente, and I will tend capon to dsn, or call ea me at room St Vame Block, InIni. W. B. GOBBALET. tmlnaoa [4]

Cm Fettlt'e KyoSalre; wanantod to onra. Try It Stop that Ooughi Urn Pottlt’a American Coogh Prttlt’e Blood Purifier, the Best Medicine on Sarth. PETTITS REMEDIES am bovud to lb ad. f t n-w,tb w

NEV DESIGNS SWISS AMD NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES. FINE WHITE GOODS. Fenian,llndia and (Unen Lawn MsemUa^gifured Swiss, Striped, Clucked and Lace Naineook at William Hade's, 4 West Washington stroet. wAm

GRENADINES!

Vandeome Pattens ia Black Bilk Brocade Grenadines. SHE and WOOL FANCY GRENADINES St 60c; eoet fl.25 to Import. Special Lot of FANCY GRENADINES to bo mM at U}£ and 2Se per yard. Splendid bargatns. Inspection tolMted.

DAVIS & COLE, ODD miOWI HOOT. m.w/’

RELIABLE

CLOTHING At Inside Prices TO BE HAD OHLY AT ARCADE ID

GKTI KBWS. * »—» <i*M » , 71’ “3« :ru,iai * Fnutktto soikga. .

1«M 21th, *

Joha

£

.

aorc than Is aU

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is resting ope of her re>

ooTery.

Her. A. H. Carrier aad & Merrill, of the Fourth Preebytorian eh arch, wtil go over to-nicht to a meeting ia. prograss at Greenfield. Mr. Carrier All remain orer Sunday, his pulpit being Ailed by Rer. W. H. Van

DOBMa

General Maason returned from the Chicago oonrention last night. He says the reported biitem ess with which the contest is carried on is not aa exaggeration, aad also belieres that there Is very much money used on the southern delegates. Her. B. A. Bradley, rector of Christ church, returned this morning from the Episcopal church oonrention at Eraasrille* The conrention sleeted him to represent the church in the general oonrention next October, in New Yetk. There will ben strawberry and ice cream fastirai, together with recitations by the children, at Central arenue M. E. church this erening. The literary program will be, in tbe main, a repetition of the one recently giren by tbe little people. There will be no charge for admUrion. Patrolmen Clark and Stemmens yesterday procured Pat. Boouey's diamond piu and geld watch from Simon McCarty, and expressed them to their owner. There was some loud squealing done, they say. PJ8.—Messrs.Clark and Stemmens procured gibe jewelry in exenange for a draft for $313, and there was no squealing about it . The program for the concert of Rosa D’Erina at PfaflUn’a music parlors to night embraces a wide variety of music both

THH INDIANAPOLIS NEWS; FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1860. -■ ■ ..11.1.1. a. i ."T-S-VSifif* *' «... ■ . . . .

full of

— Frye had fiaiahed one eoald nor see anything, the air being

„ yells, hats, handkerchiefs aad other things for the space of two or three mln-

Tfte Botnate Doetora.

8. M. White, Kokemo,

asysft , Kokomo, awirtant

▼ice-preri-

;

e Kokom _

The president will be treasurer ex ofioio. A. chairman of the varions sections into .which the ameciauonr divides its wdrk, the iwesideftt appointed 8. M White, of Kokomo,

medica. . ;

After directing that the praseedings of tiie ooavention be printed in the rhyaio-Medical Journal of Indianapolis, the society adjourned to meet ia this city in May, 1881.

the-way down to selections fromPinafore. M’lle D’Erina is one of the most remarkable vocalist and musicians that ever visited this

region.

An impression prevails in the best informed railroad circles here, that the fast trains recently put on sad announced for the near futnre will soon be taken off and tbe old schedule established. This is supported by tbe fact that if the war on speed is maintained, the longer lines will retaliate by reducing rates, and as tbe matter of money is a serious one to the average American, itu not difficult to tell who will be benefitted.

Use of the Belt Railroad.

At no time siooe the completion of the

Belt rood has the I., O. A or its successor,

the 0., I., St. L. k C. road, under the

ment of M. E. Ingalls, — J tbe purpose of transferrin

managemade use of it for

« ; , g through freight around the city, although it was built from the I., B. It W. crossing to North Indianapolis, three miles, including a river bridge, to accommodate th* I., 0. A L. alone. Mr. Ingalls hauls his long freight trains through the city aud over the Union tracks, which the other roads pay to keep up, and their managers are becoming restive. It costa more to transfer the car* around the belt than threugh the city, bot believing that it would prove beneficial to the citixens, by relieving the streets of long trains and tedious stops at the numerous crossings, they agreed to bear the increased expense. Now, by the refusal of ;the 1.0. A L. to adopt the same course, the object of the belt road is threatened with defeat, as it is rumored some of the other lines will not use it unless the I. C.ScL. does. The city has a large interest in the matter, and some influence should be brought to bear that will maintain the road

in snceeSsfnl operation.

m/vftujgft The records of the U nited Stot es court today show the compromise of an important patent ease. The Holly manufacturing company, of Lock port, New York, sned Samuel and James P. Cummings, of Newport, Ky., for Infringement of patent on street fire hydrant, by selling a number to tbe city of South Bend. The agreement upon which the compromise was made and salt dismissed revs that each party shall manufacture and sell their respective fire hydrants without interference from the other, and all opposition and litigation and right of action shall cease, except such as arises in the usual competition of trade. # Midnight Marauders. Doug Bell, an employe of Gates A Fray’s hvery stable, bad his room broken into the other night, and a salt of clothes, watch and pair of boots stolen, all of the value of about $80. He believes that a trotting-hone robber is the guilty party, inasmuch as he had been hanging abont the stable for some days, and was thoroughly acquainted with all the surroundings. In addition to this, the old clothes of the suspected person were found back of bis boarding house the next morning, and he has not been seen since. Efforts are being made to apprehen# the thief, and with some prospects of success. Supremo Court. The following cases were decided to-day. Abstracts will be published to-morrow. 1867. Christiana Underwood vs. J. G. Sample, Tippecanoe C. C. Reversed. Niblaok, J. 6688. Charles L. Luce et el, vs, Harry a Behoff, Huntington C. C. Affirmed, Hawk, J. 6166. John W. Cottrel et aL vs Samuel CettrelL

6978. Christian C. Neve et aL vs Louisa J. Tucker. Hendricks C. a Petition for rehearing overruled. Free Baths. To the Editor of The Indianapolis Nows: Yonr paper of the 2d contained a very just and proper editorial on the subject of free baths. Iti* * ‘ ‘

tion. In the meantime the Y. M. 0. A. will be g ad to have the community understand that their bath rooms are as nearly free as they can be made without public assistance, and can be used eVery day, if desired. You will see that if,used as often as the holder is entitled to ose his ticket, batbfe will

. , _oluding a river bridge,’ to 0084 le “ 11,1111 ^ree cents each, and we will

accommodate the I., 0. A L. alone. Mr. In- ** K lad *<> do more as we have the ability.

" ‘ *- ■ These are first-class baths, and are now used

by some of tbe best men in Indianapolis.

John B. Brahdt,

’ General Secretary.

Who Oowsto-BInmU Bolt. causes celebre of this vicinitj, appears to baT6 coma to a sadden and disastrous ending as far as the plaintiff is concerned. The /Mioiif it will be remembered, was to recover possession of three pieces of valuable property mortgaged by his “oUMf. Melissa E. Downie, * to BisseUforthesamef $25,000, which it was claimed, under the will of A. G. Stevens, she had no right to do.. His attorneys claim that under the rating of Judge Drummond, the case was in good shape, and but for unforeseen circumstances would have resulted successfully. A year ago, the 31st of May, Downiest interest in the property was sold on execution, the judgment being for • u ? 1 °* , $1,475. or thereabouts. He failed to make arrangements to redeem, aud sow F. M Churchman is owaurof twothirds of his iutsrest, and bis wife of her one-thirds w£!eh vested upon the sale to Churchman. Mr. Churchman will press the salt against Biseell, and has retained the attortieys who prosecuted the case for Downie. ■ %

Fast Time Come Agate Some More. Constantly accelerated speed is being made on passenger trains under the erase for fast travel Hereafter the fast train on the 0.1. St, L. A 0. road .will wait for the Vandalia bain, enabling passengers to make the run from St. Louis to Cincinnati, 353 mihe in ton hours and fifteen minutes. An unfortunate issue will almost certainly come out of this erase for fast running. The rpftds which cannot oompete with rivals in the matter of time will do so by catting rates. Already the^are indications of nnsettiing pools aU ewer the west Then will inevitably come a redaction of rates, just as the road* were getting in it condition to pay good wagai to the employes. Despite this fact, which most be self-evident, the train men themselves ere the moat ardent advocates of a high rate of speed. >

• New Salto.

Ann Elisa Mercy of Buffalo, has brought suit in the United States Clour, against Wm. T. Marcy, to recover the value of a note executed Apnl l,18t4. bv W. T. Marcy A Op. for $6,390.61, and lor $10,000,{money

loaned to defendant in 1876.

•si* Got divorce bee been begun by E dine Picard against Victor Picard, on t

ground uf failure to provide.

.A rather singular habeas corpus case was Med to-day. Tbomaa and Prndie Barbour, ia the complaint, my ftey stand in relation of parents to a six months’ old infant, Eloise Barbour, the daughter of Belle Savali, an unmantod woman/by whom it was committed to their care. It Is in pomesdoft now of Geo. Stevenson, who lives with J. H. Steiner, ia Wcodruff dace, who claims it on the ground that he it tbe fdber. Plaintiffreay he is not the father, and ia the husband of a woman in

Kentucky.

Indianapolis Mnato PaplU.

!mthe

^oft^ c^f4eofTu»k f

notice,

Mp$

will be of Interest in Indianapolis: Otiie 0. Torbet gave that lov«ly ro-

wlSfi'ttoBMiilMaf’iir., yean7go! >T JLB by llto yoneg tody, not very firmly and pure jy it is true, rat mo nearly right that it wa interesting to beer her, tad pereeveranc

was

— vi--. - —» — perseverance will add to her playing that strength which it uow lacks. Mi*> Perie Roum^f lndianv polls made an excellent impression, aud her stognkwly vibrant voice, with a brilliant Hag in it end an indescribable beauty of timbre, carried off eome crudities of oxecntton MM that die i

plsuded. ..

was enthusiastically ap-

The repubtimas bold a county com tiHgorrow to the opera housa-W I me* lost sight of by Werybody but ti

LVtntion

__ It is al-

„ — -t 7 —j bat the candidateK—to nominate the remainder of the Opuftty ticket Tbe chief Interest centers in

to%.’S2!r u “ I"": “ Bhouldtm, held at 4c; S.75 bid; short ribs held iasifis-ajttis

Bm IndteaapoUa erate Market

'.** tm * Weedy. Can steady (Mi dulL Bye

SiRNM^e

Whem-No.tred, met at CLOSUfti.ie sate.

a? larwaraa' . Markets by Teiegrapiu -

Touroo, Jane 4 .-Wheat steady; No S rad Wabash, Jane M^o; July 91.01)4; Corn strong; high mixed 41c. Not 40c%c. Rejected 8^4c; Damaged CBonioo, Jane 4.~Wheel. Jua, 91.01)4; July, 97?4c. Coni. Jnoe 86c; July 36Jic; August 88)4o. saiffisStkas

Uons.

Rye doll; Baltuou, Jane 4.—FJem actlvo end steady; asR , «sisAa. i ^as*fiSf-2i higher; No X western winte

mi-. S2S£‘iig r c£?2^&iair‘.Sa wMte^«SB44c; do mixed «l®42c; PeunsylTanla Nsw Tons, Jane 4.—Floor without change: ▼«»ymoderate export and home trade demand; receipts 14,918 barrola; round hoop Ohio 94.76* 6.00; eheior do96.1006.60; soperfine western S3.A0 04.00; common to good extra do. 98.0004.50; choice do do 94 6007.00; choice white wheat do — —*—' ’ * ‘ Winter

► bushbasheia

m, June, i. 16Mr’Corn, * cash daU; do futures'' >4c bettm^ quiet; mixed western spot 6S)40S4c; do futures 60(9610, Oats are doll; waatani 40H6H7c. Beef doD end unchanged; new plain mam 99.50010.00; new extra do 910(910.60. Pork firm and quiet _ SU.8S. Laid firmer; steam rendered

Cheese

i expertecee an too well known to need

D Lelewer'e hot stare, oppealta court! ht

At Sehefiner’s to-night. Z’ — - - anuw hats I snuw hats! The largest and best etoA of bmb’s aad hoy’s hots sold the lowest at ••Beaten’s Hat Store,” North Psansylvate st eu a Ice water is perfectly harm leas end more refreshing with a little Hop Bitters in each draught. oao-mAw

to mark the graves at their do wall to aatoetfiraas the pe torts, IS Wert Otoe street

thatttme'wili* # Wtounat^/piinffgt ^ g,> hu* -

U W. Ohio St

Browning A oils and eo Rrowalac A

Browning A Sloan, prescriptions o specialty. tt s AhenuNfnl pure white amrhle maMto tor sale ehem,atOmpeftterts, UWeettoftestreet ton nrst-claas work aad material only with owoaah pricca, at Carpentarts, ISWest Okie street to* Carpenter's mar ole works la the oldest eetahHelvment U the kind In the city. The work from that house In the dlfieront cemeteries Is sufficient rocemmendatioa. tag

FARMERS, Yon earn buy Sugars of v at Cinciunati quotations by tho barrel. FARMERS, You oan buy Ooffoot of ui at Cincinnati quotations by the bag. . And don't yon forgot it

H. H. LEE, No. 34 West Wash. St Directly opposite L. 8. Ayres A Go. No. 7 Odd Fellows Hall, No. 350 Virginia Am, . No. 1 Madison Avenue,

NOW IT IS THE TOWN TOPIC That I would ask you to call and try FOB A PLEASANTLY FLAVORED 5c Smoke.

Chas. F. Meyer, 11 North Penn, street, UNOKB L O. O. r MATA.

▲NNOUNOSMHNT8,

ENTS doable-faced son IJ Paetz’s, 27 N. Penn.st

umbrellas at BalsA

h ■

pBICE^jetpe ta millinery unequalled. I^wla

1)Y Baying yoar condlee of 9. Heta, JJ aye., yoa get them pare and fresh.

15 MaA. ui s

M A g£Bu.agca

I

IPLKY’8 stable. No. Hones and yenldes

_ marriage Maas. aye. Us

72 West Market st. of all kinds for sale end

ts at

“E office.

il: weetern at 91.1201.16. Sugar firm and

fair. Moiaesee steady and very quiet. Petroleum

atoftBloe falrl’

S qub

q'utat aVllLS^V ^H 811 Tallow flrm •— Eggs fina ifio

quiet and firm; light demand. Rice fairly active

to cholae.

i for western.

; 10011c for fair

Now York Money and Stock Market. Nnw You, Jane 4.—Money easy et ^4

per eantr Starling steady,

silver 114)4. securities do

r Government ulL Railroad beads

sney easy et

strong.

State

Stacks i,

. »

1

sa.sLeyaa&a kasrssL 1

leading; upward movements.

Bock Island . .194 P.^>.A B Panama. —I.bTaw Ft- Way no. ns M. A C. [Ut prL]

r£2£i? r " , .!r SJ* 4

rteferred... J22 Wabash 86. L, A P. SI New Yerk OentroLltt^ Preferred — “ Harlem 175 Hannibal A 8t. Joe.. Oeotral... TTHkuAau Fron .. teg

ip^=Is5fer

P. ABIoux City. SSH Northern PaclAc.... 24)4

124

50 90 59

Prel erred DeL A Look

Morris A Essex.... fcL A Hudaoo 68 L. A Albany. New Jersey Central 59 Houston A Texas. 30* L. N. A^k ft

71

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oti.

A AwHMlWtoA»»v»aeAOOOOOOO> Cbes. A Ohio

2d preferred.... Mobile A Ohio..

g. a a^c 1 ...if sasw Ohio Centrai IS (WroL^

L. RAW— S04 • Offered. BWt

L. A N Nosh. Chat.

z-.n*

^SSSTuwr.:.:; 51 If qaiek Savor ^

will have no oppo- • juficuof thecrim-

. ths bust oploton

.... _ ^rsAo 1 •P—fctiOd •» tk« le*tatatire Mekot. Tbe

rxoMPT patmxmt op urx nrsiTBAMcn. [Foirmount Nows, Grant county, Ind., JaoeSd-] [We eroitod tonottoo ihetoUowtagleltar.'Which ■pvaks for Itself.-En ] pAixuotTMT, GnairrCo., ten .Jane 1,1886. Managers Indnetiial Ufa ftmedsHon, IndlonapoUa, Indiana: Genflemen-Yoar Ppeetal Agent, Chaa. E. Miller, came to Fairmoant and placed In my hands one tbouaand dollars (91,90S), being the full amount el toeunsee dnrried In theebevo AmoetoUaueft the IN* ufboy late hutfhand. George W. V llteto. The claim wee promptly paid within fiftoon day, from pswf of lo*s. Such aaeumpled promptneos la ntely ssot with In thoM days of doabtial tasunnoe, MMft di««rj«» Hftff t>f|t |HMNddM|’ SMMhtiMU XfllNl* tho AflAoeiAikm updf IW a bit ihaqa^waoeat «U1 eeattnoe to posepsr la th, fuUre as U has la the poet, 1 remote, thankfully, years, IUMI1. A JflUGU. -

1XCEL8IOR SPRING'* Saratoga water ondraught at W. H. Allen’s, opposite post-

ts sf

“ GRIFFITH, the eonful nnal attentloa to all t s-m.w,f

riAS FIXTURES for sole cheap tor the next 30 vY days. J. Giles Ssolth, 76 N. Penn, street, opposite Opera House. tasT

OAN EXHIBITION

- open day and evening. Fib eat collection In the city. Painting*, - bronses and bric-a-brac. Admlmioa. 26 cento. , • - tvs 'TRORloweet rates on frith, Soottiah or EngUah J? drafts. £1 and upwards, or passage tickets to and from the old country, over the beet lines, call on Frensri Bros. Vance block, corner Virginia avenue and Washington street. Information chearfally given. • tax rpHE Third Christian Church Sunday school will X picnic at Noblerrllle, Ind., to-morrow. Train teaves the Maomchosetto avenue depot at 8 a. m. Fore for round trip-Adults, 40c; all under 15

1® attend with yoar baskets

well filled, to a good Ume la expected- I

POLITICAL.

T7LIAS G. HOLLADAY will be a candidate for Cl ropreernutlve, subject to the republican nominating conyentlon. 0 tl W M. 8CHAUB A CO., are candldetee for the fT office of “The most popular groeef,” subject to tbe decision of the people. Ballot box at 29 & lUiffitfast, 1

County Clark.

JOHN G. BLAKE will be a candidate far county J clerk, subject to the decision of tbe republican nominating convention. a* I AMES W. ARMSTRONG will be a candidate, J for clerk of Marion county, subject to the republican nominating convention. at a |>EN. C. WEIGHT ia a candidate for the nominD stion for county clerk, subject to the decision of the republican gounty convention. o q J\AV1D M. STOUT will be m candidate for ctark Lf of Marlon eoanty, subject to the republican nominating convention, tvs TJABBT A. DREW Will bet candidate for ooann ty clerk, subject to the deotaion of the repahlican nominating convention. ts*

JOHN REYNOLDS wl gl^ty (dekk, subject to

OLDS wld be a candidate lor

thedeietonof therepab-

th* a Candida tn for

of the

• |AVID F. SWAIN will be _ U eoanty clerk, sabject to tbe < republican nominating Convention.

p I CHARD M. SMOCK will bee candidate _ Il county clerk, sabject to thededrien of the

tlon.-"^ n*| OHN B. CLINTON win be a esndtdnte for the

nomination of dark of Merton county, sabject

the decision of the topahUcen nominating ooue

’ o« s

Prosecuting Attorney.

J

WT WAN MORN lea amdMate far proeccu'tag JW • attorney, subject to tbe republican noml tating ccnvrmion. te r Dim CARY—■Oa Jane S, at U n. m.. Curie Atone, yMOMri daughter of Dsri^aad Canto (tody, aged sight years, six meuthe aad six deyo. Due notice of the funeral wfll he giron In the Morning Journal. . |

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TRADE—14-eere tot in Hendricks eoanty 4 Mkatla aimm eaanmJI late am te^ee»^ —m.* S-.A

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to man

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nrANTED-fobny a hsnmtorl

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iwetter, Crttatian, SIS.

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i to repmr i

y ABTg>-A« _ ^ ^ TTrABTND-^lUeSftclMMdetnAtofteftf ff el honeoworh. wiffiSJis - °” n ~ “i?r

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TITAMTET—Flrst-etoss cook; YVetSSN. Alabama it. ^

also a dtohi

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tlT ANTED— Sitoatioa m dark or i

Yf quirecf Hem. Baylor AOs.

wm. Jean, o v trriHia awe. tas

ITT ANTED—To bay, YYstovee. 159 E. Wi

tu f,m. ws

^ tsr nr ANTED^To bay, one dosen ^ms top eaody Yv jars. 1 gallon each; 26 Mem are. 1 W ABTKD-FSvtiet tooempv part of office, terYV nlshed. CU1 at 8S E. Market rt h tl

TTr ANTED—Men’s end boys’ low-cut sboee et W R R MorrWs, Swwl^sU t« tirAEYED—Good girl to do general houmworit. YY Drag atore, 6th and Tueamsii ata. I TIT ANTED—Flrat-claas barber at the Bijou, 90 E. YY Market; hair catting lie, aheving 5c. I • TTT ANTS>—To rent, a soda fountain for {he eee* YY «<«• F. Carietlan, 64 W. Wsealngton et. 1 TITANtAd—A girl at 278 Chriattan ayenae; IT first-clam wages paid to a competent one, o2 TXrAXYED—The eheapest and beet ptaee for parYY eeota Is at Bala A Paeta’s, 27 N. Penn, st h s TIT ANTED—Actuation by a bar YY tender; gootFrefcrences. AddremP., News. I TTT ANTED— Situation te do general housework. YY Call Immedfftoly at Homelor the FriemUem 1 w ANTED—To borrow 92,600; reaaonable taterVT^^est and fizst-clem security. B., News office, TIT ANTED—Set of baggy huaem; also sign YY printing,inexchangeforwood; 182B.Market. n II , # TTT ANTED— Situation to drive a deUverv waaon; YY weU acquainted with the dty. W., thla office,

t ol

TIT AN'irlD—rteoond-hand children's carriages VY bought mid and repaired at 120 E. New York. \tr ANTED-Bearders at Itt N. Tennessee street; YV also pleasant rooms to tot at reasonable rates, o nl -

yANTED-gccupnt fer njc^r tarnUhed front t ^ W | >m, * s, 60 . New Jersey at. _ ITT ANTED—Ten bites finishers. Apply to YY Buckeye Iron and Beam Works, Dayton, Ohio, ou n!

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y ANTED—A good Gunun^R^to^ do general street. *- -•

ITT ANTED—Arkanim State bonds, any lasoe. YY Indiana Investment Co., 88 Wmt Washington street. ts r

WT ANTED-A _ )V Map of Indiana.’’

Raskio, Foster A Ce’a Attas

x” Cleaveland A Co., N. Penn. »t t ol 'ANTED—Occupant* for fumUhad and unfar-

XJtf ANTED—Occupante for fnrniahed and anfarJT^btahed looms, with board.at Enterprise Hotel, w (tf ^&. w S‘a'£,“

U a-m,wj

127 East Mary land st ■

y ANTED-Machlne blacksmith; a steady, InEagle Mj^hlne^oriM.’ * t ” dy W01 * Kt <ood TTT ANTED—Situation by yoangman of 19 ;clark-

drem Drags, News office.

ToK'S5 0 ?S%. , ?eS;

rtreet, cpp. Opets House. -*

. re-nc

ts s?

ITT ANTED—Salto of room* suitable for tight

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W’^|SA«S , £a,.'S , bCC Ware Store, 68 N. Illlnota st. ou z

nr ANTED—Position as bookkeeper or dnoghte- ‘ YY mm; over tnven yean with Indianapolis <ias Co. Wm. Enfield, 91 Yandes st. o si

fir ANTED—Parties who wish to purchase or sell fitoX.saroy-r" “* t. 8 -

lir ANTED—Use ot hone and buggy for thesamYY mer, or cvcnlna; pleosuro driving only. Addrem Dover, north side. News office. o ■

YU ANTED—Immediately, a white female cook Y* Laureate House, Danville, Ind. Addrem,' with terms,T. G. Wilson. Danville. u II

TTT ANTED—A tew more gentlemen andjadim to YY eat those elegant dtenen at Washington’s New Bra dining rooms, 218. Meridian Z ta s

W ANTED—A competent, steady young nun to YY ran engine. R Over, 246 S. Penn. st.

nr ANTED—To buy, 1,060.666 toot Of popte YY pump lumber; write tor rim* •ts A. R Comstock,.

TTT ANTED—To seU or trade, balance stock fine ■A B

ITrANTEU—Carriages, baggies and phaeton* to YY reprint and repair at myihop, 61 and 88 South Feenease# street, and 48 and 60 Kentucky avenae. J. Fikc. 'tas?

YU ANTED—A situation by a young German to YY take oaie ef'hones end work about-hoase; con give best ol references. Cell at 702 North Msridlsa ■treat. - |

XU ANTED—Those having carriages, buggies and YY wsgous to repair to eati and am a*t at 74 N. Dmawaro at, or 174 Booth Mow Jersey at. Crane ft Miller. ta •

TTT ANTED-Horam to po*taro; 160 acres finest YY bin* gram te eoanty. Items 94-66 per month. W^T^ Fletcher .room 10 Fietoher ft Ourpe’s Block.

Wl ANTED—Before yea bay a sewing maunlae YY aeethe improved light-running Domestic end you win have no other. E. E. Brown, scent, • Mem, ave. an a

Ilf ANTED—Partner with capital; well estabT T 1 b*bed manufacturing badnem; pays well and no risks. Addrom A. H., leek box 74, lodtanapolta, Ind. ou al

XU ANTED— Every person to know that Ed. YY Angbinbeugh’s drug store, 61 North Penn*ylvajtiart^, Is heedqnarters for Uw ooUaUftd oo tiara,

OT ANTED—To borrow 95,660 for two m three YY jeers; Interest? per cent.; nocemmtesion; ss$sj?.£7ssr

Wl ANTED—Ttenes wanting tarneom tor heatYY tea public baUdtegs or dweUlnga. will consult tbetebmt teterwts by addressing Nelson Kingman, Indianapolis, Ind. to a^

TIT ANTED—Situation as clerk te olothlog or YV gents’ furnishing store, by one who has had a thorouKfcrexperience; out furnish rotoreaoee. AddreesR J.8 , News office. oot

TXT ANTED-A house In eentpd part of city; will YY P«y 915 to 919 a month anoglve reference. . , Addrom House. ' t ol Hows office.

TXT ANTED—To root, to s good party without YY children, a srite of handsomely furnished rooms te good nrighborBood. throe doors from Mam. eve. street ear tine; win rent cheep. Address O. P. t Hews office. o a

XU ANTED—Ledias to know the Busteem School YY bae removed to Opera Hearn Hotel, room 14; 8 men scboUrs wanted te the dressmaking dam; we have some elegant suite hers now on exhibition, made by the papita; ati on invited to see, oo UI ANTED—AH narohamn of drofls on Ireland.

^Bee^^A W^^a^nrMitejparl

disrates, and all st once;

Office,

Bryan’s drag state.

la eg CaU

of the eyeaad esr.

free.

Illinois streets, over

ot

y vr p "i t ' 3

i \

y.S~=rSSH5S:— y AN TRP-A a ttie rtriwjhM

PCffi Hit* -TheCkptM. r tn* -

JpORBALE-^They ril fte^ ttK’ €Wt Hd^

pOffi Haant-Farotohed or anfnntaftod roams, F targo, front 1M North Dataware st 1

pMUULE WlNteery. Lewis A Oo, 4»Vte

pt«BAIJft-«6A6>tetota^tfce6p. ChB at M R

l?OE BALE—Freoh mtich cow. Half Jersey. 8M r N. Penn. sL {

F°nmr mi

rtoiBAXH-Oidpoptei.ffioaua par fevndred £ The Mewueffiee. v a

A-

■

■ . B-i I >• y+'jmiJ**

fit ^ ^ fm* 1

ta Fa " c l fails to ba where in the city ex cept at the ^

WHEN

ler, 679 & Eam et. TTOB BALE—Nsw spring J word. 46 Mem.sva.

TX>B SALE—The Invincible JC 366 R Washington ti. TjX)R SALE-Let oa Oolite eve. jn -w-,

-ir tJlotojng' Store.

‘“ST

"tpOE RKNf=4 JJ Inquire at

■ ever 16 Weal!

Address 166 DevMsea.

deventh.

7 Odd Foils ws

• a

ra^ < aa , a!£ , ^ 4w ^

t*OR BALE—ftoleon. A Ho. J ■mud •»* «

g rent. Addrom Satoon, this i

ITTliBS

TXIE SALE- Some very cheap he asm and lota on g payments. C W. Qorsuch, 1# Vs. ave. i riOB BALE—Cheapest piaeeintity, 2d hand furg nit ore end stoves. 159R Wmh. st. tas f,m.w

J. Hodgson, 16 ahd t RENT—A balldl

ipo L':

JR BALE-Forty cenb drem William Pinson,

L. Half hard. AdBridgeport, Merien Co,

• ol.

TTOB BALE—A nioe lot on Elisabeth st. - g cumbered, A bargain. Address D. A J., News.

Unin-

N. N. Morris A Oo. l 'S» N. Data ware st.

TXJR RENT—' T man and ‘

T?OB BALE—Cheep a roomy phaeton with ehlld’s g mat in front, A barite. Apply at 2SS Mma.. htl TK)B BALE-A large stock of ladies’ end gents’ g silk umbrellas, at Bela A Paata’s, 27 N. Penn. h a « TX)R SALE—Nrw end seoond-hand boot* and g aboes; bought, sold, exchanged. 146 N. DeL teal

3™ wife oi

GUI

OR SALE—Cheep, bouses numbered SS sod 87 West St. Joseph st, city. Apply to SS Vance ck. us

Hammerly, . tea TOOB SALE—Splendid dinnera, at Washington’s 15ondtoc^ dini11 * P30mM ' 21 ^ Mnrtdlan st.

p Wright A

st Sri N. Him. ah a *| rX)R RENT—Ktogoat fantoted te untantotet tocTrccar trr

order ;aaU> i; central;

ns

furnished rooms, suitable for aiT^: “ *° *??

T^O* RENT—The rooms In Venae block now ocT<OR BENT—Btore foom 145 West Wrihtagtoa g st. 988, fiat-tiam location tor Ary goods er boots snd shoes. W. Elvers, amat. ana Ihiui 4 Btaahjeed'shtoofc. XPOR BENT—Nethtot hot for mto peeMwe P ttefcet, tor pamege to aad from European tSe aveaneand Washington at taa ■R.VUR RENT—No. HO E. Nevth st,S rooms,820:

rooms. 9M; 845' Illinois street, 6

Bis Carpi

so to 34 Sooth niisoit

i

trwt. 6 room*. $1«.

Pfafflin’s Music Pariors FRIDAY, EVENING, JUNE 4, GRAND COMPLIMENTARY RRKXFIT T® Rosa D’Brina, Erin’s Prims Donna and Greatast Indy Organist Admission, 60e. Family tfeket to admit Urea, 9Lh Doom open, at 7: SO; eeaameoomat StlA hn

W- Qoreneh, 15 Vt eve.

E BALE—Go* fixtures, cheap for the next SO dtyj. j. Gilm Smith, 76 N. Penn, st^opp.

T^OR Bi FA’i

ALE—Cheap, houm ^ll^rooms. ^^cwh.

\4 A SONIC-Indian spoil# Cheptm Jn monthly meeting to-night al Visiting compauion* are Invltodto e

*

S hoasse, g i U. 26^ Downie

AN TED—Th seU or tradd the Critertan dlntag

mama. Si Booth liltnatoet.

lota, TmHanapoHB Qsr Co.’* eddltien.

SS tola Kanffimm*s W« —

12 Kappm A Frank’d i T, Ltom Wsm. M B. Tniasle at

TTr ANTED—Carnage W BobbtaaAHyHLi

to know that 8. A.

Garrard here farmed a port-

TXJRBALE— r 5 e'ops. C Call at 810 N.F

A Mason A Hamlin cabinet organ. Cost (ISO. Good m new. Price 960. Penn.st «e

HKIK SALB-A light sing'e-emt buggy. Id good g coadltien. Just reprinted. Prim 960. Inqnlreat664 N. Tenneseee* os TT’OK SALE—1 set new hand-made boggy harg neM.l pr. Fairbanks oounter-eoales, 1 pr. trucks. Talbot A Co., 1 Mess. are. oo

fine’

----—. carpets, etc, L Hodgson. ou*

TjVJR ^LE-ChmpJt 706 N. IIL st^. Open bum S till 6 p. m. L Hodgson.

Sadehaw, over 16 N, PenneyIvunS st n

A. ns

BALE—A good

'aetona, _ at 424 and

T70B 8ALEs.srawf

SOOIBTY MUTINGHS.

ta ASONIC—Osltod meeting of Oriental Ledge M No. 500, this evening at7A0•’etaek. WorkfWiddetete. Dantax W. Hown, W.M. Jonn M. Bsakwkla, ftee. I

No. A

. . at fsSO o’olook. ting eompanlons are in vital to attend. Chausct Aldrics, H. P.

fhrae, FlSKXB, See.

nx ABGNIC —Quean Bother Qumtor No. SToR JYL 8. Stated oommuuication In Maodhle tem-

ple, this evening at 7:80 o’clock. Mart C. Moultox, W. M.

Mast T. Lodox, Sea. l Atf * rkBDEB OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.—Ormnmt council No. A Regular meeting this (Friday) evening at 8 o’clock at Meridian hall, earner INm statlppi and Vermont ata. Work In first degree. ■ W. J. JacksoxTC. 0. a M. PcxBaK, Bee. ’ | 9 J O. O.F—Ospital lodge No. 124. L O. a F. BagA* ri*r ■ffiy tfli (Fridav) evening utTUb , ^ T. A. Baxoxks, Noble Grand. Jacob W. Smith, Far 8m ah a-f O. O. F. NOriCK—Cerlnthlah todgaNo TiVf. a 0 F.—Hall coroar Ft Wane ave, aad S’.

STOP TAIEIN6.

K

SALE—Cord wood er stove weed tn any entity corded end measured. No deception, ctlon guaranteed. Price low. 182 E. Market.

! *rr rjsjtss *y-, For a bargain address Look-bos 74, lodtan. apou* Si'L TtOH BALE—Boose and lot on Brook*!de ave on g ***y pej mmts. or will trade for stock groceries or boots aad shoes. Apply No. 26 Ywies street. . ■ t„t TX)B SALE—Good fresh stock of groceries. Reti g place In city. Doing a big basinets. G »4 reasons for seUing. Addrem H. P., N et office. o n if

iting brothers snd mdtobers of slater lodges courtsottfiy invited. W. W. Docoixas, N. G.

FnurxLur, Pei-Bee. 1 [RDEB OF CHOSEN FBIBXDA

Alpha OouneO No. L

.•tetor weekly meeting to-menrow night. Work in fliatand second degrees. A full attandanoa to desired. Members of stater councils cordially invited. F. D. SoKBgBT, Q. a Ernx Txvxbatoh, Bee. I

I am asteg one of yon largest stood stoma to eoek* bettor thaa a wood er eeri stove, to lafiafttiy to Wm. WAUAoa, Attorney, Eeeldepoe north wmt comer Heme aranoe and Broodway. My family ta oalng aGaa Stove, and we on mere than pleased with it. Itglvm most oompiete ant-

box. Maxtu, Oosnsr Meridton st. end 1

BALK—Lorn fine rolling prairie L ta. g Finely Improved. Would take some good c ty property. Addrom Form, lock box 74 Indi napoite. east

street.

T?OB BALE g running! Improved Do:

Mam. ave.

*R BALE—Il yoa want the best and lightest

imesilc.

sewing rntohfrmlnmbe world,bo^ the

jpJR BALB-Exotistor

o. » an s

TjiOB g M< Can be

Guaranteed the host in the tity. 4 tjad jinro batter milk, at a N.

SALE—A fine walnut bookcase and one of

Co. batter. Alee sweet minotaat.

MdVeal A Urban ^ftfi Cumhlnailte lock.

Fj piece

•B SALE—Ctiaaax

« »>-, ^SS.’SST^IttJSi

and take ap a small spoee. Mon-

of furniture,! nfactuwd by M. 8. Haay

ap a small apeea. Man-

ta a

Inggy m*re 5 good traveler, with er wlthoat * » terms, for

et. -ool

'nos BALE—A fine saddle and g yean old, good traveler, w.«. baggy and harnem See man and got a fewMaya, at John Drew’s, 17 CLrcie i

TT'OR 8 ALE-Sat of fine

g bedroom farnltare.

In am two awnthg.

OoUatonm.

- .» 30 MIA. aA l_ TT’OR SALE—Stock Of groeariet and fixtarm far g cash. One of tbe best locations In the city for paying boatneos. Good reasons lor selling. Addrem A^’News office. hoi

)B BALE—Tickets that will bring ymu J aaata fna Ireland, Sm

TT'OR BALE—Tiekets ti g Ins and yoar a ant

England, Germany ateLFnm* ai^tawmt r*ta by

drafts for ono^peunfi 1 oni'ap-

Froauol. Brothers Tanoe block. Also

t some active man to get into a good

Msajpsr,

teT*

•ptiR BALE—C side-bora, ue the celebrated Tlaokan amteg tote gy. AH of ev nuke aad wnmmted ftmtetimou svsry roupeci. At towpnem for aooh. MR Ten. te., A- A.. Helfar A Sem. F A.—AH rinds of am prizing at Idw prices. v a

TO LOAK.

mo UJ AN-Borne special I Joe. A. Mooia, 64 E. Market at. r^^oaTarur" 1 rr

l Kyigro , ga. , ^?». asafg;

to 1am at a

’amwACb.

^l£i*°Tn%’ss&. m £izrs

»TED—A white and rod —. — w. ^ and white Case. Retma to 966 Chaotnnt at. and receive reward. 1 ; two years old, blase te

Chrrtage Oo, to aathortaed'to eoatteact tor no. tie Bonxm ft Gannann.

WOBMD,

chteca are equal te evarv napoot te any saaehtee of that pattern main. I teviieVthorough ■lamination by experts. Don’t bay an til you emtham. T.C. Horten, 47 North IQteav atieea rign of “The Needle ** t r n

gTT’te ■ , *-’*^

TVOCND—Beraolne la booU and shorn at L. R 1? MeRtaon’t, 22 Wart Washington st. ta

Tj«OUND—Everythtogte ths dne Una. at CmI? torAFietoftertsTw Mnm am xStaphaM. tin

TTT ANTED—Mrs. M. R Clemmeni rmMmat feSsSSTSS marriegm; etoo alvm eherte of took the* they may oocompHskeny rind of busteem they undertake. Bbe mobe consulted from 9 o’clock te the awattef UU 9 la Ui vwfttec. I

TJOUND Money; ky rotting drag* end^erocrlpJP tioro ■> EnymnndVinroet ei

BBMOVAZe.

-p EMOTAL-Dr. R R Eldar ton mwvnd from 1\ H7PVTtdriE Ilk tl0ChXMriiRT|i t$l

PtfBSONAXa.

piB80NAL-“Ther all dough itl’ r GUt Edge JL Floor. ^ o q P’Sf’viJJrilS* ,l “’ ""“TfT>EBNON AL—Mro.Gulon never falls tellteg pari, £ present sod lutaro. t5c. 10 8. MlssTiL oil

I am oting a Gas Stove, and not only find It mem ooonomtori bat far mors convenient and handy thaa n wood motri stove. The additional earnf«art it brtefts te net beating op my house, more than repays me lor the cost of tho Move. Cams Soiurrrax, Groom. Comm Detawaro aad South streets

rssst&sssmx&si

Washington at. ta AL-You con take your proomptioo,

Griffith, M3 R

PERSONA ^ £ with coftfidtaee to Charley Washington street.

fixtores for

60 days. J. . Open hoQM.

... MtU CAMP for .. stock te tho

aad ladies’ fine

ilendM W. Ws

P^Sif^’SSSVSP? shoes. Cell and beconvlnoed. 61 aw tegton st. J. W. Adame, maaegm.

pisJ»0»AL-Jobn Kidd, attorney te law. prof prietorof Wortd’a Coltoettoa Burma.’’

J?®tenem^eeaptly ottond-

nn meat markstJai

street, end ataU No. 1 Emt bay yoar frmh and salt I to f cento pm pemML

id a spemsity. tea

PERSON At-Mn. R B, Eaton wlshmto Inform L the friends and prinne of her tote haskead, Dr B. R Eaton, that sto hm secured the aerriem

of Dr. Bodd, s thoroughly oampetoata dentist, m ami sf ant, and will contiane praetlee at 90 aad 82 Wort Washte Fricee will be reasonable, and all week

competent aad practical ontteue bis dental

Washington sir set.

i.will be rmsewable, anod all week guaranteed to give mtlriaetiaa. . es

MIBOBLLAraODB.

TkTOTICE—To the sharokeldmi ef the Matast W Trustee You an famehy notified thftt there will be a meeting ef tbe Materi Trust Co. at their office, room n Vsnos Mock, Monday, Jaae 7, at

7:80p. m, for thee*

sulngyenr. A fall i

J. T. Budxsz,

of otftesa tar thesn-

tadetisai.

M. a. McLain,

PresideaL

I<OST.

New Books. A Reply to hagersoll’i ftMtatokm ef Mom,” by S§To Be Me Morey e«eooo»606<eee*esoe>*«seeoo*te Utt Mr»t B—nebeenp Brown—Be Be«ra Series,.m Lelteriii0i ta PleMenl Peihe—B/ Merien HerlMld| 1 BMe»«ee<HMooe*eo»o»soo#»eeoo»eaa»o#o—»oom*feftft S Hi Bowen. Stewart A Co.’s, DQ UW.WamkstMM] WindowScreens

Win, Dorn end Window Beream mode to order

best material. WARRANTED.

W. N. FURGUSON, 60 Maseachusetts Avenue. Wall Papers,

WINDOW SHAMS,

FKTtBK SOULDINHS.

niri snuxBi chuti

New fioite Arriving Daily. CATHCABT * CLELASD,

Go to the Grand Clearance Sale

OF

MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING

AND

Merchant TftUoniig Goods* * -* TVS MR CUT HI IN TKX WEST At TH *

mm BAHBwMf FUte Tests^iuter CMta ud eMts* FsndAiee Qtsia» ^

AT THX T

MBr&leynfs! BOO SIMM'S N«w Km of LA1M8. .PARA80L8 Ml

Eagle Clothing Hon

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