Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1883 — Page 1

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INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH ‘2, 18*3.

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by girl la amall tenllr s

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to D. 0. Ban(oo’a

•^jyAWTJtJ— A^rooG yonog girl about 14 yaart AWTaiv-A .lrl^tarjrMarai bon—woriT^gB

■oota yiMyty

000 torn log tatbe and tooU; ill Mflraata at. |

aai n f i a i r i tVV inn 0011 n

W ay Wm ioan.« Vltg» X/JAHTno—Taamatar 1 cnatbatla acqaalntod ty la tbo ouy: m Nona Fla. at. » BVA|rTXl»^fi fora fnu m« b- t««tb at Bar W nart’a njjl Baal Waahlngtoo at. • noa an/ ABrTau—<a for aair-ayt >0 eatbiga* gtraa ’ FaneU. oantiat, nortb ponofllca na Uff AlfTKD— I no m.aiauiy, goxl g n: matt com* wW r>oc«iDaBOad:iag «aat 8t. clalr at a 1 W/ABTati* - To boy a aal<i*> • or Riaar staad * wall locaiaO. aOOfaay J K B, itewa te h U/ AltTXiD-lminndlataly. a flnt-oiaaa dimag yy tocaa «in at 1C BortbTaaaaaMO at. t ~YYTaNTKf—Bitnatton aa ehapibarni 'td or to do YY Hg*t aotiaawuta ;tOTHontn lUlnoia at. t o X1TABTBX>—PoaltlOQ by aborthaod writer as TT ooRaapoBdaotor oopyiat a «. Meet, ttl

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TT Yal

xrr ABTBD— Boy

TTjtboiaa.at r'a .0 Beat Waaalngtoa at. ABTBlt-a g'irlrn do bonaewor* in a small family ; to w» ah lag apply at7i Pa.It a^a ‘BBTAJBTBls-^ia roaBg gir' to assist in boose T work ta Bona OiiaoW at ; 00 waahing.t ti YX7 aniai -Oa* tUff Olotblnt Ihigbsa' p«1oe paid TT Addre»at.7 k.ta.sh at Mrs, i JB^gar (m BBT ABTBI>—Ladles to t#lepbOD« ns toaead y.m TT aaap.ts of our flue carpats. Rtlston A Oo. us

TBl^ Mtaatioa to do hooaosrbrk la pri▼ata family. Addraaa L K, Mesa office I

a»< at >7 yaara old to dnva ill Waat STaaBInatan »L •

ABTBi>-An experienced mas to ran fne er.

in Coffin (Jo . «tb and Want at.tea

latfianapoiii

TBT ABTBIi—Flour, per barrel. fMO. |6.M and FT pm. 88 W. alaoama.opp. market bouse, uya TJtT *»T*1>—Tq bur a l kinds of sefoad-naud TY honaebold goods j 1.8 Wsat Watblnaton.tl n' an/ Af»'l Bt*-'lo any a aeooad-band enalne and TY aollar.wltti aotaaold trlut. Bugloo.Kass.tss BIT AiSTItli—* good girl for general housework, TT Immedlataly; raierenor. W. H. AUeu. 181 Park ay n tt

^^Mon^ya°jmur Vw«t

Xff AJITBJUh-A nai per I rnced cook; O^rmsTiiT 1 TT or Neanaiaayian preferred; M2 Borta Pannayiraalast. t tt

stand logoodlooafigurea. Addraaa 8

teo'

~aa/ AJrrkt>—Three men • m

^^aWjMat. and giya refermkw. #. u,,./. 1 ■fBT ABTBD—You tolet us carpett bat blue floor ww oa payu earn at oaab price*. RUrtoa A Oo , g» Bant waaaingtoa at. n. |X7AniXD-FIVH experleuoed hair workers and Tf three apprar Uoea at lira. a. 8. Powier’a. nH Ban Washington at. us yaf ABTKI>—Krerybody toxnow that D.8. BenTT eon ana opened a new store at 1M. 158, UP aad I«3 Bast toasaington at. ui a XMJ ART BIT—Board and room for gentleman and YY wife la prtrate family; no other boarder*. A flfltaaa W J B. Basra office. u 01 TXT AWTBJ»- Good farm bard; also two wood TT sboppera; osdi at t* West erashiagton st., Saturday from II to 1 o'clock. t iXy jiiiVBD—Persons haying houses or lota to ww aril to send or leay* description at 7! Bast Market at Aibucsla.A Dial. u o YB7 ATITBD—Workers to aoildt membert for tha TT Motoai aw* Beaettl AtaodaUon; will pay good salary;41 Thorpe block, pti «AT AjaiKD—out MBS SO sere w per oent. bysesTT ^betbatr yanltaand sinks cleaned by new York Odonaas Oo^ U7 Indiana eye. aka Bl/ A RTBl>-timokr‘8eal 0* Indiana." tbs bant TT l-seatariBnmatrn wrapper. Wholesale at A. Baadten 1 *. ffil Bast WaaMagtoa at. una 'Ijtj ABTKD—A flnt-cUaa drasemaker 10 go to TT Cblimbna Ind.; good rafaranoe required. Addraaa Aaame ParkkilT. OolnmouA tt yf TBi ABTBD—Ton to get wire clo'htsplna crank yy nutmeg graiers,something new, at MetUnto wcoEcnaMe store.U nortb ailnoiaat. tsa

u*t be a -Ure aad lursac*. M. j. Holy, ff

w s s^rr£;i?, , sa i 3i^ fuiplshtd. addreae earm, Hews office tl ai «k/Ani Bi*—Sltuatioa to lakecareof horse and TT curtate or do other wore ; goot relersuoee giyen ; call at Ban ajbouie trunk more. u 0 TXT ABTBD— a flnt-class cook. Irouer aad wash TT er; Bene other Due < apnlr ; bicheet wagea to

DplySMN Delaware th ti>

t person: app

UITBD-TO boow yon 0 000 psle's and plaques In al the new aarlag style* at the ent btoie. Mtna BO North Pecuiyiyanla st TETaBTBD—Storage; will store ad kinds of TT goods Terr 10a,and adranoe money on goo is tt wanted; U* B Washington at. D. «. Benton, tas

OM t ent i

JffiiBBka J awwi %»—w * awry aaawa* «b» ^ t CRFjL5Tkl>—Kvei7body 10 knim tbitD 8*Bei Whah. at, with new^'o^T’ and great ad ran tags*. ITS

r aBTBD— tramlliea who usually oak* than kraal, to know that to boy Bryce's la mors — thaUmynaara larg*. and ao waste ura

ndard

Do

orta not

-Occupeata for nicely famished (roat room with bay window, gat fire all MaTaaleooee, with Brat-dam board, at 250 Best Vermont at no! nnr aHTAD- To bay a 1 oi'on sod mMinery TT store; moat be thesp nan m good location; Jyeyimlowesiflguras. Address jtn.Cirrtsc. TBTaATBI>—Two man to se 1 our s and TT works: also. “Comer’s Cydoondla” in Anaspert aad lafayst a P P Comer. *7 Me TDelawnraat. m Tjn'AXPm)—a tespectable single msn to board TT with pelyate faallr waere bs can hare tas •omXKteef abomatapply SOOakst. one square fnaan Maoa awa depotT t i W

AMTRD—A boa’ four furnished rooms (fa

ekeeplng. for man aad wife, without Bstes house. Addrem

light boutek

eptng.

__ Horn 1 pt Pay- Base* office

la tea miuatee

PrbA “

iaT AMTkD—One ai d ad to com* for whatever TT they Waat, etovaa furniture carpets, eta.. with ec without moiey. Rets ton A Os., 271. 17* Bed ttl BAM Washington sk ns

1 Washington au

ABTBD-Woman of eiperlenoe to do geuer BUddlAoMd’whno womanf refersnce'mqairefi call ltd Barn Waabingtoe si. u ht

TXTABTBD-By May 1. akoawe of tsn to fifteen TT looms Bet asmt of iwa Basis aor seat of Bfw Jataay not north tf north st. for a pro mot tenant. tTa. ttoodwln,» Thorpe block, tha

he a good

ir salesman ; In* a a oar Washington

Uoty,

wsTjas^iffsaar^ifiiiss syamoamlBg iwosi boantlfui O aaasMa Ooxmls, ^svr.fircjiW.'sr - ■ ■

1 aorta; order a

‘TBTAJITBD—To caanoa tha pab lo who ooiu1 yT Yhlagraaesto haws toem trlmae 1 ay mea •l*xperence.aad aet bar*them iDlaed by la-

l Impostora wao Baow noshlag about tie assn wta tataa thena tar yaa and tltofnottna in pel a* and workmanship; 1 aiTI Baal t&rfcatat. atJ. F Man- ! APAYaead store, or see bm peraoaahy at

-Mia M. B owaa foretaiia fa* ‘ raYaato the pant aad praaaklMaaaaaaeady marrtaaaa atluYaaat eaasaa aapgtaass aedtetkayea if yoa are • ehaemot laak tor

Ut«ama>

atpaat—1 atampanMU

KOOELLUTEOUr

CBOWBXBWBDPUIOB.

. L C. « e At

|9KiVft #. kMA^KR. of tae qaamaaing JT firm of Frank W. Wearer A Oo.. will glye hi* paronnal aad promot etteotlon to all cslla, dgyorntghtja thstr UaA Tetaphoae. aaMorth

VKRT BBADCBC FTHK J_j News Is la etteted

la the fact that tae sa’e of the beat - rupt stock of tie late fl m of Prey A Ms.c. at the t splisl WbreNtore, 18 Bast Wishington street, c -ntlau> s. T' '■ -roods sr* golfg of rapidly, aad th .w who de-

1 wao oe- ■ skesdyaa-

tsrc of the ai preordeaud bargsios thou d nail early. Our new spring s ock »111 be In early text waar, end we mutt have

room for it.

W. A,Cox. manager.

HOUSES AJTD VEHICLES.

cheap, for

u VI

JjfOK^UtlJfi^Horse and spring wtgon, cheap, ■pOR BA DM—A good faml’y”horse' inquire X Bates houseiruuk store t

■pOB BADB—Pbaetoi and hsrni

X cash, 514 BtU^omsine street. XM> • NTBD—Oent!* y. onu s d1le ponv H C. TY Wilson,^Ro. 1 Busio of trade. t f UOR SALK—Cheap, a new delivery top wagon X and a baggy, as kart (teorgls street ta » YPOR BADB—One ihra-e nprlrg wagon, vmo X shafts or pole at 75 West Market street. J IS? AKTKD—To bay a two horte wag< n cheap TT for cash. z.dd/<wa Wagon, News om,— '

DR—A reliable tauilly or ge

R. K. Ktepbeua, 1* Ms;

ral pu rchneett*

T70K TRADK— g.iod driving horse and lot X for a u gm. J. w Brown A Co., 93 E. Washington sire 1. tl h tBy AMTJtD—a team i i eiwi draft horse* from VV 4 to 8 < ears o d. at Hcu-e of Refute; leave wtrd at Diand hotel, T J. Cuarlton, aupt. 1 pOBBINH A OARKARti. carriage bullderir82 IV hast Georgia street. r*f.a r and repaint carriages at bolt m rates. Mew and o d carriages for sale. Telepboue. tts_ C-ORSALB—One 1'ght second hand k‘liogg.|9i; ' 2 second-hand pba* tor.s in good teoa'r; < pei sidebar pf5;l topgn^eiy wagou,$30, at 2 6 twast Market »lreel. J J. Kramer. uf

tv a WTRD—To buy a horse between 4 and 7 ** y- art old: must beroond. Bind an 1 gentle: ronsi irot n.I.e In thtee mlnutee. Address J. JK Cart ell, P' South Tenniwstw si. I

C'tlR HAxJt-New ar-d*second-hand carriages tSBffftsss/'SssrorxS'SSr.'s reasoLaole prices. Scbweikle A Prange. 424 and kMRaat Washington street. t s

A DD work In onr house will be so d at 15 per JtV cent, dlsoouul for the next hfteeu days, in order to make room for spring work. Come esrly. as wears cO'em g the best bargains ever shown In IndlarapolU; carriages phaetons, open and lea. treond-hana work of all descript ions; «fl »s represented. V. M. te s

top boggles, treond-han eveiy yehlcle warrarteo *s reprea Ban ns A Uo . 12 and <4 Circle street.

PEBS0B11*

jpBRHOMAD—Arcade Mill Mew Process hour. TkR^BONAD—Frank W. Weaver A Oo., naderX taken 60 North Illinois streeh Telphooe. 11 pERaOMAD-At Fred Hett’V. lS Massachu'otta X hVA,yon can always find the beet of candles at low ptlreg, nvs PKR80NAL—Another new s*r1vsl of Une rag X carpet at 27c ter yard, jamuaa Martens. 4o Sen h Meridian strt et. to a PERSONAL—Do n-’t fall to go at one* to the A OieC* t 8.ore 68 and 60 No th Pennsylvania street, end see the <r.0M paleis and plaques In all the 1 tw spring dealgi s. pkBBOH AD—Great redaction In hair goods to * makeroom for onr new spring stock. Lvltea come and price enr goot a before purchailng elsewhere. k»ra. A. 8. Fowler, Wti E. Wash gt.. tss

H0T1CE.

TiHK entire stick of b o's and shoes formerly X owned brCsdy A Lt-dse. on Pennsylvania st, has been added t • the large stork at >6 Nortb ~ isylvanlast Now the/ are ready to serve ubllc with the greatest bargains effered for

e greater

many a day. Thereto ds were of theb-stlulo dlaoapolls. and can he sold at two-thirds tbelr valne. The store to c o wd >0 with g ods and we are

ns offered the bust 11

The store to c o wd >0 with g ods and iled to sell at exciting prices. Hundreds

•pie know what ba

week and will continue to

Pennsylvania st. Oe . P

3 ad last

be nntll sold. 16 M. Mmrot’. te r.

FOB BALE OB RENT.

|?OH BADK OR RENT—A three-run new proX cers water-power mill, near Indianapolis Addrees Mill, care News ottlce. tl s

STRAYED,

DTELATED—Arcade Mill New Procem flour, O n*

CK)K r u*

FOB REST. RENT—Arcade m'U New Process flour.

pOR RENT—Furnished room, at 20 Indiana X avenne. t POB REWl’-Sulte unfornlshed rooms ;205 kAfl X Ohio atreet. _ tt_ JjKJR BBJ*T~ Two unfurnished rooms, 66 Hast X S tub street. I

pt>K RENT—Nicely furnished room, 152 Nortb X Meridian street. tv 2 POR RENT—1 wo front rooms, with board. *76 X North Tennessee. _ I TJiOR RENT—A bu’cher shop, with al‘ flxtarej, X 249 North Davidson street. tl n COR RENT—iTgood h >nse of 7 rooms. Inquire X at J68 l<to*t New York street. ts o!-m,w,f

pOh RENT Two nicely furnished room*. In X quire lift North lUln. U street. tsn I

POB RENT—an elegant suite of roonu ta the X Windsor hotel. M H. ttpadea. tv a

poR RENT- Three onffirnlahed rooms and X large stable ;ii7 West Ohio street. ttl

COB RENT—Elegant rooms. X water, with board ; 159 Chris'

hot aid cold

Christian ave. nv s

POR RENT—Furnished room. gas. bail X e r. veulences; 121 West Ohio street.

bath and aH

tz

CK)R RENT-ComfortaMy famished room, for X single gentleman. Mo. 145 N. Illinois, ut' TjtOR RENT—Furnished rooms, sleeping nr light X_hoiisekeeplEg;i:i East North street. 111 COR RRRT^-Hcnse and garden farm, nortbr eaatofo ty. Apply to v. K. Morris. ttl f?OR RENT—With board, two fine. Urge roooas X rlnglecr en amt*; 2»9 N. Tennessee st. ta T/OK ttkiMT—trolte new iy papered otllcs rooms, X desirable, in Wright's buck. Market at, to' COK RENT—A desirable front room, furnished. " P’lvate fan lly ; 265 M, 1annes«*e street, tt'

tiHjt ctJac'i -Hoti-e 4 roouis, c*-llar. well, entX torn, etc., |7.50 per month ; 275 Howard sttt 1 f?OR RENT—Houses rooms and otflcee. 8*e X list at Office, ft K. Ooffin A Oo.. 84 N. Del, o t T?OR RENT 1 —Bacdaome famished rooms, one X snUable for threegeuto; >6a M^Delisware. t f. DOR RENT-Furnished parlor, down "stairt, X convenient to koaiding house; 126 West Ver moot street. u o DOR RENT—Suit* of nnfnrcUhed rooms, and r one rnnlahea front room; 68 North New Jersey si 1 eet. . teoi DOR RENT —A good office: also a large mom r foi amall manufac.unng btulnets: 21 Mar Ur daU block. I DOB BBNT—Handsome nnfnmtahed rvrms, X en sr.lte or single, and board; North Mend eg. HT, News bffloe. ttf COM RENT—Tsro pleasant famished rooms, P to geotlemec, $3 lo 9S per month; >15 East New York sti eet. t

|/t)l< RENT—Nicely famished front room, suitw stale for one or two gentlemen; 274 be nth Pennsylvania street. ttl

groaad gtraa**. ■Baa

¥°ts^srsruJ!SL^^\

Apply Bryoae’ Bakery.

DOB RENT—Oomtorlable bona* of 9 rooms. 18) c Weal Michigan street. Irqsir.at IB West Michigan street, for terms, etc. not DOR REST—Henae No. 16 East Michigan st.. r trooBsa. ten miBataa'walk from post offics. MB per month. Joaepk A. Moore. tt DOR RENT—10 room house on East Market S'.; X 4-roca* house 00 KastOSdo street. H. H. Bevllle. • Heath Paenaylvaata atreet. 1

RENT-Tae koe i t. In the Iron block

FSSn^SSi Wnahlnttan at. DORRBBT—'

Iron Mock, known as No. t Went ■annrfi A Bay laa. agents. v«

DtnvlK#, In-

for ' '

DOR EJUFT-Brlck store room In

P dtnna near aae epod leeatMin _ . Apply or addrees X. W. Estep, PaaviUa. I L

iqiasns, aia«ie or en enlte, _ . odiooa n*w house, with

oor.Parkave.,andCherry, not

FOB HAL&

; SAUt—Crown Jewel Soar.

JpOP. BALE—A sodaftnat,21 Martindale block. nu* HADE—Xverything aa payments^bFRaiaX toaAOa, u s PQEmadB Ohsnper tnaaany tamnyean anna. r Bnreehhtnnfi. ev* P'OR «ADB—A good^piano;price, $175.M7 North

fattl* hALB-OM P at The Basra

par nnnaroa Tt

pMR BAIJkj-A^viMT deMraMa patent, cheapest DOM Bade—Watches, clocks aad Jswelry^n X payments. Ralston A Op. a ■ DOR BALK—Boases.farms,lonna. J.W. Brown X A Oo., W East Waahlagtop atreet. nn a DUR BALK—A kennel of well-bred shepherd X papa, 279 Beat Washington street. th » DOR HADE—Cheap. No. 2il Christian ave.. I X rooms. K. a. Ffcld, lalbott Mock. t s

DOR SAJLB—Finest assortment of

“ Ht

rooms.

fcloci

cl'y.nnd the cheapest. Kalaton A Co

:ks In tbe

n s

^AdE— Finn r per barrel, 9L90. (U0 and (t.S, DOR BALK—Hoeeea. lotB,farmr etc.' Oairand X seena. C. E Ooffin A Oo , >4 N. Dei, st. o» c>OK hade—Berlin Otaeet Batonm, bam ooaga C sympand oonsnmptlon core. DmggtotA oes CKHt BALB-Grocrrystore, good Ircetlon,eheap. X P. H. Bevllle.8 North Pennsylvania street. 1 DOR SALE—a bsdroom set small bedstead. X walunt. all ncar.y new.28 Fort Way re ave. teo DOR HADE—40 lots, very cheep^ Hnbbard A Mo X Carly'sB E add. E.8. Field. Talbott olock. nos DOR 8ADK—Baby buggy coat $27, good at new. X will sell for (15. roon g Man I'.dale’s stock, t tl

DOR SADR—At nearly every grocery m tnt X city, and delivered twice each day. Bryce's oread, nv s DOR SADR—A lot of benches, formerly oT the r Etjou theater. 6 to 15 feet la leug.b, 156 East Washington street. __ tot DOR BaX*-A sswmlll with fall outfitTlnclad- " lug a Half. Allas etglnts. Addreas Heaton A McOi y^Ncra. Indfaca. Usl DOR 8ALB—Forty sere farm, short distance r north of the city, rood house; It 1* a bargain. Alex. Mengtr.Odd yellows hall. to r. DOR BADE—We bay. sell and exchange mer- ~ cbandlse and all kinds of established hast a ess. Hamlin A Co. 3U North Delaware sir eet. ul 1 DOR SALK—On# hundred and fifty cords of A wood wltbnseof saw aid power for cu .tlog same. Harris A Co., 516 East Michigan st 11 1 DOR BADK-lOOOOpaletsahd plaques inall the C tew spring design* at the wonderful One Cent Store, 18 and 60 North Pennsylvania street. DOR BADE—Some of the choicest store roo X In the city. »lex. Metzger, _tn« Odd Fellowshal! DOR HADE—A large lot of oil moth, wlnd< X shades and wall paper, at coat, to make roo for spring stock, at Herman Martens’s,

Meridian street.

II.

indow

HD 40 Hod th

DOR SALE—One-half Interest In coll hoop facr trry, to a person espab eof taking charge of the financial son office depertment. Address Bus nees, Mews office, _ * *t DOR SALE—One saloon bar counter, sideboard, r beer cooler, beer tables, stove, etc., etc , cheap. Hunt A McCurdy, auctioneers, No 88 KastWashIngton street. no DOR BALK—Vacant lots—We have the beet lots X on Meridian, Delaware, Alabama and New Inrsey streets, ard Jots la all pane of the city.

Jersey streets, ard lota la all par

c. Meisger, Odd Fellows hall. DOR SALE-Cheap, a lot of office furniture. X courier, desks, etc. Can be seen at No 90 i»t Market street. Apply to H. B. Palmer A Co., Frar kiln Fire building, second floor. tt s

Ea*

at

iewavs

need

DOR BALK—A Wheeler A Wilson lea'her si C IrgmscMne entirely new. except a few d nse.slim perfect order,li effered ata r^du price. Apply at Mo. 46 vV eet Washington st, to DOR SALE—One, three, five or ten acres. Inside X of 1 be city, on railroad switch, well suited for ■hope or factories; low prices and easy terms; no overflew. Alex. Metfger^Odd Fellow* halL_tu 1 DOR HALJE—Farm of 70 merest 9 m!le*~sonth of r dtv. near the Three Notch road ;ihis Isa rare bargain, at (60 an sere. Ham la A Oa, tl h 56 North Delaware street.. DOR BALE—Small manufacturing business In X this city, a neat, clean, healthy bnsineae with large pro tits, (1.250. Hamlin A Co , U h 16 North Delaware street.

honfes that

it.

DOR baI X rent for on price ask

in s

i—A large iiffldent to

mber of

’ 10,15 and JO per c<nt

Alex Metzger, Odd Fellow* ball.

DOR BALE—A large number of desirable boussr X and lota taken tn foreclosnre, will be sold a' ow prices and eaay terms. Alex. Metxger, tn s Odd Fellows ball.

a good Invest utneaat corner

ta ut

dor HALE—Choloe property—A desirable fam

r lly residence, 8 rooms, goo hery. stable, etc., terms easy

meet Call at Dr. Plowman’s, sout sew Jersey and Beveo’h atreeta.

DOR SALE—Business bouse and dwelllnr X somhwfst corner of Brg'lsh ave. and R«i -.treat, good bouse, two-itory brick, ata speU bargain: win rent the asms tf not told In s fe ilsys. John 8. Spann A Co., 11 Bstes block, uo DOR SALE—Cbsmber sets,* bedsteads, ma X treseea, bedding, folding lonngen and a fm Ineof house turalsbUg goods, all new and] a > ■ecelved. and to be sold low on weekly an<i monthly payments, 156 B. Wash. st.. D. S. Benson.

os

DOR BALE—A large qnsn Ity cf elegant furntx lure, four bedroom aulta. elegant parlor suit, carpets of all kinds, fine" Argsnd” base onrner stove, etc., to-morrow morning at 10 o’cl ick, at Hunt A McCnrdy’s, auction room, No. 88 East

W aftolngtcn strret.

DOB BALE—Choice property—Wishing to

the location of onr planing mill to 1

C change the location of onr planing mill to the present lucalioc of our lumber yard, corner St Clair street and Wabash railroad, we now offer for rale 202X feet on oelaware street, corner of Michigan. Cali at office B. A M. association, cor ner Delaware and Michigan streets. Bee our dts play advertisement. U. Eden, president. J sa es Hasson, secretary, uss DOR SALE—Kxtra bargains In residence prop. X ertles on all of our best streets: choice residence lots for sale very low; rental properties that will psy all the way from 10 to 20 per cent, on invest meut If you *re looking for a bargain tu real estate, yen shonid see me: also, have large ll»t of property to exchange: Mills, maeufactir Its. farms, lands, country town property and stocks of goods. F. O. Wadiworth, te ua 82 Circle street

‘an Handle frelgh ew, consisting ol

1 boiler.

igine (TO-horse power.)

rn sheller and cleaner, Decator.

' it.

1 BDL

1 core shell'

1 large driving bet 5 elevator Delta and buckets from 9 lac bos to 18

mchea wide.

Bbafilng. tnrn table spent, platform scales, office, etc. Will sell the whole or In part.

Peter Rentier.

For quality of machinery, see Fred.P. Kush A Oa^MBennetLMooreA^w^^^^^^^^^ou^^ AU0TIOI BALE

^COTTON

SALK—Crown Jewel flonr.

(TUKT A BfoCDRDY, real estate aad general Xl anctloneers. So. 88 E WasBlngton street ns 4 DCTIOM SALE—Charles L. Hatcblnson has reinmed from the eaatern market wltn an extra cheap lot of carnets to bs retailed at wholesale anclloa prices. Persons Deeding anythingm 'he line t f carpets, oil cloths and a indow-shad** will aave money by buying at the Circle street carpet store Rag carpet woven to order at lowest prices. Carpet store and factory, 29 Circle street Ukas. L. H urciuiraogi th-f.m.w.th

4 CCTION BALK—We will sell on Bator, ay A. morning, at 10 o’clock, at onr rooms. No. & B. Wsahinkton street.4 bedroom suites.parlor suites, marble-top tables, elands, rockers, 1 cabinet finger sewl< g machine, safe*, bedsteads, extension table, card tables, sociables, mattresses, brns&els and Ingrainoarpets, cook stove*. 1 large elegant Argand base burner stove, comforts, pllltws, etc. Terms, cash. Sale posl'lve. Hm»T A MeCtmov. auctioneers.

FOE TRADE

DOR TRADE—Small house aad lot for tinners'

X tools and tinners'SP

North Delawares

tnners’stack. Hamlin A Co.. 86 atreet. ti s

DOR TRADE—About (t,C00 worth of dry goods C and DOtlons for bonse and lot In city or country town. Hamlin A Oa, t6 North Delaware street. tl h DOR TRADE—Three lots, tinder goood new X fence, near the depot tn Irvl .at in, f ir horse ard baggy. Hsmtln A Co., S6 North Delaware street ■ Us DOR TRADE—An assorted stock of dry good* x and notions, with es abilibf d trade ; a'sa two lets, w 111 • xchange tor smull ht u te and lot In the city. 125 B. Nob e. t DOR TRADE—Call and see our list of houses F and lots, farms, lands and lot* for trade We can Milt y. u. Alex Metsger. tn* Odd Fellows ball.

LOST.

J^OBT-Arcade Mill New Prooeea floor.

Y^OBT-^Hy MPgJknlfe^ (Ijeward by returning f del-Money aitd''h#aUh7^by not buying your Lioandlea a- tnn headquarters, 15 Maw, ave. ova | OBT—Money, paying for fnrnlsbed room*. Ir when Ralston A Oo . would have famished the rooms and let yea pay for the furniture oa p«ymenis. a ■ f OfiT—A sight worth aeeiag If yoa do not eee Li Ike lO.WX pnletg sad niaqu*s la nil ike new rorir g deelgns. at tha Oh*Can 1 store, 55 and 40 N.

rraaii ——'

ylvaala wrest.

TAUV UF.

rpAUH DP—Aroafia MUl Haw Prooaaa floor. rpTKXH DP—Large whita' oow. Up of horn I aawad »£ Owsar can have hy oa Ung at <51 North Masldlaa atroak. aa* fiaytfifi caargra. ■$♦

1HVAXJX

Y^HWAHD-Orown Jesrai I

pHNFCTn-piSD any aa iiiat ose show a XV tartar aaecrtinaat af good* foe toastoaEoafilf aa* lower price* than Ratoton A U*. oa

A1I0U10EHEITB

0BOWN JEWEL FLOUR.

4RCASk A aa

Mill Mew Process floar.

-poerrOE BROWN BREAD a* Bryce** bakery JD at*

y LOCR^pse barr^.^ta.^H 5Q aa* (415, 5* North

/TANDY M 4DM FREBH eVERT DAt at I/ Waat 1 *.*■ aad*aMaaaachasena ava. to*

ttOLD YO0R~BREATH—Flea oU oalniinge. JtlUo see them Out) (UOkt Ralston A Oa 1 *. u 1 Tf ERMA N MARIKNM. 40 Boatb Marldlsh si. XX to selling nice cottage carpet at W4e per y»rd.

T HAVE A BOYER lor a X strre; will pay a reasonai with particular*. G- orge D.. m

good located drug >ltt pile*. Address, im office. t • n

|A/ E ARB EXoLUBiVa. AGENIS tor euuer VY A Warren Ruby and Pearl furnaces. Parse!] AMedsker, 12 We« Wsthlngton street, na*

sylvaz (XT E HAVE EXCLUSIVE BALE of some CUT *y acd farm property taken ny forecleure'; will sell cheap; don’t tail to aee na. Cosby A Xn-pey,<7 West Waaalngtoa street. os

DEED AND BALE 8TA BLE—The stable atX uched to thq Brunswick hotel has been taken by the > wner 1 f tbe property Mr. David Nicholson, who will henceforth conduct It. with Mr. John Qnlnn aa superintendent. tl a’

stellar

history correct,

HER— Mrs. Dr. kills, astrologer and pbys elm, never fsils to read life's I’ctiy, ’en* what best to do tor sacoas*.

thsdot

ory correctly, >elis wb If yon a.e sick or In trouble, consmtth* doctor quickly. Office59 Nortb Illinois street, upstairs; hours. 9 a. m. to 12 m . 1 to 6, 7 to 9 p. m. th 1

nected with Rltman B os . florl.tt, North Tennessee street, any more. Can be found at 118 East reel. Will famish decorations, arrani

1. uim grape vlnei leatal t/ier, 41c.

O OW TO MARE MONEY-The Indllnapolls 11 Patent a Copy Right Company, SI West Market street, bsve a number of valuable patents In their hands for sale or trade. The company has, alto, aotlva agenta In tna field selling patent rights. Call and see for yourself. <0 s

gardens, trim grape vines, tarnish shade and ornamental mer,tic. tt

A A WENT WASHINGTON HTRCET, a x F. Christman. Shell oysters, Saddle Rocks, Shrewsbury*, Bin* Points, Served In any style, ns s 44 West Washington st.

TO LOA*.

’O juOaN—Arcade Mill New Process floor, n r

xUACt—Private tunus.

C. k. Coffin 1

TO LOAN Money at six par cent., farms or ao 1 property. H. McKay na s ro LOAN—Money on jeweiry. eta Olty Loss 1 office, 66 north Illinois si. (d) ts le

Hiulth A Oo.. Vanoe blocl

ml :t.

plan

Fra noli

Ua

T°

I O LOAN-46/OO private funds. Cosby

1 Km(* y, tv West Wasmngton street.

TO LOAN—Money ; private'funds. Griffith 1 Potts, room 4,1914 N. Pennsylvania st. u

A

na s

y OlA>AN-go,Wi on uUjxur^arma^ Th* vary

rfio LOAN—Money at jowen rate 01 mterast. 1 williams A Klstner, 8 and 4 Vinton block, avs

TO LOAN—Any sum, long or short time, low X rate, on mortgage. I, Brown, 66 K. Market t s TO LOAN—Money In sums of (10,000 and over, 1 at 6 per cent. Smaller snma at best carrent rstee. John B. Spann A Oa ths TO LOaN—Private funds in sums 1 lew rate of Interest. V Stanton A Scott over First

in sutna to salt.ata ’arn) or city property. National bank, nss

FOURS.

JKHTND—Crown Jewel flonr, DOUND—The beet square meal in the 0 ty for X t) cent*, at Jack 1,182 W. Wsah.st. h-f a s T70CND—Finest and chesuest Ingrain and ta- nsJ sel* carpets, Ralston A Co.’*, on psymeaM. u » DOOM!*-Where to buy 2-ply Ingrain'csrpet at X 10c a yard, at Henman Martens’s, 49 South Me rldlan street. to z DOUNd—Where to get “ColMer’a Cycl'medla " C the great "self Instrnctor," only (I, 97 Nona Deis ware street. t r DOUND—That money is saved by letting my F rental collection*, be made by W. K Mick A Oo.,68 K Market sri (j) tv^a PODND-10,000 beauilful ard artlvtlc palets and r plaques, at the great one cent store,58 and 60 North Pennsylvania street. POUND—Purses a Meaaaer, 22 W. Washington X st., are the parties to repair leaky Un and slate roofs. New work a specialty. h s POUND—Wood, kindling coal and coke, beet X quality of prepared stove wood, six dollars per cord, delivered. Barnnm’s Central wood yard, 182 Blast Market st. Telephone. on s

DIB80LUTI0H.

jyBBOHmON—Crown Jewel flour. I''SOLUTION—High prices at Ralslon A Co.’s T vISBOLUTION—Notire is hereby given that 1 'the copartnership heretofore existing between the n> derslgned, under ihe name and style of Charles E. Hall A Oo.. Is this day dissolved By mutual consent. All accounts and bills receivable. are by agreement, payable to Charles & Hall and all debts of ssid firm will be settlad and paid by said Cbsries R. Nall who wl 1 continue ihe business heretofore carried on by the firm. Chabi.es E. Hall, Jamkh Rknihan, Edward Burns. IfidlsnspoHs. February 27 1681. u o'

FOB BALE 0B TRADE.

50R BALE OB TRADE-Agocd patent,288 E 1 Ohio etreit. nsl

BOO LETT MEETLSGS.

\f ABONIC—I ndlanapolis Chapier, No. 5. iTX M. Htated meeting ibis f Friday) evening,

7 XOo’ciock, and w. rk In 41. M degree Herman Wkinskroeb, H. P.

R. A.

Cfauncy Aldrich, Bee.

DIED.

WRIGHT—Thursday morning at 8 o'jlocs, Frank Wrlgh , aged 28 years, of ccnoumptiou. Fonerai Batnrday afternoon at2o'c;o'k. from tbe residence of bis father, W. G. Wright, 2(1* Huron street. Friends invited. KIEFER-Mrs. Caroline Kir far, last nlgbt at 11:30. at her realdeice, 444 West Washington street, aged sixty-three years. Funeral Sunday. Fenrcary 4tb, at 2 p. m , from German Church on Boatb East street. «

11:30. at h

FUNERAL NOTICE.

DELL—The remains of the late Edward J. Dell will be Interred from the chapel at Crown Hill. Bundav. March 4th at 2:30. Friends of the famUv invited. t t

Tha Pope Monumental Fund. A fn.l list of the contributors to the Pope monumental fund include* Madame Michel ta

mond, Joe Jefferson, Dioa Boncicault and the late Tom Gleteiug. Lawrence Barrett has signified his purport: to cooperate, bit Charlotte Thcmpaon was wrongly Included among the contributors when namea were heretofore pnb Itohed. So far Mrs. George McGinnis, who was an old friend of the lata Mrs. Pope, has omy c tiled upon the Intimate professional friends of tbe deceased, and the work of soiicitlog funds will be ooi flned to the profe-slonal and social friends of the dead actress Besides the contributlons, Mrs. McGinnis has also realized something from the sale of Mrs. Pone's photograph*, but all monies. f mm whatever aonTce. win go to tbe monumental fund. Mr*. Golem-m Pol* died In March, two)eats ago, but she retired from the st*ge fourteen years sg“, immediately following tbe 'ragic death of her husband by suicide Her husband realdtd here, and at that t<me she wa* playing aa engagement in dncluna’l. Frank a Tannehlll ana wife, now forming part of th* ‘ Romany Rye'* combination, were old friends of tbe decessed scaeaa and Mrs. Tannehlll en. tertatns for her memory the respect of adaugntter for a mother. A News reporter met this 'ady. yesterday, and was treated to many ln»eie*ti"g rtinlnlwnoe* of the dereaaed lady, and by the way, the oonveraation brought out the Imereatlng fact thaMr. and Mrs Tannehlll were married In tats city yean ago, when the old Aiheneum was In It* prime, and tbe Rev. Mr Barnes was paator of oneof theoity chnrchea. Mr. Barnes officiated at the wedding, and In tbe hopes of renewing an acquaintance bet na at that time, Mrs. Tannehlll would be much pleased* If tome one, remembering bis pres tit ‘ he laatlll " -

fund come In slowly, for the reason that Mm. Mr Ginn to can only address herself to the task when the prolesrlonal people likely to be la. teresw-d are playing In the city, but enough has already been secured to warrant the suooeas, eventually, of this labor of love upon the pan of Mrs. MoGinula and Mia. Kd. L. Haatingt Kilted At BrMU, Henry Armstrong, of thto city, whose home to at 2M North Kart atreet, and who waa Inter ested tn the Olay county coal ml nag, waa kiled by the rare at Brasil, thi* aaodrink. No additional InfonMaUoo could bo oMabwd at the VatodaUa ofltoo. Mr.bfifio Hodpoa, ttofiOfifiit haoae archltaot, who to Man tamiieaartb. atotms that tbo bufldlag to aa flirnaitha eternalhilli, and that aa tarthcnfik* wv«14 art fear tt Otwa.

mis BimiRAPB.

SEW OFFICIALS.

The New York Appointments—A Colored Saiveyor of Co*ton** tor HemphU. Washikgtok, March 2.—The New York appointments made yesterday, remove no one absolutely bat District Attorney Woodford, aid ■re not at all In the llae of peraooa aelected for the places by New York politician*. General Chester K Graham te promoted item surveyor

10 naval officer. He was appointed survovor by Mr. Bayes and waa a Bherman delegate to tbe Chicaco convention Naval Officer Burt, as <xptcud. became chief examiner of the civil wd vice reform oommtoeion. Tosuooeed General Gra ham as Surveyor Mr. James L. B mealct to named. He has been thirty-five yean in the New York custom-house flJing various positions and to an altogether trustworthy man. Andrew J. Ferry stepa into the place of general appraiser, vacated a few mouth* ago by General Ketcbam, when he became appraiser. Mr. Priry 1* president of the Eleventh Aaiembly District Re publican e'nb of Brooklyn, and Is In high favor with bo'h wing* of the party tn that city. Eels decribtd aa remsrsably well Sited for the place. Merritt Wick ham,for awlrtant appraiser, is apremodon of an examiner with au excellent record. KUhn Root, who 1* to succeed G moral Woodford, to a lawyer thirty-eight yean of age, who has never held a public office He 1* a •talwari, and a member of the rtate central committee As a lawyer he to well kuowu, aad will conduct the cases in court, which General Woodford ha* never done acceptably. Mr. Root Is a personal friend of the president’s. Aa a whole , the appointments are considered very

good.

Memphis, Term, March 2—The nomination of T F. Caere)Is, made by the president, yesterday, a* successor of General W. J Smith, aa surveyor ol custom*, give* general satisfaction to the tna*eB of republicans of this city. Uassella to a worthy colored man, born In Jackson county, Ohio, and educated at Obtrlln College. He tancht school and studied law at fronton. In 1874 be came to Memphis and began the practlceoflsw. When Colonei G. P. M. Turner wa* elected attorney general of the criminal court in this county. In 1878, be appointed Cassells his ateisUnt, which position be filled in a satlatactory manner until he resigned to accept a seat in the Tt-uneMiee legislature, to which he waa elected fn 1880. He is thirty-eight years o:d.

OBirUABY.

The Oldest Jesuit.

CnscunraTL March 2.—Rev Felix Verreydt. the oldest Jesuit In the United States, and one of the brat founder* cf the order iu the west,

died at St. Xavier College, yesterday. [Born at Diert. at Belgium, la 1798, after the

ordinary college course in hi* native country. Father Verreydt joined a band of missionaries, and leaving Europe, in 1821. In company with several young men of hi* own age. Retried first at Whltemar’h, Prince George's county, Md„ where the Jesuit* conducted a Jl juri.-hing ml* »!on for many years. Ttrice he remained until at the earnest so licit alien ol Mgr. Du Brnrg, then bishop of Upper and Lower Louisiana, he volunteered, with nine otherAto takehrichanoee in the wild west and *et oat for St Louis, m the T.dnlty of which war established the first house of the order on thl* side of the

Tt

in the

_ the v.dnlty of which wa* of the order on this

Alleghenle*

son 1

9t Louto, where they o sistanoe of the neighboring Indians, a rode, but, for tboee days, pretty respectable cottage, which ■erred the double purpose of school house and novltia’e. This w** la 1823. Since that time Fr. Verreydt has been intimately identified with the growth of tbe order and of Catuolictty In the west, especially In Cincinnati and St Louto. Be hag hid associated with him in his labors, at different periods. Father Feyrincks. the founder of the Bister* of Loretto: Father De Smet, the Indian mission* y, and Father Van De Velde, afterwa T ds raised to the Episcopal Bee of Natchez For the last few years, on account of his growing infirmUiee, he has been forced to lead a very retired life, and one atiogether freed from the trying ordeal of public duties. Th* Oldest Engineer. Dave*port, Iowa, March 2 —Frederick Lun

here yesterday morning. [He had been made the subject of a great

m the United Btatee. HI* first txpeilenoe will a lecomouve began In 1835, when he ran the Athlon, built by George Stephens >□, aa master mechanic, on the first passenger train out ol Piulad.lphia He also ran the first train into Geor gia, end tbe first train that ran Into Indianapolis. In 1876 he visited the Centenuial as the mest of Col Tom Scott, and, though a man of conuld erable means worked his way going aud comirg, among the engineers and on tbe footoc ard ] Krneit Gabler, th* Flano Maker.

known

injured last summer

carriage, aud, although at time* since theu he has been able to attend to his husineas, he never

recovered his health.

[Mr Gabler was born at Glogan, in Prusdaa lilesia, on January 1, 18J4 He came to this country in 1852. and two years afterward began

logar

Silesia, on January 1, 18J4 He came to this

the manufacture of piano*, which he continued until bis death. He recently admitted his brother, Emil Gabler. as a partner in the btuL ness. Mr. Gabler leaves a wife and four child

ren.j

Losae* by Fire. I’rrrsnuRG, March 2.—The Chronicle's Mononeaheia city, Pa., special says the most disastrous fire that ever visited that city occurred this morning, shortly before day-light. The fire started In Cooper’s pool room, on Main street, -nd spread both ways, enttrely consuming the magnificent school house, McFarland’s carriage

aged. Loss (50,(00, with an insurance of about two thirds of that amount. Ike Tight Against Morin or s in Utah, Salt ^ Lakr, Utah, March 2 —The supreme y of prooee- - emecourt of IUV VUtlltCtl D,C.M.B| Wl, U» W ny^ltUWV.On tOT * Writ ol mandamus to compel county officers to turn

over emi

to the Edmunds bill. All county till the August election : A Week's Record of Failure*. New York, March 2 —The business failure* of tbe past seven days, as reported to R. Q. Dun & Co , number 272, an Increase of forty-two as compared with last week, and distributed u follows: New England states. 2ft middle, M; southern, 6E; westeru, 90; Pacific states and territerie*. 13: Canadaand the British province*, 36; New York city, 10, ^

Baef for the HlUlon.

Gaynesville. Tex., March 2.-4. huge trade In cattle has just been completed, Luther B Smith, late of Columbia, Mo , now of De Col, and Florence J Hail, of this place have

ave hat

uurchasedahalf inierestlnihecattle ranch of Carnes A F. rsythe Broa Cattle Co .embracing 2,100 bead of cattle and 60 000 acru of land,

the consideration wa* (100 COO.

Th* Debt Statement. Washifoton, March l—The public debt rtatement tbows a reduction of *7.610,678 61 during 'be past month, and a rednciioa of (101.638 S46 29 since June SO, 1882 The debt, leu* cash in the treasury March 1, 1833. Is $1.586.-276 114 43, The ea*h in the treasury is (306 266 74H 78 The

rch 1

total inteiest debt, March 1, was $l,So4,846,750.

Too Bleb for Their Blond. Blpomihotoh, III , March 2—William Bone, Jr, and Elmer Folsom, prominent young society men -clous on ■ •piuni pip»s by inetr sices Folsom ex-Mayor Folsom, and Bone is a writer and poet

were found, last evening, unconthe fldor of a public building, with c s by their sides Folsom is a son of

of no mean ability. Both will probably die. Need Corn la Illinois. Sycamore March 2.—Fanner* are greatly ex c'ttd on finding cat that tbelr seed corn will not grew. A great many have tested It, and find that only about four kernels in a hundred will sprout. As there to hat little old com In thto rection, tbe question is where the farmers will procure their seed cornA Case of Bribery BetabUshed. Columbus. 0 , Match 2 —The jury In the caae of J P. Watron. a lobbyist, charged with an at-w-mpt to bribe Representative Bloch, of Clevelaid, Isst winter, thto momlng returned a verdict of guilty. The penalty to from three to ten year* in the penitentiary. Searanoe was reserved. — o

WxarawTON. March 1—For the Tennerase and Ohio valley—Northerly to westerly winds, higher barometer, occasional light rata and partly cloudy weather. The Mississippi '’ver will fall slowly at stationa above Memphis aad rise slowly at etatloM below.

_ _ ta Utah.

Salt I^tu. Utah. March S.—It ta reported that

1 Utah waa not to

,bnt tobelgJere

salt l.ak*. uiao.narcu

Serjeant Ballantlne’a miaston to prosecute the Mbnao lor tfbel, ■

MoehtodotoadlholiraraortOhMcik. It fa said that Taylcr. the heedlof th* church, paid Bai

lanUae a ictainar.

FURRY'S FRIEND. Tha ratrhlgaa La«lslatara Blaet Thomas W. Hal maw to tha Ualtad Matos Senate.

DaTBorr, March 1—The contort for United State*Senator, altogether unprecedented In rim mate, ended last night on the eighty-fi-st bjrilot Thomas W Palmer, of Detroit, received seventy five vote*, and waa declared elected. 9 oat M

ceivedto M

ved forty-two fusion votes and Ferry two Ihorara witherefl Pahoer. wag bora la Detroit, January 26,1880, Hto father and maternal grandfather fought with Hull during the stage it. Tbe boyhood o< the senatorteloet wed in the city of hto birth, and age <f sixteen lie entered the

of Detroit. Tbe

wa* pained

at the age __ State university, bat at the end of a yoor the threatened .'ora of hi* eye-eight obliged him to relinquish hto atudies. He mad* two later atte mpts to resume at the university, bat waseaoh rime obliged to withdraw. In 1848 Palmer visited Spain and South America In 18r0 he settled m Appleton, Wt*, and engaged to the mtrrantlle badness, but lost hi* all a year later by fire. He re.urned to Detroit and engaged In the real estate burine**, subsequently embarking in lumbering, which pursuit he Is still largely engaged ta, owning some of the largest mills on the .Saginaw and Muskegon rivers. Personally, Palmer is a cultured gentle man. He to a man ol literary taste, a lover of art, and one who makes friends wherever he goes- friends who never desert him. U o to 1878 he had never held any bat a local office. In 1676 he aought the republican nomination for coi rrere, but was defeated in the oonventloi. In 1873 he was elected to the state senate. la 1880 be was one of the five leading candidate* lor the gubernatorial nomination, but was de feated. Last ytar be presided over th* convention which renominated Governor Jerome. There was a determined opposition to the latter, and so great was Palmer's popularity that he had difficulty in preventing hi* own nomination. When 'he senatorial fight began Palmer was one of Ferry’s adherenta, and aa long aa the senator waa In the field. Palmer would not allow his name to be naed. When Ferry wa* withdrawn. hto strength was divided Between Palmer and Btorkbridge. Palmer's election is, therefore, a victory for Ferry's friend*. The opposition to Palmer came from the faction of the party which demanded a change in tbe system of dispensing federal patronage. The election of Palmer means the perpetuation of the old regime, and tbe consequent continuation of the fight which threatens the disruption of the party. Friends of Ser ator Palmer claim he will extend the olive branch and do all In hto power

to heal the breach.

Edmonds te Succeed Davis. Warhirgtoiv,March A—The republican members of the Senate held a caucus this morning and selected Edmunds as their candidate for president pro tern, to succeed Davis. There was no opposition. f

A Royal Contribution.

Berlin. March 2.—The Empreas of Germany gives l.OCO marks to the fund for the relief of sufferers oy the floods in America.

CURB EXT NEWS UOMDKNSMD. Domestic. OU cloaed at Pittsburg at noon at 98Vc. Colored people are emigrating from Mississippi to Arkansaa Receipts of hois at Chicago, to-day, 1»,COO; of cattle, 6,100. -The Georgia Pacific railroad to completed to Anniston, Ala. e* Alexander H. Stephens, now governor of Georgia, 1s rerlously UL The river and harbor bUl ha* passed the House and gone to the Senate. Tbe river fell five Inches at Cairo, between 6 o'clock last night and noon to-day. Christine Nilsson sang to over S 090 people In the Cincinnati music hall last night. Ex-President Dias, of Mexico, ha* arrived at New Orleans on a visit to the U tiled Slates. The report that winter wheel Throughout Ceu tral Illinois has been winter killed, to denied. At Lawrence, Mas*.. Charlr* H Cate fatally shot Mrs. M. H. Anderson and then killed him-

self.

The champion stallion stake organized by Pinre LorlUard wiU be run for at Louisville in Bepumber. Vigutux, the French billardtot, has arrived In New York. He rays he will play any one who challenges him. C. E. Douglass, of Crockett, Texas, waa fatally rhot In the opera-honae by a pis .ol dropped from the pocket of Sheriff Blakeley. The wile of W. H. Burdick, who was drowned In the Southern depot disaster, at Cincinnati, has b- come insane through grief. Commissioner Raum promises to modify his ruling that no person may become surety on the bond of more than one distiller. The Kentucky inpreme court have sustained the right of the state to tax railroads as assessed hy the board of railroad commissioners. The committee seut for the purpose have secured a satistactorv compromise with the New York creditors of the late city of Memphis. Tbe insubordination at the naval academv, Annapolis, has been settled; Cadets Woodruff, Gross and McGrath arc dropped from the rolls. Henry Lippert, chief of the Milwaukee fire department, ba* resigned. Inducement* have been offered for him to remain aa chief, bm he

refuses.

West Virginia has 310 square miles of timber land .containing 990,000,0.0 feet of merehantable lumber Last year’s crop was of the value ol (2,431,857. Warren Leland, the well known landlord, hat purchased tbe Hot Bprugs, Bath county. Virginia, for (100.6(0. The place will be made a resort for invallda. Certain Chicago ladles have fallen in love with the decorations on the tattooed lady on exhibition there, and propose to duplicate the beauties on tbelr own persons. A constitutional amendment providing for biennial elections of state officers and biennial sessions of the legislature, paced the Massachusetts house and senate. Representative Van Vorhto.of New York, crossly Insulted Page, ol California, last night in the d be nation of the river and harbor bill, and only escaped expulsion by an abject apology. The Crow and Creek Indians signed the treaty with the government commisdoueis. Wednesday night, by which 400 (00 acres of choice land at Chamberlain, D. T , to thrown oj

ment.

open lor set-

Lawrerce C. Beat, and his nephew, Mr Allen, of AlUi'dale, 8. C., engaged in a duet with knives, ana 8. H. Depute, marshal. Interfered Best lorried on the officer and was clubbed to death. Police Justice Duffey ha*decided that the caw Of Salmi Morse, who waa arrested Saturday tor producing tbe Passion play wltnout license, should gOjbefore the jury. Morse waa plaoed Mr. Jonn Kennedy, th* well-known oarsman, formerly of Portland, Maine, bat now residing in Washington, says that he ha* a stake for (2,S00, (1 c(D lot felt, to row Hanlon in the vicinity of Boston on the SUth of May next, Tbe New York. Pennsylvania A Ohio railroad

between the Erie and the Chicago A Atlantic, the Erie's Chicago extension. The master in an equity suit in Philadelphia finds the prew room of the Saturday Night publication a nuisance, and recommends a decree rt-Mralnii'g the operation of the presses bet we -u k p. m and 6 a. m . and compelling the windows on the Spruce street side to be cloeed while the machinery to In motion. A petition signed by 300 persons representing (1 ((0.(00 UO of capital ba* been sent to Gov. (leveland. from Rew York city, asking him to veto the bill redneing vfevaied road fares to fire rente, f ot one of the petlonere is a stockholder. Th« petition appears to h»ve been effective, a* the veto message was tent In the morning. The flame in the sundry civil appropriation bill whlih excit'd rite antagonism of the Wash-

required the government pi to pay no more for work in that office than the ma ke! raus in Philadelphia and Baltimore A Pittsburg dispatch says that great depression exist*in the gtosa trade, especially lamp chimney* One factory, the Ex.elalor glasacompany, has given notice that it will abut down for an Indefinite period Saturday, and it la thought others will anon follow. Price* have fallen off 25 per cent, since the beqtuning of the *eaaou. Worwis*. Mtoa G i tow old, tbe American prlma donna, haa woo her init against the Society De Casino De Nice. Tbe tribunal du commerce has awarded her the loll amount claimed with ex-

pense a

It ia expected that Brennan and E titan, and several of Parnell's folio wars In Com moos will acoooiparty the latter to Iraralte. It ta (heir in-

tention to give a fall account to ihe Irish in Arne lira of the way la which the funds ct the

land league wen disposed of.

In the French Senate, the minister of war aaid the praeenoe of the princes* in the army was unoonetirational. Duke R’Audlffret Pa*quler Orleas tat, reproached tbe minister. General TUbaudln, with heviatoonralUed an aat that nobody etoe owtid be feonti ta pertora.

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requested to atand up, aad tbe plaintiff «n*ka poaliloa by her aide when it was revetted tb* weiea ont tbe same height, wore their hair tbeaeme way. and th* aara* style of hat. This wltnee* leetlfi U that she frequently went to church with Wallace, and ateo to hto *Ao* oa errand* Inealnuianty oJlhetwooaaAaMra* oomraenk James f igmaa, book dealer, wa* the a rat witness this morning Ha never raw Mr, Whllaoe and Mia Gooear in hto wore together; never raw Wallace hang around tbe aukway adjoining his store. John D. i longer, husbvnd of th* plaintiff, tans tne next witness. H a was with Mrs. Go n gar all day Bnnday. November 19th , went riding with her in ihe afternoon. In the evening she went to, her mother'*; returned attar 1* o clock; was not out of tbe house ■gain that night On September 10th, Ml waa at home “ " * -

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Without hi* knowing it _ __ at h<me on the evening oi Saturday, December 11. preparing a lecture. Friday, December 10, was the Parlor Club reunion at tbelr house.

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her. [It is one of these three night witness \\ eed claims to have seen Mrs. Gougar and Captain Wa'lace meeting at Pigman's store and going to Wallace's office] Witness tee Iflsd that the relation between the Wallace family and hto was veiy friendly; bu’lnea* relations, very close, ('apt. Wallace came to witness’s house at ail hours; never observed any acta ot impropriety or Indelicacy between hto wife and Wallace. Hu sent hto wile to Wallaces office repeatedly when he wm sick and unable to go. Regarding tbe evening at the fair grounds, witness testified that bis wife and Wallace were together pan o(

the time, but not out of hto sight. WHO FIRED THE SHOT!

A Horrible Suspicion of Murder for A •O.OOC Insurance, Dxrvttkb, N. Y , March 2.—George W. Haight to a justice ol the peace and one of the moat prominent resident! of Deiuyter. About 1 o'clock ytstorday morning hto houtekeeper was awakened by tha report of a pistol. Hsstenlcg down to Mr. Haight's room she found him sitting on the floor in hto night-clothes and uucodscion*. Mrs. Haight was In bed. The house-keeper called a doctor, and when he arrived Mr. Haight had crawled into bed. Hto pillow was saturated with blood, and there was a wound near hto right eye. A pistol, wrapped In a piece of ootton cloth, wbirh was bu<ned by the explosion wa* found under bis pillow. The wound waa probed and the bail waa found, having entered tbe brain, where it lodged. Mr. Haight recovered tnfflclehtly to make a deposition, in which he declared that he did not fire th* shot and did not know wao .did. He said tbe weapon had been in the atand drawer at the foot of the bed. Mrs. Haight aaya she did not hear tbe shot at all all and knows nothing abous it. She has a (9,000 Inturanoe oa Mr. Hmght’slif-’. He to ber third hasbaad. Her two former husband* are aaid to have died suddenly.

TAX AND TARIFF.

An Agreement Beached by the Confer* one* Committee—Metal Datiee. Increased.

WisuiNOToa, March X—The conference com mittee on the tax and tariff bill waa finally completed yesterday, by the appolnmeat of Stnatora Mahone and Me Dill, In place of Beck and Bayard, making the Senate conform all rapabtlesus. The committee reached a complete agreement about balf-paet 12 o’clock, thto afterneon, and forthwith sent the report to the government printing office, in order to be able to present it to both house* of congress in printed form before sojournment today. The report will recommend the adoption of

ol laus, especially In regard to steel. As Bad aa a Flood. Ban Ftajcuco. March 2.—The city wa* la daikneat last night. All the street amps were extinguished for want of lands to pev gu bin*.

CITY NEWS. Dogberry Row to exercised over an alleged mock-marriage, which promises aome pretty venous developments. Namea are supproued pending arrest. Councilman Omen writes' from Farit, stating that he will aeon Mil lor heme. While absent he has ‘ done” Italy and Germany, and bow feels like an old traveler. Mrs. Almee J. Miller haa petitioned for a habeaA cornua wilt 10 secure poawsaiou of her child, now in custody or its grandmother. It to another chapter of the E l Miller trouble. G W. Lynn, one of the Board of Trade grain iinspectors, hat gone to Toledo to take charge of sn elevator, ard Edward Dunn will from thto time hare sole charge of the offltial inspection*. H. H Fulton earnestly denies the statement in the morning papers that there hai been cock fighting Sundays at the Bolt works He will give (100 to any public charity li any one can prove it. W. H. Ragan has returned from the aeadon of 'he MteflMippi valley horticultural society at New Orleans He waa elected secretary o( the (rganization. About twenty delegates were pretent from Indiana. W. T. Williams, a printer, boatedlng at 119 Ni rth New Jereey street, was found to-day suffering with tmalJpex, and his removal to the pest bouse waa ordered. Willlanu contracted the dteeaso in Cincinnati. The revival at Fletcher Place chureh contimes on Tnnrsday and Sunday nights. L*’t night, under the Rev. Mr Doddridge’s preaching, there were two additions to the church, making a total of 150 since the special service* k^fohn O. Brace, cf the grain firm of Brmoe, Boyd A Co . I/eith, Scotland, was on ’change to-

tic consignment.

William Watson Woollen asked the county this afternoon for (1,500,for services aa “aaaeciate oounael” In the Lander* suit. ’Squire LotUa ‘ liketohadafU” when he re*11 sed the full nvs of the bill and it to a query what he wilt do when Mr. Harris, the uther “associate 0000061,”

to beard from.

Prof. J. T. Smith. Prof. BloeF able aaalf taut in the state public school department, leaves the city next week tar Mew Albany, where be will become vice pre-id ent and teacher of mathematics in the De Pauw college. Hu duties will begin April 4 in the summer schorl, pending

which he will take a trio down east.

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J. M Myers to on trial by

jury in >he ctnuit ocurt. The salt to broug' * koioccver inuitat in lands deeded by Jo! Wyeia, deceased, in bit lifetime, to certain heirs. It ia claimed that the ertete so conveyed was only meant by decedent to be given over oo the pro raia principle. The eetat* to valued at

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Captain Campbell,’of the statistical department, ha* been conducting aome experiments with a view to discovering whether the causes governing the magnet's strength have any re'*tion to the rise and fall of the barometer. With

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Mra. John Judah’s plan for the cottage mtenon hospital baa been adopted by the board of maragers. Thto plan provide* fw one-story fc or pi lal apartment* at either tide of a two# lory buildli g for offloe, lodging room, etc. The connect will be let a* soon aa tbe plan* are perfected and a cite agreed npon. Th* ratal ex-

penditure will be about (1800

Mention waa made yesterday of th# aatt Of Mrs. Rachael E. Mormon against Mra. Grace Edwards and othen, for dam ages and ■■ latun*tton. Last evening Mra. Montaon flMHM Ik* arrest of Mia Edwards undar th* Taw regular, lug tbe rale of patent righto in thto atato. and the was brought be ore Squire Basra To-day a compromise waa reached Mra. Edwards sarraadering all claims on Mrs. Morriaon.aad th* latter consenting to the rvleaae of defendant rat paymenlof a nominal fine, with coeto atteahefi.

The Orty Hall Scheme.

The dtv ball schemer* hava taken a fresh grip, and at tU t ext meeting of the coomA wlU report that bo portico of th* Tomlluao* fund iotttannng tnejMBpioy^tPt oc ibkium mbt sM&yggM

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