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INDIANAPOLIS, FKIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1882.

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Yjy Aj^TED-Ajtod girl ImaaedlatetyTCT W°r|A IVfAirrKD-A Sm Oenaaa girl at 147 NortR t VT after Jotaoy t. to« «TA»TaO>-A good laUeMM. H. Knt', m: tW ChrUUaa ave. 1 ^SM^Agm todo general aot-^rorr:i M nr AjnBD-HoUelton for the Oate City dlter TT MM VaMO Moca. »« 'VXT AEITBJV-A teacher oa a drum. Addrf*n B • VY b D, News offlee. tv 11

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Xlf ABT Bl^l ,9 u nd ban made so good as new ” by Wm. Joan. M Virginia ave. taa

Yy AlNTBU—Agood glrHo do^teneral Oousewar A NTRb—Leave orders lor gia» ing atioa Cast VT Wash lug too st. Hotomou Bareu. last

TIT ANTED—A Done girl at tl Homs ave.: one Tv _who can come well recommended. I

well recommends

"Vl? aJ<TK1>—Tenant for * room* la nice eottage TV house, allconveolentc*; 18iK. Meea. tlo 1 ANTltI>—Lady ; 13'year*: live at home; 18 »*"” Martinda’e hioca; dentist; Parson, te t SlTANTED—M WHO for arttUdsl teeth. ParTT sen, dentist, opposite poHumice. nortb vs XI7 AB1B1>—a No 1 coos; rood wages: none TT bnt Orst-claas need apply ; die N. Uei. st, toz

Yy ANTED—Roommate for^g^eot^emarT: ples*^ nr ABTEI1—Larre house or dooble I ■nement TT centrally located. Lons News omce. tv t 1 nr sBTEU- Biluaiion by middle-aged woman TT to do general honrework ; til N. renneasee. El? ANTED—Immediately, one good dre-smaker TT who understands button hUei; 81 Oat st. t nr Alri’RD- If you want to rent a h'-use.ca'l on TV Ccsbv B Bmpry. 37 West Wssnlugton st. t nr SNTK1—Occupants f >r n’cely furnu TT front room a with board; 16! Nortb Ulln-

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■nr ANTKD—Rubber boats ladles’ gowsmew, TT gems’rubber coats to repair; 12 N. Ditnola I nr A NTED-O' rl. n w cor. Broadway aoa L!nTT coin ave ;lst claw wagfs for lat clais girl.tvs Tb/ aNTKl Oocupantforntcelv furutibed room, TV private faouly, central. Home, News tv t«

Yy ANTBV^OMtoffcintair^l ;hUbeit pn -e paid. nf ANTED—To tell oeou’y, moeaing and red TT Mrdf, and one floe polly ; H1 N. East at. tn si \XJ ART*!*—To rent a garden farm. Address TT James Moore, new malleable iron works tn a 1 nr ANTED-Uae Berlin Nerve Tonic. Cure* tierTT vousnew. ayspt psla, heart, etc . dUeaaea U i \JLT ANTED—All Iron anti wood pnui os and drlvTT en wells repaired. K.Edmnnds.26 Agnea u I ’

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<m . nr ABl fcD—Good girl: small family : H» South 1 TT Liaden ;pegmanant home ;oaU Immediately.

'Yy ANTKDj-House of yo 12 rooms; ofbee. Lt All(lrt ‘ a<l 1 ln Advance,^ep njANTBD-Three tlsners: «8 and 8* Houth TT Delaware st., and M West Washington st. J. B. Lyons tl s nr ANTED—Tofurnlsb the service of a ihor 'TT oogb bred registered Jersey bail; 431 Ash st. (s)ta uet “07 ANTED—11.50 for 10 lbs. choice flour; per 1 TT barrel, M-™' Opposite market-house, on Alabama et. ues ■nr aNl Kl>—The address of »ome otllcer or solTT dler of Co, K. First Indians cavalry. L, Men oMce. tv ol ANTED—Two energetic men to ran vats for TV Thackeray’s works; just leaned; 97 North Delaware st. tl ht nr ANTED-Second-hand base burner with oven vT attached; mast be cheap; call or address 423 Virginia ave I XJLJ ANTED—Pastry cook, female; 6 girls far TT boas#work, at employment exchange, li Vanca block. i_ •\xi ANTED—To aau second hand hrs oroof office TV sate, cheap; Inquire at room 10 Fletc her A nr ANTED- At room 7, IDS East Washington 1 TT at., a oompoeltor and a hoy to learn the printing ml nets. f ,nr ANTED—A good stou. bov to drive delivery TT wsgnn: apoly to John Leser, Jr. A C> , 221 Earn Washington st. ter TET ANTED—Good Oennan girl, no other need ' VT suply, for housework; no washing or IrouI Virginia ave. _____ |

for a nicely farulshed a and wife, with noard,

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lug; 244 Virginia ave. nr ANTED—Oxupan is

I TV loom.for gents or man a

at 250 Baat Vermont st.

n? ANTED-Situation by a lady to do light Tf bonaeworx for her board and washing, so she can have hsr afternoons and evsnlogs. Address Judas, News office. tat I

nr ANTED—Hale* TT waiting tituati

man, clergs and persons itiors to address employment

ei change, ITVanos Mock. \jk) ANTED—Men to solicit orders for Thackeray. WT Dtokeos, Hhakspeare, and all standard authors; >7 North Delaware st. tt ht \wj ANTElv-Everybody afflicted with piles to TTbse Dr. Browner Golden CarooUc Ointment: a positive ciro DrnggUUjlCc u B r.-(A Vy ANT ED—A goci girl to do general nouse- . TV work, cook, wash andiron: moat bring good

g ferenoes; call at «t College ave. F j

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."BAr ANTED—Good girl or sroman to go to TT try towu.Sn work tn small family; no

log or ironing; ITS Kant Market at. ■ Vbr ANTED—<ati»en* to save W per TT ung their vault* and alsks jle* Tors Odorless Co.. 187 Indians sve.

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n7 ANTED—Hmokr Beal of Indiana." the best l 2^g;. , aasTai,?£a , > wl ^s." 117 ANTED—Every one sslng 74° gasoil ue and 1 TT “ headlight oil” to orSor From the U Use ns JeadUght Tanks; best oil In tbs city. bs \l7 x NT ED- Fi rst-dam sawyer at 51 organ'own, TV IgA; bom other need apply: must work tor moderate wages. Addrerw H. J. Bell. t fT7 ANTED—To sell an outfit few fight house- ' Tv keeping: ev^rything la new. address E, Mews office, before 9 o’clock to-morrow, I Vy ANTED—to employ tea men on eaiary to

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s men on salary to m city trade: most Is ton A Co. aha

iW^^rarSdSsa.^^^ —ice70 E. Market st-; send fur circular. (a>ta oa te; ANTitD-lo rent a hotel In county seat or TT boarding honse in Indianapolis or Terre Haute. T. G Wilson, box 77, Danville. lad. til'

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new Monarch on* wagon. K. Wash, st,'

tNTKD—To SMI cheap, one h drill two seu of harness*,

plow and doer press; icquire at 4#4_

TXT aNTKD—A young German girl with good 1 TT rv commend at Ions to do light honoewora sad help take care Of baey ; 606 North Mississippi sutez

ANTED—Finest csstoff clotalag bought and

TT told: special attenilon paid to evening druse and masquerade salts, at 108 s nilaois i* s

fliy ANTED—Ton tO| ^

ITT ers;all *l>es rnd hampers at '

Illinois st. tn *_ \T|7 A NTED—Immediately, situation as house TV keeprr Insman family, where lean take a cl lid two years old, or a nice nome for me child;

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Delawaiu, Psanaylvaalaor Meridian ste. Address

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Ingtoa, lad.; wages A per day. I. K. Cramer A Oe .contractors. ten! Til ANTED—Ten to see th« Wenmineter. mg'i TT nrt aad tew feed base borner; bs dsomeit ■ - - - |f ( r ea

gave to^ths^ market. PareaU A Msdskar. a

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Mem ave. car Una. W^sa , ss7’b?Lafs.ss'„ w i,;: In afternoons: satisfactory references given. Address W G, Eews oMoa. i

,*EJ7 ANTED—Those who desire to enter my Tv wen Ing class fa bookkeeping, etc., to noUos that I will commence Moo day, Octobar 2 7 p m ; for information call at W and 149 East Washing

ton st. Chaa. Peterson.

^AOTHg-W.gJMMiB» know thM with each

At our offloe, they will receive one jf those beau Mini inlliltir freat new styles just received •floe Miarth Pennsylvania et- a vs

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a FULL fine of the celebrated OshSosh wagons; A call and see them; also, harness, at M East Ooun street. na s ’T’OR SALE—Livery subie, sne-balf cash, balX anoe monthly paymenta. &. W. Oattereoa, »4 Kentechy avs. tn s ; 170R BALE—Ybang,gentle family hsrie. wltb r harness and phartun, for |153. Hamlin A Co., | ** North Delaware street. teo TT'OR HAIJE—Fine carriages, phaetons, side-bars

X and road cans at rock bottom and examine. A.J.Johr A Co.

prioea. Call

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WAFTED-Good servant girl with reference: TT dto North East et. l_ ■WET ANTED— Day boarders at 96 North Alabama

TT sc Mrs. Troxeli.

’ear anted—Old Bate ana rupees kooas reTT paired:7Mum. eve. tnst •gkTABTEP-AP hoesat boy to stay m a dmi

more roomers and boarders Ohio st.

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ANTED-^Oocupasts ^for tornlRhed rooms: ilT A#TEl>—ft tors full set of teetFat EarharVs TT 14J9 East Washington sL nos WJ ANrKD—Tinner*. Me On at A Walker. «1 Tv and M Esst Wa*hlngUm st. ter. , %K7 aNTEI»—a good si I to do general noose

TT wort; 219 West New Yo»

Yy ANTTtDpA i?o<k1 driving for lUj^sfd, mtdlstejy sn«s Norih V MI»*t*slpp| t »tl' , ‘ * *te 1E7ANTED-flood family horse, about eight TT years old, used toclty. not sfraid of cars, nafe sna reliable. Hsyes, I Wrlght’s block, te t! TfOR BALK—Two roomy phaeton*, one jsrger X wagon, rad and Hide-bar buggies, one lintdsn*second hand ke logg, 1150 ;ooe grocer’^ wagon andgood harneas. pe. J. J. Kramer, 213 and 215 Kent Market street. ne » TT'OR HALE—We have some special bargains In X second-hand carnages and phaetons: all good make, and must he sold In the nextthlrtv days to make room for our fall stock. V- M. Backus A Co., on the Circle. te i

IT'UK HALE—New and second-hand carringts, X haggles, phaetons, kelloggs, wagons, etc., cheap Repairing a specialty done on short notice and reasonable pricss. Hchwelkle APrange, <24 and 426 East Washington street. t s

paper patterns bought

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and all kinds of second-hand work, call at 12 14 Circle street. Every vehicle acid from ware-room warranted as represented. V. M. Backus A Co. .. at s TT OBBINH A (4ARRA KD, carriage builders, No. IY 32 Hast Georgia street. Invite carnage admirer* visiting the state fair io sive a critical examInatton to their display of spring vehicles Toe range of work comprlrea a hoe rockalet worth 1750, two rjekawats, two extension top four-p»s-seuger carrltges, English dog cart, two village cans, singles)at pig too,thrre-qnkrL'r top box ightbsopen road wagon built for K.

ro Lon.

fpo LOAN—Money ; Barnard A Hayles.

r^-O LOAN-|2,ua>; private funds; W. H. Hobb*.

rpo LOAN—Money on mortgage, C.E. Coffin. 1 uh z rpo LOiN-On 1 natal)ment plan. Fruncl.s A Hmith A Co., Vance block. tl z

rpo LOAN—(50,000 on city or farms. The very A loweet rate*. O W. Gorauch, 15 Vtr. ave. ul *

rpo LOAN—We have some money ip loan at a A low rateof Interest. John H, Bpann A Co. us

rpo LOAN—Money at six per cenu. farms or city A property. H. McKay, 1 Odd Fellows hall, na s

rpo LOAN-(1,500 on amt mortgage *ecnrtt> ; A low rates, John M. Judah, IS East Washington st, [ tn s

rpo LOAN—Money at lowest rate of interest A Williams A Klatner, snccessors to M. E. Vinton A Co.. 8 and 4 Vinton block. nv s

rpo LOAN—Private fund* In sums to suit, at a 1 low rate ol Interest. Farm or city property. .8ta< ton A Scott, over Pint National bank, uez

rpo LOAN—Money at one per cent, per month A on all articles of valne. Jos Mayer A Co.,. ■accessors to Isaac bolomon, 111 B. Illinois st. tatorage charged.) U s

rpo LOAN—Money at loweet rates on Marlon 1 county real eetate.wtthoal commission, middlemen or red tape. Wm. H. English, offloe In English’* new block, np stairs: entrance on Meridian street. os

PBB80BAL

TyKRMONAL—Hollcltors for tbe Gate City Filter Jr wanted at 64 Vance Block, t z

T> KKHONAL—Hmoke Beal of Indiana, the best £ 6-center; Bumatra wrapper, Wholesale at A. Hteffen’s, 234 K. Washington st. on s

TJLKSONAL—Wear© the exclusive agents for X the celebrated •splendid" base bnrner. Call and see ti. Pnrsell A Medsker 63 N. 111. st. n z

TjKHMONAL—For good and substantial house X and sign painting, call on Chas. W. Dauer, corner 8. Meridian st. and Russell ave. (a)to oa ?

TJKRSONAL—John WlUon : By leaving papers AT at Gorsuch's offir e, 15 Virginia avenue, he will pay you for your irouble. Thomas Wall, t TJERHONAL—Mrs. Julian's art class. LancX scapes and flowers In oil. Fall term begins October 9 Studio, 412 N. East street. Term*: F fty cent* per leaeon. tvt

TJERSONAL—Complete Hue of gents’ fine T shoes, ladles'shoes, mlstes’and children's shoes, sebool shoes, baby shoes; 22 East Washington street, Come aad see os. C. W. Tutewtler ditto. 1 tout

STRAYED OR 8TOLBI.

CTHAYED OR 8TOLEN-7 hogs ; 3 sows and 4 0 shoats. (5reward. Henry Foppe, 4 miles ea>t of city. te h

OT RAYED OR STOLEN—Roan cow. marked O on both ears, short tail and black teats. (5 reward for her return to 347 B. Missouri st. te 11

HISOELLAE E0 UB.

f?OK hirgtiiDS in real estate, stocks, mill*, etc. X call ou Cosby A Kmpey, room 1. 37 West Washington street. t

form

rpHK Freedom Bangs Is tbs beet and cheapest 1 in the trade. No. t Masonic Temple J. A Weaklev. ov s

FOR REFT.

17OB RENT—Furnished room*, 75 Kentucky X avenue. > J70R KENl'—With board, a suite of rooms; 121 " East Ohio street, 1 TJOR RENT—Desk room, at 66 East Market st., X basement room. tl z

jpOR^RENl^-Honses, rooms, etc.

see list at

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pOK RENT—Hultes of rooms in Ht. Charles F block. M. H.Bpadea. tost ■T'DB RENT—a room ihxBl feet, with power. X Apply Bryce’s bakery. nh s COR RENT—A desirable, unfurnished room, TV X East New York street, nns T70K BENI—Furnished rooms, with or without X board, 66 Houth East street. tv t!

puR RENT—One furnished room, for single F gentleman^76_S. Illinois street. ten

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UOR RENT—Nicely farnlahedrooms. 156 North X Dllnols street, near New York. t POR BENT-Hotiae279 Nortb hast street. InX qnire J. Giles Smith, 76 N. Penn., st. tlo pOR RENT—Business room, good locallon for X clothing or shoe store, 706 K. Wash. st. tv t!

jEEfirr—Koom^Mxao.^with^owar.^ can at

putt MBT—To one or two^enuemen. a bandpOK RENT—Three farnlahed 'or'anfurnlahed F rooms, over 57 and 59 Nortb Illinois at. te s

yOKjkMjlT-Furnianoa r->om for housekeeping;

POR RENT—Ooe unrnrntaned front room, first F Uocr, cor. Ifilm I* st. 54W. NewYorkst. I pOR RENT—Handsome farnlahed rooms, with F board, 1(6 N Delaware street; call at once. I POK RKN1—Hilceof nnfurnlahed upper fron J rooms, wllh board. 258 N. Pennsylvania te h pOK RENT'—Parlor and room*. furnUhed or X fnrnlahed. essalte or single; 2i E Ohio st ti

POB RENT—One cheap furnished room, 172 r North Pennsylvania street; suitable for gentleman. I puK RENT—Beet suite of offices In Baldwin F block, la good order, at low rant. Barnard A Haylea, agents. v s POR RENT—Don Ole offices, both front, second F stosy of Brandon block, M East Washington street. J.M. Judah. ul s pOR RENT—Brstdence, No. >1 West l’ra’t:«0 F and 61 BeHefontalne'.Bl Park avenue. Jesse D. Carmichael, 11 circle. I

POR RENT—Good houHC, 181 North California F street, partle* renting to board self and wife; owners will pay difference. to » pOR RENT—Hull of unfurnished front rooms; r may M need for light boAsekeeping; Outer block. WE.Market. Apply up stairs. ss

pOB RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, 152 North X Meridian street. tv s

POR RENT—Two story frame dwelling. 9 C rooms. No 414 N. New Jersey street, (21; by Lorenz Bcbmidt, 29 S. Delaware street. te s POR RENT— Beautiful rooms, ensalte an<1 F rlngle, with board, all modern conveniences, on North Meridlaa street; reference, 8 D. tv 11

pOK RENT—A new barn,4 stalis. cupboard for F harness; room for 4 or 6 vehicles and 6 or 6 ton* of hay; finished room for man. 78 West Michigan street. teo POB RENT—Residence northeast corner Me F ridtan and Ohio, with all modern conveniences. In fine repair; price (7i per month. Barnard A Hayles, agents e s pOR RENT—Front parlor with large cIohsi. unF fnrnlsbed ; large room with ale >ve. no st-Ur*. unfannshM; front room, np stairs, furnished; suitable for ops or two gontltunon. No M West Michigan street. tv o' POR REN1—Ortober 1. h-an-lfnl 1-ttle store F room, with two seat dwelunr moms and o* lar:all uew aad onmfortablo; suitable for d'es* making aottoos. shoe shop or confectionery, c ir ner of Market and Noble T. A. Goodwin, » Tborpe block tn s

POK haLK—Jersey cow,Minks,951 and Duke F of Aspen wood 69-90. Andrew Wallace, l POR HALE—Harness and saddles la great vanF ety, at Ad. HereinT. 72 and 74 E. Conn st. tn s POR BALE—Cheap, large east front lots.HoatbF east addition. K. 8. Field,7 Talbott block, nn s pOR HaLE—A good family horse: can bednven X anywhere wnh safety; 245 Horon street, t pOR HALE—Farms, cheap, on long credit, F wblcb we have taken oa lor ©closure. Francis Hmltn A Oo. tl n pOR BALE—Second-hand piano, seven octave, F (HA. Pearson’s mnaic honse, 22 North Pennsylvanla street. tn n POK HALE—Sawdust delivered to any part of F the city. at 75c per load. U. W. Hill, cor. East and Gerrg'a tts. tana POR HALE—Brtrk, from 100,0061o 200,000, Urge F site, band made. Campbell A Miggenourg, Centerton, Inoiana. te ol pOR HALE—American watches at cast. They F H Clapp, optician and watchmaker. 93 North Pennsylvania street. ts n pOR BALE—Furniture, stoves, carpet, on week F ly or monthly payments, 68 East Washington street. D. 8. Benson. ss pOR BALE—Carpets,furoltnro.chromoe. clocks. F etc., on payments, at 279 and 281 East WashIngton »treet. Ralston A Co. aha POR HALE—On easy terms. 8 lots, east ol expoF sltlon grounds. H. J. Everett, 29X North Pennsylvania street, room 14. th s POB HALE—A ulce new cottage, corner Eighth F and Alvord itreeu, (1.200: easy payments. H. B Palmer, 90 Bast Market street. e s pOK Bale—A nice new 4-room cottage, only r femdown, oalance on easy payments. Call at once, No. 33 Bpann ave. E. H. Beale. tn s» POB HALEr-Best fruit, cigar and candy stand F In city. Cal) at corner Meridian and Washington si reels. Indiana Banking company, ta n ! pOR SALE—Small jew« Iry stock, fixtur>s aad X trade. In conmy seat, t4aa. Hamlin AOo . te o > 36 Nortb Delaware street, pOR SALE—The belt stove* ana ranges in me F city, cheap for cash, No. 2 Masonic Temple, nv s J. A. Weakley. pOR HALE—If you have auy kind of an eatauF I Is bed business to sell, drop us a postal card, or call and see us. Hamlin A Co., 34 North Dela- <* are street. te z-m.w, puR HALE—A fine s'o k of opera and fieidr glasses, reading glasses and finall microscopes Just, received by This. H. Clapp, optic!an, 93 North Pennsylvania street. ta u pOR BALB-A nice office oatUt, consisting of F almost new safe, with burglar proof vault, fine walnut counters, tables, etc. Indiana Investment Co., 36 West Washington street. ht POK HALk—NoTitS^East McCarty street, for F |2,!.00; No, 58S North Tennessee street, (l.noo; several lot* on Dowtey street, for (350each. Marti ndale_A_Wasaon^roomJ : dTin<^bloclL^tlh' pOR MALE—Two Gordon setters, eight month* F cld. one three months, eight frl«h setter pup*, six weeks old. These are all ted greed dog* and pure olood, field qualities guaranteed. Call or address 494 Ash street. tv tt pOK BALE—Very cheap, at 287 Kast Washington F street, one 6-foot wronght Iron range, six set of shelves, with drawers, suitable for shoe or hat buslcesa, one second hand furnace, one peddling wagon, one hay press. ue s pOR HaLE—2,000 cords of word of best qua uty; D parties wanting to put In their winters wood and kindling, will save money by calling at Central Wood Yard for prices. I farnlsn both cord and stove wood. Bar nnm, 182 K, Market st. uh s POR BALK—6.100 empty coffee bag*, at Capital F City Coffee and Spice mills, 26 West Maryland 8! reel. Ward A Son*.

pOR HALE—Cottage house of 5 rooms on A»h F street, as fine a* a fiddle, aud a splendid Bar-

gain. (1 600.

Splendid bargain In a l*rge two story frame home, large lot, on East Market street. »4,500 I have a very large list of property to excuauge, at.d the beat bargains in the market en all classes cf city property. F. O Wadsworth. Iv t 32 Circle street. pOR HALE—Houses, cheap, on West street. F (2 (00; Fine street. (2.400; Fletcher ave *2 3i/i: South Delaware street. (S.OtO; Spann ave. $1,4u0; Willard street,(8U0; S.nitli street. (1.CO0; North Noble street. (1 600; Oak street. (1 600; Buchanan street, (1,500. Tne above are 5 to 10 room houses in good repair;also, smaller properties on easy terms. J. W. Brown A Co., 10 Thorpe block. tl h Real estate, rental and loan agent. p«6R HALE—1,01 on Alabama street, hist barF gain on the street by (300 The best bargain In the city on a fine 30 foot North Meridian street lot. Flnelot east front, on North Tennessee street, 50x200. for (1.1C0. Alley lot,high and nice, on Park ave , for 1650. Very fine 44 foot front lot on Lincoln ave.. (l,'/00. Home extra bargains on College ave and Bruadway. F. O. Wadsworth. 32 Circle street. pOR SALE—First clsss boarding honse. splenF didly located.with t>0 to60day boarders; fixtures amt tableware first-clasa. Bplendid cottage on Fletcher ave , In the best of

repair, ll.eto.

50 to 150 feet cf ground on Nortb Meridian, south nt Beventh street, east front, for |75 per front

foot

Ht'*

t on Ash street, near Eighth, e»s‘ front, (6:5 ry neat i roterty on North Pennsylvania, near

‘lair, of 8 rooms lot 31x140, (5.000,

r, of 8 rooms lot 35x140. (5.00U,

Large two-story frame on Park ave.. worth

(4,500, for (6 000.

An elegant two-story frame of 14 rooms on 1 Meridian, near Walnut, at a bargain. (10 000.

frame of 14 rooms on North

n. near Walnut, at a bargain. I HI 000. srge list of cottages, north and south, cheap.

Uo, some splendid farms In this county to be

W.K te o'

. E. Mick A Co.,

68 East Market street.

A1I0UI0EKB1T&

SOLICITORS should caU at 66 Vance block, and 0 see the Gate City filter. t z 1 TMBKEllas and parasols made and repaired U at 46X Virginia ave. Pat Hart ty. ms RH fk J. POINTER, clairvoyant and msgiTl netlc healer, No. 180 West Vermont st. tn s! TIME HADLEY AND ROBKRV8 ACADEMY— 1. Night school opens October 3; kindergarten opens October 9. (s) us ts PERN AN DO DkANGUEUA will accommodate A a few more pupils on piano, October 1. Apply at Theo. Pfainln’s music rooms, ts n CKK THE NEW CH A.TELAIN spectacle cases, O In velvet and morocco Tbos. H. Clapp, optkjan, 93 North Pennsylvania street. tl h \r'I8IT01l8 lo call at BIJon for a first-class ha'r t cm or shave; prompt attention paid t) all. C. H. Blake, proprietor, 31 East Market street is hi

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Meri

isfactlon to

T5READ BAKED FROM BRADK.S A CO d J> paient Hour took the first premium at tue f»ir. For sale by Braden A Co., No. 1 Massacbutetts avenue, sole agents. tv o

me the

persons' eir titles, call and see us.

CIS o Us

\C E PHILAN.dealer In hair goods of alt kinds, iU.>16R E. Wash, st First qaalitygooda and win a speciality ; full aMSortsaent gray wave*, gray and blonde swliches.etc. LadiesareInvited to examine our late style goods and get prices. (s) tl ts THE OITIZENH’ ODORLESS COMPANY’ A Office, room 7 Baldwin block, corner Market and Delaware streets. Vaults, sinks, etc., cleaned by the Improved and odorless apparatus. Orders by postal caid promptly attended to. All places cleaned by this company disinfected free of charge. t *T IT ROUT claiming lo have the mr/AoU. I vv still offer superior inducements to ttiose who wish to learn business Being a practical booaketperfor % years, and an expert account ant tn this city for the past 13 years. I am no adventurer, and require no committee to bolster up my reputation. I tarn with pride to my record, end with pity to the graves of the departed and the death-beds of th'se who will soon follow. For luformailou plesae call at 167 and 169 East Washington street. Chaa. Peterson. is □ t

POLITICAL.

THK UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB wilt meet l In the club room, corner of Dulou and Pro venlrg. W7 K Gbaff, President.

pect streets, this sve

POUID.

for AS

WOUND—The beet square meal In the city r_20 cents, at Jack's. 177 W, Waah.st. h-f.

POUND—That if yon wish special attention In r fitUng spectacles, and accurate adjustment, you should buy them of Thomas H. C>app, optician, 96 ft. Penn, st., New-Denison hotel blck. tat WOUND- That the highest market price wifi be F paid for groan elm. In lumber IX Inch thick, or the log, both cot 12 or IS feet or 6 and 7 feet lecgthe, delivered to Karushaw A Taylor, corner of Georgia and Missouri streets. uo s

WOUND—New baby carriage*, baskets. X toys Iron wagons, velocipedes, Mrd cage*, satchels, brackets toys, etc. Also, kid and winter gloves, hosiery,

underwear, st low pries.

ti h PlumbjfcCo , 13 N.Meridian sL pOUND—That HD. Crane, the' jeweler, 90 East Washington street. Is making a spec!a ty cf i ectades and guaranteeing satLifacUon,

F01 TKADL

WORTKaDE—Or win sell a aearly ne* hoiw F in the city of Louisville. Ky. Apply at TS Kentucky avenue. '

WOK'I KaDE—To furniture manutact irers, u I acres good corn or wheat land, this slate, for fnrniture. Ralston A Oo. us t

FOX BALE OX TXAJDE-

P OK^HALE—A thoosaud smpty soar barrels, at WOR bale—old' papers,« oonta per hundred, ■T at The News otfioe. vs WOR BALK-Housea. lota, farms, etc. Bee fist X at o M oe, C. E. Ooffln. ns s "WOR BALE—Five acres of corn in shock, for (40; X who wants ItT Wm.C.Bmock. tv t» WOR8AI5E—Cheap, neat little meatshop, good X trade. Address C.Hmlth, Nesrs. tatt WOR BALE—Sevan! nouses, cheep, trass (HO te F (2A00. E. B. Field. 7Talbott Mock. sou WOR BALE—Bawdoat, at prices to salt applicant. X O. W. HU), cor. East and Georgia ate. ta oa WOR HALE—Clear shlngtss at low prices. Bee F Hive Planing mill. 71 Pendleton ave. an s

WOR HALE OR TRADE—5acres of land, sltasX t din Perry tfrwn-hlp. five mllessouifieast of theclly. near ihe bhelbyville road. Will trade for rood Kit on the aouihside. Inquire at 235 Houih Noh'e street. tv 11

H BY TUUPH.

A BETOIiUTION.

BOO LETT XEETIXM.

Xf AHONIC—Called meeting of Oriental lodge. 171. No. 5U0, this evening at. JO o'clock. Work-

Third deert John M.

a 500. this evening tree. Fra s k Bxakwkli.. Sec.

; 7 JO o'clock. WorkW. Pattw. W. M.

I ' a. U D—Members of CapltAlCity Grove,No. tv. 17, U. A. O. D., are requested to meet at the grove on Haturday evening, to transact business

arc

of lir ponance. tt b-f

HXYDKR, (See.

DIED.

MUNSON—L*wls Munson, father of Charles. David and William Munson, of old age, being 88 years old. Funeral on Saturday at2 t>. m. from the residence of Chsrles Munson, 2(5 North Alabama st. Fi leads of the family invited toattend. f W ASH INGTOS—Cslla Washington, the wife of Chester B. Washington, Friday morning, at 6 a. m. Will be bnried Haturday, at 2 p. m., from residence rfWm. Preseel, 201 North Liberty SC I

CITY NEWS. Amos Agee has been granted a divorce from Margaret Agee, and awarded the custody of the children.

Doezeger <fc Bros., $630: Ledy, Price & Co., $200, RLd Goldsmith, Enriktng i Co. were the additional replevin suits filed to-day, against Joseph Ehrlich ahd Meyer Lauer. Mrs. Newton Teeters, of Noblesvllle, In boarding the I.. P. A C. train at the depot, last night, dioppedhtr pocket book, containing a ticket and a few dollaia in change. There was a general rush for it bx the nimble-fingered, but Officer Griflin, of the detective force, ream*ed it, and Captain Wilson still holds It, trailing for the claimant.

RAILBOAD NEWS. The Bridge over Tanner’s Creek on the C , I , Ht. L. A 0 —The Canada Southern Bud Michigan Central. Bridge No. 6 over Tanner's creek on the C., I.. St. l. <t C., now approaching completion, wilt probably be the strongest, and the cojtliest biidge to the cubic inch in Indiana, The piers meu.-uie 1 OOOjaidsof solid masonry, bnilt upon 230 piles driven sixteen feet below the river bed. They alone have cost >12,000, and the entire structure, not much over a hundred feet in leugih, will cost $20,000. When this and other wosk ore completed, the Big Four management (ay they can shorten their time to Oincianaii, safely, half an hour, and will do no if uecessarv to keep ‘‘on top" in competition with the C. H. & I).

nd M.,

to the amount of $l,0oo,rro. The money de-

rived from the sale ol the bonds is to be applied on the extension of the road to Benton Hailor, Mich., and also lo the bnildingof the road fonth from Anderson to Kuslivllle, lad.

The latter work is to be completed next year. The mad at present has not a dollar of bonded indebtedness.

Thi

erall

ers having tiansferred their proxies to Delaware. |Lackawanna |<tlWestern parties. It is »s erted also that Vanderbilt intends to dispose oi the Michigan Central road in addition to the Canada Sonthi rn, the latter having nd outlet into Chicago in the event of its sale. Sun’eys of the coal road from Switz City, on the I. & V., have been completed. There is a disposition among all the leading railroad men to make their lines Independent of outside p*rties in (ecuting coaL It is said that thel. A st. L. will soon operate sufficient mines of its own in the vicinity of Carbon and Coal Bluff to supply all its wants in that direction. Arrangements have been perfected between the Nickel-Plate and the Wheeling & Lake Erie roads whereby the former will run over tne irack of the latter from Bellevue into Toledo. Par. or cars will leave Toledo for Cleveland orer this route the same as the Lake Shore. This plan is to go into effect upon the opening of the Nickel Plate. The general passenger agents of eastern trunk lines, at Chicago, yesterday, elected to Issue continuous trip tickets from differentia! points west to differential points east, similar to those now in use from east to west. These tickets alien no si or over, and are Intended to put a check on sea', ing. Excursion travel still continues heavy, five special train* arriving at the Union depot to day. The depot police think that at least 50,i00 passengers, in the four days closing to day, have arrived and departed at the depot, without serious injury or accident to a single

person.

The Bee Line is

freight cars

third fceing pise

and made capable of a twelve inch lateral move ment for curves. They are four feet longer than

ordinary cars, and of double the cipaclty.

The earnings of the I., B. & W. road for the

in September were $67,454.2), an in

ST.

week in September were $67,454.2), an ii i of $8,993 C5 over the same period last yes i total, an unusually large percent is fro

third week crease of $3

Of the total, an unusually large ‘per cent is the passenger service, the receipts from this de-

partment aggregating $27,076.15.

it is estimated that, after meeting all obligations, the I. & St. L will have a half million dollars left out oi the funds rai-ed from the $',000,0(0 mortgage This balance is to be expended in equipments and in part to be held a* a

Hind tor any future demands.

Next month aline of sleepers will be put on

ween SL Louis and I.-niisv ' ille, Evansville & St Louis

Mt. Vernon, where the Louisville & Nashville is taken in. This line is said to be sixty-one

miles shorter than any other.

The Indiana construction company has b*en

between SL Louis and Louisville over th

isville, Evansville & St Louis fro

die over the Lou rom Louisville to fllle & Nashville

contract calls for the removal of 1,000,000 yards

of dirt

The car works employ 620 men and have plenty of work. The talked-of removal to Chicago seems to be abandoned, as it ought to be. judging from crowded business at the pres-

ent location.

A private letter says that a strong movement is organizing in New York to take ihe management of the Erie out of the hands of Mr. Jewett,

at the coming election in November.

The two splendid new parlor cars, numbers 65 and 66, on the Big Four, between Cincinnati

ovsul mtfsvmnrss vrrtwc* K.s He i r* fKrt rti-vwa n *s

and Chicago, were built in the company’s shops

t of $9,6(0 each.

at a costi

The second telegraph wire along the I., B. & W. to Springfield, O., will be opened for business on Monday. The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad, to-day, declared a quarterly dividend of 2

per cent.

The Palterson-Pearson Affair,

This morning the charge against Charles H. Patterson, who shot David Pearson, was changed to assault with intent to kill. The defendant, through bis counsel. Messrs. Mattier and Dancan, moved that the case stand over until tomorrow, at which time be would either waive or demand a preliminary examination. The amount of bail was not fixed, and Patterson was remanded to jail to await the extent of Pearson's injury. At noon to dav Mr, Pearson was suffering considerably, and his throat was partly closed, but h's physician, Dr. Mlnntch, was still hopeful of recovery. The«reatest daa ger lies in excessive Infl amation. There will be no effort at least for the present, to remove the bait, which appears to have chosen the safest

CHILI AND PERU. Pleroln and Barrios In New York Plottlsg the Dictator's Restoration with the Aid of Chilian Bayonets. Asplnwail special New York World.' I accidentally learned, from what I think good authority, that Pierola is expected in New York, where he is to eerier with the Guatemalan President, Barrel*, who last year extensevely purcLased arms for the Peruvians, but who has of late been making friends with the Chilian minister at Parts. Lvr&naga, long the Peruvian com ul in this part ol the world, who has been Pier ol as financial friend and agent for years, will take part In these conferencet, and my informant assures me that the whole scheme was arranged with the help of Logan, formerly United Ststes minister in Guatemalaand notv United States minister in Chili, before that worthy left New York, after awaiting there the arrival of Barrios from Gautemala. My informant further says that Logan has an understanding with Pierola and with the Chilians about the Landreau claim in half of ex Secretary Blaine, to whose tafi'ieuce, with President Arthur, backed by Mr. Trescot, my in formant attributes the otherwise unintelligible appointment oi such a p.rsouAs Logan to represent the United States in Chili at thi* tfme. It Is a ppetty kettle of fish and forebodes no good e ther to thelnterests or the reputation of the United Slates on the Pacific. The Defeat of the Hlllsdalei. I Londcn correspondence New York Times.] The international boat race on the Thames, yesterday, is not likely to advance the friendly interests ol the two countries in the matter of athletic sports. Even the Times, which is generally very careful not to arouse ill-feeling among the contestants in the great field sf sports and pastimes, condemns "the unsportsmanlike conduct” of the American crew. Experts as well as ordinary lookers-on sav that the Hillsdale imen'deliberately fouled their adversities, and they crossed and bored them conticua’ly. In spite of this the; were beaten, and as soon as they; felt their defeat they stopped and held up a piece of one of their sliding seats to shgw that they had met with an accideat. It is feared among Englishmen that they were guilty of tactics that will be condemned as mium by their fellow countrymen as they are here. The truth is themen were unequal in physique, and no doubt in pluck, to the Thames men, but they came to snow England a new rnsthod of rowing. They adopted a quick short stroke, which depended for success on strergih of arm alone, when they saw itithntrated, Thames watermen said it could not stand the severe test of a race. It did not stand iL The long pull of theTnames rowers, bring ing into play legs arms, and back, is still believed to be the better method, and it won the day, The American crewmust early in the race have'discovered tael'mistake. They tried to make up ior it ny "unsportsmanlike tricks," and they have lowered the status of American rowing men in the eyes of the only competitors in the world whose opinions on all equatie sports, outside the United States, are worth consideration. Political Matters. The Massachusetts prohibitionists are in convention at Boston. President Julius 8. Seeleye, cf Amherst college, is chairman, and Gov. Long, one of the vice-presidents. A contribution oi tfOO was made to aid the female suffrage campaign in Nebraska. Senator Harrison spoke in Cincinnati, lait night. In an Interview with a Cincinnati Enquirer reporter he said the republicans wtuld carry Indiana in November. He said that Voorhees was proving a heavy laod for McDonald to carry, on acconnt of hUrecord. Said he: ‘‘Hecan not throw a stone at us without hitting Voorhces. If he thro irs a stone at the riverand harbor bill, Voorh eels In danger: if at"any item of the extravagance they charge on the republicans, it hits Yooihees. I told the democrats at apublic meetlEg recently that if they would give me a bill of particulars of all they complain of against the repabllcsns in congress, I could show them & vote oi Voorhees in support of IL" If the state should go democratic, the senator said, it would do much to advance McDonald's presidential aspirations, which without a victory would come to naught. Fred Douglass and Prof. Langston have publicly proclaimed in favor of the coalition of republicans and readjusters in Virginia. A gentleman who claims to have personal knowledge, says that the resignation of Secretary Polger is now in the hands of the tecretary of state. _ Speech by the Marqals.* Victoria, September 29—The Marquis of Lome and Prinoees Louise opened the agri cultural show in the presence of two thousand spectators. Replying to an address the marquis said that the adoption of the Kicking Hone pass for the Canadian Pacific road give an easier grade than that of the American roads, and it

unless it availed itaelfof ail the labor that came.

appean

place in which '.to lodge. There was quite a a crowd in attendance upon the city court today, under the impression that a preliminary | hearing would be given Patterson, but in this ’ they were disappointed. There are no new de (ails of the shooting. The Sews having fudy tovtred thejground in the report of yesterday,

Rendon of the Twaaty-31xth.

BTh» annnal reunion of the old 26th Indiana T« bclrg held to-day at the court house, and ihere le a goodly number of the mem be i, with their wives and children, present. At noon theie was a repast at Mozart Hall, and the reunion will close to-night, in the circuit court, ‘ “its raeri-

1866. Dur n? the war John G Cl trke, of Frankfort, and Newton A. Logan, of Rennselear, were also colonels of the same organization One of the features of to-day is the presence cf ) dward Horton, flier and David Miller, drummer of the old regiment. Miller has three bovs. ail trained to good practice on the snare drum and base- Collectively they make a flue appearing martial bmd. A Child Badly Injured. Yesterday afternoon, on the Exposition grounds, during the display of the traction e igines, the Biidsali machine, with W. P. Phillip* engineer, struck and badly injured a three-yesr-o d boy, ton of William S. Frohliger. 292 Earn U uieiana street. One wheel partly passed over bis left hip. Immediately after the accident the engineer was arrested for criminal carelessness, ard a partial hearing was bad to-day before the major. C. 8 Merrifleld & Co went upon his bond, and testimony, while incomplete, tended to establish the fact that the accident was an unavoidable one, end that the engineer was a careful and competent man.

No Force Necessarv, Bat Cairo, September 29.—The authorities consider that the coontry is so rapidly returning td its normal condition, that the farther display of force in the provinces is unnessary. London, 8»ptember 29.—The Times says it has beed decided to retain, for the present, 12 000 men in Egypt, to carry on and consolidate 'he work for which the suppression of Arab! Pssha does little more than clear the way. Indications. Washington, September 29.—For OhlovaTey and Tennessee, partly cloudy weather and local ruins, southerly winds, stationary or higher barometer and temperature. Lower lake region fair weather, east to south »iud*. stationary or higher barometer and tempt rat me. Believing the Money Market. New York, September 29.—Inf jrmation from Washington, despite denials, is that the treasury i« likely to allow collectors of internal revenue to pay over their receipts to deri <na'ed nulonal banks to the full amount of the bonds deposits 1 by the tacks at Washington to secu.e such payments. Business Fall ares. Nxw York, September 29.—Failure:, of the la stseveu days, reported to New York, number 120, of which 199 are in the country and eleven in New York city. The stoppage of Alonzo Follett. note broker, is the event of the week and has brought numerous other disasters in its train. . The Tyrolean Flood Bnflerers. London, feptember 29—The floods in the Tyrol have reduced wealthy land owners to poverty. The laboring c’as-esare in tereioie distress The approach oi winter greatly aggravates the situation. _ An Aims Honse Contractor. mu adelphia,September 29.-John H. Parke an alms house contractor, arrested lari night was, this morning, be d In $5,000 bait, and sent to prison In de’ault of the same.

CDBMMMT MKW8 CONDENSED,

Power of States to Re go late Freight Chargee Deflied bj Ue liliaoifi gopremo Cjart* Springeixid. September 29—An opinion was rendered by the Illinois supreme court, yesterday, in a case Involving the question of the power of the state legislature to regulate the rates charged by railroads for freight carried to points outside of I'lincis, and whether the act prohibiting unjust discrimination in such rates is not in contravention of the constitution cf the United States. The case was one wherein a 66 per cenL larger rate was charged on a haul from Gilman to New York than on a haul from Peoria to New York, though the distance from Peoria is greater by eighty-ilx miles. It was held by the court that the charge was unjust, excessive, extortionate, and unlawful; and. in effect, the court upholds the authority of the railroad and warehouse commissioners to regula e freight charges from points in Illinois to points outside the state.

* The veterans oflbwa are in reunion at Council Bluffs. Receipt! of hags at Chicago, to-day, n,6M; of cattle, 6,000. Mar such u setts will obterve November SO as Thanksgiving day. The Mutual Union earned $619,781 In the first eight months of 1882. “Bom" Hesliix has retarntd to Chicago from Mexico in good health. The North Carolina tobacco crop promise! to be exceptionally good. The order of the Knights of the Golden Rale, has a deficit, it la aid, of $62,000. Cadet Whittaker ta lecturing in Georgia, round* ly abusing Grant, Hayea and Arthur. Clingstone, the famous trotter, has injured a leg and will not trot again this year. The Wheeling mill owners will sign the sale of last year, and begin operations at once. JEx Mayor Keilv, of Richmond, has been elected president of the Catholic Benevolent Union. A cyclone in Newton, Kansas, destroyed the Evangelical church, but fortunately injured no one. Arrests In the bribery cases growing out of the Star route triaia are to be made by next Thursday. The Chippewa lands, 16,000X00 acres in northern Dakota, have been opened for settlement. Mrs. De Long was at the navy department this morning with Engineer Melville, and had a long interview with Secretary Chandler. Secretary Lincoln has been appointed administrator of his mother’s estate. It is valued at $90,000; $72,0(0 In government bonds. Jim Cummings, the train robber, one of the most uotorious members of the James gang, is pafe in the Ca:dwell county, Kansas, jail. The street car drivers in Chicigo won their demand, ytsterday—the discharge of an unpopular superintendent—and resumed work. Mr. J Stanley Brown, late private secretaaylto Piesidont Garfield, has been appointed chief clerk of the United States geological survey.

The genuine Titian exhibited at the Cincinnati exposition, yesterday, ii said to be a Bassoferrate, who was an imitator of Titian 100 years

after hi* time,

Charles H. Eaton, of Lacrosse, Wisconsin, former superintendent of the American Express company lor the Minnesota divHon, ’ hile temporari y insane, committed suicide last night. George W. Willis, of Chicago, obtained in

- verdict for $1,500 for keand cinders from _ £ Western Indiana

road.

An old moonshiner named Charles Folias, for whom the revesue officers have been searehlng for a long time, was raptured near Dallas, N. C , yesterday, being driven out of his den in the

mountains bv rattlesnakes.

Helmrich A Hansen, wheat and note brokers, of Son Franci«co, failed yesterday for about $160,0(0, Hansen wok arrested for grand larceny, being charged with the theft oi $50,000 of

notes from the Pacific bank.

The investigation into the management ci the Anciorsge lunatic asylum, at Louisville, has borne fruit in the indictment of L. T. Maddox, an attendant, for the murder of JohnJOtto Jansen, June 25, 1882, by drowning him iu too bath. There is a prospective row over the league base ball championship. Providence claims that Chicago agreed to play an extra series of nine games at the close of toe season to decide the question, which Chicago is not now willing

to do. .

Judge Jere Black, on behalf ot the Mormons, will present to the secretary of the interior an argument in iavor of toe removal of Governor Muiray, of Utah, in connection with hts

meat to prove the U

tional.

> prove the Utah commission unconst:

Prof. E. P. Gould, for fourteen years the occu

‘r of New Testament interpr on Theological iostitution, i dismissed from the positior

Bcston. nas been UismLsfed from the pc a charge which is practically that of heretical

teaching.

A great deal of bitterness exists in Hot Springs against the mm who shot Matthews, cdl or of the Hornet, and sufficient attention was paid to threats to destroy the Arlington hotel, owned bj Fordyce & Rugg, to cause it to

he closed.

The wife or widow of William Waokerlie is suing toe .Etna Life insurance comoauv, in St. L'lUis. for toe value of a policy on hts life. She claims toat he was killed in Texas, in 1872, but the company produces a man who claims to be VYa kerlie, but Mrs. W. refuses to recognize him. Rev. Arthur Ritchie, rector of the Church of

last Sunday, he ha* opened the way' for a separation of toe parish from the Episcopal church. Foreign. The new steamer Werra, of toe North German Lloya company, on Ita trial trip, made 17* per hour. Henry Edmond Knight, alderman of Cripplegate, a ard has been elected lord mayor of London. The German and English governments wTl act jointly in support of measures for toe supPretslon of gaming in Monaccf.

Shoemakers* Strike in Maine. Biddeford, September 29.—Same days ago an advance of ten per cent, was granted by the saoe m&nu 'acturers of this town and Saco on the wages of their employes. To-day, the employ ers decided they could not maintain the advance, and as a result the factories will be closed. Several of the manufacturers are conslderlr g propositions to remove to New Hampfhire aud Massachusetts.

Political Points.

The amateur mind reader was abroad again to-day, and in cashing a horoscope discovered that the ragged remnants of the greenbackers, who were crowded out of the recent ‘‘divide,” are dbsatiifled with the cut and-dried convention which nominated a half-and half ticket, and are resolving to vote per contra. For

instance, if Smith, of toa republic

wd.

of toe republican* wai. endorsed, they will vote for Democnv'c Brown, and If Jones, on the demoaratic ticket wa* toe chosen one 1 _hls republican competitor will be voted for. This system will put the whole party in the markeL and not leave it subject to the

whims and caprices ol the rlngsters.

The greenback congresrional convention is to meet tomewhere, to morrow, to nominate Judge Glessner, of Shelby, if he will only accept. It is onderstood a letter was forwarded to him today that be could corral numerous votes adverse to English, and as toe judge is healtatlng.be will probably take the race The mind reader whispers that the only colored man on the greenback ticket has written a letter declining tne race, and asking his friends to throw toe weight of their influence ior John R. Wilson, on toe

democratic ticket.

74 hiletoe mind-reader was circulating in forbidden political grounds, in the neighborhood of the old Cincinnati bakeiy, this morning, he chanced upon the following roster of names, all colored men. It 1 oked formidable at first glance, and embraced toe following; John Dode, Charles Wallace, Alex. Jackson, Jim Bartlett, Joe Bartlett, Harrison Bartlett, Com White, Wm White. Lewis Liden, Tom Lowe. Theo. Dickson, Harrison Campbell, Harry Thompson, Wm. Smith, Louts Pearson, Wm. Beard, John Goodwin. Ben. Lockiin, Mae* Httria, Ed Boxer, John Geuney. Ge«r:e Elliott, Simon Barbour Nick Taylor, Linger Jones. Don Williams, Clarence Williams, Smith Crawford. Joe Miller, Albert Johnson, Spencer, Talbit. Wm. Woods, Ed Alien, Al.Stone, Wm. Hall, Manuel Co lias, Gco-ge Miller Peter Jackson, Frank Parnell Allcrt Houston. Charles Hlll.Joe Bracken ridge, John bats. Monk Ba-s, John Curtis, Jim Gains, George Anderson, Henry Jackson. Joe Curtis, L. Ferdinand, Am. Adsms. Some of these names, for ins ance. Manuel Collins, had a familiar ring, and there it was reflected in the background of the horwconical scene, that Manuel had recently declared himself an untrammeled citizen, free to vote a* he listed, and toat he and a number of o her "untrammeli d' bad organized a democratic club. If toe above don’t constitute tne membership, with Collins as head center, then A Litigious Congregation. Marioore Cohen representing the “children

ship opened inward instead of outward, was acquitted yesterday evening by Squire Thompson. Mr. Cohen theo filed against Meyer $ tele berg the proeecuiipg witness, ior distiirblug themretlagof toe congregation on the day of atonement, and part of the evidence was heard It begins to look as If it were a cold day when M>me member of this congregation hadn't a legal grievance of some sort or other to ventilate Mail Service Notes. Beginning with Monday next, there will be ""sii ferric* on the I., B. & W. middle division, leaving tola city at 4 a. m. J M. Boyer, of the Columbns, Springfield & InOisi apolis line, baa resigned, to embark in the drug busmen* at Lebanon, O. Csrds have been received announcing the marriave. on the 27th Inst, at Shawnee Mound, Mo., i f Phillip A Folckemer, head clerk ’ Pitta We*t.,’' and MBs Claim A. Kensinger. They will moke their home at Covington, o.

LfflT BY TELM.

FOUR O’OLOOK* GREAT LIBBL SUIT.

Muaftr Wkelaa of the ■•■treal

Ertaiag Fait 8»e« by ■cXamee. I Montreal special Bmu>u Herald.)

The moat exciting libel suit that has ever been - known here was opened in toe Queen’s bench Tuesday. It la brought by F. B. McNaace, head of the largest firm of contractor! In Canada, a very wealthy man and a polltital msenate, against Whelan, manager of the Evening Post, the Dish organ here, for charging plaintiff with having originally founded Fenian ism in Canada, and tubeeauentiy betraying the members be bad sworn in to ihe government fora large reward from secret service money; with offering a man $500 to shoot Brydges, head of the Grand Trund road, and with being engaged in Montreal and Quebec during toe American war in taking Canadians under false pretenses to tbe itates to wor* on a railroad in Ohio, and then selling'hem to tbe geveinnrent for the bounty. It was alleged that the foundation of hia fortune was made in this way. There are reventy-fve wUne*sessummoned for the defense, including Sir John McDonald, the premier. Sir Alexander Campbell, member of the cabinet, Sir Francis Hiucks, ex member, beside a number of high government officials and men * Urged to have been Feniau dupes of the prosecutor. McNamee ws- examined and crossexamined, categorically, upon every charge made against him in the alleged libel, and to every one he gave an emphatic denial under oaih, answering all tbe questions iu a straightforward manner. The counsel engaged on both rides Is the largest and most eminent ever employed in a tingle cue in Canada. It is expected to last three or four weeks, and the costs will

be enormous. FOLGEK’S POLICY.

Hia Plan for Relieving the Stringency of the Mope; Market Bald to be Illegal. [Wastfingxon special Cincinnati Gazette.! Tbe surprise in treasury circles, yesterday, when Secretary Folger announced that he would come to the relief of mercantile discounts when ■ ever they seemed to be affected by tbe operations of Wall street, was intensified, to-day, by the further announcement toat upon hts return, he. If the law allows, will loan money to banks whenever deemed expedient, taking government bonds as security. The secretary of the treasury will not need to return here to discover that the law oi tbe United States positively forbids, and the policy of the government under all administration, discourage* such a financial policy. The law Of 1846 is explicit that money shall not be paid from the treasury to United States depositaries or to any bank designated to receive money, except for a specific purpose, tne purpose being auted iu a warrant. As to toe policy of relieving monetary strirgeicy. the agitation in the country in connection witothe issue of the $84,000,000 reserve at the time of the panic will hardly have been forgotten. The treasury itself is the best evidence, however, that the existirg so called stringency ia solely due to the Wall street manipulation, and that it la not the result of

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called bonos nave oeen presented for redemption, notwithstanding the Indncementa of three months interest, is perhaps a sufficient guarantee toat toe financial stringency does uot extend beyond toe Wall street gam biers, and that it is there only manipulated by one set of operators against another. Notwithstanding it has been possible to obtain from toe treasury under |the new call, and the recent order of the Secretary of the treasury, a very much larger sum, there had been presented for recemption to toe close of business hours today, in tbe period of ten days just ended, and which includes two Wednesdays, upon which bonds can be presented, less than $3 000,000.

National Woman’s Suffrage Platform, Omaha, September 29.—At the National Woman’s tuff'ige association resolutions were adopted thanking congress for the appointment of a women’s suffrage committee in each house; thanking Senators Laphain, Ferris, Blair and Aithony for their re-' port in favor of an Impartial suffrage amendment to the constitution of toe United States; toat it is toe paramount duty to oongreas to rabmit the Sixteenth amendment, which shall secure the enfranchisement pf woman; that the association should labor for the submission ol an amendment to the national constitution prohibiting the states from disfranchising on the ground of sex; that toe action of the state conventions of the republicans in Kan*as and Indiana, of the demxtrata in Massachoretts, and toe anti-monopolists in New York, and toe prohibitionists in Chicago, indicate recognition of the strength of our form, and thenear approach of a full recognition of woman's political rights; toat it U the duty of the legislatures of Iowa, Oregon and Indiana to ratify the proposed woman suffrage amendments; and that the enlargement of woman’s political freedom in Icolaad, Scotland. India and Runa'a is encouraging, while tbe refusal of these privileges is more inconsistent to one republic. Alexander Hamilton’s Estate. New York, September 29 —The heirs of Alexander Hamilton are about entering upon what promises to be a great litigation over toe distribution of toe estate which they have inherited, and which U estimated to be worth $1,500,000. The plaintiff in toe com Is John C. L. Hamilton, who ia a direct descendant through John C. Hamilton and John 0. A. Hamilton. He claims that undue influence was exercised by his grandfather over hia grandmother, in the making of her will, by which he got control of all the property, and afterwards sought to avoid litigation by conveying part of it to relatives. Plalutiff demands one twentv-aecond part of tbe estate, that John C. Hamilton’s deeds be eet aiide, and toat a receiver be appointed. A Wholesale Poisoner. Pun adelphia, September 29.—The police have arrested W. G. Whittaker, residing in Pat chaiviUe, near the city limits, charged with poisoplng his wife, Jennie, aged forty-four yean.

aged two yean. A boarder named Wayim Cooper, nineteen years old, was also poisoned. Some of the sufferers are to a critical condition. Great year for Comets. Vienna, September 29.—A great comet was observed Here at 5:15 this morning, to right ascension 10 hours 46 minutes, and declination 5 degrees 16 minutes, south. Paris, September 28.—▲ large comet was discovered to-day from toe observatory in this coy in altitude 10 degrees bearing north and 6( degrees east National Liberal League. Et. Louis, September 29.—The aixth annual ccnventlon of tbe national liberal league met here ibis morning. In the absence of T. B. Wakeman of New York, president, and Hen. E'izur W right, Boston, first vice president. Mis. Juliet Reverence, of Milwaukee, took the chair. There are about thirty delegates In attendance.

Also Unable to Agree. Philadelphia, September 39 —The jury in the star route prosecution in the United Suites district court, reported this morning that they were unable to agree upon a verdict, x-"

Dr. Wicker sham’s Resignation, Washington, September 29.—The resignation of Usited States minister at Copenhagen. Denmark. W. H Wickersham, has been received at toe state department. Conciliating the Irish. London, September 29.—Tbe Standard Hate* it is expected in Dublin that E Dwyer Grey will be released from prison this evening. General Jail Delivery. Purlin, September 29.—All the (aspects in cattody have been released in view of the expiration, to-morrow, of the term of the Ooroerion act. bteenier Ashore. Capi Henry, September S9.-AB ocean steamer. from Philadelphia to Havana la ashore neac here.