Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1883 — Page 1
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for* fall a«t o' t««ib at Car*
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food (Irl /or c«D«rai
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fl7 aWT*D—fifor balf-Mtof t««tb : «a* jt^en TW Pat»«H. dentlM, north ponofflc*. nz
ii* head or for oalr. ae ■
Afrrgp— Yon to read Kalzton A Co '» adtrer-
TW tlaemeot under the head
.HrariD-Oirl or wiman fortenen >WT work {apply at Ml Rortb Meridian at.
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■wmj •irrat*--Oa>h paid for (oM cow H o. *ww pierce, l*x Kaat Waahlngton at, n> / t.tha UTaJII kl>—WinaUon aa f>' rter 'n at ore by sober | WT colored man Batea uoiae iron a atore. I fkjff AXITBO—ABeota *o aeii In clt'rTX'bTlTer'i 1 WWCyf Icpedla. M. J Holy. 97 ■ Dzlawareaetl
a 1ST KD—a rente to ael^tne^Oolhy
^raNTMO-r
IWT yoong, w
•treat
rmploymant of »on)e alnd by a e.l aoucaud Uermaa; 1U (freer
oe o!
*V&/AHTM1>—To trade Weeda^eln* machloe, In '*» good order, lor cood watch : ai Weal Watnlagtoa et.
atoh d Oo.
tooth of Bereoth.
to aeiiizl hoaaeh >ld i»ll north Merldiao at.,
^btj aHTUI> Htocra _▼» country; will p Bonn Delaware at
of m^rchaudiac Id CH:
ay cam. Hamlin
'W^^^nih^r.rorti'^yi
Rchnildi'a brewery.
:tty or
A Oo., M
uo*
cenu per armaolag,
la h ?
^EfrANTKb—A white g rl to do aeneral louse* lew work in a email family; lib. ral wages paid; apply at Collate aye. ta tt i\j|/ AMTHD—To replateyonr tnirea, roraa ard 1 ww epoona: made good aa new. A. W. Snow A Oo„ ID West Market at. toa-in.tbA
'X\T ANTED—1 be ladlei to call and sec the nretty TV aulta at tnaa Deputy’*, over b. n. Ayree'e, 17 West Washington el. uvtt
r«|> amtmd
' w store 100— w
< north PeanaylTanlaat
TAD-To let. desirable localliy small store 100m. 10 N. Penn, el, Apply to Moaea,
TITAATAD—4 wood choppers, colored: apply TV W. T. Pietcher, bawrem-e, or room 10 Tlelcher di kharpe block. u v o Pfij ARTAD—One machlnl>t; vise hand ; mast bv 'ww eipert; no ether need apply Crawford A McCrlmmou, iuaaii, ind. uesl
Ai>—Creans: Wllooz
on «my
Blako, 47 Moitb
Wli
low pricei.
Ortftna; W
^ttT AnTKl>—Kre-ybody toknow tbn'
TT «on haa opened a new stoic sad ire kaat Waatungion at.
lie organs Horton A
t D.K. Her 1M 158 Ifi
bn Ware Biore.M north
AJJITAD—Apphoant for^rcholarslitp ^ln InM. Kohl neon,■—tMm’ket it * ‘ ^nno-m^s 1 ftk/ amT Jtu—To sell nhesp a horse ehoelae acTT coont of fl.7(iacain*t A.laard C. BruDdste : will eel chiap AeanAOaBah. t 7HIAJXTAD—tauseus to save X) per oeni. by get* TT ting tbetrTBiilts and sinks oieaned by New Toek Odorleas On., W Indiana are. oka
ou to get toe Boa* Clothes Bar for ikels.clothe* llbes, etc., at WoodI north Illinois si, t s
TJD Alfrnb If 'nkr’iegj of'XadlsnaT" tha baa t T»f ABTAD—hfname crl Ted biv. 18 rears old. I TT to wall on table wash dishes, etr ; none but a waller need appl y; X>l N Pen n. uvt 1 r ABTAD—Offloe boy It or 14 years old. (inlet, genteel sad well recommended. Fry’*cut-
i tier at ogee. 1M Booth Illinois at. I’KD—Twolaundresaes.dining root
k girl for general homework, office boy. Vpnte block employment iffioe room it i ’Ti/’ANTAD—To buy for cakb. re<idenoe on tlll1 TT noli or TenkeaMe its, east front; apply te B.F Hat cock, 40t North New Jersey et. taot Tltt ANTED—By a iliorihacil wrl’er, a situation WW as correspondent after 4 p. m. Address Waller M. Anthony. 1?» ». Mleelkslppl sb no t s t .%A/A>TAD—Front room and bed room, with Vw hoard, for man and wife in private family In flm-claee nelghnorhood M Heirsoffle?. I NTKD—Occnpanta for 1 or t unfurnished >mt: prtvate.ramliy : ‘4 to nare from Penn, rd convenient. 24 Fort waine ave. ue ■
at-
TBTAWTEd—Twolaundresaes.dlnine room klrls. 1 ww cook girl for general homework, office boy.
'Wroo T1U) — OOCn
kt.;iM)a TTT ANI AD—A man to travel as ticket se’ltr ; 1 TT ertlarv DID per wesk knd expenses ; must
bave ♦180 cash ; 17H N. Delaware $
expenses; i st., roomt.
!W*ssS?fcA.!Vb6jir.a'fcKgsS On earth : can or address M. 1 B T. Co .»l Ky.avt SCAT ANTKD—In each town ot TO) and unler. 'TT agents tor sale of Colder’s Cyc opedla and Itardard works. M J Holy. 97 It Delaware uvt I
ANTED-To eichante Improved Indians
TT polls property ftr good Texas land. Addreas New Home, 7M Aim st„ Dallas, l exav ta o a m,w I ABTANTED—A residence south ol Seventh st. 'TT between Tennessee and Delaware su., not over |6 0(0, tor cuh buyer. J . W Brown a Co ta t .TBJAJRTED—A place at collector for some phyTw sldan or i<u>lne«s hrm by laly with RrstCiasa reference Lady Col led or News offioe.t«tl
ANTED-Families wno usually oaa* ! TT breod, to know that to buy Bryce's Is •oonomical.aa the loaves are large, and no <
to tBm.
•WTT afSTED— Pnrchaic~ for complete outflt for <ww light bousekeepi ik In two rooms; mast tell Inuntdlateiy; tor p. nloulais address Bml grant. Hews office. ta t l •WAT ANTED—Bee hale consignment of New No. 7 ITT American seeing machine* at *2 Kentucky ova. | extraordinary ladccemeuts to oath emtonsere during hulidaya an s-th.e,tu ^TATANTED—25 eewlnk women to get gold dllTT Inge for 50c. and silver nilliigshe low astBc; beat materials need Dental College, .Etna block, » North PenneyIvanl t st. ns TAT ANTED—Persons to Investigate the FaultVT Ian. equare. and Invincible, round baseboraan before bnytog. McOuat * Walker. 61 end M Wet Washington at. oo s Wf AifTEIV-Th* public to know that Frank TT BirdV ’transfer ha* removed to No. 16 North Meridian at. Baggage checked at realdeace. Ordera taken by ttfep tone. ut» HT ANTED-Uufurmthed front room wltbbrard TT lor man and wife wlthont Children; location must be can. ral; private family preferred; refersees given aad required. Bam, News, tail ANTED—Br a gDl to nuraa or assist In Ug'ht ' TT bowseworg or to wash dlsbei; ca l at the corner College ave. and Ninth st.,nearturnublt, on the east »R e ot the stteet. Immediately. t ■
men more
no waste
nvs
TATANTEP—Uarmao girl for general homework TT In family of three persons; win paygood omMg! must tome well recommended; WO North Delaware et. | neol .V> aN¥ sb-Avery one waoting a sewing nta1 TW chine, sewing machine parts, etc., to see par prlcrn; we areetlimg at prices never before known tooloMontthe stock. Horton A B,ase, ff North Illinois st. ’llFANTED—Youag man, latelllfanl and aoenrTw ate, with experience aa a saleonan, to act aa aastotant la meichant tailoring bualness;
_ it tailoring business;
mast be or good aodrees aad able to give referenoe Addrtes J H N, News offloa. un s
OTanted-r ww eeslaoM I
w^s^K7’«Kr jf urswii profits; no podflllng, no opposition; nj rl- - : eoally carried, aaally shown, eaal y sold; tu il North 1 Mertdl* 10 ** M P ® 1 We * k ' Eorm 4, l -.^ | a ^^’ANTEIj—-Ladlsa, don’l lall to try the Ni v
ehlM^SSS^i only needle
No. 4. for wo have an oatlro new i»»-
setUngneedle, nqtta-osv'iug
er, for we tor dev ’Ug
ZBi have aomethlpg new to show you. Viet Machine Oo., S Virginia ava t
arm. sell setting needle, nq : please sand In yonr ord<
yoi
rANTED-
Me for sne ponud choice country batter. 010 tor one gallon map’s syrup ' J. O. Hammol. 110 and U1 Mass, ave,
WAT ANTED-Fallenta I TT waul February u oi afier that date; all who
t Indiana Denial (Joll *• only: no paUtula re-' -ivel o desire arnii :tai tetih and
gold and sllvar fiiiingt csesp. and of roiiablo qoa'tty. shoulo apply atcooe: a fulla*totl> qaality taetn. on ooln silver rlatea for 67. r
p/acw, ppatalis, Elina hloik. Ft
ooner Oi ort.
a»t
. . . Tho
Fennaylvanla at.
ovi
ANTED—
Me for 1 gallon mapl* avrnp. Uo fori Mb can tomatoea. Me fori can sugar corn. Iko fori a tb can pea* sea. Me tor 1 can blackberries.
Behrater Bros.,
its TO, 7171 Maaa ave, 4S, 617 Virginia avE
.WANTBD-MaE at. E. Uomens totwtoUs fnTT wuwovoata. androvaalkthe past and pros-MSt-.m W.Mary land st. loanees sawedy marriages fEkikls ot InaaiaMe. and gives eharta of lock for any oadektaklng in busloees; also gl ves lafonnaMoa aboot loat or stolen goods rthla builBOffi oaa bo MM V MtMr oh rooetpt olpogtaco stamp and ai I
MBOELLAIBOUA
. I. O. A It. E-^E
LOT of U>E year's tor jalo eheon, to
ewM.
somsmsss.
INDIANAPOLIS; SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20; 1883.
SFf—r saiagiesol ■.K.BMr^o
UTaWeD-A wood carver by Laetsr <t fr.se. iTT liTEntaavv. 1 WFaNTED—Lady roommate at «* North East ITT kS.; fMsrewess » -dn aN’I ED—A genu for enlarge 1 p'etures;!*
•W Baldwin slock.
I0K3E8 AID VEHICLES.
170K BALE-Famliy horse, 16S B. East street. X uv^t 170KBALN-Famffy mare. Inquire at Holllngs r worth ’sstshie. ue ° 7 ( DOE BADE—(food large bone. Moore’s 11 very X rtahle, UP A BE Cliur at, U * T70K BALE-1 hree pairs of r<Kxl work mnlea; X im East Bt, Clair street. s* XPOw BALE—A reliable family or general pn rX poee horse. A ABtepheoa. 19 Maaacbuaetta avanoe. uv •
FOE SALE.
SUNDAY BfiKYIOBB.
•pOE EAJUE—Oheapsk than any family
can baks, av a
•POEEAAN 4we paper*, SO oenm per anndree. X at The Hews offias. vs TX)E BALE—Goal oU Uc, best headlight Me, 76 X North Pennsylvania stgeet. ols
T?OK BALE—Houses farms, loans. . X A Co.. 9o East Washington street.
pBACEM. E CHURCH—Rev. T. H. Lmch. VT pastor. Regular service morning and
en-
farms.loans. J.W. Rrown
an ■
A MEB M A CHURCH—Preaching 10 JU a. m. rV and 7:30 p. m. by I. N. Tnoms.'m, pastor. 8. 8. 2 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. r
; PIRITIAII8M- M r
seer
ATIOUfOEXEIT.
17RED HKTZ. 15 Massachusetts ava. IsmanuX factoring his own candles, pare and fresh, ana
f'
W A wt»d—Burses to^winter^ FI etc her. fence,Ind. I th tu.tha
^ANTEl TT at B. ’
D—A good horse for delivery wagi B. W. Co.e s dry goods store, Odd ki
e:-
jndltioced horse In tlTe
Addrees A 8 N.
low's W ock T70R BALE-The beet c. X city for family or <1*11
News office.
Bob SALE OB TRA DE-Oood sirigi* slelgli for X <w»li. spring wagon or cow. H. u Pl-rce. 24^ E Washington s» ; ns-tu.t.s r 117 aNTKD—To 1 ell the best c< ndltioned toree TT in the tily fit family cr deUvery. Addreas A 8 N. News office. 1*.
ijlj a»i ai>—The public to know that Frank ~ Bird’s Trsnsfer has removed to No. 18 North Meridian street. Baggage checked at restderce Orders taken by telephone nt z
yy aNTED—HorsMTsnd
with good shel
aable prl
tronae Add^
Icee • farm thr«
house Addfea* 8. K. Flelche;
A Sharpe’* block.
ea and cow*; I am prepared. (Iter and feed, to keep both at farm three mile* from court
om oour
10 ;P!euhe
ta 1
TjOBBI NB AO A 11E A RI), carriage builder*, ao. J V K East Georgia street, offer, very cheap, a grtat many new acd seconil hand carriagei, aelro*gs. phaetoi s and buggies. Repairing and repaluling solicited. uu z .a BALE—New and second-hand carriagas,
PERSONAL
JpERHONAL-^Hanglng lamps, at Mlekle’s, 75 T>KBfK>NAL—Bmoka Meal of Indiana, ms hast X S-eentar; Sumatra wrapper. Wholaaala at
A. Bteflen’t, ZM E. Washington st.
POK
holler 101
-A good four horse engine am North Delaware street. ul h >
OOB HALE—Alabama
X
stre
prices; see In the wanted column. v s-a.w T?OR 8AL>.—Housee. lota, farms, etc. Call and X see us. C. E. Coffin A Oo . 34 N. Del. st. o s TTOR BALE-Berlin Cheat Balaam, oeat ooaga X syrup gft oonknmptloB cars. Drugglsu. os s "COB BALE—Drug store, beet location, half cash ; X rare chance, reaeon sickness. Ward Broe. ts
CPTRITVAMSM-Mr Frank T. Ripley’* test ' f °[ n l , ‘ O seance Sunday evening. Jan. 21st. Names of j •pirlt friends given, at 5 p. in. sharp. Call for j
room 21 Exchange block. N. Penn. st. TTNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Oor
U ner of Mamachnsetta
day, January 29. 1883 New
ormed at that time. Special advantages offered or the stnay of music, elocution, French, Ger id all kinds of drawing and painting Mr*. J. H. Kappes, 341 and Ui North
ui s
U ner of Maesachusetts avenue and Rev. J. P. Cowan, pastor. Preaching atl»:30a.m Hxbbath school 2:30 p. n
enneand Kaat street.
to-marrow
T7IR8T ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCHX Cor. of Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. Preaching IC^C a. m. tomorrow by John Baltzly. Sab-
bath school 2 Ah
and
ow by
Thursday eveuing meeting
T^ORSALE—811k worm eggs and books, by IS. A Purdy A E. M. Russ. 130 w. New Y'ork st nn
«; also m irary tt
Purdy A E. M. Rose. 130 T?OR HALE—Surveying Instrument*; ala A chlnlst’s tools Call at the state library
XIORTH BAPTIST CHURCH—Corner of Broad1* way and Cherry streets. Rev. D. D. Reed.
chtiHsCS tool
I7OR BALE—At rwiriv every grocery in the X city, and delivered twloe each day, Bryce's oread. uv 1 T7OR HALE-Salooo and fixtures and two pool X lablts, good. Call at 261 West Washington
! pastor. J and 7:45 1 I are luvtb
-rry
ivine service m. Babbath
morrow at 11 a. school at 9 ;3C a, m.
UOB SALE-Mill wood and kindlings. G. W X Hill. 8 E. cor. East and Georgia. Telephone. ca at! pOB Bale—Cord wood in any quantity W. T. X Fletcher, room 10, Fletcher A HCarpe’t block. uu v tha.ta T70K MALE—A base burner stove and large X (fllce desk »nd counter. II. B. Palmer, 90 East Market streec ul * pOR SALE—The coming ba>e burner, Fault X less, square. McOuat A Walker, 61 and 63 Weet Washington street. 00 z ■pOR HALE—A brand new Domesti mschloe X with all attaenments. fir ‘10, Horton .< Blske 47 North Illinois street. POR HALE—lau.OOO to be rented out in the way X of furniture, carpet*, etc., by Ralston 279 and 291 Eaal Washington street.
pOCRTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—CorX ner of Pennsylvanvta and Pratt streets. Rev. A. H. Carrier, pastor, preaching in the morning and evening by the pastor. Sunday school at 2 :lo p. m. z
K CONGREGATIONAL Cburcn
—Houthside of Mt. Clair near East street. Rev. N. A. Hyde. D. D., pastor. Services to-mor row morning at 10 :30. Sunday school at 2 p. m Mtanger*cordially Invited. us» ( Hit RCH OF THU HOLY INNOCENTS-Epls- " copal—Corner Fletcher avenue and Cedar
Ingle In charge. Service and
street. Willis li. Engle In charge. Service 1 holy communion 11 :Co a, m. Evening 7:30. S
pOR MALE—Sawdust delivered to any part of X the city, at 75c per load. G. w. Hill, corner East and Georgia streets. Telephone. Is
phone.
T>EK80NAL-Mrs. J. E. Tomlins
X ant and siai
day evehl
in, c
ite-wrlter. Dark circles 144 N. Illinois street.
ilrvoyn Munv >( •
T)RRHONAL—The handsomest and most utefnl X article for a Christmas present is to be had at Herman Martens. 4hMoath Meridian st. us z TJERHONAL^M J m'"t . The only scro'ma, A ca’arrb, blood, liver and kidney medicine oneartb Call or address MIST Co, 31 Kyav ' TJER80NAL—Nellie ■ Yon can get yotr corns A and bunions cured without pain by calling on Prof. 8. H. Lewis, the noted chiropodist, at the Ht. Charles hotel, room 15 *
yyr ANTED—The p illic to know tin
North Meridian st liaggage deuce. Order* taken by telephone.
. Frank
moved to No. 16 becked at real-
•pERMONAL-All Who are
X buuloos or Ingrowing nail* can now have
ed by a scientific and palnlest
them cured by a scientific and painless treat:
by calling on ITof.8. H. Lewis, chiropodist, who run be constlted at the8t. Charles hotel, room 15,
from > a m 10 8 p. m , for a short time
REWARD.
ANTED—The public to North Meridian at. Baggag
den
Meridian at. Baggage c nee, Orders taken by telepho
know that Frank ernoved to No. 16
d at real -
ul*
"J) AWARD—lldh reward If yon heal my prices. Tooth pick,35c. Holid gold bangle ring. 61. Lefevre diamond earrings, solid gold, yi.60. 15 North Illinois st., opposite Bates house, ul t w,s Horace A. Comstock
FOUND,
30UND-Ralston A Cj.'e advertisement In another column. ue*
IXOR BALE—Ten acres good building or garden X ing ground, in Belmont, west Colon Hiock yards. Inquire Isaac Johnson, on premises, unsl
T70H BALE—A good stock of drags, a spleu jid n X cation for either poysinan or druggist : reaai for selling ill-beal’b. Adores* A E, New* olllct
TTOR BALE—A n ce small farm, 40 acres, Lr X grain or pasture, in Dab Is cmntv;wlll
trade
bam a s
gralb or pasture, In Dab Is rmntvjw e for city property. Inquire 59 North A a street. ta
TT'OR BALK—A large lot of oil cloth,
X shade* and for spring stool Meridian street,
paper at cost, to make room Herman Martens’*, 40 Mouth
TJIOR BALE—A splendid grain 'arm rnntainlng X 80 acres, in Mania county; will t.ae city jiroperty^lmproved or aoimprovel lots. luquir
BALE—An aesortmect of mlcro«c'
pea, Ice*.
reading glasses, etc . a' very low prlcea. l. H. Clapp, optician, 93 Nortb Feauayivaula ■t. Denison house block. tt s
LE- 385 N Mississippi,
Oe’rgia 5 rotiire
UOK BA
A No 283 E Oe rgis 5 roo: House* and lots In any portl on time. Gorsuth. 15 Vlrglnl*
10 rooms ..■■l.v'n 1,275 of the city. Ail
YY ANTED—The public to know in,. Kraus North Meridian st. Baggage checked at resi-
dence Orders taken by telephone. 17OK BALK- 6,000 ”
X mot I
BALK-6,a'0 pieces of standard snts lie, that retail at from 3C< to 4'. 50 a snee old at5c, ICc and upward North i'eai
cpal —Corn . Wlllla li
ly communion 11 :Cc a. rn. •lay school 3 p. m. setts free
T7IRMT UNITED KKETHRENTHURrn'^On r Oak street, between Cherry and Vine sts. Rev. AC. Wumore. pastor, freachlng 10a. m. and 7 :3C p. m. Sunday school at 2 :30 p m. R vivaiser- •. 'ce each night during the week. All are !nv;t“d.t ERIDIAN STREET M~K. CHURChTiri Cor. Meridian and N. York sts. Rev. H. J, Talbott,pastor. Classes 9 a. m. I’reachin* 10:30 A m. and 7 :30 p. nj. Monday school 2 p. m. Young people's meeting Monday night Prayer meet
Ing Thursday night.
riKNTKALAVK. M. E. CHURCH—Cor. But \y st. and Central ave. Rev. J. N. Beard, p
Penr.sylvania street. gPECIAL‘HA~I.E-
Mewing machines
at pilces lower than ever. A aew Domestic 430 no. A new Remington, f-' 00 A new Binger style. 4:* 00. A new "Kstey," 725,00. Nearly new Remington, 424 to. Nearly new Binger style, <30.90.
Second band “ 4 ngers Hives broierA Bsiers. Wheeler v Wlis. and other styl r, trow. M 00 to 510.
Pans for all machine*. Machines for rent. All maehi nes repairs! Borton A Blake. 47 North Illinois street.
AUCTION SALE.
ITU-T* MoCURDY, real estate sad ganaral XA aactioneers. No. 66 K. Waahlngtoc »t * « tA/ANTKD—The pubiij to know that Fran* ” B rd s Transfer has removed to No. 16
heckeb
d s
North Meridian street. Baggage Orders taken by telephone
deuce
A CCTION HALE—
ed at resi
nt t
Look ! stop! Hold ! *»• Remember, that the great auction sale of all klcds of household and ntch n furniture, at fis Fast Washington street, is now going on and w ill continue day and night until tae Immense sex k is closed out.
Preaching tomorro’ m Sunday school 2:15 p.
p. m Churcu Lyceum meeiing
Ing. Strangers Invitid
.card
:3T a. m. and 7 :30 p Chapel service 6:30
Monday even-
Eiveryining is of \
L'llUlT BAPTIST CHURCH-.N. E. X York and Penn sta. Dr. Henry will preach to morrow at 10 :3U a. m m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. Invited to these services. Yeki
All kinds of furniture, chamber sets, si dnsslng cates, s’cretarles, desks, p.n heating and cooking stoves, queenswa:
m . All
ces. Yoke Fellow s ruyetlng
for young men every Monday evening 7 :30. z
cor. New
t\ Maoie ware - etc
^ 7 :W p
rdlal.y
idsb yards, srlor sets,
glasi-
T7IGHTH (IND1ANOLA) PRKMBYTERiAN Xj Church—West Indianapolis. Rev. J. H. Sammls, pastor. Services a! 10 ;o« a. m.. and 7:39 p. m, Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. In connection with the morning servlce-a ten minute* sermon to the children. Everybody welcome. • rpHIRD PRKHBYI KRIAN CH C RCH-Cor. of A Illinois and Ohio streets. Rev. II. M. Morey, pastor, will preach to morrow- morning lo in Text "As thv servant was busy here and there, he was gone Ssbhath aclXHd aud Bible classes 2o’elock. 1 he public invited. No evening ser
vice.
BTfRemember, that all sale
enled.
inspection a. a:l times.
tnaranleed as
All goods open
F. R.Coffin, 6.s E Wash st
LOST.
T OHT—An Italian greyhound, 'emale. had la braes collar. Return to 245 N. Illinois aud j rtwai d.
QT. PAL L"H C ATHEDRAL—Corner Cj Y ork and Illinois streets. Rev. Frai
Taylor, dean. 'orDing prayer mg and short 'hOO 1 “* v - 1
Y OST—Female brass chain Return to No. stieel and receive reward C. \V.
I ’.allan Betnrr
greyhound; had on 0 No. si 8. Missouri Usoa. 1
non lew a. m. I W A R|T<Ts > Tran*fer has 0 remov"d7o JCu'lS North
sermon at 10:3'i. F.vening } Meridian street. Baggage checked at residence
1. Sunday 1 t>rders taken by telephone. ut 7:
1 P
<rdi
will be sold at5c, ICc and upw«
sylvanla street. Geo C. Pearson, assignee.
streets.
ian. Holy commun Morning prayer an
song and short sermon at 3 hool at 2 o’clock. The public
to these ser vires.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURC H j -L <>scar < Mi'Cnllor*!, minister Services ! at iJickPon’s (iran'l ‘>ppra M^rrjirig s»*r- j vice 10:Sn lopic: ••Th mkiok: s tnoi
a # terliim." Kv^niujf service 7 T 'pii f r^i nation.Vouai; rr.cn and b
I gospel oi it-> vrtii’j 8 eap^cialiy Invued
T?OK SALK—APd must 00 sold, a No 1 ^rocarv F stock, 11.700; mis stock has to oe sold, Wtli take souie trade. Co.by A Koopey, au t Room 1. over V West Washinrton street
tally invited
»ug bts
The
bii a^l^ers
DISSOLUTION.
TAIhhOLUTXON—The firm of Mills. Hamlltou A U C o , L hereby dissolved, O. M. Hamilton
ua! consent. All bills
. who asMi me
POR KaLK—68 25 cash will bny one barrel ExX celslor Patent Hour ; 66 56 cash will nny one barrel Prtm Rose; every barrel warranted,
cn A Co., cor
street.
I piFTH PKEMBY'TEKl AN CHURCH—On t he I a coruer of Micblgau and Blackford sts. Rev. | J. R. Mitchell, pastor. 10 :30 a. m . eernmi. Suhject : “Are there decrees of uuapplne?s anion j ! the lost? ‘ Five minutes talk lo cldlfiren. 8ah
3001 2
tiring. t»y routual eonsen to Mills A Fnllenwlder. 1' lets contracted tiy said tirin.
•Ian. Ai, 1^83. TifOM v* p Miff s,
O. M. Ham i lion,
ta t John ('. Fi i.i f.j
re-
111 be paid the liahll-
y w r n f a
Brad Ohio
the lost? ‘ 1'ive minutes talk lo children. 8ab bath school 2 p. m Mus e by the cornet and origan. No service In the evening You are in vited !
SOCIETY NOTICES.
POUND—The beet pises tobuy pare candliw Is X at the headquarters, 15 Mass ave. un v
LHJUHL—Tb* oeei square meal in the city tor a 10 cents, at Jack’s, 182 W. Wash. st. h-fa*
|a6u«1>—PurselJ * Medsaer, 63 N llnuoi* «t., JT are the parties to repair leaky tin and slate roof*. h z
in’ » en »l>—1 he pnbllc to know tb*t Frank ™ Bird’s Transfer bis removed lo No. 16 North Meridian street. Baggage checked at residence. Order* taken by telephone. ut *
H0TICE.
■ViOTIUE—All our readers can he benedted by 1* Balaton & Co.’s advertisement in saleicoi umn. o© /.
TITANT*l>—The public to know that Frank Vv B’rd’a Tracifer ha* removed to No. 16 North Meridian street. Baggage checked at realdsnee. Order* taken by telephone. ut /.
XIOTK’K Is hereby given that me undersigned lx baa this day been appointed assignee of the Dima IdstrlbutloD Company of Indiana, locate-l at Indianapolis Nkiaon W. Rkynoi.dh January 16,18K1. uvol
DISSOLUTION.
un AIVTED-The public to know taat Frank ” Btid’s Transfer has removed to No. 16 North Meridian si. Baggage checked at residence. Orders taken by telephone. nt*
REMOVAL.
Vi HMOVAL--Frank Bird’s Transfer office has xv removed to No 16 N. Meridian st , s-irntl nel building Bsggsgc checked al residence. Orders taken by telephone ut z
FOR RENT. l?OK RKRT—2 or 3 rooms, No. 7* Kocfcwood 8t L nv t*
TAOIs KENT—Two furnished rooms. 94 MaasaA: chusetts avenue. usz
fOR KENT—Formsbed rooms. Inquire room A 21 Mariludale block. . i TXORRENT—Unfurnished front room, 1st floor; JT 167 North lennessee street. nv t 1
T^OR RENT—Business room, at 34 E Oeorgla .T street. Robbins A Garrard oa z
TJOK RENT—1 b-ee rooms. 113 N. Mississippi Jl street; references required. uni, TJ*OR RENT-77 West Ohio, large furnlsoea i room ; no cooking or cbiklteu. lat!
UOR RENT—an elegant suite of rooms in the A Windsor hotel. M 11. Bpalea. tv z DOB KENT—A plainly furnished room, >3 >0 a per month ; IS6 South Alabama I 1?OB REHT-Ne. 4>1 aud 46Y English ave., 6 A room-, (.orsuch. 15 Virgil. 1a ave. las’
X70R KENT—A nice bouse of three rooms, tl aeA ly papered, ('all al 112 1’eru street. ue I TJIOB RENT—341 South New Jersey street, S A rooms, 7 lalbott block. K. s. Field. hs
DOR RENT—An nnfnmlsbnd or furnished room a Uail at room 25, No 6S Indiana ave. tz
V?OR RENT—Suite looms, furnished or unfur H nlshed, over 59 North Illinois street, us s
F7 0R RENT—House of four rooms, south part X of city. Address House, News office, uv ht T70R RENT—Klegantly famished rooms, with X hoard. Address H W D, News office uvtl 170R RENT—Furnished room, to lady X references. Call 68 Nortb East street
Duly:
170K KENT —Large, deilrable, nnfnrulshed X front room, 179 North Alabamastreet. ♦ T7OK RENT—Pleasant furnished room, comX plete for housekeeping U34 W.^hlost. I TJOR Jt*NT—Furnished lodtiog room for 1 vo, X opposite Cnlon depot. 17# s. illlnoi st.^* 11 1301* KENT—Nicely famished room, with bath ; X board, if desired ; centrsl; 135 Mass ave t I .'OK RENT- Furnished and uurnrnlshed rooms I 101 '4 Kaat Washington st. A pply room 5 l_ fOB BENT—Houses, rooms aud offices. See X list at office. C. K. Coffin A Co.. .34 N. Del o* 'T , OR — KKNT—House 6 rooms, 16I - N. Alabama. X in*. Inquire85 MMsachmetts kveoue. t» U pOK KENT—Furnished and nofurnlshed rooms X to re«pectable parties ; 73 Kentucky aveane. I ijlORRKNT—Two reoaas, lurnished and uarurX nisned, steam heat. Ill » New Jet* ty la o' ¥X)R REFT—2 or 3 unfurnished rooms, in pri X vale f*n:ily,2y2 N. East, line and cheap la 0 ' Y30R RENT'—The handsome business room. Not X 50 North Illinois street, corner Market. M. H. Bpade*. tt z L*OE RENT—Large room, cheap, ground floor, X suitable for (tore shop or storage; 73 North Illinois street. ne h UOR BENT—Hons* with 5 rooms cistern and X well water and all conveniences; 224 Weet Merrill street. t_ pok KENT—Nicely furnished rooms, suitable * for gentlemen ; references exchanged ; 54 N. Mlaslsalppl street. uv t ’ TT'OR RENT—Rooms en suite newly fitted, ExX charge Mock. Fueler'* restaurant, 62 North Pe ansvlvan la street uv tl POR KENT—Room, with power; on ground X fteor; corner of Meridian and Bout h streets.
T70R RALE—Dwelling—A bean Ifni honse with X the attractions of good neighborhood streetcars large lot. ana extra low price, for cash ; now vacant, ihe owner having left the city; wnl sell on part time, hu’will not reel. Apply to Johns ^pam a Co 11 Batee block ___ ta t (3oK BALK—Desirable family residence, 8 X rooms, excellent water, every convenience, large yard, shrnbl>ery, grap' arbor, fruit trees stable and coach house, healthy location, value of property Increasing No iucumbrances. Call at Di. Plowman's, B. E. coruer New Jersey and Sev ecth streets. neo!
! ECON D PRESBYTERIAN enn. and Vermont sta. Rev. Arthur
I>. D.. pastor Her
CHURCH-Cor. Arthur T. Pier-
son, 1). D.. pastor Services 10:31) a. m. Special evangelistic services Park Theater every Sunday night. 7 :80. Every body Invited Sabbatb school
m*s 2:15 p. m. Prayer meeting
hnrsday even’ng 7:30
/“YRDER OF CHOSEN FRIE VJ beisof A Ipba Council, No nquested 10 1»« present at ue\ day evening, January 20. to vote importance to all. Change of to
VDS—The mem1. are earnestly next meeting, S itnr
uestlon of
and Bible classes 2:15 p. Sunday morning 9:30 and Tl
| T? 1KST PRJOSBYTERIa'n CHURCH-8. | X corner Penn, and New York sts. Rev. M
W. Reed, psslor Servlc Ling Morning subject: Evening eunject: Tnealllma
Mrs. En]
TIarbikt C Pai.k, Sec.
all. Change of by laws.'
A. ROskvi
1 A ST RN', C.
c
DIED.
rome lo all
oriu i
the
side of things ' > Miller. The
ces of this
, 5 miles from In-
X70K SALE—Farm of 210 acres, 5
X dlanapolls. one of the best )u Marion cmuiy,
, 2 y story ,.-:ck h;
apo
good improvements easy. Apply to
story ',.!ck house; terms
A. Dfcksou A l ■ .
Trade Palace dry goods stor.
TPOR sAI.K—Marlon X one mile from Boat
house, 9 roon for 11 head, n
(from I uus. ha ine or
county firm of 80 acrhpori, fine two-story frarr rn for 30 Ions, horse I
ces, all klmi
err i
us o ta.lli s
"nbR HALE—On easy X ing for colleclltg
Bedsteads. Dreesers,
Bureaus,
Sideboards, Wardrobes,
') ables, Chairs,
Lcunges, parlor,
Parlor »uits, Baby crlos, Baby chairs,
Kitchen safes,
en sa
Book case Writing d Easels,
Mat
Cook atovee, wood,
al
Parlor stoves.
• 11 head, fine orchard and fences, al
small fruit; a most desirable place In every particular Can be bought for twentv days at *5,500: aCjcl Ding farm has been sold for ‘150 per acre, ami is net as w, II Improved aud no better land Thli
Is a rare bargain. F. O Wadsworth,
82 Circle street.
,y terms, at cash price ; Doth-
Carpets. Oil cloth.
Bedsprlngs. Mattresses,
Brackets,
Blacking cases. T o etfl-rollers. What not*. Oil chromos. Oil paintings, Lithographs. Phot >gi apUs.
Tlntyoes, Portraits,
Plcpira frames,
Splashers
W aier setts.
Pipes, /.inc.s, t aus,
Mirrors.
Vaecs
'I ’ilet sstr., Ciocaa, Watches. J - v elry, P-x-iet hoiks. 8 schels, Baskets H urns, (Y>mbs.
it j ,kH
\ a enlines. Autographs. Albums, pocket Ai iums, pa; or, Albums, musical. Spectacles, spectacle caeei, Nose glasses. Hand mirrors, Mouldings, Wli.dow glass. Plcpire nackuig. Picture cord. Picture ualls,
Hair oil. Perfumes, Bru ihes.
Face pox ter, Boot black!ug, Magoltcaware. Stereoscopes
Blrreoscopic views
Evening eubj Music In chi people are w
church.
TY OBEKTH PARK M. E. CHUKCH-Corner of Av Delaware and Vermont sts. Rev. Dr. Ross C. Houghton, T). D, pastor. Class 9 a. m. and 6 i>. m Preaching lOdkj a m. and . :30 p. m. Buo-j.-ct morning sermon: "Chrlslran perfection. ’ of evening sermon : "Profit and Kss. ' Sunday school 2 p. m Woetlug every evening during the week. All invited.
ev. Myron I
•s morning and even- j I.KDERMANN—Ella May Leder The Sunday school. ' tt r rd John end Rebecca Smith Ledcroiann Imative side of things ■' | grand daughti'i o; Mrs. Ellen >mlth, on Thurs
id.. January If, lts.1, ageil s t
maon, tl&ughedermann and
grand dan aay si 4
month*
Funeral Sunday afternocm at 2 o'clock, from V< sinker street. Friends Inv i'ed
yTlETCHER PLACE M. E. CHURCH -(Tor. of L VirKiuia aveiim* and South street. PruarhJpsln tliH morning: byRpv.tJeo s V. Howard In the evening by tho pastor, Hev. J. H.
bet: ‘-Lame excuses 1
be held lu qpdueA'iiou with the evi also each afternoon at 2 oVh>i
linn during the week.
rt<lge prvui
ie eve
Mib
u ea wii
Ing meet In
and esrh evenirn during the week, straugi-rs k:e . oraih y inviud to the servhes of this rhnrch.
Dod
viva;
en
, jura’ imprisonment. It U generally admitted that the aentenee was too serere. i The state had proposed to submit the case ! to the court with agreement (or fire years’ imprisonment. Daniel W. Johnson, mayor o! Seymour, was standing near an anril in a blacksmith , shop there, when he was struck in the right thigh by a chip of steel which flew frem the nammer. The metil entered the leg to the depth of several inches, and has not been extracted. While rabbit-hunting near Coiambus, yesteiday, David W’oesner was using his shot gun aa a walking-stick over the icy ground, when it was discharged, the load l asaing up hia arm and tearing ot! nearly all the front part of his face and one jawbt ne. He is still alive, bat with no hope of recovery. Jchn Thomas, formerly of Princeton, this state, an old and wealthy citi/ in ol Lincoln, Illinois, committed suicide yesterday, by shooting hiuise 1 /in the head while he was in bed, reeu'ting in instant death. Protracted noknes* leading to temporary insanity is mpp ised to be the ceuae. The sllair bes created a profound aeneatioB. At a special meeting of the Tippectnoe county commissiioners, held on Thursday a report was submitted m the matter of the county's claim against P. P. Culver. After a numbi r of deductions, the amount due the county i* stafed.by the report to be $:,0C;>u:‘. This sum is made up of fee? claimed by the commiwioners to have been collected without warrant of law, Mr. Culver denies the validity of the claim and refuse* to settle. The surviving soldiers of the late war who refioe in Owen enuaty, have decided to erect a monument to the memory of their fellow comrades at Spencer, and to this end they have selected a design drawn by Mr. J. W. May Cann, recently of Boston, to whom the contract for the monument has been let. When completed this will be the largest monument in the state. It will stand fifty-three feet high on a base fourteen feet square. Judge W. A. Cullen, of Uushville, has filed a claim in the Fayette circuit court, against the estate of Thomas A. Taylor, alleging that a certain portion of the said estate, amounting to over $;*,000, belonging by revision to the heirs of the deceased’s late grandmother, Mrs. Marv Harlock. The estate of Mr. Taylor has already been settled by administrator, the farm having been bought in and paid for by J. H. Claypool, and the proceeds l?oing to certain Taylor heirs in Cincinnati. C. M. Wetzel, a young attorney of Vincennes, discarded Miss Annie Stewart fur another young lady. His action frenzied the woman, and ahe has been making his life a bnrden to him ever since by following him to and fro from various places, and dogring his steps whenever he called upon his latest love. Late Wednesday night, after following him some distance, they began to quarrel, aud he pounced upoa her and beat her with a cane, cutting and bruising her in a frightful manner. She is seriously injured. Her attorney will file a complaint against Wetzel as aoon as she it able to assist him.
ON ITS THAVFLS.
Tlie Bli/zard Readies tnto TexAk-Cold-est Weather Known for Years.
ANN0USCEMENT3
*11 s.
uok a I.,,,. Cook stoves, < Parlor stoves
Kanges.
Pots,
Tea kellies Skillets, Pans. Buckets. Kettles. Grtfidle*. Broilers. T low are, Sad Irons, Coal liods. Shovel*. Tor gs. Poker*, Slop palls, t igae hold*i Work boxes Bwelry t» el vets. Whlsps, Silver tea scis, •’ sokat bowl*, •' cr. am pitchers, “ card receivers, cake stands. •' castors. " knives, " forks. " butter dishes, " pickle dishes, knapklu nogs. Window cleaners, corcioe,
pole
II BLIC LIBRARY-See k?low.
TiORTON BROWN BREAD al Hr; ce s bakerv
13 Dt I
jl H AM H AI> LK V S OF x K K,V kasf(iieorg’ a
Que-e.t-ut
street.
^10 6 Loll 15c : beat headtigni
20c; 75
Penasylvama at.
r\BY Wood and" kindling, tl ner
A. C May, U- ckmtii
none ai i
iV WOO
phone.
load. Te!eeSt M. ue ua f
ri'lN AND SLATE ROOKS K ■‘.PAIRED by FtirA «ell A Medsker. 63 North Illinois street, h - f'l'HE FINKST OILT. ornamented moil'd mg. 1 and the cheapest (u the city Keen s Future Store, 90 South Illinois street. v * I 1 AURY DONNELLY'. 45 Mo-s. ave . repai-s 1 I rubber goods " ui c you wa:t. Half-soling, patching and repairing heels a specie ty, I IdVERYBODY CALL, and get one of those AL handsome ottomans, for a Onnstmas
ent, at Herman Marten's.'
pres-
40 S. Meridian st. ns x scrofula, catarrh, blood, 'ey mealcl ne on earth. Cali ( o il Kenl ,u ky avennt*. *
■r ai
nr addrisa M. 1 ST.
1 UST RECEIVED—A new lot of hue gold spec*1 lacles, ai moderat“ prU et. Tho* H. Cl*pp. optician. 93 North Pennsylvania street, Denison House block. tt t 1> ALSTON A UO. still keep the lead ou f urul-
AV. lure, sir els, carpets, Wash: u g ton
UO. still keep the lead ou f urn
lure, stoves, pictures, mirrors, clocks, brack
lc., ou easy terms. 279 and 281 Ka-
-1 hXpublic to ano.v ,!
'transfir t ax
A Bird's T rautff r has removed i i
Ba(
Frank No. If.
; North Meridian st. Bagtaj- riiecceq at r 3 sli deiue. Orders taken by telephone. ul* j I \ S. B« NSON has moved to loi. Ins. ;i!0 and 162 f 1 *• Fast Washington st., where he will he | pleased to see Ms patrons He will open a tine | stick of houre fornlshlog goods, ie he i
j t aay payments i r cash.
L'YERY ONE"THA i 1!CYrTTne Xj ana upward wilr get two hoc
Sold <
ul ,
es, Blereoscopi Extra fine guitars, etc , etc.
Fully t&.tW worth of the above to let out on
and monthly payments for It
int of 65
| Alt ana upward «ilr get two bon-ton pictures made of themselves, or some member of thetr ! family, free of cost, at U*laton * Co.'s 279 aud 281
Eaal Washing
igton street.
weekly and monthly payments for less money than any uptown cash or payment store dire
rents and high
ictlon house
ian any uptown cash or paym ill for, who have to pay high
salaries to tony clerks, or any shim auctior that pays a man to bellow anil blow to a full ol Bice bidders. Come and ree us at 281 K. Washington st. D. A. Ral*ton A Co.
■pUBLIC LIBRARY -New books. A lotof A looks will he ready for circulation on T | day morning, the 23il Inst. Tne Ilet will ap;
the Times of to-morrow Monday).
A. W. Tylkr. Librarian.
in l
new ues-
appear
TO LOAN. I'D LOAN—Private fnnds?™C."E: Collin dk Co. L 0 6
fl'O LOAN—Money at 7 per cent. J. R Reulh A Baldwin bljck. ni b’
f ysO LOAN—Morey at A property. H. McK*
’O IA)AN-Mo office. 66 noi
six pai cent., farina or city ay aa s
rney on jewelry, etc: CHy Loan rth lllluols 3t. (ditsle
Francl t; *
rpo LOAN—Ub installment p A Smith A Co., Vance block TPO LOAN—Private funds at low,*; rat.s VlnI son Carter, 21 Vance block. tn z
rpo LOAN—Money on^morypa^e. A PP^
to Wm n «
rf'O LOAN—Money: private funds. (Irtttl h A
A Potts, room 4, lV > N. Peni
T'O LOAN—660,UOO on city or farm*. A lowest rate*. C W. Uorsnch. 15 Vli
□sylvanla st. u» z
The very r. av*. ui *
YTtOR RENT—2 or 3 antarnlshed rooms, newly X papered. Inquire No. 10 Weet st. ciair street; reference* exchanged uv t!
rery desirable unfurnished i suite; permanent tenant i York street. la z
17OR RENT—Foul X rooms, singly or
<ie»ln d ; 136 Ea*t Ne IJC . KXN1—Large storeroom, with cellar, X dveHihk. goodTccatloa, suitable for any businei s. iLqulr* 296 Bouth IlUaols streei. uiti
business
MU:
>—lwo-*tory brick f 0.17 Math Alabaa
Bldt 29 Bontb Delaware st. tn «
and
sbama street, at 616 ;
Dell
170 K RENT—Two new h X each, on Cikbth street, m J. U. Dougiaas.2>7 Nortb Tei
iw housee
eer U<
three rooms
d. Ii
oward. Inquire
enuee me street, us z
lAOR KENT—Pear
P for Ui
light houMki
in private
ar room, Ursi door. *uitable keeping; algo furnished room, family ; 15 K New York. 1
TTOR RKN'l—A handsome bac! X privilege ol bat h. in prl vale fa located, famished or aaiur&ished
ick parlor, wl’h family, centrally ed. X M. News
nv tl
sma street.
u ol
TTOK RENT—* deatrable front rooms, oommoX Meeting, la Blackford block; suitable lor law or Insurance offices J, K. Scott, over First National bank. ne s TOR RKN J T—The flae stone front, three story X aad k seem ant buslnee* buUdlng. Mo. 33 West
Washington street, ■erakif ffi Beylefc
Bees building. No. B West Very desirable location.
T?OR RENT —Fomlahed rooms, la a . X family, ea* sqaare tram court house, si for iwo gentiemea. or mao and wife, wish
if desired; *7 North Eew Jereoy.
private tollable
tar anted—The W Bird’s Trai Horth Msrldiaa si
_ public to know that Frank Orders teken by teiepiieaa, ui s
TTOR RENT—Three nice 3 room
etily p
tub 's Opera
cottages, one
s N aad U Wost nxkth JtreeT 1 Itk7 wSaur mmiT ei?.i lui-
net
■ three sods aslf
TTOR RENT—Fnralshed ho g • rto. 'lf~Wes» wle# aad has* extends f-om ‘ ISTrl
'(’O LOAN—Money at lowest rate ui interest. A Williams £ Klstuer, 3 and 4 Viutou block. □ vi iny rate, oa mart ket st.
fTTO LOAN—Any sum, long or short time, low 1 rale, oa mortgage. 1. Brown, 66 East Mar-
fTO LOAN—Private fundv In a la-ge and nnxl( 1 amtiihl. al low rate* of interest W E Mick A Co. (j)ta oa fpo LOAN—12.600, *500. In sums to suit, upon real A estate. at lowest rates. J M. Judah, 35 East Washington st. tas? f|TO LOAN- 63.000 private funds at 7perceit~1 no red tape. Cosby A- Kmpey, over37 West Washington bt. t r|‘0 LOAN—Money at low late* on peisonai A property. Joseph Mayer A Co., pawn brokers, 111 Booth Illinois si. uh s fpo LOAN—Money in sums of |10,000 and over. 1 at 6 per cent. Smaller suits at best currest rate*. John 8. Bpann A Co. th s
Cf’O LOAN—Private funds In sum* A low rale of Interest. Farm or
Blanton £ Boon, over First Natlo
ms to •Ult, at a >r city property aal hank, ne i
know that Frank tas removed to No. is North Meridian street Baggage t hocked at residence. Oiders taken by telep"
ft g NT ED-The public^ ■ r * n *e* r *
ephene.
FOB TRADE
removed 11 No. 16
Uevikei at res! ne. uts
\AI ANTED—The pn&Uc to kniwihai Frank
*w Bird’* Transfer has North Meridian st. Baggage <
denes. Orders taken by tele jho 170K TRADE—Parties wishing *0 retire from X mercantile buglneea will Und good trade by ao dressing ” ~
ne ol
TTOR TRADK-Tobu
10 good trsde bj
N 8. Hox 224, fordsvllle, Ind.
610.910 Interest in a ; buslntss by a man
ry or trade mercantile of 15 yei
for a *5.000 to or manafat tur-
years experience. Address V B 8.
News office.
170RTRADE—a n«at cottage, on Ash X for house of six or seven rooms; will 1
encumbrance or pay street, a large two-etor property or vacant lot; 1
an elegant two story residence, new. rooms, will take good vacant lot; a down-town residence on N. Pennsylvania street, nine rooms, price, 65.500. for property further out; a down town residence on Illinois street, for vacant lot;
ice on N. Tei
or seven roams; 1 cash difference; 1
eat, ime
th difference; also, on Ash v residence for smaller on N. New Jersey street,
of nin<
iet.
a ess
a corner residence lot. Alex Metzger, real estate agent, es Odd Fellows Hall.
FOB BALE 0B BEIT. fSraJH'ED—The panjlio^to' 1 gnowThat^’pranlt ww Bird’s Transfer haa removed to No. it North Meridian su Baggage caeckeed at residence. Orders taken by telephone. uts
FOB BILE OB TRADE
ScTiNTiro-Tbepubilc to know Ihat Prank *w Blrdb Transfer has removed to Ho. it
srasLar*'“.r-
North MikldtM at. dffiiod. Orders taken
mATSDl
BT ANTED—The p^bUc ta know thatFrank IW Bird's Tramferkas resawed to Ne. 16 North
It f R8. WILSON, formfarty Mrs. Huichtnson, is i’A jirepared lomakestylish dresses for the next two months at reduced rates Her long experience in this city commends her lo ah. Katisfac lion gua.anteed. Diesamaklng parlors, 106 North Meridian street, near Circle. e z lYETHKNDA E'LOWS from an unlhablted, A) gravelly soil, pure as show, and is cheaper than poisonous hydrant or well water, it la nature's remedy and luxury, withiu the retch of all. Three gallons forll'; effervescing, 41.60, Sold by all druggist* aad grocers t»
I 'NR XU 1 iJtRNa' o 1 njn.L,Krsa sjm e aj\ 3 .
A Office, room 7 Psldwla block,
corner Market and Delaware streets nk", “tc., cleaned * y 11 < l«aproved
ts t
iprov
*nd oOoriesa apparatus. Orders by postal card promptly attended to. AU place* cleaned by this cempany disinfected free 01 charge. tuz-
*ny 1
I T OW fo MA K K"M<)NBY—The IndlauaDoils II Patent Copy Kijlit Company, 81 West Market Rtreet, have a uumber of valaah er la in their hands for sa e or i rade. '1'he company has. also, Held selling patent rights. Call and see for yourself.
uaole pai-
e agent* Id the
IJKNJ BOOTH. CoO.sauiug aicouutant, aiieen A) years' practical experlenre. iiode’-taixes to opqa, pcs', balance and close tradesmen’s books,
an (Toth er aoco" nt».
i nvestigitloDS of complicated ard ditputfd ar-c-unts a specialty, rtareful and accurate adjust ment guaianti ed. Room 31 Buies black, city, ta t 4 4 WKfaT WA8HLNUTON fcTRSKT, ■Ad F. Chrlrtman
Hhell cysters. Raddle Rock*. Shrewsburys
Werved In an
i any style. 44 West Wi
Bine Points
ashingtoo sL
A RITHMETIU, penmanship,grammar, and tne higher branches of mathematics are a specialty In our school. Oar teachers are thorough aud competent. We offer splendid facilities for young men and women to qualify themselves in the English br&Dehe«-p»rticularly backward per sons. School teachers desiring to review, or to pursue their studies to a higher grade, will find unsurpassed opportunities at our school for doing so. Already several adles, now teaching in the public schools, ha- “ entered F.easj caU and investigate. Giauger’s Business College, us z Vance Block. ^881GNEE’S 8~aLE : bheet music and music bodes.
The Immense itock of standard sheet music,
losic books, ossiguel by J.B.
ate sale.
iDstiuction and
Cameron will be sold at private sa
5,'k*) pieces of sheet
Ov
that cosi
Ter 6,nu0 piece* of sheet music,
st from 8-c to 41 50 a copy, wnl Oe so.-i
at from 5c to 10c and upwards.
: books, etc , at les* than ha f pries.
Geo. C. Pearson, Assignee.
ucted at
Pearson’s Music House, 22 North Penniylvac
EET MUSIC
music.
1 by customer* and not called for, orth from 4Cc to 41 per copy, rill sell the lot at 15c p« copv
Sate conducted al
ue * 22 North I’enmylvanla street SPECIAL H A LE "op"SHEET MUSIC -
50 piece* ot music
ordered h
wor
we will sell the lot at 15c per copv.
AIM),
a special lot of 2,000 copies,
which we will offer at 8 copies for 2Sc. We will send any of the following list
to any ad dree* at 6c per copy ;
Over the Garden Wall,
re r the Garden ’
In the Gloaming,
Rye* 80 Bine,
Lngela Ever Bright nod Fair. Behind the Parlor Door,
Brother’s Lnllaby fl of the Finest (Goa
or,
Emmet).
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One of the Finest (Boa Williams ,
Blue Alsatlsa Mountains, Bread and Cheese and Klases. Douglass Tender and True, The Bridge, The Brook, Klllarney, Flee aa a Bird.
Instrumental:
Merry War Waltzes, Merry War March,
Maacotte Walts, Maocotte March.
Patience Waite, Patteaoe Lancers,
Langtry Walties.
Oscar Wilde Walts, Of car Wild* Galop
When the Leave* Begin to Fade Walts.
Jtmy LUy Waltzes.
Bella of Brooklyn Polka,
Mf Qoooe BchotUache,
lacacnoU March.
OvertheGardea Wall ValU.
Bond for a ootiognt,
_ containing 160* aetections. Hartoti A BUka. <7 North mtaota atnat,
-STATIC NKWb. Muncie has a colored Oscar Wilde de-
batiDK club.
The Johnson county poor house has
loriy-nine inmates.
Mumps in the acute form of the disease have appeared at I-twreBceburg.
Dr. Mtiohail will commence a series of revival meetings in Winchester to-morrow. Agents for alleged Russian apple trees have been swindling Knox county farmers. There are reports from ail parts of the state o/ the harvesting of a good crop of
ice.
The proposed Nilsson concert at Evansville is oil on account of the small sale of seats. George Marlow, of Warren county, will celebrate his 106th birthday next March, if he lives. A parly of Edinburg fishermen captured a “Duflalo,’ weighing nineteen pound*, a few days sgo. The Johnson county fair grounds, at Franklin, are advertised for sale on or before January JO. The driven well people in parts of Elkhart and Laporte counties are organiz og for a fresh contest. A Miss Flarity fell on the ice at Sevmour striking the back of her head, and seriously injuring her. The relief committee of New Albany has collected SO.'iS.J." for relief of the d rod sullerers in Germany. James H. ( ray, a country sexton in Delaware county, had both leet badly frozen while digging a grave. Dr. J. A. Schell, a druggist of Windfall, of 2">0 avoirdupois, slipped and fell on the ice, receiving serious injuries. Lyman Halstead, an old citizen of Delaware county, slipped and fell on the ice, a day or two since, and broke live ribi. Mrs. Samuel Stewart, a large aad aged lady of Muroy, fell on the ice, breaking her leg and otherwise injuring herself. A prominent fruit grower of Jackson county, says that at least one-half of the I peach buds have escaped the frost so for. The new (.rant county court house haa been completed and accepted by the CDm- I missioneis. The building costll'i'i 016,35. Citizens of Veedersburg are circulating ! petitions for signatures, asking for the re- j moval of the county seat from Covington ! to the central part of the county. Mrs Hattie Boyer, of Columbus, attempt- 1 ed suicide by taking morphine, but sueee»nul pumoing saved her. Domestic in- ; felicity is alleged. She says it was ac.'ideutai. The new M E. church at M >oresville will J be dtdieeted on Thursday, February 1, at lu 8. tn. Bishop Bowman aud Dr. J. S. j Wcods, of New Albany, are to be orators of i the day. Mr. Stroth Newby, a saloon keeper of Kbighstown, while carelei-Ev handling his ! revolver, discharged it, shooting himself i through the neck. The svouud may prove 1 fatal to him. Joi n Hedrick, an old citizen o! 8 >uth 1 Shoal*, aged eighty, met with a very s#ri- ! ous accident, while oat tor a walk, he slipped and fell on the icy sidewaik, dislocitiag one of his hips. The finest collection of oil paintings, en gravitgs and statuary in Boutttera Indiana is that of Mr. W, C. DePauw, of New Albany, purchased while on hia recent trip 1 to Europe, Asia and Africa. At Medora, last night, a large biro, bv longing to F. H. McHague, was burned, to gether with all its content*. The fire is supposed to be the work of incendiaries. Lofs, $2 500; insurance, $1,100. Rev. M. I. Garrison, the evtuge’Ut, of New Albany, e-sisted by his wife, is con ducting a series of meetings at Mauckport. A number have gone forward and confeased while several have been annointed. *The Crescent Spoke works, of Seymour, j desire to locate at Vincenues, provided $15,000 in itock is subscribed by citizens of that place. Tne corporation will guarantee j 6 per cent interest on the subscription. Frank Newsom, while rabbit-hunting ! near Azalia, attempted to load hia gun, j shoving down the charge, having first i placed the cap on. It was discharged, en- : j tirely blowing ofl one arm just above the I wrist. 1 James Gibson, who disappeared from : Bloomington so mysteriously a few weeks ego, is in New York city, working in the Tribune office. He has writtea a letter to hia wife, but no oae knows why he went away. Judge Noyes, of South Bend, to whom the Lush bond case was referred for special findings, baa decided that the boadsmen of the last two terms were holden for $17,358.69 of the $20,000 shortage. The legal limit for the payment of this is ninety daya. Hiram Reed, the Young maa who fell from Showers A Dodds’s chair factory, at Bloomington, ie improving, and it is now thought he will recover. Hia ahull wai fractured above the right eye, aad the phyetciaas all eaid there was ao hope lor him from the start.
st. Lons, January 20.—Dispatches from Dallas, Texas, say the blizzard from the north has spread all over northern Teta-: that the mercury has fallen from 60 to 70 <ii gree*. reaching z'ro in some places; ttad that stock, particularly sheep, is soilrring greatly. The weather is colder than has been known in that region for a good many years. The weather a 1 ! through this section, embracing Misiouri, Kabsae, Arkansas andsouthern Illinois, has been very cold the past thirty-six honrs, the mercury in some localities falling as low aa fifteen degrees below zero, < htcago, January-U—A driving snow storm began at S o’clock this morning and will probably continue all day. The weather is very cold and tempestuous, generally, throughout the northwfst. Blockades on the railroads in Minnesota and Manitoba are reported. Tne storm of yesterday was very severe but has subsided tomewbat, and it is expected that trains will inn regularly to-day. ilbe storm yesterday was the severest known for five years. The thermometer ran dovn as low as forty-three degrees below zero, and the slow cut like pieces of steel. Trains in portions of Minnesota and Iowa were abandoned. At Omaha the thermometer was iwen'yone degrees below, aad at Georgetown, Colorado, twenty-six degrees below, the coldest ever known.j SndlentioBia, Washington, January 20,—For Tennessee and Ohio valley, cloudy weather, with rain or snow, winds shining to much colder, northweterly, stationary or higher pressure. For the Lower Lake region, cloudy weather, with rain or snow, variable winds, shifting to coider westerly, stationary or lower pressure, THE 1 EM \\s M\. tie r.satlonal DevelopmHots at the Examination of the Alleged Conspirators in Dublin, Di dun, Januery 20.—Twenty-one persons recently arrested here were before the police court, to day, charged with conspiracy to murder officials. Ihe court room was crowded. Great discrimination was exercised in the admission of citizens. There was a large crowd outside. During the progress of the hearing startling reveiatioqs were made. An iaformer swore that several of the prisoners, including Carey, member of the municipality, were present at a Fenian meeting where the informer was ask ul to join an inner circle formed tor the killing of officials. The name of the iaformer is Farrell. He acknowledged ht ving iaieu part in a plot to kill ajnrcr. He swore that one ot the prisoners, named Hanlon, informed turn that he had taken part in the ntt<nipt to murder juror Field; that Brady stabbed Field, and Kelly also participated in ihe stliir. Farrell also testified that threepence was collected weekly from the Fenisns lo purchsRo arm«; that the city had been marked into eis-rftu, aad militarv iLfpec. ions were held oc c isionally’ at which most of the accused were present. At one of these meetings, one Join DeVay. who said he came trim America, presided. The orgmizitiou he said had existed for some years.
Appeal haa ban takea to the supreme
oourt at the last term
court in the case of G fall, who waa triad
Qeorm Doles,
1b the Tiptoa circuit erm om the charge of
murderiar Perry White, found guilty of mueleugiter, and eetlwoed to twenty
Losses by Eire London, January 2d—Rmoer A Rlackmore’s iron fouviry, O-eeBoct, zjcotlaad, is burned. Loss heavy. A great disastei l>ef*i Portland, Ore., yes terdav, in the Obstruction, oy fire, of MaClay ii Co’s, wholesa'e wool dealers, im meute ►* , shii«hment. Tueir loss is estimated at $27>0,0O0. A large number of adjoining building* were destroyed, and the fl-rni**, driven by high winds, threattneu at one time the enlne business district of the city. The total loss will reach
$500,000.
Bank Statement.
New York, January 20.—The followiag is the weekly bank statement;
Decrease Increase,
Loan* >..■.,••*$ 131,400 $........mm Specie 209,.i JO Legal tenders mm... 691 500 Deponit* 889 3» Circulation 56,500 Reserve 804,075 The banka now hold $8,674,775 in exceaa
of legal requirmente. What's Wrong About It?
Berlin, January 20.—Ail liberal newspapers express indignation at a conservative motion in the Reichstag, giving Christiana the right to demrnd that the judge before whom they take an oath shall be himaelf a Christian, or that they shall be
sworn by a Christian minister. Chicago Live Stock Figaros.
Chicago, January 20.—The receipts of hogatoday, were 117,000 head, lieoeipte (or (ne week, 243,000 bead, against 169,000 head in the corresponding week o( (last year. Packing to date numbers 1,946,000 head, against 1,968,000 head in the eame od last year. Cattle receipts 2,500
K2
Upton Indicted. Rochbstib, N. Y., January 20.—Chas. E. Upton. Into president of tno defnnot City Bank, has ooea indicted by the grand j ary far tmbuxlemeat aad fraud,
UBTJUPfH. FOUB O’CLOCK.
rNCLE RIFIS'S SCHEME. The Yellowstone Park Lease-Anxiety to Sign the New Form. Washington, January 20.—The corre spondence on the Yellowstone park matter, g.ven to the senote, opens with s letter from Secretary Teller to the superintendent of the park, which shows that the lease prepared by the assistant secretary was quite diflerent from that the secretary had in mind. Instead of excluding all natural wonders and mineral springe from the lease, and confining the tract leased to twenty acres, aad when near the natural cuiiositiee, springs, etc., to only enough ground to accommodate the buildings, the Rufns Hatch lease embraces seven tracts of 640 acres, each embracing many of the wonder*, springs, etc. The letter also shows that in April, 1882, Secretary Teller was opposed to granting lessen, with the same condition* which were contained in the leases that were subsequently made by Mr. Joslyn, as acting secretary of the interior, with resp?ct to which the present controversy arises. The Duse of the Park has been amended in accordance with the report of the senate committee on the subject, and is now waiting the action of cosgress. The new form ef lease provides that others are to have the right to open hotel* or engage in the business of providing accommodations for tourists. As the best sites are al ready picked out by the parties now negotiating, others will have to take whatever is left. The contract which Assistant Secretary Joslyn signed does not, that official say*, commit the government in any way, but was merely aa agreement to prepare a lease. No lease will be made pending lfgis : ation. Should congress fail to acton the matter at this session, Assistant Secretary Joslyn gives it as hia opinion that the interior department is authorized by Jaw to lease to whomsoever it pleases. The original company have sppoved of the new form of lease, and are ready and anxious to sign it. PRINCETON COLLEGE.
I»r. McUosh to Betlre from the Presi-dency-General McClellan His Probable Successor. Washington, January 20.—There has been some talk for several mouths past of the retirement of the venerable Dr. McCosh from the presidency of Princeton College. Under his faithful management this splendid university has gained the confidence of the Presbyterian church, and has been so richly endowed as to place it on au enduring basis, with the best equipment attainable. Princeton pensions ner retired presidents for life, so Dr. McCosh will be comfortably provided for. It is more than probable that his successor will be General George B. McClellan, if he will consent to accept. The salary is $10,000 a year, with a supurb home. The position is one which requires administrative ability rather than scholarship, but General McClellan combines both. There is no finer disciplinariarin in the country, as attested by his organization and training of the army of the Potomac, the finest army, its number considered, the world probibiy ever saw. Whether he would accept,if the position was tendered him, of course be could not be expected to say until the tender has been made, but there is no doubt his name has been favorably canvassed for
the succession.
The Newball Hotel Fire. Mii.wai khk, January 20.—Since the discovery of the fact that Soheller disposed of a large part of his stock, the excitement regarding the prisoner is growing. Six barrels of whisky secreted by him have been attached by creditors. The authorities refuse positively to let the prisoner be seen or to give information regarding the evidence, out the remarks of the police leave people to infer that they have positive evidence to substantiate the charge made against the prisoner. The Sentinel publishes, to-day. diagrams of the hotel, giving the name; of every occupant of the rooms, from lists made up by the son of the landlord and the chief clerk. They give the following totals: Guetts saved, C2; employes saved, 33; guests lost, 25; employes lost, 34; total lost, 5‘J. The list made up by the Associated Press agent c rntains 102 names who are reported sared, seven more than the Hentinel’s list. The latter gives 154 inmates, while the previous statements footed up 177. Twelve more persons are reported saved who did not room at the hotel.
Trouble Brewing In Kentucky,
Ashland, January 20.—A bitter feeling exists in Carter and Breathitt counties against the state troops, growing out of the mob defeat, with sixteen deaths, at this place, when Neal and Craft the murderers, who were being tried last fall. The two men are to be put on trial again in Cxrter county, Februory 2, and it is reported that the people are arming themselves and threaten death to any militia the governor sends to protect the murderers. The Governor will probably order out 500 men to guard the court and prisoners. The country is very wild and remote, aud the mountaineers are a determined and courageous class. There is only one railroad, and this is through many tunnels and rav ires. Grave apprehensions of a regular war are felt, and as the time approaches
public uneasiness increases.
The Legitimist Scare In France. Paris January 20.—The Legitimist scare continues. The Orleans family will hold a l ouncil, to-day, at the residem j of Duke D’Aumele. Membets cf the party of the extreme left, in the deputies, will insist upoa the Orleans princes being deprived of their militarv commands. Itiyalist papers insist that the scare is a mamuver to procure the proscription of the princes. The cibmet council adopted drafts of bills against pretender* to the throne and modifying the press laws. The bills will be submitted to the chamber to day. The deputies, 407 to 49, voted urgency for the motion to strike the names of the Orleans j rinces from the army list. The ministry agreed to the urgency. Taffy a Good Investment. New York, January 20 —The Morning Journal, started here two months ago by a western journalists, has, much to the astoniehmeat of newspaper men, already attained a circulation of nearly 35,000, daily. A Bad Wreck San Francisco, January 20.—It is reported that the southern expresi. which left here yesterday, was wrecked near Tebachapa, and several persons killed and and injured. No particulars. UUBBKNT NEWS OONDKNSBIO. Domestic. Clearings for the week, $2,244,736. National bank notes outstanding to-day, $362,219,960. The list of Goveraor Blackburn’s pardons number 162. Gen. Todleben is ill at St, Petersburg, it is feared he will die. The Porte is not satisfied with the Engliih plan of reorganizing Egypt. Municipal stealing to a Ir rye extent has been unearthed in San Francisco. The new Philadelphia Gas Trust consists of seven reformers and fire ‘ regulars.” The anthracite coal shipped from Pennsylvania the past year waa 29,120,09o tons. Ross county, Ohio, people are excited over the finding of ore deposits supposed to be silver. The jury in the Canonchet ejectment case rendered a verdict for the defendant, exGovernor Sprague. The temperance party of Iowa will hold state convention February 7, to determine upon a future policy. The Germans are importing quail from Indian territory, with a view of stocking their woods with them. The rumor was eurrent in London, last night, that the Phenix Park murderers had been ar res tod in Dublin. Apparently no p^ogms haa been made in (he senatorial contests in Michigan, Minnesota and Colorado. P. P. Pickard, of Perry conatv, has beea elected comptroller of what is left of the Tennessee state treasury. Of ike 15,083,000 pounds of green tea dlapoaed of daring tke two seaaens of 1881 and 1882.8,000,000 pounds, or wore than
half, htd to be sold at aaetion. Japan
teas fared no better.
The Marquis of Lone and P^*®*** Louise are at Charleston, 8. C~ but will aull in n week for the Bermudas. la Connecticut they are trying to paw • bill to prevent aay judge frem holding office under a railway oompaay.
The senate to-day passed the postcffft bill, with an amendment putting two CCAt
letter postage in force July next.
Mrs. Robinsteiu mysteriously ' Uy.a
day night her two sons rode ott ii
ed from Kingston, Out, reoent
aes cab
▲ compromise of tho rn lway strike in Scotland is anticipated, through diaeenaious ia the ranks of the ■ trikera. The Chiaeoe murder trial, ia ChleefO, has resulted ia the coavietioa ef oae ef the defendants, with a life s*n tea ce. King Leopold, of Belgium, is completely recovered, aad will attend the silver wooding of the crown prince of Germany. Oil is rather weak at Pittsburg, owing Iw reports of new “gushers.” It closed et noon, at SP’qO, with sales of 800,000 barrels. The Emperor William intends to appoint the Prince of WsJee chief of the Biuoher Hussars as a memento to his visit to Berlin. The increase of imports ia Franc# for the past year amounts to $30,000,000, more than four times the increase in exports. Consul Shaw, of Manchester. England, reports that complaints of adulteration in American cotton have almost entirely ceased. On Thursday night Harvey Tsylor, of Richfield Springs, New York, killed his wife snd mother-in-law, and then hanged himself. Two of the commissioners of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, are charged with serious malfeasance in office, and misapprehension of funds. Thursday was Founders’ day at Buchtel college, Akron, O., aad waa marked by nn addition of $125,000 to the funds of the institution. The natiosal board ef trade approved such congressional action as will secure the abrogation of the Hawaiian treaty, and adjourned. Mrs. Pettengill, a wealthy lady who died on Wednesday, st Bridgeport, Conn., bequeathed $150,000 to public charities aud institutions. Judge Cowell and Attorney Terrv have had their lives threatened if* they do not cease prosecuting the liquor deaieri in Waterbury, Conn. Within two years Governor Critsn-ien, of Missouri, pardoned 121 convicts, and Lieutenant Governor Campbell has set eight convicts at liberty. The total values of exports of domestic provisions, tallow and dairy products during the twelve months ended December 31, 1*31, were $96,934,423. The Crapo forgery story is explained. A friend of hia telegraphed one of his supporters to vote for Hoar and get all the Crapo men to do the aame.
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in a
and have not keen seen since. A gift of $290,000 is reported from citizens of Cambridge to Harvard College, for new dorm tories, the rent of each of which is not to exceed $59 per annum. “Pemberton,” a $10,000 stallion, with a record of 2:24, was killed at Lawrence, Mass., yesterday, while ileighing. He belonged to H, C. Kevins, of Methuen. In the Shrievalty election contest ia Cincinnati, Judge Buchwalter declined to allow a recount of the votes in the 23d ward, on petition of Beresford, the contest-
ant.
Morris Davis, a clothing dealer of Baltimore, is in jail, charged with an attempt to poison hi* wife so that he might marry her sister, who has already borne him two children. Under orders from the supreme court, Chailee, trustee of the A. A W. Sprague estate, will pav a dividend of 10 per cent, to the liolders of trust uotes, the first ia eight years. The attorney general of Tennesaee will bring suit for $200,000 against certain banks which paid checks oa the order of the defaulting state treasurer, not ocun* tersigued by the comptroller. Wm. Heaviside, a New York policeman, one of the most powerful member* of the force and au adept in athletic sports, died from the effects of a bite given by a man who fell in a fit, last summer. Michai Burns, one of the most succesjful turfmen who ever lived on the Atlantic coast, died in Jersey City, on Wednesday. He had a hand in recovering all th* great wrecks for thirty years past. Frank Pretty, cashier of the dry goods house of James Johnston A Co., Montreal, for the past ten years, has absconded to the Lnited States. He ia a defaulter to a large amount. He had been dealing in stooke. The policy-holders of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance company, of New York, have appointed a committee to discover the present status of the company and urge the claims of those interested in Baltimore, Two fecna'es of the Salvation army have instituted suits for $10,000 damages, for slander, against Charles Pellettrau, reotor of the Epiicopalj church at Paterson, N. J. Pelleitreau severely critcised the proceeding of the army. Toe Cincinnati dramatic associntioi will charge $14 for season tickets, choice of reserved seats to be sold at auction begining April 1 On account of additions te the stage the seating capacity of Musio Hall will be reduced to 3,000. A committee of greenback congress men will issue an address to the country. The document will include a renewal of the greenback principles, and the claim of nationality of the party as compared with the sectional prejudices of the old parties. It bas been discovered late'y by the farmers of Central Illinois that bat little, if any, of the corn grown this year in that region may be depended upon for seed, and seed-corn is being shipped In from different pieces east, west, north nnd south Jerome F. Fargo, brother of the lata* William G. Fargo, of express fame, died at Buflaio, yesterday. Mr. Fargo was superintendent of the real estate and personal property on all tie express company's lines west of Buffalo up to the time of hi*
death,
The Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce yesterday presented Herman F. Strauss, tbe hero of the Newhall house fire, s watch and chain valued at $250, aud the ladies whom he rescued will give him a locket with pictures of eleven women and
one child.
Inquiry as to the rrYbabiiity of olosiag any of the navy yarda leads to the certaia conclusion that on the 31st of March all the navy yards will be closed except those at New York, Norfolk, Washington and Mare Iiland, owing to the deficiency of appropriatione. During the month of December, 1332, 25,968 immigrants arrived in the United Slates, against 37,(37 in December, 1881Total immigration to theUnited States daring the year ended December 31, 1832, was 712,542, and of this number 472,934 arrived at New York city. The Seseinghaus-Froft contested electien esse, from Bt. Louis, has coat th* parties $24.0C0, aad the government a large sum for the printing of teatimony; aad the and is not yet, although the only eeMion of coagre'ts at which Seaainchnus can sit, if allowed a seat, ia doe to close in six weeks. Freddy Gebhnrt's trouble with A. B. Cunningham, a reporter for the Bt. Louie Globe Democrat, led that gentleman to challenge Freddy, but Mrs. Langtry induced him, “for my enke” to ignorn the challenge. Then Mr. Cunningham carded the G.-D., abusing Mrs. Langtry as well as Freddy.
For«Un>.
The schooner Ltarnery, Bt. John, N. B., is believed to be lost. John Lerry waa
master, with a crew of seven.
A letter from Odessa reports the oceurrence of a fire at Khereon, in Bouth Russia, on th* 16th inaL, which destroyed n
great amount of property.
Prince Krnpotkine’s co defendants, in the anarchist trial nt Lyons, were sentenced te from on* to five yesra’ imprisonment and fine* of from 50 to 2,000 franca. Four
were acquitted.
A Marseilles telegram says the wildest rumors nr* current In refSffd to the legitimist conspiracy. It ia stated that white banners with Fleurs de Lis are bains made in Lyons, in expectation of tke accension of Count de Chambord to tho French
throne.
A telegram from Minden says twelve bodie. of victims of the explosion hare been discovered. Twelve workmen were
iO*
tad
lathe bnUdiB|Bt the time of tho expl. ■ion The town la greatly damaged an the inhabitants are leaving «helr ko«L' Iheie ii bo low of further exjloelou.