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INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1882.

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wm£**£ masisms i i

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m AWfil^A^eoAirbi tor geaetai hoaaewor|r; tl A^l JOPImmediately, two aklrt aaada at V> TTt WortA Alahama »t. I \%' AVl'SiS-et for a toll aatof taaUiat Aar hart v >_ie)t ■aat'waaalnatoneA aoa “117 AHTAD— Pair of walte mlee, Addraae iio' V> Kaaaofllce, giving piloe. t_ tlr ANTED-31 taatlon by aooa girl la imali ▼T _ family. It B, Newt affloa. l_ Yi7 AMT KD—fl alf-frown girl fee light booaeTT aort ;Ma «am» Libaity at. It AMTJkD-Oirt to eook and do general nooeeTT worfc atM north Iillnota tt. naa

A MTTki>—Oood trntiy woman tor general

vY booaewora ; ei .t Ohio »t. 1 T¥7a5Tm>—To do any Ktndof paladag fora Yt gtx^-. rone; t/1 Virgiataave. nl oi %Bf AWTyj’ -Oarman alrl tor general houteYe wort ai t#H North Aiatiaiua at. _ oe o I XTfJ a Ktau—Few more hoarder*; tta Sontfe Ki»YY eltaippi et ; ternit reaeoname. ueoi

good at new

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w&EBatvmx

lirXMTAD-Olrl foir kitchen work: 4*7 North

™ Tenneaeee at. H. K. Yletcner. aeo

ANfkl>- An experieaced cook ! call immeWJ A NTAD—To util oil etovre cheaper than anyYY bt-Oy. Uromruni'H. tt Maw. eve uet

btdy. Croiuytou's.

yy artkiv-m. wb. at.

No.» cigar. Hmoke No. tft. flag

\IT ANTED—Tn buv a *m Jt confectionery and t y cigar * and. _Mre. Burn a H' Bate* It. !_ lA aNl ltl>—Yoong'ladyto dreaa wavea at Va- " renh fair more, over L «. Ayres A Oo’aov t* Yr- / NT AD—A good grocery clerg : anewer with YY feferencaa. aiidrea* urootr, Jeweofflbe.uet! A NTifiD— Every body to ga to Unedinati on Yt May tt. Bee announcement colnma. ne h^h f Air AMTKD—Altnation by bookkeeper: Can give Vy relereucea. U. A. Peterson, BenTlUe.Ind.otel \I7AMTED-Two gentlemen to occupy farnlAhed room, wtta or wlthoat Mard; a E. Nona.

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\IJanted—oitevcff clothing; highaet pnoe V Y paid AddMee W E. Weak. et. Mrs. ia Segar. _<ni|V tal . "ilT aNTKI)- wToation to mmnct and take care YY of young children; good relerenoee;0 J, Newt offlce. I TIT ANTB6—A good wnlte nnrte girl, li toi? Y* yrar* old : mutt come wen recommended; » West North at. ae t YEt ANTED—Blx good agenu, ladles or gentle vy men, to reU an article theft telle on eight; app'y itCnrtatlAn ere. ueoi U/Ainr KD-^ Lad let to cai andteet free, OnyYY lordT lie la Or* am of Beauty, for thec>mplexlon ; H Mam, ave. net Tl/ ANTED—Te rent a handtoma furnltoed VY front room to t vo young genUemtn for flu, At»7V North Alabama et. nl o' \ET ANTED—Situation at nurse by competent YY middle aged woman | beat of References. M H lf,»* JBaat New York at. nvt! YET anted—At 17* Central a venae, a white eervan' girl; none under It yean need apply; trust furoist. good reference /♦ \UT ANTED—Lady with ehl'd two yean old. *Y waau ganerm housework; private family preferred : Ilf North Tennessee tt. 1

YET ANTED—The public to try the Enterpr.ee YY bote), 81 M ass. ave Street cars from depot. Reduced ratet to hoarders. First-class. es?

' ANTED—Tenants tor two houses near city YY limits; large tree pasture, tunable for dairy

orgardt

u te; lam tree i; 7oH Court si

si., rooms ( andt.

WjS.’JSiYi.HKE1»« Eldrldge AUo . alabamaand Mary YET ANTkD-rtnPolaas ooiored or YY girt: must cook, waah and Iro well maniawiewaed ;la N. Penhsylva

bonding lumber at •' and see us. E. H.

laud sts. uns

America a

an, and dome

Penasylvaaia st. nvs

or parties destr-

oy a NTKD—Clarkson:ecbazUcs^or partlesdesirAmerlmn em'^oynosntomce^lSVamwhlyS.nvs YY7 ANTED—The cheapest place to buy YY basil■■ broilers, tinware and stov every description, la at Crompton’s, 86 Uses

self

vet of Mass ave.

W nam m’warkinoaetr b 1 ?* had tTr K ° od *

In dry avenue.

I; inquire 181

experience It Virginia

cfflce; ean show good recummtndauon. O F B, News oEtoe. nett YET ANTED—Clerk, aid porter in a hoot and YY shoe store; room • Blackford black: from 8 to 8 p m. or 11 to U a m.; entrance on h'eridlsnst. I

The Singer Maunfactarlng Co., 74 and 74 West W—‘•■■iglt- at. uut

WSlSr^srKftsf^sa; Sax salary paid. Address, with reference, J. T. Bar-

ker, iasrmaa booee.

Ini ED—if you will call and see tb^Boonaoother? aeemg'is'tTsil’evmg* 1 PurseU*a'ideds xer, • Monk lUTnou at. nai CEf AHfED-Kverjbo<ly to know that they can YY borrow moaay at 1 per oeot. per month on all articles of vama, at JeE Mayer A Oo.'t, pawnbrofcars, 111 S. IlUaola st. (Storage charged.) ues YET ANTED-Housekeeper: middle-aged; «erYV gwa preferred, to tA«e care of mo child five ywfs old raf»reacae required: inquire In per soaat»>t M. Waah. at., towaablp trostee’t offlce. I WJ ANTED—TWO agenta to solicit orders for YY KnightW fdctenal woakespeare; eight volumes tie; sgeats worslng average |N) per week. A full line of the works of standard aothors Apply toP F. Oullier.87 West Market sU uv t' YXT ANTED—nowete: hio flow ; r beds to tlx up *Y for summsr; l.OOo aaoglag baskets, and 1.000 vsaea: will he done cheap and good; dowers Jbpished at low price#, ft. Lar". florlat. East Washingtofl at.eoat of Deaf ana Dumb asylum

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YY7 ANTED—Ladim to oaU ard saa the Magic YY Perforator in operation: with the Msgic any lady can u.•rforate her owa designs: perforators. P*.l tern*, stamping powder and pom Ices for sale; also, full IhtuucUous given in stamptog atioe Maas aye, ues-th.fA.m.w.fl YET ANTED—Energetic caavaasar* to taka orYY sere for Marlon Hartand's new book, entitled •'Eveh Daaghtere. ox Oomnaon Sense for Maid, Wife and Mother." For terms and territory, address without delay, J. K. Olcott. M East Market st.. InAlanapolls. nl to 117 ANTED—Every on • north, south, seat and YY went to get thou vaults, sinks and otaterbs c'eaned by New York Oo or leas company, offlc* IW Indlaaa Ate; Also, pi —

cleaned ai d repaired; ord attended to. CuirtonAOo.

YET ANT-

YV a to

umps and SellS belle, ere by mall promptly

no*

KD-To know oof that some

to fix. that you are no'

r whetner you haven’t got last year's carpenter tried ready to let aa old timer

wax Asm« EAiwea » vrt* nasso axOW wkj xyj* aeU viu UIUYU try Els hand on I elarge a reasonable price lot

aging band*; reference required; call oa or addr»s» Inslam polls C.>a r M’/g. Oo„ Eo. 1M West New York st.ludlauspo.lx. y ues U7 ANTED-To It out tome alee little butcher YY with a nice Wile hatcher bog- b'ocse,#ca'ee, book A chipper*, steelA knives, meat rsck.cmatar, sS

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'drawer, in fact aneailmle ootllt at a n ... ww. and don't you forget to Write I out about tt. W. H. Fu (ton. SM Maas

a mod

me av.

gens’HeadlightTaake/’ It la the boat oil; will

■tevee

Bold by the

^ ANTliD-Uo for 1 cab mustard aardlnuE

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ITIATDOB VfOLSX.

HOB&ES AED VEEI0LB&

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JpOE BALK—A fooc aprlng wagon. A H. T*y-

JiOKBALE-ktarten.pries(SL Cs.bssroeM

DOB BALK—Cheep, Ho. 1 phaeton. <76 North JT MerkUen street. uvo! DOB BALK—Cheep, e new Kde-ber boggr. 818 r West Peerl street. ae tt

DOB SALE—Gentle femur hone, eny one cen 1* drive him, STS Fayette street. ai ol

DdK BaLB—Felloes*. Oeo be seen et cerrtege JT shop of O. H. Bhover. C. H. Telsou. *1 s

WJ ANY ED—Delivery wngen wtta top; goo* Yv condition O. H. Bhover. Kern Market m.ue* DSB BALE-No 1 phaeton, jastpelDted, (75. F Cee be seen et WoodV shop, BfWeet i>eerl street. seat

A FULL hoe of the celebrated Oshkoeb wagons, JT cell eed see them; also, haraeae, at *8 B. Uoort st. oe s

Vi eJiTEI>—lopnrehae* a family hone. AdvV dram A B C. New* olBos, giving all paraoolareano price. nas

DOR BALE-Family horse, gee tie. for lady. to be r delivered In foer weeks. Addrem B G. Rudy, Irvington, Ind. ueo!

DOB BALK-Two phaetons, 1 endepring. 1 ilder her. 1 carrtag*. good a* sew, cheap. Bmitfa’a livery stable, rear of New* offlce. «v s DOB BALE—Hio* phaeton, nearly sew, and bas--T nre*; alto, gentle family mare, not afraid cf cam. BrnnerYstable,<8and48Onkstreet, asm

DOB BALE—A good family carriage sad open r boggy : will trade tor ortek or lumber, or carpeeter work. OaU on Jas,H. Mnyhew. 18 East Washington street. no a DOR BALE—Cheap, one two-story peddler's JT wagon, almost new; also.one second-hand hay pram. In good condition. Addrem Band ft Comp, 287 and ?£) East Waaalngton street. oeot DOB BAUD—Been ot boreea, on* or both, both F mares. 16 hands .high, good style, genu*. Inquire (SI Virginia av*. an n-m wjA H. Metsehrioh.

DOR BALE—At lb* Jackson auction stable. 40 -T Bast Maryland street, a number ol secondhand carnages and boggles; horses bought and Bold daily. Auction every day at lOo'c’ock. av t! DOB BALK—I have lost completed a fine new r Jagger wagon, two phaetons, one white chap pel hung on empire cross springs, end and side-bar baggies;! haves good farm wagon. J.J Kramer. 218 and 11* East Market street. ae s CEOONb-HAND carnages, poaetons, baggie* O end Kelloggs In Urge qaenuty, great variety, different prices, fresh painted, and a few very hue new once.-Dog cart—village cart—eke'eton wagon. Roobha* ft Garrard. 82 K. Georgia st. vs

DOK cairlages, phaetons, top boggles, one man £ road wagon*, circle track d-Ilvery wagons, and all kinds of second-hand work, call at IS sad 14 Circle st. Every vehicle sold from our wareroom warranted as represented. V. M. Backus ft Co. at s

L'OK HA1.JE—Rwlll close oat my preteat stock of I tine carriages, buggies, surreys, etc..at neatly reduced prices:! will give a bargain in good workf 71 and 78 W< st Market street. Geo. Lowe. P. 8.—Good second hand baronch and pnaeton at half their values. G. L. ueoi

FOB T&ADh

DOR TRADE—Property in Brightwood for city A properly. T. W. Hood. 13 Vance block. ?

DOR TRADE—Second-hand carriage or a new A one for carriage horse. Call at 190 B. Meridian street. A. J.JohrACo. ue tt DOR THAl>K—Uvery and feed st .hie; fresh A stock ; good business, for Improved city property. C. K. Coffin. 84 N. Delaware st. uvo DOR TRADE—Elegant I2-ruom. modern brick F residence, north ; not cumbrsoce, foreman er property. 72 E. Market st. G. W. Joseph, uv 11 I "OR TRADK—A pair of flue young mares, well r matched, good travelers and reliable, or a good family bone, harness, and buggy and some cash, for a vacant lot. or lot with limited improvements : a short lot with good front preferred Address for one week, give location and price. Homeless. News. no s

LOST.

T OST- Gold eye glasses. Return to News offlce li and receive reward. uv tt

f OHT—Yearling call; mixed red and white. RoLj turn to 28S Fayette street aud receive suitable reward. uloi

T OBT—Flew away from home, parrot. Anyone JU finding her, return to 81 W. Georgia street and receive (6 reward. 1

T OBT—Brown silk, on Mas-achusettaavenue, between Ohio and New York streets. Ftnde. retorn to Neps offlce. •

I 6eT—Black-and-fvn dog; wore red celulold Lt collar and tewnehlp tag. No 2U2 Return to 40 'West Market or 4W North Mississippi street and get liberal reward. uv •

FOB BALE 6B REST,

DOB BALE OR RBNT-Good bakery and gror cegg with soda fountain attached ; cheap rent and gold location, 610 West Washington st. uest

BTI1TBD.

OTRAYED—Light roan horse.whltefeet and face OaB round, medium sire. Return to 56 MaplesL, and receive (6 reward. Chaa. Williams. |

AU0TI0B BALK

TTUHT ft MOOURDY. real estate and general 11 auctioneers. No. USK. Washington st. as

FOB BALE 01 TRADE-

DOR BALK OE TRADE—Plano, at 478 N. East r street, price reasonable. tv s

FOB REST.

DOR RE NT-Large Iron safe. M. H. Spades. A ues

jjiORJBENT—Spring stock, Boot upside down.

DOR RENT—Half of store room; 188 W. WaahI Ington street. uv tf

DOR RENT—Handsomely furnished front room J; 128 West Michigan street. e s

TCOB RENT—Furnished or nnforalahea room*; r 114 Norm TenncMee street. av t!

DOR RENX--Two rooms, for light hpusekeeotng, f AddreisJ R T, News offlce. ueoi D5K RENT-Furnished room ; 117 North tonK neesee street; (9 per month. uvtf

DOR RENT—Furnished rooms; central loca1: tlon: lae North Illinois street. i

DOR BEND-A furnished room, suitable for two r gentlemen;ISE. Michiganatreet. ueoi

iJoR RkNT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms, r *n suits er single, 88M N. Penn. SL I

DOR RENT—Nicely furnished iront room for 1 JT or 8 gentlemen; 292 East Ohio street. 1

DOR RENT—A nicely tormshed front room In r private family; iu Nona Illinois st. 1

DOB RENT—One nicely furnished room, also I one nnfnrnishac.TSE. New York st. ntol

DOR RENT-88. No. to. No. Wcigar. Bmoke No. 86. nas

DOR RENT—To one or two gentlemen a p'easa ant furntohed room, 8t West Ohio street, ns*

DOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms, I. private family; 818 North Delaware, ul o! DOR RENT—Furnished or nnfnrnlshed rooms, A central; private family ;t(K. Ohio st. net! DOR RENT—Rlegant suite of unfurnished ■T rooms, front and side; 205 2r Ohio street. 1 DOR RENT—Suite of rooms aod one bustnrei -F room. Smith's lx ock, cor Del. and Ohio, nl h! DOR RENT—Roem with power and S maF chines for working In wood. Address TW, News. us s

DOR RENT—Desirable front offlce. In Btaokr ford block. J. K. Scott, room 7, Blackford block. us s

DOE bJlnT—klegnbUy furnished rooms, with r board, or wlthoat board, at 106X North Meridian street. tvs

DOE KENT—Fnrniaftea front room, cottage r hoes*, for grot sad may. Address Mrs. LA. Kernels. News offlce. nl ol

DOR RENT—Furnished aod nnfnrnumad rooms, A suitable for light housekeeping; 80 E. Market street: apply np stairs. - vs

DOB RENT—If you have a dwelling or rooms r to rent, give description to Hamlin ft Oo., is North Delaware street. os

DOR RENT'—Room with power, 11x24 feed A ground floor, corner ot Booth sad Meridian streets. Apply at Bryoel bakery. ns s

DOR rent—A very desirable large front room, F up stairs, fsrniahed nr unfurnished, in private family: location fine; STS N. Alabama street, oi ot

DOR RENT—Two fine rooms, for offices, or r stores,In choice condition and location; 7* and 77 East MarSet street. Barnard ft Beyle*, ah s

F°K7 •}* ® «. Jw Minerva ■ Greet - 10 00 F. O. W ad twortk. 88 Ulrci* street.

DOB RENT-Lumber yard. Hxt90 feet, switch r tee entire length; large sheds and barn, and rood offlce*; between Home and Ohrtstian avenues, west of L, P. ft a railroad. Barnard ft Beyl**. vs

DOE BENT—And for ante—No. 1SB North AlaT bam* street, bouse of * rooms and stable-. Oeo. P. Anderson, trustee, 18 Fletshar and Bbarpe’s block. - uv nt

DOB RENT—Bonne No. 478 South Delaware r street, corner Madison avenue,* rooms and Bsaaasi?*

DOE MIST—onoagehwtne Mx room* and autnr twee kitehen, cedar and other conveniences.

F°ll^^teMtl^%Si. k b«Mwr < to >> baif<L las* *oo Winn da ;tee test barn In the state: trwtt. she Is and shrubbery. Tbe dweljteg to a two-story bnec, with best conveniences, andtnere are Tacree of land. Apply ta Juba B Spann ft

DOB BENT—Dwellings: ITT* East Vermont, sTroems. MS North Alabema, 18 rooms, do* real leaoe. 89S North BroM8 mama. Urge toe 1S4 StostBt. Mary. 7 rooms. 1*7 West Maryland. S rooms. dtoterooma: 77 Bast Mark *c ■ • 8te Booth Meridian. These properties mill be pat Is good ra-rn'r and leased to suhabl* applicants at low rant Barnard ft Styles, agenta uy t

F01BAL&

YTOB BALE—Bprfag stock. Boot apaide down. I ot na

TJ’OR f* A LE—No. 1

X M K-htgan ave.

YTOB SaLie—Refrigerator, — — - .... .. I North heat street. nl ot EN6k BADE—"Id papers,« cents par hundred, JT at The News offlce. v a

R RALE-No. 1 fresh cow, half Jersey ^1»

sat sUed iio

TX)R BALK—A cheap beer-cooler, at IN Indiana J ave. Charles Pofster. ate! I7CK BALK—Nome dark Bramah chlckeas, Mrs. J Burns. 1« Bates street. l_ T?OR BALE—Oil stoves, cheap, try me, CrompA_ ton, *1 Massachusetts ave. oe s ■pOH BALE—Floe Jersey cow, fresh, east of r Woooruff place O. R. Field. ul ot

T.’OK HALE—Bfilsrd cloca. copper soda foun-

.A ta'n. No. • North

Illinois street.

j'HMlRALJt-By^ali druggist*, l>r. JkvAan’*Lnug fOR BALK—Hay by the car load, ha'e or ton, at f Ripleys, No. 71 West Market street. uloT

BAiJ^-Oood^^o|)«^ on netcher's ave., T?OB HALE—Choice tuck of groceries, in goed £ location, cheap rent. Orooer, tats oOIoa uht

PORBALM-W No.Mar

fTOR HALE—Harness and saddles In great vaJ riety, at Ad. HerethY.77and 74 K. Courtsl-tn s gX)R BA i.E second hand piano, with rtool and a cover, 165. 2H2 F.etcher^ve. Tos. J. Burk. un s

ryOR BALE—4.irncery, In a flrst-ciass locality,

F with an established u '

office.

trade. Addrem J. News

uv 11_ leken

ave. os n

I/OK BALK—Snia'i graiued wheat for chli r feed, Braden A Oo.,corner Massachusetts and Ohio sti ecu u 17OK BALE—14 foot walnnt bar counter, rideI board and luucn counter, cheap, 41 West

Washington street.

DOM HALE—Four show cases' a F bakery and confectionery. Call

uv tl

id a small

ry and confectionery. Call at 144 West Washington street. ae 11 tJKJB BALE—If yon have any kind of an estabP lisbed business to seU, see Hamllo A Co., M North Delaware su tv 1 DOM SALE—On monthly payments—4&5 and 487 r 8. West st.. convenient to stock yards. T. A. Ooodwtn, V Thorpe block. e s

DOR ha LB-Vacant r Plea

lots, northeast corner nt and Laurel streets 40x187; price, (480 W. K. Mick A Oo., 88 East Market stri et. ui h DOE BALE—Timber—1 hare 10.000 while oak r trcea.wlthluflvemlleeof a railroad station. Call on J. W. Wllllama,room > Vinton block, ul o! DOB BAlE—On monthly payments—Neat ootF tage.64 Arsenal ave., a splendid house for a railroad man. T. A Goodwin.»Thorpe block, ex DOB SALK—An4 for Rea I-No. 760 North AlaF bam a street, bouse of 9 rooms and stable, ueo. P. Anderson, trustee, 10 Fletcher A Sharpe’s block. uv n I DOB BALE—A fine building lot on Blackford F street, north of Colvendiy park. Noihtng down if party wants to build, cauerson, Kentucky ave. ue o' DOK~HALB-M)Oebolcelot* on North Pentitylr vanla street, on 10 year* time: heat residence sectlou or the city. Talbott A Thayer, room a Talbott block, 1 hlrd fioor. uls

OR HALE—On monthly payments, to Sinker ret, two boases on the lot; will tell cheap; a, balance 115 per monUiat<percesi.luT. A.Goodwin,»Tnorpe block, not

r street, Olii cash

tereat,

DOR HALE—We have a four room house aud F twenty lota In the town of Lawrence, this

county, that we will sell cheap, nn s v Ram

BsemaRD A HaTLWs.

DOB BALE—By K 8. Field. 7 Talbott block.» F lots in HnbWd, Martindale A McCarty's southeast addition 189 Yandes street, (750 ; 408

‘1; lot on B.ake stn

aoutbi

West North street, (1,100

*00.

on B.ake street,

DOR BALE—We have some cheap houses aud T lots, takeu under foreclosure of mortgage, which we can sell very cheap Williams ft Klst- , sacceesors to M. K. Vinton ft Oo., 8 and 4 Vin- " ‘ _us_ roin-

DOR HALE—An east front lot on Illinois street, F first square aboye Herentb, any width dealr able, 194 feet deep, for (40 per front foot one-fourth cash, balance In three

cash, balance tn three equal annual payments, with 8 per cent. Interest. This Is the cheapest property In the city. Apply to K. B. Marttndaie, -Etna ofllr-

D°K HALE—No other bouse In this city Is able F to do as good part on their prices of clothlug as Arcade, No. 10 Weet Washington street; our

ock Is lari

stock Is large, our goods bought for cash, ouVr

lining, the profit we need to make

e profit we need to make la but

goods 1

pense that other houses. Arcade. 1C, remember.

costs us Dothlng, the profit we need to make a trifle, for we sell more goods and have le

> that oth<

leas ex-

DOR BALE—House of seven rooms, in excellent F condition, gas all tbrougn the hou <e, splendid shade trees. Urge staule, etc. Terms

reasonable.

If not sold within a few days, It will be for rent

' “I per

ply

if n<

at (TO per momh.

At ply upon premises, 826 College ave., or to J. J. Mills, 1 flice pobllc scnoola. ue t'

..(1*0 .. 1,000

SjXH

- 900 .. 1.109 .. 1AM)

1.600

800

DOB SsLE—Cottage on Beiletontalne... r Cottage on Newrman street, large lo:.. Cottage on Lincoln ave., large lot Cottage on Deloes street Cottage on Kim street, very cheap— —. Cottage on North Mlsslaalopl street. Cottage on North California street. —....

Cottage on Brsdsbaw street- 800 Very desirable residence property, north and

northeast; some splendid bargains.

ov t F. O. Wadsworth, 12 Circlestreet

ffOTIOE.

VT OTICK Is hereby given that the loan offlce 11 formerly owned by Isaac Solomon is now doing business under the firm Joe. Mayer ft Oo., who will loan money at one per cent, per month on all articles of value. Jos. May as ft Oo. (BUrage charged.) ues VJ OTICK— 1Y First grand picnic of the eeeaon, at Knarzer's Grove, Sunday, May 21. Good time expected. Lou of fun for all. Wagons will leave Bate* house and Motart Halt. uvtl

OTICK Is hereby gWeuti^aton Saturday, the tea (10> o’clock a. inland two f8> o'clock p. m?, at the court boose door of Marion county, state of Indiana, the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, five hundred and sixty-five (5*6) shares of 1 he capital stock of Sinker, Davis ft Company, underand pursuant to a contract oated and executed February 11th, 1879, by and between the undersigned and Alfred T. Sinker, administrator of the estate of Edward T. Sinker, de. eased, whereby said sharea of stock were pledged by said administrator as security for the payment of an indebtedness, which, on the day ot sale sale, will amount to eight thousand three hundred and ten dollar* and slxty-two

ess. and

wf. O bobos B. Yam d ns, dianapolls. May 9,1882. Trustee.

peym neieo:

Indi

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rpo ^LO AN—Money; Barnard A Bay lea.

r PO LOAN—«LH0 at lowest ralea. Vinson CarA ter, D Vance block. aa «a

fpO^LOAN^H^W^^an divide ft In aom* of t (MO

(m)ale

r pO LOAN—Money on all articles of value at S

A B. nil not* st. Joseph Solomon.

fp O JLOAN —(bo ,(JU0 on^ dty^r^JltiTPg. The vwy

rpo LOAN—M^neyon^^dlty^pro^erty at 8 |wr

TOTOAN-We have some money to lean at a A low rate ot Interest. John B. Spann A Oo. ta s

IX)AN—Oy ^ans^on^Mitlsfactory secure^

TO LOAN—Money In sums to salt on tret mort1 gage. Wm. H. Hammona. U Virginia a vs. ■ot TO LOAN—Honey at lowest rate of Interest. 1 Williams A K istner. —eeeesflgs to M. E. Vtntea A Co., 9 and 4 Vinton Block. uv s_ TO LOAN—Private fuada in sums to sultTat a A low rate of Intereeu Farm er city property. Stanton A Scott, over First National bank, tv s

M3B0ELLAIE0UB.

O DAYS 8. O Excursion to the Clndnead Grand Gymnastic Prise Tournament, arranged fay the Ind anapotla Turners. Bound trip, (9 to. Train leaves Colon depot Hu uday at 7 a m. oeh-ibj

PEB80VAI*

pEBSOHAL—Spring stock, Bsot spstde down. PERSONAL—Dr. Stephen a Todd, formerly *7 of Indianapolis, or any of his friend*, will Bad it to his Interest to forward his present address to L T. Farabss, Plainfield. ind. |

I0TI0B TO OOITKAOTOB8.

cm^Eto) contractors and the^pubilc Ugtvec inched to e^Lri ’ l en < weil < ( thesameuire affligwebT ihd at the nice price. R. R. Boose. u *

AiaOUXOEHBVTB.

^PEINGatoec, Boot npstde down. IJ OLLER SKATES at tae Doliar Store.

IV las

TJOOP-BKIRT manufactory, n Rest Wash oe^ AI ton st. ue s DXOCRBlbN to Martinsville Buaday, May 28. J j I. AV. R.B. Round trip, 75c uvo!

A UTUPHONEB and music, for sale by O. W. A Gaylord, 18 Maseachusetrs^aye. ues T TMBBKLLA8 and paraeoto made and repaired U at*X VirginiaavA Pat Rarity. tag

HAMBclgnr. Smoke Na »■

\\ T B. OWKNH does all kind* of carpentering YY . and repair work. 16(4 Virginia are. ! C M. HMEPA RDAttorney,Boons • A87 Wrtgkt O. block, *8M Eaat Market *t..indlanapoUA hg H’HK beet and cheaptwi place for repairing furJ nttnre. cbeir-canlng and varnlaning. Hand to No. 1 Fayette sl. cor. North. Frye A Go. uva I WJ OM EN must baveTbe baulot. tu protect - themVY selves against sneaking, laxly. Immoral two-legged bnuea. W. Q. Dreylhalet, 182 8. Ilia. I I I ACKB—First class nacu and livery of every AA description to hire at reasonable prices, at Ripley’a No. 78 W. Market st. Teiepnoae ordere. no 7 s

CITY NEWS. A. C. Hamilton, of Brightwood, died quite suddenly last night after a abort illneae. Mrs. Emma A. Malloy will talk temperance to the Seventh Presbyterian people to-night. Articles of incorporation of the Farmers’ band of Middletown, capital, $30,000, have been filed. Thomas Smith, Nn. 252 East North street, died last night in the city hospital, with pneumoaiA Steps will be taken to declare Joseph H. Shirley inaane, hia re-arreat having been made necessary. Charles F. Mcllv&ine, defendant in the Emery bastardy soir, failed to give bond yesterday, was committed to jaiL The Shea case is atiil “on” in the criminal court, but there La not mneh hope of conviction, owing to the escape of Frank Whiting. A handsome crayon sketch of General Tom Browne haa been presented to District Attorney Holstein, and is now hanging in bis office. A number of gentlemen, including members of the press, have been invited by the county commissioners to inspect the county asylum to-morrow. This inspection includes the analysis-of a “big dinner.” The trial of common law caaes m the United States circnit court will begin Tuesday, June 2Qth. instead of the 29th last., as formerly published, and will continue in the order given in the printed calendar. Wm. H. English, John J. Cooper and O. Straight have filed suit against the city to eet aside the proceedings, had some years ago, by which certain grounds east of Woodruff place and the Arsenal war* annexed to the city. It ia alleged that the annexation was illeral, wherefore the plaintiffs demand $1,000 damageA William Richardson waa detected lest night while in the act of entting through Wimmer's show window, tor the purpose of reaching several watches displayed therein. For doingao he waa knocked down by Wimmer, after which he was arrested for an attempt to commit a burglary. Today be waived a preliminary examination and wee committed. Col. W. R. Holla way makes announcement this morning that he is the sole proprietor of the Daily Timea, he having parchased all outside interest therein. The wild wierd rumor ia again afloat of a parposed consolidation with the Jonrnal and the transformation of the Times into an afternoon inane, bat of eoarne everybody lively to have knowledge of such a move deniea it In tote. The Ballronds. W. B. McKean, president of the Union r tilv ay company, has bees authorised by tie managers to employ architects to pre-

DCLTON, the celebrated roof doctor, has opened F hts new office at 222 Massachusetts ava Proscriptions free, medicines cnarged (or at usual rates, chronic cases a specialty. at s

1 F your roof leaks, send f-ir VV. H Fulton; it ne 1 can t stop the leak he'll steed aod nold an umbrella over tbe hole. HU place to 222 Ma-aa-chnnelts ave., and don’t you forget It. ol s

rxiALBOTT* CO . No. 1 Massachusetts ave., 1 have told their floor and feed store te Braden ft Oo. Those Indebted to the old firm will please pay to J.C. Talbott, )r., at the old stand. no s

TNHTfcrMKNTAL MU8D>-Uwaous given on 1 the'piano or organ. e:tner at pupil s home or my residence. Tern.a moderate. Andress or call upon Mrs. Emma Dow, 149 N. Meridian st. uos!

( t A LL and examine our stock of bar cm h car, kelV/ ti ggs. ladies’ phaetons and road wagons. We sell at rock-bottom prices, do repairing and repainting. a. J. Johr ft oo., 199 B. Meridian st., foor dcors south of Unlon depot. ne o I

1 APORTE LAKE ICE, positively the only lake xj Ice sold In the city. Leave orders at Cobb ft Rranbam’sooalofflce, No. 60 N. Delaware st., and at Laporte Lake Ice office. No. 80 S. Noble st., and they will receive prompt attention. Teiepnoae. A. Caylor. au s

r T'HK Btate Building, Safe Deposit and Loan aa A sodation stock lo series No. 1 Is nearly all taken Those who desire to secure a home by paying rente, or persons wanting to make a good Investment, should call Immediately at Room 10 Abbott block. nv s

IF YOU WaNT1 B*by carriages, boys’ wagons, baskets, bird cages, velocipedes, satchels, brackets, or kid, silk, orllsle gloves, hosiery, underwear corsets, fans, parasols, etc., etc., go to Plumb ft Oo.’s 18 North Meridian street. uu n-ih,s m.w.f

A mkrican WATCHEBA Elgin and Waltham, rtprlngfield and Hampden, Lancaster and Columbus, lor sale by Thou. H. Harp, New DenlVjn house, optician and watch maker, 98 N. Pennsylvania st oo n-s,m.w.f.*

m£E CITIZKNB' ODUKLKHB UOMPaM t.

A Office, room 7 Baldwin block,

Corner Market and Delaware streets.

Vaults, sinks, etc., cleaned by their Improved and odorless apparatus. Orders by postal card promptly attended to. All places cleaned by this company disinfected free of charge. 1 s P EV H. BARNEY, of New York, former’? an XV actor, connected with Hooley’a Opera house, Chicago; Fifth Avenue tn- ater, New York ; leading man in ’’John Dillon company,” etc., now actively engaged In gospel temperance work, will begin s series of gospel temperance meetings at 19 wq' roo,IB ®’ 27 ^ ircle al -> teU evening, Mjqr

YY T AIT! WAIT' WAIT! if for tbree days excursion

to Cincinnati, Sunday, May 28.

IndlanspolS Turners. Train leaves Union depot Bnnday, 7 a. m. ue tS-thi (650 round trip.

K/f ADAME LIVINGSTON. No. 894 Blete st., 1*1 tells past, present and future, reconciles quarrels between man and wife, brings back absent lovers and sweethearts, possesses great magnetic power of healing pains. Bhe relieve* them in a very few moments. Gives charts ot luck to accomplish eny undertaking. Bhe never falls to give locky numbers In lottery. Can tell where stolen property can be found. Office hours from 9a.m. totfp.m. nnoT

\| Re. DU. KLLIS, astrologtst and stellar pnysillA dan, baa removed to 19 W. Ohio st. The doctor never falls to read life correctly, be It good or bad, you will get the truth as snown by tbe placets ruling at birth; answers questions on all local subjects, describes diseases, and cures when others fall. If yon are in trouble or alck, consult the doctoi

quickly.

Office np stairs; walk right up. ns b 1

XfEW SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION It will meet Thursday evening. May 2s, 8 p. m., at Gelzendanner’a ball, corner of Mississippi aud Vermont sis. Persons desiring to snhscrioe share* curing tbe week can do so by calling on D. De Rnlter. 191 Indiana ave. Wm. Pfofflln, M and 96 Indiana ave. John L. F. Bteeg, 12 and 15 Thorpe block, Market st. D. Dk Ruitkb,

President pro tem John L. F. Bteio,

uv a Secretary pro tem.

POLITICAL.

DOR COUNTY C LERK—Albert Bio. Caldwell a will be a candidate for the democratic nomination for county clerk. (m) ui hh

REWARD.

T> EW ARD—(100 reward if you beat my prices.

XV Gold tooth pick 85c.

Solid gold bangle ring, (1.

Lefevre diamond ear drops, solid gold, (LIS,

Ladles'solid gold watch, (15.

Gents’ solid gold stem-wtnd, (80.

AH goods warranted. 16 North Illinois st., ! opposite Bates house. Horace A. Comstock.

BOOTETT XBBTH6&

VCAJBONIO—Indianapolis Chapter, No. B, R. A ill M. Stated meeting to-night at 7X0 o’clock.

Rooks Pasjst, it. P. Chaa Fish**. Sac.

Vf ABONIO—Called meeting of Oriental lodge ill No. BOO, this evening at 7 ;(0 o’clock. WorkFirst degree. Frank W. Patthn, W. M.

John M. Bramwkll, Sec.

r\ K. tt.—Slated meeting of Queen Esther Chapvy. ter. No. 8, this evening at 7:80o’clock, at Masonic Temple. Visitors cordially welcomed.

Mrs. M. A. Gould, W. M. Mary E. Engle, Bee.

pare plans for a new passenger depot. No invitation has been extended to eoteide lines to join in with the Union company ia the new building, end none probably ever will be. President Ingalls of the C., I. 8l L. A C..said to a Nears reporter that it would be a difficult matter to even approximate the value of the Union company’s property and franchises, and no equitable basis for admitting future roads could be reached. Some body most own the Union depot, and the present ownership waa doing ss much for ontside roads as justice to themselves wonid admit of. The indications are that the L. B. A W. will not retain long the depot privileges now extended by the Union company, out will build a separate one for their own use. The presidents of the various roads composing the Union Railway company, yesterday afternoon authorised the superintendents and general managers to appoint n day and confer with the Belt road officials relative to a lease or traffic arrangement The superintendents decided te cell a meeting for Wednesday next hod the Belt officials were so notified this morning. The general impreasion is thst a traffic irrrngement satisfactory to all concerned will subserve the pnrpoees of the roads to better advantage than a lease, though it is not altogether improbable that a lease may be effected. At any rate the time of jubilee will have arrived os soon as any arrangement is perfected whereby the streets will be relieved of blockades from freight trains. The matter now virtually rests with Messrs. Thomas, McKeen, McCres and Claypool. Under the agreement reached yesterday evening by the general passenger agenta, outside ticket offices, on and after Jane 1, will be closed at 7 p. m., and the eurbstone solicitor* will be dispensed with. It was agreed that, within a radios of forty miles from this city, local agents shall be forbidden to ent ratea. W. H. Pronty, secretary of the local passenger agents’ association, resigned, and H. R. Deering, of J., M. A L road, was made his successor. The auditors of the several roads, who have been examining ticket agent Donongh’s books at the Union depot, unite in saying that nothing haa been found wrong, and that every ticket ia correctly accounted for. The C., I., St. L, & C. shops at this point, it is understood will be built with a part ot the proceed* of the sale of the $1,000,000 of new stock to be issued by the company.

Found Dead.

The remains of Louis Barth, night clerk at the California bouse for several years past, were found lying im the hallway, No. 198 South Illinois street, early this morning, face dawnwards, and the appearance indicating that he had been dead for several hours. The deceased wts aged 31 and unmarried. His parents live at Noblesville, and daring the forenoon bis body was claimed by J. G. Heglemann, a brotfier-in-law, and will be removed to that place for burial. Barth was relieved from his “watch” at the hotel about 11 o'clock last night, and he was last seen alive between 1 and 2 o’clock this morning. He had drank somewhat daring the night; but at the hour mentioned he was in full possession of his mental faculties. Of late he has complained of heart trouble, and his death is attributed to that cause. The coroner is investigating. Sjme years ago Barth was stabbed in the arm by a man named Lepper at a picnic at Moech’s grove; the wound afterwards inflamed, and gangrene setting in, the limb waa amputated at the shoulder. His ssiailant.was never prosecuted. Mr. C. Y. Dantzer, proprietor of the California bouse, reports that the deoeaaed was au efficient employe, always rendering vainable service j Opening ot the Shooting Park. The opening of the park of the Indianapolis target shooting association will take place Sunday, when a concert will be given by Beiasenherz’s band and the German singing societies. Monday morning, beginning at eight o’clock, there will be prize shooting and bowling, which will he continued during the day, Mayor Grubbs and George Ryer delivering addresses at two o’clock. Tuesday there will be more shooting and bowling, and a banquet will be spread at noon, after which prizes will be distributed. A ball will be given in the evening. No one will be admitted without invitation, which can be had on application to any member. Trains on the C., I., 8t. L. & C. will be ran every hour from Virginia avenue, union depot, Washington street, Yellow bridge and North street station. The first train Sunday will

start at noon.

Proposed Increase of SalArles. The republican members of the city council held another canons last night and nndid whatever they may have done last week. Thejcity attorney’s salary was raised to $3,000 per year; the city engineer from $1,500 to $1,800; street commissioner from $1,350 to $1,600, and chief of police from $1,200 to $1,300. The city janitor was given an increase of $90 per annnm, and the conneilmen and aldermen took onto themselves an increase of $50. The common day laborers were left with the board of public improvements, and the firemen and police remain unbenefitted. All the heads of departments were benefitted save the chief fire engineer, who has more responsibility, does more work, is on duty night and day, and runs more risk than all the others combined. Why a special exception was made In his case remains to be seen.

Dr. BtongM Olrea Bowd. Dr. Solomon Stongh, of Waterloo, ladiana, arrived to-day, In company with hia attorneys, Messrs. Combs, Bell and Morris, of Ft. Wayne, and gave bond in the sum of $5,000 to answer a federal grand jory indictment charging him with making false pension certificates as examining surgeon, and receiving illegal fees. A motion followed, which was granted by Judge Gresham, transferring the case to the Ft Wayne circnit court for trial. This was dons for the accommodation of the numerous witness, all of whom live in that section of the state. The defendant is a practising physician at Waterloo, an old resident, and as aanrgeon^standiDg very high in his profession. He is also a very popular gentleman, and hia indictment cansed no little surprise in DeKalb and adjoining counties. 4

lee Corporation.

The local ice dealers, early this spring, formed e close corporation to force up the price* for home eonsumption, end the rates were fixed at forty cents per one hundred pounds for large consumers, and seventy cents for family nse. Aden Caylor, who la agent for the Laporte ice, furnished by V. T. Malott, was ignored ia this agreement, and within the past few days there has been an attempt to ran him oat of the

market by dropping below the standard

aoeve. C /

own to thirty five cents for large'ooi

Tor Tamil

noe, as to

Coy lor retorted by entting

' eonsum-

era, and sixty-two and a half for families, at which price all are now selling. Even these figures are high enough to permit

large profib

Judge Neweomb’s Owwdltton. Judge Newcomb’s condition haa not ma teriaily cl a aged within the pest ten or twelve days, but remains ia aitraaaely critical, and Me death ia daily ex peeled. HU ailment U blood-poison, believed to hove been contrasted while serving on the bench in the superior court from 1S70 to 1876, ia the badly ventilated and ill-condi-tioned apartments nt that time apportioned to tae nee af the bench. The late Judge Blair and Perkins suffered from the seme cause, sad blood poisoaing contributed to their napcctiv deaths, if it wet* not tha

direct ctrse.

UM BY TELEGME. FOUR O’CLOCK.

GENERAL NEWS.

Got. Foster Says the Sunday Law ia a Good Thing.

And that the Republicans will Carry Ohio this Fall,

A Bather “Eipeee” of the Amertaui Kafghts of Honor—ThU Ttee 1b Toxap,

The New Know Nothing*. Dallas, Texas, May 19—The Times yesterday published an expose of the secret •radical order known as the “American [nights of Honor.” It is an antiCatholic society, something after the style of the , old KnowNothing association, and U officered by local republican leaders. Wm. Jesse Grant, formerly a Methodist minister in East Louis,Illinois, and lately editor of the D&Uas Gasette, and a cousin of General Grant, is said to havs organized the society here, under authority of the parent society in Washington. Another republican leader, well known in the state, is now out organizing lodges. The purpose of the society is said to be the defeat of^Catholic democratic candidates for office. The exposure is made on the authority of one of the members of the society who gave the secret away. Gev. Foster. New York, May 19—Gov. Foster of Ohio, is here and has submitted to an interview. He thinks that the democrats, who are calculating on carrying the state this fall because ot the recent temperance legislation, are reckoning without their host. German Catholics Tavor the Sunday law and will stand firm for its enforcement. “I don’t say that it will be enforced so thoroughly that it will stop drinking on Sunday, as it is likely there will be methods invented to circumvent it here and there aa in this city, but I am certain it will accomplish a vast deal of good. It will be a fair stand up fight, and I believe that we will beat oar old adversaries.” The governor is willing to go to the senate if his friends think he can be of service to them there. Mysterious Dlsappetomnce of m Young Itody. St. Louis, May 19.—A remarkable disappearance of Zoe Watkins, a young lady, en route from Denver to New Orleans, Is reported. With her sister she stepped here to visit the family of Mr. Martin, city weigher. Yesterday afternoon she left the house to make a call and post a letter, since which time she haa not been heard of. Her father, a leather merchant, in Denver, has been apprised of the facts. Tbe young ladies were to have continued their journey down the river to-day. hpsetij Pmilalunnnti Ft. Madihon, I a., May 19.—The jury returned a verdict of murder in the first degree against Polk Wells and Cook, who murdered the jail guard, and a verdict of murder in the second degree against Fitzgerald, who was their accomplice in the recent escape. Tbe trial haa been the shortest on record here, lasting only two days. Wells and Cook are to be imprisoned, and Fitzgerald’s sentence will be determined by the judge. A Good Showing. New York, May 19.—The failures thonghout the country in the past seven days number 124. Of these seventeen were in the eastern states; thirty-five in the western; thirty-six in the southern; twen-ty-one in the middle; twelve in the Pacific states and territories; throo In New York oity. This ia an increase of aeven over last week, but business troubles were seldom fewer than now.

A Mew York Hanging. New York, May 19.—Augustus D. Leighton, ooiored, was hanged at 8:47 this morning for the murder of his mistress, Mary Dean. Last evening ho was visited by B«v. Dr. Morgan and tne latter’s wife, with whom Leighton took communion. Dr. Morgan attended Leighton at the gallows. Ihe rope failed to catch under the ear, and he was strangled to death, presenting a sickening spectacle. Slack Performance of a Tight Bop*. Edwardsville, 111., May 19.—Yesterday, anring a tight rope performance, one end of the rape, attached to a chimney, gave way, and the performer and debris feD on the heads of the crowd below. Six boy* were injured, two of them—Eddie Berger and Chas. Weber—fatally, their akulls being fractured. The tight rope performer, although badly hurt, left town. Tramps, TtoSo Warning. Chicago, May 19.—The coroner’s jury decided that the snooting of a tramp by tbe freight train brakeman oa the Chicago A Alton railway, Joseph Ltd with, was justifisble. The dead man was identified as Chas. Granish, of Syracuse, N. Y., aged twenty-three, a tramp by profession. The verdict is likely to have a healthy effect on ride-atealing and abusive tramps. Cumber lend Prosbytorteft Assembly. Nashville, May 19.—The general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church met at Huntsville, Alabama, yester<i»y. Rev. 8. H. Buchanan, of Little Reek, was elected moderator. Rev. W. J. Darby, of EvensYllle, moderator of the last assembly, delivered the opening sermon. Wbo Wouldn't bo a Oommlmtoner. Washington, May 19.—It ia expected thst the tarifl commission will agree upon -ome eastern locality, probably in the oeighborhoed of semo watering piece like Coney island or Long Branch, when it »ili bold its sessions, and where it will summon witnesses desired.

A Moroorer Attempt* Batelde.

Pulaski, Tenn.. May 19.-W. W. Rea, to be hanged at 3 o'clock this afternoon, for the mnrder of J. T. Goodsun, last July, attempted snieide by morphine early this morning, but eras unaaooesefnL It is thought Rea will eoafeas, though advised

nottoby hiabratiier. Big irofletaaelofl.

Washington, May 19—The general defioieeey Appropriation bill will appropriate about $21,000,000, $16,000,000 of whiflh ia to npply the defieneies in the appropriations for the payment of ponsidus daring

the present fiscal year.

WABH1M910E, May^lfi^-For and Ohio valley and lower lake increasing cloudiness, followed b

rains, winds mostly southerly, higher tem-

perature and lower pressure. Bttohteg of a Elver Mall otsamor.

Evansville, May 19.—The mail steamer “Thanhiuser” waa soak dariag last night «t West Franklin, and is a total loos. One if* was lost. She beloaoed to J.H. Morris

A Co , sad was not insured.

Tennessee she region, l by local

OUKHHHT NEWS OONDHNBBO.

Jesse DeLoog, sged 106, died et Denni-

son, Ohio, Wednesday night.

A Washington ram or says that Freling • buy sen will succeed Lowell at London. No more veeseU will be searched in this country for the murderers of Cavendish

and Barks.

The Atcbleon, Topeka 4 Santa Fe road has made s loan for $10,900,000 in London

nt 6 per cent

The Milwankee Sentinel ead Republican are to be consolidated under Control of the

owners of the Repnhlioaa.

A coal road is proposed from Minneapolis and St. Paul to tea coal fiaMs of HliaelB and a surveying party is now ia the field. The bouse foreign affaire ceaamittee will grant Shipherd another heariag and let him give such testimony an hoohoooes. Jay Gould sent $100 yesterday for the Cincinnati orphan asylum fete te lien ef rare flowers, for which he had been so-

licited.

Telegrams from Portland, Oregon, report a serious fight nt Harrisburg, Alaska, among white miners, in whiefa a number

were killed.

R. Porter Lee, president of tire Filet National bank of Buffalo, bee been arrested on several additional charges,and ia default

of bail committed to jail.

At Houghton, Michigan, a yonag German: named Bieber shot and killed his wife, and committed snieide. He married her

from e house of prostitution.

The creditor* of Wheat A Duff, Louisville, will probably compromise with them at fifty cents. The liabilities are estimated

at $1134292 assets, $81,670.53.

L. T. Lazars, member of the Sea Fran-* cisco stock exchange, failed yesterday. The failure of his firm la largely responsible

for the break lathe market.

Dr. Lewis Lam born, alias Dr. John T. Smith, a relative of Bayard Taylor, oom-'X mitted suicide et Springfield, Mo., and was

buried at the county’s expanse.

The steamer “Manitaalia,” of the Great Northern Transit Co. line, was burned off Sboal Point. Lake Superior. yesterday. Robert Hendry and a little girl were lost. The war department has issued na order setting forth the scheme of competition for prises, intended to raise the standard of markmaaship of both officers and man. Proceedings in the house yesterday were enlivened by a row between the democrats and nationals, which had the effect of postponing the final vote on the bill to extend

national bank charters.

M. J. Eviston, of Milwaukee^ former oity

official, who four years ago sued the Eveaing Wisconsin newspaper for $20,000 damages for criminal libel, has been awarded

damages to the amount of $2,000. The Pennsylvania greenbaekers, ninety-

four of them, nominated their tieket according to program, yesterday, and adjourned. F. 8. Heath was re-elected chair-

man of the state central committee. JohnT. Crisp, a prominent greentecker

of Missouri, has called a convention of hia friends at Excelsior Springs, June 13, to go into camp tor four days, daring which he

will enlighten them ss to his poltoy. Senator Warner Miller, of New Ycrk,

created some surprise recently by opposing the confirmation of Leaning, as postmaster et PenysB. It was the first indication of

his opposition to the administration. G. C. Walker, of Chieage, was the chief

operator in the April wheat corner, having bought 14,000,000 bushels. Shorts will have to settle nt $L40, as-the price for over-selling in hopes of breaking the mar-

ket.

Senator Williams and Representative Blackburn, oi Kontneky, are said to be oa the verge of a duel over a quarrel about their respective services In securing the passage of a bill to erect a public building

et Lexington.

Dr. Henry W. Kendall was found yesterday in the poor house cemetery, near Syracuse, N. Y., with a ballet hole between hia eyes, and a kit of resurrectionist’s tools by his side. He had evidently met with a

fetal sceident.

The family bible belonging to Augustin* Washington, father of General George Washington, containing the record of births and deaths, haa been presented to the senate by Bettie B. Bassett, who has

owned it for forty-six yean.

Many peopls in the vieiaity of Dealbeaeh, N. J., era sick from drinking coffee made from the beans oast np from the wreck of the Rio Grand*. The coffee is green from the arsenic with which a lot of

hidf s in the cargo waa saturated.

Tbe general assembly of the Presbyterian church organized at Spriegfield, UL, yesterday, electing Dr. Herrick Johnson, of Chicago, moderator, and W. H. Johnson assistant to the stated clerk. There are

overdOffi

John

master

nounoea as s lie er a forgery the letter read at the Irish meeting ia Boston last

week, meal While

A* VUfiWU VF 0 delegates in etteo

Dargen, colling himself grand of Massachusetts orangsmsn, dee as s Ue or a forgery the letter — the Irish meeting ia Boston last k, pledging the support oi the orange- • in the struggle to free Ireland, hile the “American Eagle” and “Jay

day, the boiler of the former

killing F. Bittley, firemen, and deck hand. This isn’t the fir Cooke has badly worsted tin

exploded, F. Welters,

first time Jay

Cooke” were racing on Lake Erie,

ler off- ‘

This izi

badly worsted (ho American

eagle.

Bob Ford, for the murder of Wood Hite, gave bond ia $6,000, at RiohmeBd. Me., Wednesday, to appear for trial in October. He is now in Kansas City, and Is being exhibited oa the stage of a variate theater there, on a contract of $5,000 for six nights’

appearance.

The trustees of the John F. Slater fond, for the edneation of colored people in the south, met in New York.yesterday. and organized, electing R. B. Hayes president, and Professor D. C. Gilman, of Johns Hopkins university, secretary. Mr. Slater says nothing had aa yet been decided upon in regard to the shape the fond will take. An incendiary fire in Lyons, France, today cansed a loss of $800,000,806 threw

3,000 persons out of work.

It Is reported thst riots have broken oat among the peasants in Southwest Russia. They demand a redistribution of land. Two manions of the nobility have been sacked.

Trade Be view.

[Hew York Times, te day.) Easiness generally may bb said to be on a more healthy foundation than in roeent yean. It is more conservative and steady and ia marked by no ''booms” or general speculative excitement. Money, with few exceptions, is easy for legitimate investment. Collections are generally good sad there Is Utile prospect of failures. Dealers mm selfafled with smaller jftofits and are nnmerona. Thef “ attention te now eat

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< YImi CtaHMKft&tamt , Washington, May 19.—A oorroepondent ■ays tin administration waate Gen. Curtis convicted of the charge ot levying poDtieel assessments, to punish him for his support of John Sherman tor Oe presidency, and hia steady oppoaitioa to the Coukliag faction in New York. At the hub# timojsaaeements are Mag levied open every Peas•ylvanina office holder in behalf of the Cameron fight and Senator Frye, of Main** chairman of the state central committee, la tevysag a—smmente upon the clerks from his state.