Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1883 — Page 1

VOL. XIV-HO 1*1 WHOLE WO, ijn

ghe iimianapolig gfrto# INDIANAPOLIS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1883.

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^ A6t\ X 'k*K°W 1 h 11 ^/ i^vbf* p-leep»l 1. k, . jku—« rl.nikt-oij «a nnrioor noai«K'iop. Vv <■ •: rofarancti mu anted; til R Wn.km t ^TTa WTED-ifan coos ind ttoat boytowm TV o.sbaa.lBuneOintoi) :it Wait Loan aDin.I ■a* AETED-To bay eoantvr I'tolv ng nnfl TT ibowcaso. M. E. Pholan, •#,'< C, Wava.at o \jL] AHTU>-Cook: Uaa-l tn botna. Danvllli; TT woman pmemd;gooa oagm paia. mo OS' n *TKI>' P iltioa 'by a yonnc iady SAnoVv t rapbar; rafaiaaoca glvoa. M. Baoa. nl at 'EXT aWTED-Ltdy for light can van ng: no VT boot a B Mot. Bbapbard, room It Baldwin hlcch. o«»• *a/ iEtied—Tu bonov ft tooat 7 Mr ctot.: am VV ao.tgatcasoaruy ; nocoEoil aloa, Mvney, SMuafflov. a o -rgr antki> Toaall t *o eordiv root, n'l a»i Vo acnnd b^dy wocd;bMg«ln. O.O.Bsgi Tilaadyiaa. nlo Xif ABTEl*—T> r nan; ciiiy good oaM n« VV nip y. McOnst A WalBar.li aadlt West WnthlagtaB at tu 11

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aETED-Imtob vint aa^^arvaUrad.or tia 18 Indlaca ava, ** W0^ * , ^ TU * tlP am P rgE/AEl Blr-fiood girl for fvnaral hoosework: OO good .wngti and permanant place: 17< Worth aPaalaMppt at, nl o AX7 «ai ruit-ahMi maaic freeTt the anw of Vo tbaftoyalBt. JobnaaivlBg machtai, tt Vlrglnla ava. XB. Brown. an

yy AP|^ A j>^a good^porminent homo lor

imulraW yirginiaavfc*

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AWTEi^PMP^a^to^kBow tbanuorage oan Boor:ekargaa t mwota l »ia. ^ * ^>>l> * t01, " >, P ° ci?"* VET AWTUr—Elooer P' ta: will ezobanie plants W for pots Bmce Puce green bjaies. oof. rollegeavAana Brnce it al al ttf a NtSS^ Pupils deal ring to adyaaoa In their W itodles al 1 Bad a oompataat taaober by tddrtMing M i, Mewaoaoe, nto

|T7 ABrrKD-an ezperlenood git TT gaaaU f> mil vt none n ales i weL teed apply 17» Votta miaola at.

rlrl to work la

an, awv ww yi re aim-i VT nod tlvs nm-otaas ooal makera T TaiioriagOc., E Bona PaaBaylTaalaak

tao >■ makera ^^bebs? 6

W ^7/£rk!TJS JSf i&’V.fM taamnaariiaghoBia. OK.MawaaEoa.

, w A si , £; , a?rb'js i ,r»iKt"sw?;nl apaplar boatda Udili waadaawara traafa. a»«

VET‘^tTBIe-Von to know tbit tbe People’s VT R llway Company of amenoa will be clearly sat forth Uttoaab mo proas la a law4era. am

CE7 ABTEb—Ten to know that tbe sob icriosra W to the People s Rsllway Co. will have a# occialcn toreimtaalr aarly aobaorlptlon.

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ATStl>—by young man. biardia utasanntry.not lea than Bra milea or mnm taaa t Iroeu city, Adarnm J B. Bawnofflaa, nt a ’ W A fKMj > b^l5a afffSSoayaJaamaafeS anelnaatl railway, Barrios only two dollars.

%B7 AWTBD^It known tnat Ralston A Oo. Caa Smft^SSSi!'^£Sf£V»^t

yu AETE/v—TIM poople rn ka *w this the PeoVf pie’» Ball way Oc. hna a l«al asisteaoa. an< h managt d by men of aMUty an I tntogrtty,

aconcmicai. an tan learee are Urge, and no waste »o them arm Uf AWTEO-Eiihi rr ton steneoutten at ahIW dtnon, led.. io werk on the now ooort ^raioi al i pay 8»ki par day. McOomaod A —d'

hi ate: *1 Mweemy.

drnca cf' Mewa cfB

E»>To ran by perm an e it tenant d pay. small family, no • biidraa. raatItr irocma. Addram Ribart Ranter,

• j bv know o 1 E anh as raorlvad nam

M/ ViA\T l‘^S

- - ^ geabo-

bos

that oyer | tB atdhaya boon anh crTMd

tlce to-moriow.

AWTRD—Burns: a middle-aged woman to 4

take care of sma'l cnlM du-li

naaetbewoti teoninmended.

boulh r

a du-log tne day: w. a. sriaut, tat

gardener on a at maagdfc^^^^M^^^W

moalb.a.arnanda rooena.

w *j!iiKrA'sa ‘.•a^ktu: fas red. eddreee Eoytrasm. Mews oktoe, gtying na&e, age and raalds non. ni di Tip - ANTED-Odatlamev•a washing; won done TT promptly, ta beat manner by axperteaced sx.t, s‘js‘&iu.°ir’‘- “ w, “:y

.tJKai’K'.iif.rjIli.VS'; ms call at if* Bntler es.. for three

i aWI-Ed-a

• w* aoaateana

tor lr formation

cat s; small cailtai regnlred. __ m/AETED- IBraa auB tanaU oar Oyei rpeiis W and other gtaadard workuat of which Bad

ommtsston pall weekly,

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WOEf uETKD- Handsomely tarwUhed bed room W sad alttinc roam, wt h ptlyflogo of hate rorm. wfthla eiaht sqaarva of wanmndvoa ak tor two slrgle gentsaaaoa. Baehalor.Itowaoaoa.art

arraeysa'o; salary or commie r. P. OclOer, m Earth Doiawstro ak

i for the Otd Wayne in In nyory county In cmars a r tram Jobs

eae qalaahr*ahM« ieo^^tcT the People's Hallway Oo.. and Brat case nsrmtnt made la tea davai aace will opaa oa thafra tut. at ff Vlrglnla ave. am

and

of

aad milch cows, woman ta da gaasrai aa'vssrg.rRir gF tED-To real a small furnished or

hoaeo, or V~

respect able i

rooms, g

gtraaaadi

wemst^tthorouth^roiwtahie’sMgnborhjS

ms, ssns^hsre^Mrtrate

near center of city: jftrnaeatmtmeace CHE, (town oaoe.

oa the 17 A leak

_ Von to haow that Uteaahaarfptton

for l."cal "

Em 1 wlU bo opoeod (that •aid asbaia. parable in of |LMeach: twat oang.

•LW each

, i aad tha lhaseefur wtU advanoetper ceak

WAITED.

W^AETEP Bead girl at as Earth Pennspra-

AETKD—TwiJts telephone Frtendly Ina for ^Wj&rrfcp-EBkatimrto d ' reneral nonseiMrk; W dallttiEanh PkEBaylfMlssk i

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fTED-atnettun In prlystio family where will have a home; call 171 aenth Bamsk'

(Xy ea«EO—D-nlag room etrl end aaamberW maid;PstUips homo tetkoath Meridian.I

^ *ETEP-To parchMe^or root a nest Bve^ar cm lea. X Acdrem’oof'E rwi'iSniM^* fne *

w ‘ssszszsrs?: ssstm’i.'s:*;' Mlatnrn. opp. poetofflee en rnnadytvaaU m.M

^yaargD-The p^nhlic^to knew that the^Pae^ joeare rohbed l « , <laprtval‘af'yoar^rlghM^H is year own faslt sas gp aETEM-Tos to see new lot Eutteke rocs* ms paUat washuaechlaoi bososs b cards, at MeUlnh wooden werestoreMEorth UIibom sk Wnegets ropatred. nls

U7 aETkD— TV UMc

UHc tor one

p and Geo. f.

>. 1. Hem me!, 110 aed 111 Mae

CBTsarrED-Etnation ^ haalnp—

work la

giveo.

nr In can. i peak English aad Oof i tr eat of otty: oan koea books: Addrern tmatoduteiy, A J, Eow

or reuu maaiwtu refersnoe

AltTEu-Pvopie to bay faratsare. OMpett. montbiy pay'mean. at fv Beat Washington at., tsiee doors oust of conn hoosa. T. Benson A Co.

^y AVTBD-aonast lab to watch car?fn* 7*fi?col Angast 1st, as 1.0(0 lai asmbsrla Dlinslsn do :

borers who are dsalri a labor company,

column of The He we after

borern win be th

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una %

etotal

nts

FOE BALE.

V7CE dALk-Ba, m tat*. X n ■ -tah.tu

T/OE EALE-The Pilot.

X nt s>thAtn

■ee personal.

T?OR BALE—One foot-power ecroU ow.

X Ed Beliefoniama

FOSE

aqoln n t

loasm. lorn, ota.. oil pans of otty. A Oo. ss

F 0 st Ihe *ews^fiosf ri ' ** C * llU

par haadred.

T;0R SsLS—Chasper than i: baka. kryosh brand.

any family oan

•EH?* EALE HsiEm aad lam la all pars of the X city. Barnard A Hay ten. das

T?OK 8a T.k- An Isyslld’* rnober bed end pH f low, nt MatsachusetU sre. nlol

nOE BAXiB- Small stock of groceries end Ox X tores Inquire Wj Virginia ova : also, wagon end bsrnfSA nstl

pOR aaiiB-On long time, a Ho. 1 farm of IS! r acres, 10 miles from thoetty. Cosby A am pry, 87 Warn WMhington street. ' -

nh o •s.tn.th

POR SALh-We X wuipnlsEoa.

Hamlin A Oa. m Worth DdUwsie strssk

Vs boy and sou oa rsasoaaais aU kinds of established boslnese. I Rorth Dataware street. nl ■

TJ'OB SAXE—Tools and Allures of meat market, I a doing a good bostneeB: al* o store and dwell* log fo: rent. Inquire at 18 Pt. Wayne ave. al h T70R BALE—880J880 worth of carpets, farettare. r etc., to be let on weekly payments, its. 171 181 Hast Washington street. Ralston A Oo. tos

T70K aALR—Ixrte In Johnson’s heirs’addition, X cheap forcMh. J. R. Ron’h. nl tl Room T Bjld win block. TTOR BALE—Prli X balesjoc a voc :l Van Pelt, opposite

tn s

KOm AID YKEI0LB8.

TTOE BALE—inyllsb basket phaeton

X Fletcher nvon

. 8*. Tl

nu not

ptoR^SALB^-PimclMslljj^htjond wagon. (X m.

T?OR BALE—Pint class spring wagon, cheap X Wo 98 Worth Mlsslstlpp: street. ui t’

T/OR hale—A nice oony. for sald e or haroees. X »78East Waehlpgt n et, halstonAOo. to s ■pOB BALE—A IIret class two-rrated surrey X wrgon, good m new. cheap, at 71 and 74 r

Eaat

n ■

JpOK ’^RADE—One om wo good horses for s span match M. ^ridianapoTTs < Oabt n 01° * S). * 'head *of

Matotte ayennd.

07 AHTRD—Hone, hsraeesand light wagon for about six weeks nao. Inquire al 101 Horth

Penasylvanla atreet.

P OR BALE^Oae^-ectnd hand. 2-spnng, leather good’Srrfig^im ?l’|op ooggy, ,> 8iW. a 'j 0 j.*Era-

U/ A «Thi' ft borset to par ore at the Oanby TV farm. 2 miles son’beast of coart bouse oa English avenue; rest nine gram, water and sh<de In ihe county. J*s. h Onalme.s. agent u« s

T?OK HALE—Pine carriages, pnaeums. aide her X wmroM, sarreys. one-man wagons and pony carta, aU at buttoci rates 80 second nand lobs at ml Repairing and painting promptly done, kobbtna A Qarrar . ic t.aet Heorrla atreet- to « FOE 8ALB OK TAADJB.

17OB SALE OH THADC—A lOhorsep rtable X eDglne,In good runetpgorder. IoqiUreat9 Circlejtioet. abb* ■I70R BALK OR TRAlik.-For a pony, a’hne X yonng milk cow c.ll at 145 Bellofontaiue bl. after six o’clo'k p m. un o

m anst.

T70R REHT-Ho. to. X n t-tb,«.tn V>9B R*»T-Farr tserd roams at 74 West MarX kst strret i

13K RnvT-2 tarnished rooms at

IP

X Market street. T7O i K vj»T—Cottage tionae, In

X Davidson street.

Tst West

ns oi

Vv*E MEET—Mlcely X Hew Jeney street,

the rear of 1S»

»

fuEoAhed room. IS North

j70H KEHT—Fnmisnel trout room.

Ill North

V s

170R RENT—Nicely mrnlshed sleeplpg room X 184 West Ohio street. oe or 17OH BENT—SS Weat sr. Joe etreet. 8 rooms X wa er.gss and sever, * nt cUlE EEWt'-1 desirable rooms, anmrnuhsd : M X W«st Michigan street. a c

J7OK HKNT—rnrulthed and anfnrnlshsd rooms; DUE REIS’*'-1 room boas# on Grove street.

X Osll at ITS Indians sve. m t 1

T7UR RENT—Brick bonse. 1 rooms; 81 Mam ava

X ItqolrnatM Mom, avs. net

DOR KEjrr-Large front room,furnished atTn

~ Worth Delaware street. nl tl

DOK BEET—Rooms In Tntewtler block. Inqolre X at 86 Mae, achnaetts ava nst ,

DOR RENT—Store 78 Son th DM aware street; X Also, two rooms In rear. oa Ts

■PORREHT-Ho. t" Park sie,6 rooms. Call at

X 108 Rorth Alabama street. as 11 FS‘55Kb*rK,,r."jr«.’ < "’ 1:

DOR RhNT-One tarnished nod one a nfnrnlshed

X. xooBw.np-atatniM Mass. sts. tns

F’^HTa^gB.’asja."* 0 *’ a.* DORREHT—Pnrniaiisa rooms and suits of pir-

X lors. 1C6H North Me Idlac street. us n

treet. 1

ut tt

T70R RERT-At « Routh Mlagissippt X large, 11-room b. use, etc., rrtar by. DOR REBT—Pleasant furnithed front room X wi'h board, at 1SV Fmi Ohio t treet. tu o’ 170RREHT-2 nice v foraiabrd rooms, single or X ea saith 84 Real New York street. us tt DU8 BEET—Dwelling of J rooms; equere from X state hense, 41oootb MtaMealppi at. us o’ DcE REET—House of t rooms and barn; nouthP fan, ( barlee Ott, 88 North Delaware, nt n DOR. KKNt-ao elegant *uite et ruuuu w tu« X Windsor hotM. Apply to M. H. Bpadea ta s DOE BENT- Oppnai’e poetoBce. deelrtblesul’e X of room*. H. D Pierce,>4*4 K. * as-. SL nls DOE RENT—Unfnriiittiel rooms, 'ogent emeu X cnly.atfl.W.Onto. Apply at liyery stable.ul oI

DOK MlCAT-l desirable rooms, for lignt aonaer keeplrg.np stal a. Z7b North Mlaeualppl street. I

Y7 OR Rh^iT—4-rr i Inquire next Co<

om

or; o

cottege. 171 Doogltge ek >r IQdonlb llllnoUetreot. I

F a fe?A;ir,TiS7?’S;s'aA’i,giiliir,

D JR EkHi- House nf It rooms. 1ST Oelaeaaoifl

X street. App y et ,7tf Wit *ew York etree’ ■ D^R RWlir—Rlnile room; also, room mtte A wanted far donb'e ro m. 66 dosth Tenueeeeh DOR REST—Pnrntabed ro-wna. by tbedty w*ek X or moth. Room 21 tl rand opera house bl'x.' paR RENT—PurnUhed roonm.'snUabie for gen t tlesaen^'sjle plcg rooms. 171W ki. York.us U pOE REIPT—* or 4 nnfnraished room* for hoaeeX keepdrg, to man aad wl'n, MB E. Alabama Mr—k as ti POKREHT—Far cash only, a No. 1 fsrm: 180 Cathy AEmpay, 87 Went Washing tea at pbRRXET-t nicely tornunao rooms, soltabS *’ for man sad wife, with or wtihont board; SB E South sk no hi DOR lUBHl'-Dent-able oMoa, Washington nk, P best square; B. D. Pierce. MH East Washingtons treet. 09 S POR RENT—Office and desk room on groand X door.E Want Washington strnak Per good

tpaceoall al oaoa.

ptyhryce V bstkery. ns liHJR IVUrl'-Houta of 7 rooms, oor Mlrttoafppi P and Pratt sUMts. inquire of U. A. Wells.

oyer Haraaen's banh. DOB RENT—Pasture,

P or 4 hones. Inqnli. w « Norib Deut we re street. nh oi pOR BEET—Hhtely 'nrnlshed front P down stain:oaneqnarn fromatreot i

Afsbama.

ua s

onTrospiemrestTforS rs of B4d.asl Delsell, 77B

St. Joe street, corner

room

Mis. l«

al iTt

required. 40 Sooth r

i front room, con- ~ Refer sue un ns U

DOF RENT-New house; 8 X. JBhgbth sl end Perk aye.

; near earner

Stevnirt. Bank of Oammeroe.

ppR RER’Iwt fnrn8^ad roosaa. eaoh room ter i P or>gentlemen: utamlshad. If desired, for Ught honaokosglng. CaU at UT Berth East ntroeU

DOE RENT—A nicely tarnished front room la P apleonant locality, oo»tral nod north;oa itrwt car lino. Address K. H. R., Coanty Trnasunr’e oBtsa. tas

PQERENT- Is Ross bl >ck, third fl <or, now ** ready, foe lodilags aad Ught homeesaptec. Can and aen agent anrsvsoind

Jenltor will show rooms at ell a

after 8 o’clock, i oor*. oh t

^JtOlURKEI^ODwMlIngm KsglUh sv*. #ro*sas. detiSw?’lentfirm. 0 * 1 “** 181 * Xatr of t Jno. 8 Sgaaa A Oo , room 11 Balm hl’k.

POB RENT—Grocery store, oor. of Mlaalastppl X and Vermont streets, one of the beet loceUom la the City for a retail store, Imbow empty and will hOlot to a live baslnam asaa. apply to Pied Schmid, 48 Sooth How Jersey street, ss

DOR RRET—KNOLISaE HALL, on groand JPEsoe, oornor Meridian and oTrcie <t reeis. hsrmntnrs ooonpled by Ptymooth cnarch; nicely

seaeedand tornmoedlholding mb paraona wiu

h* raatod lor aool*8r or other meetiogs nt WW dgorok AMa, lam room i* ix» ‘ Mnlra. Inenlre of W.H. knnUah or w R

W1

—ry

feet; n*

F°block, snltntde for ught hooeokooBiog. Hot. cold and soft waUr on every door. First clam plaos far small families. Uoamksspsr asd Jas-

itor always oo hand ter the

tha teraatA Best an rant, la ooaaaoMoh wita thi eg to heard. TTladaorl

room* la thandsor WI

__ esapar and jaahaad tor tha aeoemmodauoa of

also snvata dlatag

wtshfaguhoard. WladaorhunkfoofasrIlRwoM aadMarfcstttr—ta. aata

ball. aad

caab.iE

nts!

POR SALK Cottage boose of 7 rooms and X bouse lo good repair, nlc-ly Un shed, very coavenlent; wiu sell cheap, tor oas Aih Mr—l n 1 DOR SALE—A cirner grocery, will Invbloe X ebost 8-50 wiu sun at $180. Oau this eveolag. Ill Wess North sueet; rant |tt par month, so re aad 8 rooms. i pORSALE—Dr. R W. Hu’s, tbs pil* specla’lst. X guarsnues a core ta every cape of piles: treatment easy; oonsnltstlon free. Office, room 8 overL 8. Ayres’s. !

p°l r *i

POB SALE—Ob. the daisies, tbe beauties, and X ob.bow cheap. IB what every mother i

oh. how chew-ts whet every mother says no cornea to bay her baby e baggy at Ralston Co.'s, 276, T9 and lit Eaat Wadhlngtoit sL oas

le or toe street. Address D D. News office, nl tf DOB SALK—A business clear of debt and orosa perons. In this oi y. It It an assured future to a good bnslne** man with moderate capl'al: eailsfactory reasons given for srlilng. Basioeei X. Eews oh t' pOR FALK—Desirable two-story frame dwell-

A log 769 Nnn.li Alar

A log 769 Nnnii ah

lot, l»-ge etsble. wo<'dboase. wen and cistern Inquire of O-o P. Anderson, trastee. 10 Fletcher

A Hbarpe’s block

arpe’s

jpOK SALE—Splendid bargains Lincoln ave. cottage..

buckle street cotlag’' Vermont street couaj

ui t

oama street, 10 rooms, rood -dhotis*, well and cistern

leicbe ub n!

|2 270 1.9* 1.700

t cottage 2 600 F. O. Wadsworth 82 Ctrc e street.

J7GR SALE—^ime Bneproperties, fromf1,000 to Twcfuioi clean stocks of hardware, for trade for f«rm Two new benees and lots, paying 12 per cent, on lovetlmen’. for sale. For bargain*, call on V K Morris, nh o 88 Bant Market street.

DOR SALE—Lot on Prospect street, south T front, 40x187, forest trees. .„.f00 Lot on Elm street, near Cedar 4- xllO. 506 Lot on Ftetcber ave., near L'nden. 800 Lot on Woodlnwo ave.. 40x187 . 8S5 l-o'.s on all prlrclpal streata,north at low pr'oea aua long time; a’so dwelllog and bnalneae houses id sll parts of the city For bargains, call on John s Hpenn A Co., 11 Bates block nb b 7

POR SALE— X To Cl.I

To cl.se out stock and flxtnres. One side spring covered wagon,

one ope* •P—Ung emion. B’x Wilcox A white organs, 6,'«0 oopim 8c sh el mns o. 10 new R mington machlnsg. & Hiiger style machines. 1 Household maentnas. 8 nearly new machines.

10 good second-hand machine*. A large sssortment of attachments

for ail machines

One (mail Wooton rotary drok

one medium

counters shelve

rotary deck,

sited MoMer safe, show casts, etc.

tert shelves show cat, Mns be sold at enoe in A Blake,47 Horth nit)

F0UID.

button show

ti

poTTHD—LndtM'floe French kid bn C for 18.60, ntMerott 1 *, IS N. Fean M.

DOTJND—6heel music free at 85 Virginia ave. r 8 1 r £ Reowe.

POUND—The flnwt gold fllltnga, at X prices, Dr. HampaeU’sdentalroon

Uilnols street.

[rooms, 48

POUND—For the nest 10-oent dish of Ice cream X go to Fred Heta. U MaawcbasetU ave.

O00J

n s

soda and jreah candles.

POUND—It Monom^to^get jsw^srood worked the very hast quality got It now “at 182 Bast Mai- 1 ket streak ns a poLwjj—That Benson A Co sell household r furniture carpets, stove* end glasses, cheaper 1 has any boas a la the city, 186 Meet Washing ten atreet. us a

poU^D—Furniture, stovee, clocks, carpets, opOh anything yon *^0^011 *peyments*at HslMon A Oo n,’ *75, *79 and Ml R. Wash nk ns CHJLMir—Batheriand, dentist, In charge of Inr dlaoa dental rooms, 5S North Illinois air—t, where yon caa have all kinds of dental operations performed at low artow. FIrsi-class work guaranteed ▼ ■

f£R80«AL

piHBONAie-aaaokd Ho. 88 Mgar

R8GNJ large 0

we make Ut

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PERSONAL-81 50 Is all we ask f< X large oil paintings, otners aak j

tbe flaest

ntings, others ask yon $5 cash;

|8I0 on payments Ralston A Oo.

QHReoNAAr—if yoo want the oeoedt of the tax i reduction, try my new brand of 8c cigars, The Pilot, Havana Oiler, or my own importation,

direct from PUotoe, the itnwi district on tbe island of Oobe rom factorv, SMB. Wash tt,

tobacco growing Dealers soppUed

X Steffis.

tn s-th s,tu

pEBhONAI— Weak and undeveloped pans of X tbe human body enlarged, developed and dreugtheaed,” eta, is an Interesting advertisement loug raa la our paper. la reply to Isqnines we will ssy that there le no evtdmtoe of humbug shoot this On tb*«contrary, the advertisers are

’very highly I Bharat A Intorasted persona

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UNT'A^McCUBPT. jjj^tatMe^aad general * ucnAS - BAl^t- ———— Bl Joseph Mayor A Co., eral actioneera. AU ontaide salw'aUendeFw promptly. Liberal advancements made oa salaa. 118Sooth llllnomatreet tt*

suction, lota oa

t. Biding

on

a UU1 ION BALE-For sale at 1 Nl 800th Delawarn ttreat Hlga strret and D»v's street; also, tr

Hign street, and n cor

set; also, two cottages rner grocery and dwatilnf

bonse combined.

t heselotaare only two eqaarw tooth of McCtrty street and commtnctng one-half square east of

‘telawaie street.

1 hay are situated on high, beantif nl gronnd In central and hraltnfnl location. This will be a rare Oyportnn ty to procurt a

Terms of sale, m per —nt cash, the ualanM la « xeqaalaannal payments 6 per cenk in teres L

im on tee prsmlow

Hale to take piaM oa ten pc< July S.Mlo’clMk

m teres k

1 on Mondny,

Man

L Hnnt. snctloneer.

Bdale A Wasson, agents,

room 1 JCtaa Mock.

LOR.

1 08T—On N. Tennrnvee street, an order-bo jk La with >ome cards. Kw urn to News office 4

ledln Otlal

I get reward.

alia, nlaaur ten

'cot lama Retarn to 517

f OMT—Dark bay mare, 1 Li yean old. left front ti

Virginia avenne aud get T OST-Reward of tMaad no questio 1* aaked, Li for 40* gold bunting cane watch. E'glk works. No. 18844, H. H. Taylor movement, with following aegraving on case. • B G. Madison.” and on workn. "Flke A Trowasel. Toacola, IU ” Reti to NewtolHM. me T OST-On 8»’u*dav forenoon, a red morocco Li covered grocers’ cost bwk, eomewh-re between 817 North D da ware, pottoffloe. 61 South MnrMiaa or tha aU line depot, on ho nth Alabama street. Flndsr wM uleate leave at News offiM or an North Delaware aed get reward. Thlak there was a postal card la It addressed H.

R Lens*. T. E HameivlUe.

lonoB.

N 0 55SSf'» A K?!7 T J‘-;?J2rn5rK; appointed and navs b*en qiaUged as trastee. under assignment tor benefit of credt

creditors, by FmNonN.

tv ne

LOR 01 STOLEN.

T OST OR Li NO. >7*

will he rewarded

ided by leaving at six

sqnirrst. from

strsok Finder ■ leaving at shovo address.

TiLM OF.

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been UP-a beg. at *77 Honk Dataware sk

LiioniuEXErn

gMOEHEo-M otgar.

pARc CM for wood aad kindling. Telepb one. D eo Mt. ns s DOS carpenter and lob work, go to W. H FtU

X ton, ta lisess chneetta eve. D u LUNG.gnuaor, ter tan trade. Hi Ci. Market at.: cealdenoe 148 (freer as.

NEWS BY TELE6MPB. IN GREAT EARNEST.

1!

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T7iR5"iN !, URhH'7*— H ''u- dcowMatse; lowest X raiee. teirpaoae O. E Oolln A Oo. ss B B ~B B B B Boy Beaten Brows Sreel Brycs’* Bakery, ns*

-ofes.00 6

Demai ds of the Telegraph Operators.

I ANOTKY RANQS trimmed by a pn Li Monal. 18P. Meridian st, W. H. Brown

QASkBALL-C. E Ml D Illinois sk. will

inalag dsrthg tha en

. MUlsr. druggist, 81 North rive the progress of each tire seseon t b

le; work seat by mail; ne csnvnselng; no no for reply. Flense address Reliable Itaa’fg’ . Philadelphia, Pa., drawer TT. ts ua -T

7Ah U1T1AKNH’ ODORLESS OOMFJ HT,

Office, room 7 Baldw n block, •r Market and Delaware streets >tc., cleaned by the improved

aad odorless apparatus Orders by postal card promptly attended ta AU plmoes cleaned by this company disinfested free of charge. tns 7

Trails, sinks, eta. cle

K ARE the ^ole^aient^in thl^cUy forUte tores, tbe do*st In tbe world. a> Largent idock 10 tbe cay to select from, and belt of goods ft r tbe least metey. Chaa. W. Meikel 75 North Pennaylvan'a st 0 t-tn.f Opera Hou»e Stock.

DOR boose end sa’e moving, call on or nddrem X J. W. x avis. 107 and 118 North Delaware sk I claim to have the best facilities for moving

ngs with perfect years' exrerleoce.

that wen

largest fifteen tes-T

A 8TROLOGKR—Mrs. Dr. Kills, the wjnderfol J\ astroiger and stellar physician desoribaa aid cures (‘tseasN.s Ives information on a'l subJ>cts. Meads absent, love, marriage, lawrmts sickness snd death, property lost or stolen. Inhertisuce, wberrtogo and what to do for health,

and the beet su ceas. onto

n st, nc-stai

Can be con tu i ted by led

happiness and Wash me ton

teal

1 cess. Office, n West Hoursta. m.tolp. m.

ns of

rtBGANIZED 1870.

W -The W

ESTABLISHED 18T

The world’s Oolleotton Bureau.” John Kidd A Oo.. Proprietors.

Colienion* made with promptness and dispatch.

We have reliable correspondents In every city in

Chief offices: *D and B Thorpe Block,

Indianapolis, lud.

nl s-th,s.t Waltu loon. Manager. fpHKMOUST»IN EXCUB8TON sl.lletve the L city on tbe rnorLincof tbe <4ib t .st tologto Kens sClty, Pneb.o >-sntaFe, Las Vegas alamota. Dniango, Colorado Heines end u>- ve-, a d bon. e again for yrs. iucluding sleeper t 1 Rants F<and >eiurn toPueblo. wepsasrolto O jrge aad LaVets Pas.by dsjligbt: one car stands opjn the tide track atHanta 1 e and Las Vegas, for our accoa-moda ion. ^ few more ilcreta l-’Tladies or gent emencsn be bad. Oallupon or aid re is, C.

W. Brume.66 Rest Marketst.

OT. CLAIR 8AVIHG AND LHAN A3HDOI Av. Tiox—The above named arsoeiauon meet* every 1 naradsy. htft p. m at lohn Kune’s p.a e ‘ ir'slr

must NfSc

lay.

bie and Ht OH

« 'nratrtCk

cor Nf

t sub cribe 'orstoi

t6Cc penbai

air'ttreeis. Parties cei utt do so soon, Act

n Kline’s p.a « Parties desiring

) trance

feecH'c penhaie; dueefSe per w>ek

Wn. Jusoclil-k Preet. John L. F.Btkag. Sec.

T>ALLARD’S ICE CREAM. XJ made

from pare

rich cream, and proooonoed to be tbe beet mad* tn the city. Osr faclllUea an such that we can n ake from one to too gallons per day. Orders solicited from church festivals, picnics parties, weddings, hotels and restaurants. Prices reasonable. Order* from adjoining towns furnished oa short notice. Butter, cheese and cottage cheese, our own mane Sweet cream, sweet milk and buttermilk delivered to families In any part of the cLy.

Telepboua.

Ballard’s dreamery, cor. Delaware and Ohio.

11 Um.i

DAME LEON, da

room 8. where sh* can be

Heirs Of life. In

at the Ospltsl b >tel. I 8t.L. AC railrrad

copsalttdnnoaalltaea&sirsoflife.tn person or by m-li. Ifyon wantt-> know tbe >ut>ro;!!you bnvnary asc.p syon wlnh revealed ; if y u h.ve not been successful in business; If you want toknnwwhom sd* wheny uwtttmarry: tf the one you love do— not red r citetb-feell g.’tr if vouareunh-ppilyu.an1ed.dunoifaL tos-e tbU woodufoily girted Ddy now. ns It may be tbe Un chance yon will ever bave to con mil her sue I* only traveblog now by the loupe stive order of her physician, and when she returns to New York sb* v HI remal a there permanently. She reveal* the deep—t secrets, unveils th* future hrlnts separated married conp'es and love s loge-her a nd cause*speedy ma>rlsge*. Terms—Ladles 80c: gentleirenlt. Hours* a.m,to9:W p. m.: suudsys2l* I :Wp. m. ul si

POLITICAL.

DRANK F. WE'LEY. th- workingmen’s esnX dldate fora u sell of the Fifteenth w*rd.usatl

TO LOAN.

'jHr^LUAM—Morigoga loans. O. *. coffin A Oo. fpo LOAN—Money. J. R. Routh, room 7 Bald1 win block. nl nl rro LOAN-44,on at 6 par cent. W. R Mick A L Co..»8B.Marketst. nh s

vrto IO tN—Money: private funds, snath A L Ft tm, to. n* 4.19)4 N. Feeneyivanie si. nai 7|P3 LOAN—850.100 Mclty or farms The very L lowent ra»*-. & W. Moraooh, 16 Va, avs. nls rxto LOAN -$7.g nt 7 par rank three years, on X dty property. F. u. Wadsworth, 81 Circle street. nl t 'T’i'jsWKs; Ti’j’airyisiiRs. mgton st. nn n ■ |K) LOAN—Money nt low rsten on nil peraonal Mayer A Oa, U Booth

»TK) LOAN L tW6. on Virginia av.

I'O LOAN—Money Oi L coanty. In same al atee John h. Bponn A

loney in samt ofJIOft.tkC, 8.100 and at astst*. W. H. Ham mono, 16

ts tUA-t

i« mortgage, etty os above 8iuu et heat

nts thA.1

ottyor Marloa

oarraat

ty*

I’O loan—PWvmt#tnndsin stuns to soli,ate

Marlon

mid-

•CngUab’s Opera Af

>r> Veridtaaek.

1 Moek, up stain 1

BQOLgTT ERgnieB i—Capital City Lodge

— ^Hal meeting this (Tu 1 o’clock, ter work la drat d jrethren fraternally welcomed. Howard Heavih, W. M.

A. Xe Brow kr, 8ea

fl A. R.—George H. Thome- Post. No. 17. RegvJ. alar meeting this evening at p wtball. at 8 o’clcck. for mnsier In. a d such other bu tine ts

es may come before the poet.

Un

R. M. Smock. Adjutan

r O. OF O T.-North Star Lodge, No 4, will !• meet this (Tuesday; evening, at the ha 1 of True Friend Lodge, No. 4*0 Virginia are., at which Mins all msmbsra who am la arrears fir cues may place themselves in go>d standing, infinite notion on btulneas of Importance wl.l oe taken. All members a-e requested to be pro* tnk • CKA*. KiTTkIDO*. L. D.

ne poet.

Gkobuk W.f PAHa. Com.

tank

DIED.

WATTS-Frank D. Wat’s, aged twenty-sght iTlJUSaScTsS .«»S£n5i““ v Funeral will take place at lb* Fifth lerlan chmch. corner M'culgnn atd B str-ais. Thnsedey, July itffi, at 1 o’clock, tf the family are invited. (Columbus, Ohio, pspen pleess cap ILIFF—Mary Florence, doughttx of OharleeK. and Penny M. luff, July 16. Bnnal private.

ProebyBlocktord lo ;k. Friends I copy.) nltt

OBITUARY.

Bey. Dr W. H. Hera blew or. Pittsburg, Pa, July 17.—Bey. Dr.W. H. Honblower, profagsor of theology tad homiletiflg of the Wratera Theological ■OBiasry of the Proebyterlaa ehtureh, died test tytaiag ia LUdghoay. Ho wgg iiity throe yeaned, aad hold autay high po«itioas ia the ohmreh. Two weeks ago ho wm strike* with paralysi* while preachiag, sad oa Sudsy last wm takta with a ohill, which eaased hit death. Hid wife ig e daeghtar of Jnetiee Bradley, of the Halted States supreme court.

ladtcmtlMu. Washington, July 17.—Teuaestee aad Ohio yulley—ooolor aorthweetcrly winds, fair woather, preceded hr light local ralas ia the Ohio Talley, risiar barometer. Lower lake rdfioa—fair weathdr preceded by partly oloady weather aad loou raiaa ia the eaat era portioaa, oeeler aorthwwUrly wiada, riaiag barwaotor.

j The Western Unioa Dealen Any touipromi&e.

Q A.R.—Member.of UaGjsnd Army g^ng to Marjiemfee* heforehoy log their i Ickeu, **** rpHE NRW CHURCH Siiadiy school will bold a L pleele to morrow, Ju y 18. at Broad Rlppl*, Bxpterawsgon-willleayethe church, as aorth AiaraniesL, at8 a m. If the weether is nnfevorsb e will goTbnrsday. 1 AD1E8 OR YOUHG MEN In city or country

te teke nlo*, Hg hi and piessant work at tbelir

own homes; gl to M a day easily snd quietly

made; work seat by mail; ne can

SI”

New York, July j7.—The eiecntiye co nmittee of the Westera Unioa Telegraph eomptmy will meet to-morrow, aad a p lUlioa of the operatiyM will thea be brought to ita couaideratiou. Oae of the officers of the company said to-day it wits iupotaitle to say what aotioa would be t ikea. The gcaeral opiuioa wm that the demud wm execuire aad uareaeoaable. No actioa hM yet beea takea by the Mutual Uaioa, Americaa Rapid or B AO. Co Demands at the Operators New York, July 17.— When the com-, mitteo of the telegraphers preeeated tha memorial to Oea. Eckert, yesterday, they were a«ked if they repreaeuted the employee of the Westera Unioa company. They answered '‘yes,” but upon examiag the papers the officers found ao list of employts. The committee said they could aot furnith such a list, m it would take time to prepare it aad they were here uader expense. They were told the company did aot recognise the committee, aad would (xpeot a list of such of its employes m desired to be represented bv the committee. It is understood this list is being prepired. The following was the memorial: Sec L Believing that a mao’s physical snd mental welfare required that at least one day m ieven be accorded him fdr rest and recitation. we request teal abjliilon of Sunday work ss compulsory duty unless compensated as extra terriers. See. 2. That eight hours shell constitute a day’s work and seven hour* a night’s work. bee 8 Bjta sexes shall receive equal pa; for equal work. , St e 4 That a universal Increase of 15 per cent on Al salaries now paid Linemen's Interests: Sec. 1. That sight hours shall constitute a regular day'* work, and that ( ompensauou at th* rate of two day's par be allowed lor all bun day work; that the lowest salary paid regular linemen snail be 166 per month, aud for helpers 150. that the duties of linemen be col fined solely to their legitimate work. WbeaUtone interests: Sec. 1, Thatialarles of tirst-das* w. eautoue operators be Increased to |75 per month, and second class operators to .WO per month, and that they receive (u sddluou ihe 16 per cent. Increase asked for Morse operators. Sec. 2. That working hours of whaatstone operators be the same as Morse operators. A similar memorial and petition wm presented to the Baltimore A Ohio Telegraph company at Baltimore, aad Rapid Telegraph company, this city. Among those to whom the demands were submitted were Mr. Walter P. Phillips, general manager of the united press. The executive committee waited oa him at his office aad made known their grievances. The geatlemaa, replying to the delegation, raid: “The stren^rn, prosperity Md the growth of the United Press Miociatioa depends too largely upon the telegraphic employes for him to hesitate a moment in saying that hs should ex peetto pay the standard salaries for the bigh order of ability his work required, aad to be governed by tbe same rules aad regulation* that applied to other purchasers of telegraphic labor." Tbe Herald's Opinion. New York, Jaly 17.—The Hera d editorially says of tbe threatened striae of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers 'that, al* though their petition is coached in respectful terms, it leaven the impression of asking too much. It rtquests that a days’ work be made eight instead of nine hours, aids Eight’s work seven instead of eight, a reducuoa of oas aiath ia oas ease and eighth in another. At the same time it wants all wages iaorsased 15 per cent irrespective of age skill, or position of the operator, besides extra compensation for Saaday work. The real effect of than* demands will be beat Illustrated by an example: day operators receive, say $75 per month, or, counting aiae hoars to a day and six days to a week, about thirtyfive oeata par hour. Under tha proposed rata, monthly wages will be $86.25; day work will be eight hoars daring six days ia the week, or about forty-fir# oeata per hoar, an actuil iaeiaaie of more than 27 per cent, fa regard to the Wheatstone operators, aa iaereaie of G5 per esaL ia demanded for them. Oa tha whole, it may bn doubted whether the operators have presented a ‘ wag issue by the course taken. Report*4 Compromise False. New Y’ork, Jnlv 17.—Western Union officials sum that the telegrams published in this morning’s papers, purporting to come from two directors of the Western Unioa oomparty, aad advising a compromise, warn forgeries. No such dispatches have beea received.

■troag cue. Tnat evils exist eaa not be questioned, bat they will not be remedied

An Operator's Opinion. (cnicaaoRews.] “There ie a grant deal of speculation indulged ia by the Wester Uaioa m to how our brotherhood will msnage to sub list during a prolonged strike," said a member of the brothmheod. “As the company knows but too well how dependent we are upon the small salaries which they pay tu, sad have reason to suppose that w* are very poor, a prominent Western Union i fficisJ hM estimated that it would coat the brotherhood $200,000 per week to stand out. Bat he failed to mention how much it would oost the company, though he rauet know that where it would coat ui $200,000, that the icm to the eomptny would be as maay ihonsande. Thty teem to thiak that we sre to poor aad fHeadiest that we oauaot . fiord a strike, and upon this hypothesis they base their arasrtioa that we cannot win, end that they will fight ue aad drive ne back to work ia less than a week, ‘ Bat tkayare only giving themselvea taffy if wa are forced to go oasjou caa depend upon it that wa do so witMHie taMatioa of staying out for throo months or until oar demands art satiafiad, and tho resolution to win or dio ia tho attempt is so firmly established ia oar minds aad no lafluenee cue be brought to bear that will oause as to swsrvs from oar purpose. I eaa aot inform you as to the fisandal condition of other assemblies than oor own, only that thev will reoeiva the rapport of the Kafghts of Labor, whleh is composed of all branches of trade throughout the United States, besides a ooaaiderable surplus ia oar owa treasury, Frepasteg In Varaest. [Special Oommei ctal-Oesetta. I Washington, Jaly 16.—Tha committees of telegraph eperaton appointed at tha meeting yesterday were busy to-day visiting tho various government departments aad brokers’ offices where telegraphers are employed who are aot msmbsra of tha Union, to obtain a pledge of aoa-laterfer-snee ia com a strike is forced by tha refusal of tho eompaaie* te aocede to tho demands mads to-day. The mult of tho day’s work ia reported m very satisfactory, aad materially ntragthaM the onraaix atioas ta this city. Not only were all the outside opera ton called upon, bit a larga number of ox-oparaton ia tha government aarviee, who might bo of great nee ia aa emergaaey, warn aaaa. Thoaa, without axotptioa, expressed the*salves ia hearty

svmpsKhv with their old associates, aad promised to give the orporatioas ao assistance. Hew te Answer fficksit[Special to Commercial-Garettf ] New Yobk, July 16.—The interview of of u>e delegation appointed by the operators with the officials of the Wratera Uaioa compray hM made aa issue. The demand of General Eckert for the names of the employee represented was a surprise from which the oommittee did aot recover sufficiently to give aa answer satisfactory to the Brotherhood. They promised what ! they eould not perform ia agraeiag to ; famish such information. After retiring ' and holding a coasuitation the dilemma was overcome by aa agreement that the only way to answer Geeeral Eskj art wm to show the strength of tho order, ■ aad accordingly it wm given out that every member of the order wm to hold himself | in readinera to present his resignation at 11 o’clock Wedasaday morning. Yho Company Mot Afraid. I Interview wita Superintendent Some.-vHa] The trouble would not probably ooutiaue for more than a week, when at it wm at the time of the iMt strike, there would be a great rush among the strikers to get back again. We have had hundreds of applications from graduates of Cooper Uaion and old operators^ who are now employed in other butinMS, for employment, since these rnmors of comiag trouble wers fi rat reported. It is claimed by the Telegraphers’ brotherhood teat the railroad operators are united wt h them, aad will refoM to de work for tl a company. Tne truth ia that aearly sve’v one of these men, who are geneiaHy t -.feet agents of the railroad companies, i* under bonds to do this work, aid can not t close unless he forfeits his bonds. Power of tbe Committee, fGlebe-Democrat Interview.] “Can the seven delegates modify the demand?’ “They have no authority to do so, and will make n str tight demand." “I uadersta* i that they are not empowered to arbitra-- ?’’ “They are nb >wed some latitude, but I can not go into oartionlars.”

THE SITUATION HBHB.

Oosstp Over tbe Threatened Strike—

Tela from Moth Hides.

There is considerable uneMineis ia business circles over the threatened strike among the telegraphers, for were it to come, and be prolonged any great length of time, disMtrous consequences would naturally result therefrom. Yesterday, as ia well known, the executive committee of the Brotherhood laid their waste before General Eckert, at New York, aud a poMibln strike will largely depend upon tha an* ture of hie reply. The situation is serious, although If. D. Bntler, local mteager for the Western Union, said Ust evening, “that tha sitaatiea hers is nothing like the printed reports make it appear. Only about one half of the operators here baloag to tha brotharhood, aad by far the better half caa bn relied upon by the company in case of a strike. Very few of the old operators ate members of the orgaaizstioa, which ia made op largely of the younger and more inexperienced of tbe craft, and under such circumstances they are without the ad vice aad oool judgment which they are so much in need of ia times like the present. A strike by the brotherhood would act seriously in jura the business of the company at this place, which is geographically and ia point of wire facilitiee a very im portent one. The report that thedxecutiva oommittee presented their requests to the general officers of the com pa ay without a threat argera wall for their good seas*, and seems to be well appreciated by tee

members here."

A bob unionist says, ia connection with the pending trouble, that the members of tbo brotherhood who have tbe greateet burdens to bear are nedoubtedly thoee employed by railroad companies. They are rr quired to work twelve hoars a day, aad frequently more, with no compensation for extra services, aad at half or twothirds the salaries paid by tha telegraph companies for seven to aiae hoars’ work n day. Ia his judgment the Brotherhood should work to inenaae their pay to some thiag like the salariM paid by the Westera Uaioa, befora peraiattag lathe demand for a still farther advaaee from the Westera Uaioa. The local managers report that only eighteen of the forty employes of tho Western Union ia this eity are members of tho Brotherhood, and ia case of a strike the oomptay cea count apoa tha service of 22 regular operators, besides four or five expert mea at preeeat detailed in other departments whoee service* eaa bo utilized in cum tha emergency arises. A member of the Brotherhood remarked today, ia reply to this, that all the operators, save five chiefs, are withla the Brotherhood, mad he adds “What matters if tha manager hM a sufficieat number to eoatiaue busiaeso, provided the officM at other points eaaaot bo moaned. They might call till doomsday aad aot got a reply." It any bo remarked that both sides a this controversy express ao fsar m to

the resalt la their particular favor, tho oae in suppreraieg a strike aad tha other, if one is ordered, ia carrying It forward to a

eaccessfml eadiag,

Parnell a»o Ireland.'

ICommercial Oaattte^ntarrlew with Benuor “How do the Irish poop Is regard Par-

aali?" I aaked.

“Aa Foretar, ex-secretary for Ireland, said, Parnell Is the uncrowned kieg of the Irish people," wm tha reply. “Paraall ia in every sense of the tom a constitutional agitator. Hs la a man of indomitable pluck aad pendveranoe, cool, practical and talented. Nothing could please the E.glieh authorities more than that Para ell should traasgrese the law* nod become liable to tha poniabtaeat of parliament, which hat overstepped legal grounds ia tee excess of its patriotic asd. Parnell, however, keeps within tho line, and ha la iaeraaaiag ia his attacks open the Irish policy of tho Esg

lifh government."

“What effect hM the reseat aotioa of tee pope discouatesaaoiag Irish sat ta tioa against English power had apoa Paraall aad his follower*?" “It hM unquestionably strengthened them. One of the most encouraging sigM of the preeeat trouble te aoeare reforms ia Ire lead ia the meaner ia which tho people witboat distiactioa of religion are worhisg together for a common purposA Catholic* and Protosteata alike are laboring to ■♦cure home rale far tha lend. The people are salted ea this subject, aad decrees from Rome eaa aot abate tea popular movement.’’ “What do yon think will be tea result os this agitation ia Iralaad?*’ “What tee final on teems of the agitation will ba ao one oaa tell, bat progress hM been mads thM far, aad I have ao doubt that mat reforms will altimately bo aocctnpushed, even if all that is dMlrod docs aot come to piss."

Tbo Hill lavsstlgaOen. Washington, Ja’y 17.—Ia the Hill iavfstigatioa to-day, James P. Lows of the architect’s office, testified there wm ao draughtsman ia office ia 1878 able to prepare plaaa for boating apparatus for the the Chioago buildings. The architects office did aot aadertake to make plans for beating apparatus for tee largo buildiaga bacaase they warn asosasaruy complex, and required musk time ia preparation. Coleman arapoeod to show tho rotations existing botarooa Hill aad tho American safe ooaopaay, United States fire-proof shatter eompaay aad George L. Damea, all oao aad tea same ponoa, m ho said.

LAW BY TBLBBBAPB. THE CHOLERA. Precantioaa at Cairo-Disease firad atlly Spreading. Cairo, Jaly 17.—Tho sanitary- commission in end*avoriag to purify Cairo aad isolate tee homes where the cholera appeared, bat if the diseMC tales firm hold ia the eity it is probable it will be allowed to take its eonrse, aad teat geaarel precautions will only be takes to eheok its progress. Baker Pasha, having expressed the opinion that tee eordoM around tho city are sow a seises, they probably will bo shortly all ramovod, for tho reason, it ia believed, that many scattered oases oesar ia villages daily which the aativM ooaceal so m to avoid tea imposition of a cordon. Spreading Gan Tally. Alexandria, July 17.—The eholen is spreading generally through tee country. The saaftery eomaiitsioa ia taking steps to isolate Alexandria, in which eity it is thought cholera will be aaaonaeed today. Twenty-eight deaths from the ditSM* occurred at Damiotte, yesterday, 38 at Mansurah, aad 15 at Samaaoad. A Suspected Teasel * New Havrn, Cobb., July 17.—A bark, tadea with rags, arrived hen yesterday, from Egypt, via Naw York harbor, where the veseei hM beea quarantined. Tan officers of tho bsrk say thorn wm ao oholera at Alexandria when they sailed. Ne communication is allowed between the ve»sel sad shore. Deaths at Oalro. Alexandria, Jaly 17.—Twelve dentes occurred at Cairo yesterday, aad forty-two at Manzoulah. Th**-asitary commission rejected the proposal to isolate Alexandria. THE TIL PEN BOOM. More Erldenie that It has Come to

Stay.

(Special to tb* Baq it rer ]

Philadelphia, Jaly 17.—Samasl J. Tilden is now tho oaa maa that is spoksa of and praised ia this oity for a reaomiaatioa. Careful inquiry among the deneemtio workers aad ward aad division carriers elicits the foots that than ia a Tildea eathusiaam aad boom which eaaaot bo mistaken, and it appears te be contagions. Political workars of three years ago, who eared nothing for General Hancock, aad only “turned ia" for him because he wm the party’s nominee, are now taking off thoir hata and doffing their ooats to Mrvt the sage of Greystone. The proteetioa democrats of Peanaylvaaia probably prefer him to moat nay other democrat. John R Read, the accredited Tildea representative ia Pennsylvania, returned from Greystone today. Ho describes, m all Mr. Til dan's visitors do, th* wonderful activity of tha

old man.

“No one," said Mr. Read, “could walk around with me about the farm m he did for from four to six hoar* that wm not pretty healthy. We started oat after breakfast aad wont over the farm. W* looked at the colts aad the Alderney*, aad the old geatlemaa wm far mom iatereated la i heir condition than he wm ia tee next presidency. Coming book towards the bonse we were prepared for lanoh, aad Mr. Tildea ate quite m heartily m I did. and I wm hungry. Th* hospitalities of Greystone could not be better served than by bis nieces, Mbs Ruby Tildsa aad Him Gould, who am the most charming hostesses

1 have ever met”

“When yon were with him wm tee question of the candidacy talked about?" Mr.

Read wm Mked.

“I have no tighter rcaeoa to talk for Mr. Tildea, aor do I believe anybody else kM; bat it is my opiaion and firm belisf that Samuel J. Til oea will bo th* next president of the United States, if he accepts the nomination of his party."

A Verrlbl* Bxploslon

Reading, Pa, July 17.—The eight boilers of tho anthracite fnraaee owned by thf Philadelphia A Reading Railroad conr ^^ ^ ■“

paay aad operated by Wm. M. Kaafi A Co, exploded early this moral ng, using the furnace to n mast of rnian.

tioa ha 531?

for ousting

build-

arn mmm

liitnara, shattered

ion had beea nude m were outside ted

a road befora stop-

. tho fnrnao* whoa th* explosion occurred. Large pis of boilers wore harlsd a grant ”

sad ten dsbris of stoa* aad

timbers wm blown about ia grant confusion. Tho oaftao and boiler bonse wm eaiirdly demolished. Frank Walkman, aged 21, of Tipton, wm iastaatiy killed. Solomon Wnltiana, his father, wm Injured ia the legs aad the lower part of the body. Hoary Waltmaa, aged forty yrnn, wm rsteued from aador tho raiaa. H* wm isjnrod internally aad will die. Morris Good was severely sen Med by escaping steam. Begineer Marataltar WM also badly isjnrod, aad a number of the other employes were slightly kert. Tne force of tee explosion shook tho earth aad aroused tb* people for miles aronad. Th* damage te tee fnnuwe nmeaata to

many thousands of dollars.

At Monroe, tab, mtohstores were banted. The buildings and machinery ef tee Silver Cord mine, at Leadvillo, harmed. Loss, $70,000. Four warehouses, containing grain, tax aad oil, were destroyed at Hull, England. Damage, £100,000. At Shenandoah. Pkn fear dwellings sad ■tores on upper Mata street burned thin morning. Loss, $25,0001 The baildiag occupied by Bernard EL Smite, manufacturer of piano castafa, Now York, bunted te dor. Lens, $80,000. Boll A Day aad Rea A Ce.,perk pa them, aad Taylor A Bullock, oemsat, Pittsburg, lost thoir establishBMBti by fire. Leon, $50,000. At Tsxnrkaaa fir* destroyed nine *r ten

Nix, O.L.Thompeen aad Turner AC*.

Loos, $30,000.

Teas TEnrab’s Death.

Middlkbobo, Mass., July 17.—The death of Gaaoral Tom Thumb wm vary sadden.

He had jast risen front bed. aad shortly after, being loft aloa# by tos brother-in-law, wm hoard to fall. Going to ton room ho wm found lying upon th* fleer deed. His wife, who wm at Ooena Grove, N. J« arrived ysetordny morning. Ta# body wm embalm*d, and will be exposed to

pabUe view Wedaeoday. Brief private eemcee will thea be held, aad the body will leave here for Bridgeport, Conn., when it will b* takoa ia etouge by theeaeampment of Kaighte Templar, of which he wm a member. Pablie funeral ssrvioes will be held ia the Ceagregnttoaal charch Thursday. A atone vaaltla a*W* being coBstraeted on a mncaifioeat let beloegtag to ds erased, aad te* coffin will be tacioMd la eolid masonry te prevent nay

disturbance from grave robbers.

Washington, Jaly 17.—Tb* president bM approved te* seateaoeef diamiaoal ia tee case ef Lb Samel N. Helmed, tUrteeath infantry, recently tried hf •tut martial at Ft Bliss, Texas, te daplientiag pay nqponats. nad te* effisinl order di#mimtof him ted seniee wm imtmd today. Tbe president hM appointed Hoary C, Staffbrd collector ef eastoamat Rite, Pa, vtoe Matthew R. Barr raafgaed. It ia na-

vi o* Matthew R.

dmeteedBarr will nootv* aa

ia tey Indian bama.