Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1883 — Page 1

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INDIANAPOLIS. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27,1883.

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* Bouton Brow® Bread.

AN t K U- A jfood ^rtri for *enrn»l ^touiework;

^yANTfcU-ItepIr*for»liJtmdiof^cooK More*,

WH\^A f eV r rr,^ 1 lw^: ,n TUf^AMau-l'amer for on* or tee unfiimUbed

XfTAM'W-rarltti for on* or too unfiirauaed r T rrr qi»: arfrata family; f4 Fort afayne are. t» » V|7 AM Ai>— CMt-ctT clotl lu»: waliejt price paid’, y? Addretr ay? K. w»kh. «t. MiiTL. fcgar.initltai

I., Krw* off re. Vt/AM kl>—Oood irold oiilna* for 30 cenca, an Atui**i uTldi a n« n ** f ° r * cent *’ M Ule Uenul co I lag' \l/ AN Tt i>—Portt r expttrtenctd la packing i|UOt>D* yy w»re; apply emplojment buretui oter Id Weal Wellington »t. t VIJ aK 1 ! tu-^lr»Kla»* wlilie liarber: *1!! to aid per T rre H e# -' ^j'^ 10 * 00 ** 11 “ B - A ddrc»* Henry Voge*. TXj ASVEi*—Ybe oeat caa'ofl rlornlng; btgbe*. prltv cea i>4ld; call or addreu Hr*. A. Murphy,-143 H«*»»rlmj»e’t« a>e. uvua* W AM £ i>—To rent a farm * itn two iionte* on it. y y «lil pay cub rent. Addroa* 'Farmer, Malott Park, Marion roumy. ti tt VV T AN IIuj-a good *ei of wetn can oe nad for U Tv at the Dental college, in Altna bunding; corner Pwinaylvanla and Court at*. tt*

\jl7 ANTkb—Alan and wire t<, i ▼y Herman preferred: apply at over IS Weit Watbtngton »t.

lake

employti!

tliarge of farm; toyment bureau,

fjL v A st£(i—At once, at f'a'Bornl* nouae, 1 good yy chaml>eimaid. 1 good dining room girl, 1 good woman cook: HM Booth llllnola »t. t 'll,’ AhfKit-hKnown that TTMumny ha* removed yy bl« ta'lonng and (econd-hand doming (tore from !17io IFIW Maaaadiuartta av». t City; telephone Wo. Wt M. P, Wilcox. tog\TJ’ ANflfb—Taxeayefi to tare ju per cent. by_gety V ting their mult*and alnk* cleaned by New York Odorleaa Co, in Ind. are.; teiephono. aa-ettua \\J AKTklt—Sewinggiaaune repairing for any mayf chine at thewhlte machine oftoa, 11 and 1* Haaa. are.: all work warranted ace year.. tka

AN'TKli—l.fM^ Jshoreii for level woe* doiru MW Loulitana ifj imiy amhorl/ed^aii^nu. ^ Ula * ' \\J AM kli—Two dining room girl*; iteady *ltuyy atlon moderate work. App"y at Butler I'nlvertttv.lrvingtoB. nr ~~ Kaat Maritet at., cpy, t» tt \\ v AN I k Li—rnree genteel and active youug men yy ran *erare rteady wpleyment: «BMt eaM wcurlty reiiured: call at 1* Virginia aye from t to 11. t \I7 aKT kj>- U known ikM i nave an agency tor TV the celebrated Kelly l*land wlae; Me a bottle Via gallon. A Hltaelherg.ir. 18 South Delaware actaz w AM K- A food reliable Herman or Scandln* y f T'.an girl to do general Im'-arwork la *mall faBHly; good w,ge« paid" Addreaa H.»te New* offlee! \v AN , Ml1>—Vo aell an old and areii e«abll>lu-d tolu yy chewing gem *D*aar*i ti'ry; will pay I'W per cent; goo<l return* for »»l Ine. I , ercy.New*.tltt W’ AhTKD-hrw-claM fans* irom S to li mUra of \1I7 ANTKU—We will gt*-e to afi r»'r*on* a free y* Tnaalknatvlng turkey liuylon a ault of clothe* or an overcoat to tie anaoaat of gif or over. Model ■Ckithing 1 o. tl t UfAftTEU-Anrcne wlahlug to attend me beat hu« WT meet renege of WWcfty can tare nearly onehjitf or tal-lrn by calling at room • Fletcher A \17 AM kU—l>r»g ttore; two good piece* of prop- “ ertr In PlalnAaM. Ilendrick* county. Ind., to ! for fight Hock of drug*. Adlrea* W. S. Oelyer,

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trade for light«

•mud* and pot* n ware dire, H n i

Ytl AbtkU-yor ceab, aaiall aouae or vacant yy bet warn New York and Seventh, and Tenne aad New Jrreey ata.: moat be a bargain. Add

•with pari leu iara. Caah. New* pace.

lot,

ennetaee Addreaa,

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to all pcraoaa buying of

•fng. Model Ci< thing Oompanyk tl t f AKTkl>—knrybodr^lo kaow tna( faraiure| tm weekly and monthly payment* 19i Kaat Waahlng. too at., three doote *a*t of court honaa. ««» w AM KL>—500 men who want a fra* Thaakaglrlag “ turkey to caU at the Model Clothing Company and purchase a antt of clothe* or overcoat, to the annum of 112 or over: each per*on doing ao will re•reive a nicely dreaaad tnrkag fraa of aharge. U uw Addreea, aiming experience, book* *old. etc.. N. D. Thcmpron A Co . nubllaaera, St. Louto, Mo, to a 117 ANTkl»—Madam* Clemen* tell* paat, present yy end future, work* charm*, caute* tpeedy marnage*. and bring* back abeent lover*: a'ao give* chart* of lock to aceoauilM nay undenakfag la bnrineaa; M N. MOaiaatppi ai. touih aide entrmace.! ■fir ANTKD—Mr*. HagHo* 1* stopping at S4 Booth yy TenaewM ac, after befag abaaat for aomaOme; ten* the paat and prawnt. aad bring* back ab*eat Mead*, and make* speedy marriage* end give* yon lock la boataen* matter*: price, ladle* SOe; rente Vi. t

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New F>eoch^*roce** Soap.. No ho: -ag

Bare* price of

tbeeoeptn

foal. Aik yaor groeer far It.

. * 1 can paachaaba'iyrup,

1 galloa teaple «yrap. „ Sehnder! Hlam. ava. ann aw. 4871

ate fori

•b* io.1t *bd 7* Ibm. ava. aan aw. 487 vyradiit* *v. 1 W^issr^sss-‘ aM ’ c “r

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atrawberry red raapherry,

swjst*

| sasss:-

ttcl can pear*.

. *■* Scotch lam*,

lawort cider.

WANTED.

nyaUTBD-Kxperfeacvtf gmYw sewtagaesVorth Tv Kvw Jersey te. ts tf

vy ONTKD-Bor to an** eeUrery wagon. Cell st

BOMBS AMD VMHIOIMB.

T?OR SALE—A 8m new carriage. Apply at D. B. JT clerk'* office. to z

pX)R BALJt—Goo# delivery wagon. Call st 96 Norm

■pOH Male—A reilaWr family hone. Apply M A 1 atabtr*. OV East MU-hUrsn tereet. ts tt F'ESKSSS?' STb.K'4 SUSlSifTi

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TV and good keeping guaranteed. Addrea* C. B. Bolt, »tock yarVa. tt 01

TNOB TRADE—(me or two good none* tor a spaa J: Of mule*: mu« be good mule* and well matched. Indlaaapolla Cabinet Col. heed of MalOUe are. ae z-ta

vx/Air+niy—fenoo* baring borne* they want

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son's. 80 Conn atreet; or Levi A Schofield'* stable, Kona Alabama atreet. nl ntt

DEAD THIS—For the next two wees*, we will aell AV oor Am carriages, phaetons, box (ragglet. aad me men wagons for leas money than aoy am-claas factory ts tbe United States. We have, also. 85 •ec-ond-hand carriages of ail kind* we will Mil at your ewm price. Bobbin* * Garrard, ki E. Georgia at. nl s

LOflt.

T OBT—Hot Corn Cigar.

Aj oaz-m.th.*

T OST—Bunch ef key* Ketufh ta W )#. Maryland A* atreet and teCelre r#»ai d aad than lea tat:

T OBT—Buckftlri •fore, on WT WanliKigton *treet. XJ Return to If Virginia avenue and get reward.

t OST-Gold filling for «) cent*, at the Dental ColXj lege,laMtaateUidliia.coraerPeaMylvaoIaand

T OUT—Kov#mb»r2L a pocketbook, aomalBlngfitS li !• money end note*. Ret ora to Henry Morb y. llfK. OMe Mreet, an* get reward. f

■ OBT—Honey, It you ao not buy your nouiehoid XJ go'ds, carpets, stove*, etc.at Born * Co,’*, *7 S. Washington and 14 and IS 8. Delaware*!*. os 1

T DsT-Ou llllnol* •treei, brown leather poclc»t1 j book, coutelntng 83 and two blank check*. Return to £!* Pleesaai street and get Iberal reward. !

ArCTION BALE.

H ^auetioDiSrix l Ko > «5 K/U'ashlogton street. n*x

A t’CTIOX BALE—For sale, at public auction, s A fine stock of fancy and »t»pl>-grocerte* *nd flx-tui-ea, Wednesday. X01 em!>er 28, at U> o’clock, at U»»

N. New Jersey street.

t* t! H r nt A McCvedt. auctioneer*.

A l {'Tick 1 will tell at the grocery store. A corner of North Sew Jersey and nt. Cl»1r»tre«ta. a very large and complete nock »f groceries and fixture*. on Wednesday morulug. November 8*. at 10

o'clock. Tcim*. cash.

i* t Hi .vr & McCntpy. auctioneer*.

PERSONAL.

piSoNAX—Hot Corn cigar'. '" ~

l)EKSONAL—“Weak, aaa undeveloped part* of the L human body enlarged, developed and strengthened," etc., 1* an Interesting advertisement long run ta our paper. In reply to Inquiries we will aay that there 1* no evidence of humbug about thl*. 0a tbe eoairary, tbe advertiser* are very highly Indorsed. Interested peraoM may get sealed circular* giving all particular* by addrcatlng Erie Medical Co^ p.ooox 813. Buffalo S. Y.—{Toledo Evening Bee. tv *-ru.thj

\\‘ AM kli-By a middle-aged wemas, a iltuatloa y* frr kPchcn wo-k: apply VOH North llllnol* *Lt W,^ AM kir-tme or two gentlemen to Lake furnVy 1»lied reem; prtyBtefoAly;»«e Lafayaue tt.utf llj AM ki*-ireoU for nicely furnished front room, yy n!m or without board, at 17> South Alabamat aKi KD—£artlaa naving m.-ney to loan to aaa VV w F. Mirk A Co te Fast Marketmo charge.otu W AN l r;.-. iTknown Hiat J. M Bai * demaioffirs yy laatKBI Waal Washington at., oyer Evening New*. uy» \ir aNTEIi—A good wood carver at A. tr htrelgat'i yy cbnlr facloiy, coroer MlasouH and Ueorcla ■atreel*. t* o! fl/ AKT'klr-Th* laJleato call and tee my atock of yy liter*me lace twine. L. M. Vance. Vance blk.

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YfTANT El»—1 wo Intelligent men, Catboilca; mu«t yy !,e acquainted with city. M. J, Holy, fl North Delaware *•. f Tt/ ANTF.U-Two gviiuemen to occupy furniiudd » y front room with i>oard; come recommenaed; 310 North Fast »t. tlotll

BOB 8ALB.

L'OR BALX—Hot Corn Cigar.

r ms?

T^OR OALX-Eab) carriage, io good order,340 North X Illinois street. tit:

pOH ^Jux-noaMa. wta. cm, *U parts of etty-^ d

T?oR SALE—House* aad iota In all parte of (be city. X Barnard A Say lea. oa a

TTHjK &AL£-loal cook stove and aewtag machine, X /: West Ohio atreet. tab!

f?6R SAlK-A new Weed aewtag maculae, for $10 X cash. Apply at New* office. tv a

t>OK SALOr—Flne paintings, mate, for only Ws6 £ each, at Ralaum A Co.'s, on time. to a

P u S££5i 1 ft.? STRiTtr" “fi“

1V)k BALE—Premium aad Excelsior patent flour. X cheap for cash. Braden A Co., 1 Mae*, are. U t

t?uk bALE—One very fine counUag bouse desk. 1} F feet long. Maroi A Co..» K. Wa*lUagi»n te. W t!

TX>K SALS—A baaotome showcase, very cnean. X to 1 Ralston A Co.

L'OK SALE—Anything yon wlab on time, easy X terms, at price* toast oalsh you. Ralston A Co. to*

LVjR SALE—ecbumacc*Pa Akron and Pennaylvanla X buckwheat flour. Brad* a A Co.. 1 Mas*, are. tt a

L'OR SaLe—A thoroughbred bt. Bernard dog, tea X mortbs old, weigh* 180 pound*. Addreaa Gay, News office. th a!

L'OK AaLE—All Linda of good second-hand base X burner*, at McOuat A Walker'*, «1 and 83 West Wteblrgloo •treer. tl 1 L'OR BALE—A nice clean stock of groceries and X fixture*, cneap, suitable for man and wife to rue, 9! Daugherty atreet. 1

L'OR BALE—A tew iar.e base burner* and all kind* X of heating stove*. MarotACo., 1* tt 86 East Washington street.

J?ol: ftAlK-CIgar business, good stand and low X rent; will sell for 8** 1 - Hamlin A Co., to h M North Delaware atreet.

t?OK bALK-Houaea and lota la all parts of the city. X Call and tee. Jo*. A. Moore, tn x 84 Saw Market Mreet.

L'Ok feALfc—Boutaeast corner of Tennessee ud X Georg's, iMxlflu feet, best place for a large man ofactory. T. A. Goodwin, 3V Thorpe block. ui a?

'|?OKBALE-Restaiirani and lunch room, central X location, good trade, aattefsetory reasons for srlPng. Address W B W. in 0*1# of New* office. !

V^OR SALfc-No. 3l Rock wood Mreet, 8 room*. XL 81,ISO; a large number of vacant lota, on time or monthly paj meat*. C. W. Gorsncn. 15 Virginia ave.!

t'OR BALE-By Tho*. C. Day A Co.. 73 Kaat (target X: etreet. Six fine building lot* ou Norib Meridian tereet . can be sold cbeap. Gall or addrea* J. J. Ho**, manager. uss

t'OR bALfc- l.ot on North Pine street, wltn two X house* on It. one of ( rooms tbe oilier 1 rooms: must be sold witi la ihlrty day*. Call at'39J North Pice tereet. th s!

8?UK SALE-tteloon opposite court house. Good X custom and low rent. Satisfactory reason* for aelllng given. Inquire of Loreng Schmidt. 2* South Delaware atreet. uv z

L'OR bALE—Furniture, carpet*, teovea aad etc., X at tbe reliable house of Born A Co.. 97 Eait Washington tereet, 14 and It South Delaware street on monthly and weekly payment*. oa z

tOK SaLK-1'3 room*, nicely furnished, for |U)00

X oti reasonable terms.

A ho. house for rent Inquire at to »! 330 South Pennsylvania street.

r c-*n think of In the -cal c rare and penr nal line at trader’* hcadQiiartera. Hamlin A Co., 31 North Dela* are street. u! • LOSTORST RAYED. f* OFT OBSTHAVF.D IScd and *hlie'lietfw, aU V-'. seven mnrth- old. Hie pro penof a |x>>r old lady. Liberal reward for return to JS1 Ka-t LouUIana 11reel. 1

' FOR TRADE!

te*. Hamll a* North Delaw

F%85!i553%FteS*gisut8; both In good location*. Hamlin A Co. ‘ a b .16 North Delaware atreet.

LHJl'. sALh- bietato', yarenouae. »c*li.-«, etc.. In F gcod town on i abroad, doing a large and protlta bio grem ■.rade.yi.’.No. Hamlin A Co., to b 38 North Delaware street. piTf: SAl.k—Said .t "’iVa-ldngion atreet merchant: F Von can jn*l a* well get $i.V a* pi for that ( ineint*:! kip boot. We answered: That t* where we have ton. our rent la 50c per day, v our'.", $10 A vent bhiwKur*. to Indiana ate. t«<>

1701; hALfc—Sour guoo two-*lory orick houaeaof I 1 cr 7room* each, on Davl* street. In good repair, a!! rented to prompt paying tennita at 118.50 per month for each hou*e : price for each house, |1.350. A -'he ' Haker. tSBontli Pennsylvania atreet.. ul i t’Ol. SAl.k—Bargair*—Dwelling on Norili i eone* F tee street. 11 room*, good cellar, clateru and w»l’. |7 jit>; also, dwelling on ( hr'stlan ave.. *.',500. Ollatocreou " •' ‘ '

II. !i s m.fb.a

on t'lir>M*n ave., *3,' (Irubb, 1’a vion A Co.,

31 Circle street.

——pOh SALE-Base burner, i Uadlant Home, No 58)

alee B-room house in good loea- 1 F nearly new,

■ hin;*e and iwj-cash difference If i Also, cook stove No. S Thara-s, *13, 151 Dark

®t|l ice wants tttuwrlter. M E

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and

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I?OK TRADE—A

F lion, for a larger bin;*e and im

neceaearv. Address V A, News office, giving location and price. is o

POH MMNT.

J7DAREN'T—Hot Com Cigar. " j'OK KENT-1 room*, flr»i door. '.‘13 North Vi es! »i.

F 5 !

BENT—Furnished rooms.

t!

7S West Market st.

■8 East Mlchl-

t« t

^70KIUNT—flouse ol 5 rooms, imiulre at 813 East I: Ohio at. n t; T>6kIt&Bl—Baalneas lofts and office, over IMS. F Meridian at. ■ ni_ IXilt KENT—2 rootn bouse on trove st. Call at iTl F Indiana ave. t« t!

I7OK PALE- bpceUl Imrgaina—1 in North Mls-iUslppI XI street, % fine lot witli fuur dwellloga, Sii in good repair; rental value. $1 (U0. for flO.OW Coiner ;ot on C;lie»*Tnuf street, wltti a 10-room dwelling, renrinff for fcJW. for |(2.30H. Call or adilress li^sl K»tate F\crartfe,9Cj Fs^t Wash!nirnn st. th 7-«,Tii.th

BADE-

Buy your

grocer

1'roceu •oap

no

Price

of

the

tte new French

boiling reauired, live*

soap In fuel., fnituts

T>0klifeliT—Furnlsncd room; *1 per month. ^8ST. F Alabema ai. ! tHlRUENT—8 unfumi.beu rooms; *8. 1*8 West JC Maryland it. ! IXik HEFTf^i-Icely furn Is tied rooms, sf North JT New Jersey at. tap!

1?<ir. SALE—Bv Ale*. MeUget: F Housecn Dorman st.. one-story.3rooms, for * 5V) House on North West street,one-ttory. 8 rooms. 850 House on Agnes street one story, 4 rooms :i.v) House on Daughertv street l,o»> House on Kiglith stnef l.act)

«eo. J. Hammei.

li»an* ut MiweckBiteti eye.

jy>K^kKNT--3^app; upper roouis lor small family; |>OK KENT—House of 7 room*and allconveniences J ‘3*4 South telatourl n. u t: "t’fth RkNT—Ulnlce rooms for housekeepliig; no F child mi. IS! Blake st, ! 17OK RliN’l'-TI urnlahe l front room. *'> “per month. F ‘.'10 North Tentuia«ce st. ts t! 17UK KENT—bmall front office over *5 East WaanF tngton at. J. M. Judah. th *_ 17UK KENT—Furnished and unmralshed rooms. #3 F. Ey Market at, rocta ! i/tlb Aktl- Pleasahr. convenKiit rooms In <teslrF able family. 43 Flum »t. l_ POUBKltt—S-roomTouse on Dark ave n > child F ien. Inquire H6 Park ave. tl t! IfruK ktiiT-U>; Ytlser .1.rooms. 3 lota; *7. A? F ply ThMSonth ltel»war» tt ?i |7ok KENT—btorrroom u i eouui Illinois »t. InF oulre Spencer House office. rt a T70K KENT—Furnin .ed ami unfurnished rooms F *714 Wwa Market «f. room :i !

jpuk^kl^W^-1 |>py rlo<» and cellar, t,, .mail family; 17 OK REN 1 —8 goon rooms, eonvauieiu for Pght £ hocrekeepln*. 485 North East at. tail TPoirkSsTkrooni corTac; *Sj ffonh Ml«U»lppt F at. Apply at 8jt> North Tenneateest. tea! - 17011 KENT—Pleaaant furnished front room, and I other room*: central 85 Kaat Ohio at. '

T—Lodge room. Six*); wen ventilated; 3d

J. M.-Indbh. the

floor; opp. conn house.

1701! KENT—Randaonviy turmilned rooms; oyster F stew* till li p, m is* North Delaware «*. ! \7oK RENT—E.egint lurulsuid or unfurnisned F rocnis. with boar-l ‘jr. North Delaware. t» o! 17OK HEM—Furnished room tor geatleuien; also F unfurnished rooms. 78 *.»«< Nrw Vork at. to t

V'uk bALfc- By V*. K. Mtck A Co., M East Market

F Kreel:

Buy youraelf a home on monthly payment*. We ran sell you nice residence property on Elm or McCarty ai reels, frr a small cash payment, and *10 to *15 a

month until p«ld.

We aln. have property on Bellefontalne and Entitle street*, with p«; ments of about *25 per month. Residence property and huslneaa room and dwelling combined on Athon street, for small cash payment

sm. (18to *15 per month.

Tt’ev »■*- sll bargains tl t

"to LOAN.

fpu^LOAM—Mortgage loan*. C. E. Coffin A Co. f I XiTiTaN -*i3«).0u^atiper cent.'wTF Mick A coT, .F 65 E. Market atreet. uh x ^FO LOAN—ftt), MUU, *1,(WU. W. A. Bradshaw A -* Son, 15H North Pennsylvania street. s z r |H> LOAN-*vCv<ks; In vest incuts from *3U) iip.1 wards !n smounts, by Alex. Meteger. tl t f|H> LOAN—BLIM) IO *5,UU0. Private funds on “doJl posit Grffllrhs A Pons, Ut* K. Penn. »f. ou » fro LOAN—*»iu»i on city or farms. The very low1 est rates. C. W, Oorauch. 15 Virginia ave. ul * fro LttAK—Money at the loweat rate of Interest. A ,K W. Williams A Co,, 3 and 4 Vinton block, nt. a fro Loan—Money on hr»i tMortgsgeln any 1 deainiWe. .loba Kidd.80 and S31'h<irpe block. froToAS^Money

turn tn a

ITOK KENT—Hotiae; 5 room*-, good well and cistern; F If* Douglas* at. Impure3.-*) W. Vermont isa:

ITOK KKM—Fltassnf rooms; central; furnished or F unfunittbed. Inoutre 8 , .n| North Delaware, tan! 170R kEN T—Organ*. *1.50 toliso per monw. Peer. F aoeX music houae. W North Pennavlvanla »t. nv « T70R KiN’r-tnfu'rnMii.-a irontroom. nearly n»w; J BO botiMkeeplng. tea North Alabama at. t* t! 176lC KElil—Furnished and unfurniahed room* for _ .mglho^^pmg, Clrrle hall, room 11. to na* DOK RENT—‘3 blcely furnisned rooms; also, 1 large F nnftirnHhed from room. -fS* N. Alabama. U3! |,V>tt KANT—3 room* for light housekeeping, oppo F »lte rmrewlty park. Inquire 8WN. Metlilan. tl z 1>oH F urnlahea room 'or gentleman and F lady: board for lady only. For particular* ad dress w. Kesra office. is hi

fro LOAN—Money at low rate* on all personal 1 property. Joseph Mayer A Co.; 115South Illinois atreet. tn z To LOAN—Money: m sin* of Ivofc. *800, *300and A *500, on real e*tate. W. H. Hammons, 18 Vlrglnla avenue. ulz-tu.th.E_ fpo LOAN—Money, at loweat rate of IntereaL on I flrst mortgage. .1. N. Wright A Co.. 48 North Delaware street, m z f|X> LOAN—Money on mortgage, city or Marlon I county, in luma above $500 at beat current rate*. John S, Spann A Co. tv a To LOAN—Money »n farm*, for king or abort lime, A upon the nr o*t favorable term*. Tboa. C. Day A Co., 73 East Market »treet, tv a *1*0 LOAB —t’rhs'e funds on city real estate, tn I sums of from *:*» to *10.001), at H4 Kaat WashIngten st. .1 X. Blnford, th r-s.tu.tli fJ’O LOAN—Private funds In sum* to aau, at slow 1 rate of Interest. Farm or city property. Stanton A Scott, over First Nattoeal bank. ue z fjM> LOAN-Newton, Claypool A Co. buy railroad, 1 state, county and Kteffiitpal bonds, and loan money on etty and farm property at loweat rate*.

laypbo)

fro i.o 1 mg ft

■

aume bargains In term and elf Day A Cn.. 73 F.a»t Market street.

) LOAN—Money safely Invested. Persons d-alr-mg to make investments will do well to call upon we have tome choice securities. Including first on real estate aad county bonds; also Ins In term aad city property. Thom a* C.

uaz

l^uhlUtaiT—Furnished rooms, with bath: board Ir F deal red; one of pleasant e«t residence* la the city. 138 Massachusetts aye tl t!

L'OK RENT—lioote la rear of 3 tm F hut vacated by w estem Union. Scatt, Blackford bftt k. _____

national bank. Apply to J. E.

PMtewas »P*«avteAg>gga —mcie. % X IJDk kEN t-Oarden farm, by .John b. Spann 5 £ Bale* black, l*ai res southeast of city, on IT->s-—et atreet; real, *880 per year. *~ -

pect street; rent, *350 per year. to n T70R RENT—Houae,» rooms: newly painted and F papered; desirable location. Inquire James G. iglssa, cor. Meridian snd Mlchlgsn sts. ul 1

DottglSCcof, Meridian and Michigan at*. ul t I70h ftkNT—A few de.lrubie house*. In good k>c»

F Hon, st law rent.

t« 1 Walter Elver*, sgenr, English‘a Opera House.

fTDRTSEST^Boubieal. doa block. B. W. oor.

.eepmg room. 3d dsor, Branr. Delaware aad Waaalngton.

J. M. Judah.

JK RENT—Handsome, uafnratehed

T.'OB KEkt- Farm. M7 aertw, la A' formerly belonging U> H. Hit near bridge over While liver: aboui

MISCELLANEOUS.

IUST RKCKIVKD a choice lot of Michigan cel•f erv and a choice lot of turkeys (4. J. Hammell, IIP aad 111 Maaaachnaeti* ave. tlz IJARNI M. the wood man. naa removed nt* msA> ehlnery to Michigan street and Bee Uoe R. K., where he la prepared to make hti patron* happy by furnishing the beat wood, coal and kindling at the Market*?***- T * rd< ' 475 *• M, chlSb> at.and IS g.

j j. flois:

real estate department

of

Tboa. C. Day A Co. 73 Kaat Mark

. _ township,

bridge overWfiTt ei Iver jjtbout'hslf’p^vodT II o huUdlaga. franc la FmHhA Co. tha CX)B RKKT—Bualneaa room at Oakland. Marlon r county, lad. Room 88x9 feet; can ba had far

ill on or commnnlcate with the true

I. O. O. F. tana

TToMMElH lA1. bAVIM; AND LOW ASSOt l\. \ Tios. A few more share* n-ma'n. which may be had by xpiilylng to tlic director*, W.c. Hobbs, A S«-idenMicker. < . R. Watson. C. Kuhn. Theodore Bteln. W. A. t>ulllv»n. or ai place of meeilng, Monday evening. December 3, IHnI. W. C. Ho»n», Preat. Trsoihise Brarx, See. Wg. F. Kt HX, Tress. TMk member* of tSe IndianapolU < laletlonlan A Quoltlng Club will give a ball on Friday evening, the30th 1n*t.,st Lyra Hall, being the anniversary of Bt. Andrew, the i>stron Saint of Scotland, and to whlrh they extend a cordial Invitation to their frh nd*. of whatever nationality, to Join them. Ticker* admit; lag gentlemen and ladles, flftv cen a, to Ire had firm tn> mbera of eommlttee and at the door. 11 o

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

*75 par year’. Ca„ . tee* of Oakland lodge. No

|TOft ki.Kf-HoteI. and furnii A me to tve year's lease; good 1

era aad t^Bsn ail uafb

itnre for sale: will give oration for boardtura goad, hot not , uv ns

Boa, heretofore doing bu*ln<

aettaarenue, lathe, city of Indianapolis, hat been ulsrolred, Cbar.es L. Roche rellr ag tlwrefrom. The bualaesa win be hereafter conducted at the same

place by p. ,1. Roche alone. Indianapolis. Nov. J», lft-3.

1 PaTkleg J. Rot Kg.

ftSfeto'’sriS3(ss5 , s?a'iJs' aafnmtehed. No charge for iaforma'lon. Krery thing Brat ejaas. J. N. WrigtR A Cak, 48 N. DeL Uol ro^I Besldence onN urthMertiiaa at; li F rooms; all modern improvements; U wall arranged for a first-class boarding house; may re rent room* to families. Also. 3-rooia. residence on Park

ave-. ta good order.

Jeaa^Lgjmilcbae^enla^n^iwttraBe^lClrcla!

FOUNU pOUND-Hot Cam ClgnE

nntsa. tj| j 170UND—Turkey* free, to every perwwi who pan F chase* a *1 It or rSothes or overeost to the amount X *tt or over, at (he Model CMhtag cdMpany ti 1

CiTKAVED—Twi

O Jersey.

of city, between

ward.

STRAYED.

-Two youmr coWa. roan, largest half Return to Hem v Popp*, four mile* east •en Shear and Gifford i*lke, and get re

U 0+

REWARD.

’pE WARD-^Mjea'Jpaiulna rrencll Ud

. M N. Penn. at.

button ts •

SOCIETY MEET INOS. 17^11”/L—DaSel 6’Coaarii Braacn. No. 1, meet* ill.Wednesday. November 2*. at B o'clock, sharp. All members are requaated to aitead. '< Johx r. HOLL4HSX, Pre*. Jonw J son sox. Bee. fall i-tn-'f. 4 FhBDilt OF TmB IltDN HaLL—ker<l*r meeting of Loral B’aarh, No. 1, Tharaday evening neat, November n, ItefiAt 7 JU oVlock sharp. Initiation and other Important btulnes* Rvery member tarapechd lobe present Wn A. Rrstr., C 3. J.Garrga. Aecoaatanf tit!

▲NNOUNOEMBNT8.

[ OT CORN CIGAR,

n a-

i.’ 1 it£ 1N1 KAM 1 -Bournt com pan lea; lowesi A rates; telenbonsC.E.CofllaACo. as

/'OLD ANb BU. VkB PLATING of sll glada VT by the ladtsaspoils Bllvsr Plate Co, S vlrglais sveaur. out! I70kRV l ^lC' LEk^l^S eon soil Miss CoaMaace F Heine at ITsiffln'* music parlors, bpedal rare* to clerk*. tt t-? T OOS—>*est has reduced the price oa all pore i j candles. He makes tbe best candy la the city, at M aad M Massaehwaetta ave. la

ANTKu—loout^at^cost. flue ice ^Ivet A Co/afrmiy^vSrpntaavw^ f, * me *' “ A 'tt»t h f AMjFF. 1 ;A I>k ( OST1MKS for rent for ball*, EA parties, etc. Bpeelal rates to societies. IS) Bast wsaiitnglon st. B. Barnett. ; n ih ov!-)

17 LORA F Teach

M. HrNffcK,

_ Teacher of pisao playing. Offlos at Pfaffila’a pteao rooms May be asaa teom 8 to 5 p. m. os a

A LL LOVkRS OF Pf'Rit ClSOlKB should near A la mind 13 aad 15 Maas, ave la the only mace where tbe best can be bought st the lowest price. •• * ■

tL’FFflt aot taoae tllrk-tongned orstorlrsl rierks k5 to make yon believe we are high In prices, but ra me and see for yourselves. Ralston A < 0. to z

orator! high In p

.... «ton A 4!i_ doR^r.' aFI’Tio^ ABLk, ill

*1 West Washington street. Auction dally al 10 and 3 o'clock. No charge for fr log. Telephone, 11 n» T\ll. St. Jok/i, the nu»« aacceaaful ptivucian now xJ living, cure* disease* of (he blood and nerve# In all their fonn». Room 18 Hale* Mock, opposite nost-

Y70R BARGAINS In stove wood and kindling, tele* A phone C. A. Webb’a Meridian wood yard, 283 s. Meridian SL Also best qualities of soft snd hard cosh uo«-? A LL OKDEllS tor Christina* advertising In the A country paper* should lie sent in st once. Usual discounts allowed on order* sent Into ihlt office. Indiana Advertlalng Agenev.31 Circle at.th li-*.ln,tli.» Yl’E tv IlL give to every customer purchaalni s 1 > suit of doth' a or overcoat to the amount of *18 ta-over, a free thanksgtvlng turkey, nicely dressed and ready for the oven. Model Clothing company.

/ iliAkLlb LINt ul.N, lora nuninei’of vear* past q / connerted with the Arcade, and of late with tie Wl.en. haa taken a permanent position with the Model Clothing company where he will ho pl-zaed to welecnie old friend* and ac«in»lntani-e«. ts t THMtF. will he a meeting held at Enteral ball, cor1 ner M eat and Merrill atreets, on Tlmrsdsy. Novem!>er lip, at *:!•*o’clock to take action on raising son emoney to Ii*lp pay the expense* of o'Donueir* ir'al. in F ngil.-lt rout tit, for the murder of ( a rev. the bt*l! lofotmer tltt i'Kagxa Cii.KAaost. / <kl Ol R'lERMS itero!'' you Insure. fTre, life. \ * accident, tornado and plate glass Insurance. Special Inducement* ou dwelling* and content* for three and ave years. Fine mirrors and gla»* Insured against accidental breakage. Real eatat 5, loans, rentaTa,collections anil a general brokerage hn«lne*a promptly and carefully Irsnancted. C'orre*pondenta at all i>o nt*. (Irnhb, Paxton A Co„ 31 Circle street.

1 tit li-a m.ih.s

l7Vk'KV f i t* ro.VlEli who come* iM-iottr lioit*<’ to Fj make a purchase or payment will have their usttiea rct orded and each evening ;.t*v o'clock ihelr name* will all be thrown Into » hox together on * Slip: a blindfolded boy will draw one. who will he emil'.ed to ore large, framed cltromo, from till* day. So»em1>erf7. I**:, until .lanusrv 1st, l-Mt. Then cen’es otir grand drawing fer gifts; everything frc*. ( oute and tt*. Ralston »v Co. tl r. I \110 AN IZE1 * 1171!. KSTAllHSHED l/.l. U “The World'* Collection Bttreau."

John Kidd A Co.. Proprietor*.

John Kidd A Co., Proprietor*.

Collections made with promptness and dispatch. We have reliable corresponden:* In ev cry city In the

world.

Chief officer: 30 and 83 Thorpe Block.

Imltanapoll* Ind.

nl t. Ht.sJti Waller loor. Manager.

/"XYSTERS—

V/ Shell oyiters—We have them.

Shell oysler* The freshest. Shell oyttera Fatreat.

hell oyttera Fatreat, tell oyster* FuH-«:.

Oyster

tn the city.

Shell <>y*»eri Shell oyster*

Shell oyst-ri T. Christman, Shell oysrer* 44 W. Waaa. ■< Fre.h Blue Point* Just receive-!.

C'l'EUAL

O to the trade. Hardware sale evtrs irdlnary. A large »ioek ot hardware to he soil

1 lota to the trade. Full line of shelf j

This special iuV to commenet' Wednesday morning, November Wh,

at 10 o’clock.

lit job 1

goods*

and continue ev* ry morning until the stock

la closed out.

ti-F.ast Washington street.

DIED.

M HLOTZHACKi:—At the residence of UH pvrenta, 158 Davidson street. Louis Schlotshauer, at the age of 25 year* and 1! months, after a short Illness. Owing to the absence of friends and relatives the funeral lias been postponed until Thursday, November S9, at ISUp. 111. f

HOLMES—William Canada Holmes, this afternoon at 1 o'clock, after a lingering Illness of cancer of the

liver, aged 58 veer*.

F'uri het

veer*,

rr notice of

leg paper*.

fuueralwill be given In the morn

An Egyptian Uprising Feared. Cairo, November 27.—The captain who brought the news of Hicks Pasha’s defeat Hate* that he was allowed to escape only on professing the Moslem faith. The massacre, he says, was uot so universal as at first ht-lleved, as the Kgyptian soldiers who were so disposed were allowed to join l he force* of El Mahdl. There 1- reason to believe that emissaries of El Mahdl are busy in the large towns of upper Egypt, and a general rising was feared. Emissaries of EI Mahdl have arrived In Tripoli and Algeria. Although optimist reports are not believed, the possibility of the Egyptian-Soudan army being safe is being again discussed. Colonel Coetlogau sends a message from Khartoum dated November ri->, saving Yizitelly, the artist of the London Graphic, is tbe sole survivor of the recent battle with El Mabdi’s forces, and that he is a prisoner at El Obeid. Colonel Coetlogan says the situation is most critical.

MUaisaippI River Convention. St. Lons, November 27.—The Mississippi river improvement commission met and adopted a call for a convention for the improvement of the Mississippi river and its navigable tributaries to be held lu Washington. I). C„ February 5, 1*1*. The call Is addressed to the people of the Mississippi valley and to those communities which are in hearty sympathy with the objects to be attained. ■lore Kentucky Prowe**. Kouiior-Jomnal.l Kev. J. W. Fackler. formerly of this cltv, has made himself famous In Georgia. Although a successful revivalist, it seems he warned two women and mistreated both of them. He also made a specialty of periodical drunks, and proved himself a gay bird generally. He has skipped out to Texas. Indications. Washington, November 25.—Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair weather, stationary or slowly rising temperature, variable vlnds shifting to west and south in Ohio valley, and falling barometer. Lower lake region, fair weather, winds shifting to southwest and southeast, stationary or slight rise In temperature, and falling barometer. A Sort of John Law Scheme. Paris, November 27.—The trial of L'has. DuBrell, alias the Marquis DeKays, on a charge of fraud iu connection with the attempt to found a colony at Port Breton, began to-day. There are eleven ecv defend ants, eight under ball, three fugitives. There are forty witnesses for the prosecution. Mason Going Homo. Washington, November 27.—Sergeant Mason passed through the city this morning on his wav to Locust Grove, Va., where he will join “Betty and the Baby.’’ He thinks of taking a situation in Chicago. An Abandoned Hark. London, November 27.—Two of the crew of the bark Dei Gratia were drowned and three disabled during terrible gales on the Atlantic. The survivors were obliged to abandon the bark. No Constructive Fees Allowed. Th Do Wabash '‘oirnt.v, decided, very emphatically, that treasurer* of counties could not collect constructive fees Judge Elliott. who wrote the opinion, says that the statutes of 1875 and 187!1 provide that a treasurer shall draw a designated salary lie given a i*er centum for collecting taxes and be paid a mileage to Indianapolis and return when making settlements with the state treasurer, and that these provision* measure his compensation. Tbe buildingof the Columbus, Hone A Greens burg road has been delayed by the flood*. Col. Stott to day said he hoped to get the Due into t'olambus next week

UM BY THERM. A TOWNDESTROYEH. Albany. Wiironsin. Wiped Oat by Fire— Seriens Suffering and lajarirs, Ai.bant, Wis., November 27.—Frire early Ibis morning almost comletely destroyed A litany, situated near the eastern line, of Green county, in this state. The flames were flrst discovered at 1 o’clock snd spread rapidly, sweeping Bwsy before them every business building in the place. Including the postoffice and two newspaper offices. There was no adequate facilities for lighting the progress of the Are, and it made such rapid headway that a number of people escaped from burning bundings barely with their lives. Will Roberts, Charles Roberts, and Fred Roberts were severely burned In making their escape from a building occupied by them. Edward Dodge, a youusf man, was crushed by falling timbers, and Thomas Dorman, John Samuel, Thomas Grovenor, Charles Mathels, and Thomas Felloway probably fatally Injured from the same dause. The thermometer is at zero, and the suffering of many townspeople is great. Losses by Ftro. C u.ientk, Cal., November 27.—The lire in the Sumner gold mining works is still burning. The upper and 160 foot levels timbers have been consumed, and cave ins are likely to occur. Smoke prevents an inspection of the 100 or 240 foot tunnel. The works are situated at Koinville, forty miles distant, and cost $750,000. Owing to temporary embairasement the company has no miners at woik. The mine is owned by John P. Jones. ! Tbe origin of the lire is unknown. No iu- | surance. ♦ Cairo, November 27.—Fire at Carbondale, j yesterday afternoon, totally destroyed the State Normal l'Diversity. No lives were lost. 1 he building was the finest iu the state. The students formed a salvage corps and saved a portion of the furniture and library lu a damaged condition. Tbe museum is a total less. The building and furniture cost over $250,000. The fire Sunday night, at Port Perry, Out.,* destroyed about $!50.0C0 worth of property in thc center of the town. The total insurance is about $50,000. A Naval Death Trap. Boston. November 27.—The Advertiser says the United States steamer Sbeuandoah, lying in the stream off the navy yard, awaiting orders to sail, is not likely to secure her full complement of officers,for almost every ■ flicer ordered to hi rendeavers to be relieved. The seamen do uot like the prospect of going round the horn in this vessel, and their feelings are greatly intensified by the actions (A the officers. The sailors claim that the vessel is top-heavy, and that they are crowded together like sheep. Yesterday, the executive officer of the ship. Lieutenant Commodore E. B. Thomas, and Lieutenant Lucieu Flinu were “surveyed” by a tnec/ical 1 iti* er, and ou his report will probably be removed. They have only beeu aboard about a week, and their probable removal only makes matters' worse in the minds of the sailors. Another Account. Mii.w vi kb*, November 27;—An Albany , W i-com-in, dispatch say-: “Fifty thousand doliais’ vtoiih of property iu the business part of town was destroyed by fire this il is morning. It is thought several lives are loi# The list, so far, includes Eddie Dodge, killed by failing walls, and Thomas Dorman lies at the point of death. The seriously ii juted are: John Lemmel, Thomas Graves', j ttarles Mathels. The dangerously burned j u:e: William, Charles and Fred Roberts. | Both printing offices and postoffice are dej alloyed. Cbio’a ttetalitory 111 a 11 ranee Law. Com mbcs, November 27.—The supreme j court, to-day refused the Mutual Reserve Fund Life association, of New, York, a writ of mandamus to compel insurance Commis- ; sioner Moore to license them for business in Ohio, under tbe recent law prohibiting the j issuance of a certificate of authority to a cor- | poratiou organized under the laws of another state on the aa-esjmeut plan, when the laws of such other state cronlDft similar associations of Ohio fromt doing business in their

state.

fnduatrlal. PiTTf-iu'Ru, November 27.—Four hundred miners at Gamble A; Wisher’s mines, lu the third pool, struck lust evening against the reduction of a quarter of a cent per bushel on the mining raffe. The mm objected to the free coal they are compelled to dig which passes through inch and a half screens. Gi.abouw, November 27.—Doble & Co., shipbuilders, have failed. Twelve hundred workmen are thrown out of employment. Four Blen Missing. Di 111 qrg. Iowa, November 27.—Monday morning Fred Jenke), a prominent jeweler, bis sous Fied and Emil, and Richard Hartlg, a pi inter, departed eight miles down the Mississippi on a hunting and fishing excursion. They have not since been heard of, and it is feartd all four perished In the fearful storm of last night. Their boat was seen by lightnin" flashes struggling against the current, and their cries for help were heard. Their boat was found capsized.

CONDENSED NEWS.

Hie I.oas of the Manlatee Confirmed. Chicago* November 27.—Leopold & Austrian, agents for the steamer Manistee, have received a report from the captain of the tug *hlch went over the course the Manistee should have taken, and also a report front the captain of the steamer Hackley, both of which confirm the finding of pieces of the wreck of the steamer, and make certain the fact of her loss with all on board, some fifty persons. _ A Rushing Motion Kino ■‘Ton, Out., November 27.—At a meeting of tbe cltv council, Alderman Carsou moved and Alderman Whiting seconded that tbe thanks of the council be tendered ( apt. Abbie Thompson, of the salvation army, for her labors in Kingston and the amount of good dene during tbe last nine months. The other aldermen rushed from the chamber in a Invdy and did not return.

Krrlngton'a Projects. London. November 20.—The Times states, authoratively, that Krrington. English representative to the Vatican, is not empowered to negotiate tn behalf of the Irish prelates. Many American bishops now in Rome are said to be strongly opposed to the object Krrington is alleged to have in view—to obtain from the }n>pe a further condemnation of the Irish political movement. Th« Catholic Conference. Home, November 24;—Cardinal Simeoui, cu behalf of the Pope, congratulated the American bishops upou their agreement, and upon the settlement of the principal questions which called the confereuce. The discussions to-day were upon the relations of tbe pope and 'the bishop, and the relations of tbe clergy and the bishops. Splendid Present to Rose Polytechnic. Terre Ha nit, Ind., November 27.—A complete set of the Philosophies! transactions of the Royal Society of England, presented to tbe Rose Polytechnic institute, at Terre Haute, by Josephus Collett, president inf the board of trustees, has arrived. There are not ever tno or three complete sets of the books in this country. Kind Words Prom the Thundorer, London. Novrmber 27.—The Times, commenting uuon the celebration of Evacuation day in New Ymk, says the keen American mind is turning largely toward the best tbe medeni world esn give It. The intellectual future of such a race is not likely to di'aii' o'ut the most sanguine prophets.

Domestic. Receipts of cattle at Chicago to-day, 5,S0Q; of hogs, 44,0(0. The International Peace Arbitration convention is In session at Philadelphia. May corn jumped two cents yesterday In Chicago on war rumors from the east. Cincinnati proposes to erect a mammoth cotton mill with a capacity of 1,000 looms. On Sunday night burglars stole $4,000 from the saloon or James Askews, st Atlanta, Go. James W. Osborne, late of Louisville, gave $200,000 for the founding of an orphanage for boys by Bishop McCloeky. Judge Wylie will beer argument on the queetion of his jurisdiction to punish exSenator Spencer for contempt of court. The United states supreme court has decided that tbe Brooklyn bridge can not be declared s nuisance or an unlawful structure. The friends of General Fremont will make an attempt to reinstate him In the army as major-general, and put him on the retired list. Sergeant Mason will open a cigar store In Washington. Army officers generally deplore his pardon, as tending to weaken discipline. Gov. Hale, of Montana, reports the population of that territory at 35,600, *:tOO,OUO,tHM invested in cattle, and the condition ot the schools goed. Clearing house balances last week make an unfavorable exhibit compared with those of the preceding week or of the corresponding week last year. The total decrease is 37.7 per cent. Dr. Charles Hardings, associate professor of physics at Johns Hopkins university, has resigned his position to accept an appointment to the chair of the Sheffield school, Yale college. In spite of the decision of the attorneygeneral that no one can fix a standard of time without the authority of congress, the secretary of the treasury has adopted the new standard. “Sojourner Truth,” the aged negro lecturer, died yesterday, at Buell, Mich., at a very advanced age. She was born a slave and did not know her name. John Schmidt,of Chicago, aGerman, thirty years old and In easy circumstances, In a Ut of jealousy yesterday shot hls wife and then killed himself. The woman Is still living, but her recovery is doubtful. At Wharton, Out., yesterday, three bodies washed ashore, with life-preservers marked “Eclipse.” It Is believed the $teamerhas gone down, with all on board. She was bound from Algonia to Port Sarnia. Tbe colony of Russian Hebrews located on a farm of eight hundred acres In Middlesex county. Virginia, proved an utter failure, after $5,000 haa been expended,and the familles will he sent back to Baltimore. • Fj vans Davis, of Zanesville, O., put a cap on a gun supposed to be not loaded, pointed it at the breast of his eight-year-old boy, and then called his four year-old bov to pull the trigger and shoot his brother. The gun was loaded and the boy was killed. The father Is frantic. General Rosecrans has set on foot a scheme to organize the democratic voters of the country In snn II groui s and grand armies, v ith a chief for each division, and to collect twi nty cents per year from each voter, giving the camoalgncommittce an annual Income of $1,500,000. At New Haven, Conn., a child of James Haggerty died on Thursdav and was embalmed. The undertaker left a poisonous mixture to be applied to ils face. A two-year-old sister drank some of the mixture, and died soon after. Both were buried iu one grave yesterday. Walter Adams Mayhew, son of the well known architect. Charles Mayhew, who renovated St. James church, Piccadilly, London, and whose country seat is Ivlug*ley Hall, Crome. Norwich, England, hat been arrested in New York for stealing a revolver and pair of opera glasses from his colored valet. A Birmingham, Ala., dispatch says trouble is apprehended from the negroes, who threaten retaliation for the lynching of Lewis Houston, for attempting to outrage a w hite lady. They charge that the jutler willingly suircndered the prisoner to the mob. on Saturday night,and that the authorities neglected any measures to prevent the lynching. General Fltz John Porter will spend the winter In Washington, pressing before congress tbe passage of a bill reinstating him in the army. He expects great assistance from GenerafGrant, besides w hat he has already given him. General Grant will be In Washington. also, to urge favorable action on his own bill placing him on the retired list of the army. Admiral Porter's recommendation that war vesse’s be placed on the lake, calls to mind the fact that to do this the United States would have to give Great Britain six months’ notice of her intention to abrogate an existing treaty by which both nations agreed to maintain no war vessels on the lakes of over 100 tons burden and carrying more than one IK-pounder. The large and handsome brick house, mixed Dutch and Belgian style, at the southwest corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty-sev-enth street. New York, lately owned by Mr. snd Mrs. Frederic W. Stevens, one of the finest private residences in the city, has been sold for $600,000. It has' been puichand for Mrs. William C. Whitney, by her brother, Colonel Payne, of ♦he Slaudaid (Ml company, of Cleveland, Ohio. Vorsigw. Juan Yailera. the author, has been olllciatiy gazetted Spanish minister to Washington. Germany, last year, derived a revenue of 2! 0,00.000 fioi ins from the government rsilways. Tbe Mark Lane Express say* growing w heat in England is iu good condition, and lower prices for grain prevail. In tbe first night’s game between Vignaux and Schaefer, at Paris, the latter scored flOO to (’-'N. The game Is 3,000 points for $10,000. An Odesra dispatch says it is feared that thirty live wheat-laden steamers, Ice bound st tbe mouth of the river Don, will he held until spiing. Sir Andrew Eairbairn, liberal member of parliament, speaking at Pudsev. said he anticipated that America would shortly declare for free trade. The match game of billiards to take place !>etwcen Daly and Gamier, at Lyons,- December 15, will be played under the new rules, by which the table will be divided Into eight squares, in each of which tbe player may csrom only once without driving" one of the balls outside of the square. The report that the American bishops proposed that the Vatican send a nuncio to America is unfounded. The report probably arose through mlsauprehension. The Vatican thinks of aeuding MonsiguorHepiaccI to preside, as apostolic legate, over tbe labor* of the council to be held in America in 1KH4.

“Except” Ticket* Illegal. C’ini innati, Noveml»er 27.—The district court gave a unanimous decision this morning, in favor of Hawkins, sheriff, In the contest brought by Beresford, republican. The ground of tbe contest was that tickets known as “Except” tickets were not counted by election jndges for Beresford. These were democratic tickets printed with the name of Beresford substituted for that of Hawkins, and distinguished from the regular democratic ticket by the words, under the title, “Except for sheriff.” The court holds that all suen tickets are illegal, being in their nature opposed to the intention of the statute on tbe subj ect which is to prevent the deception of voters. Valera's Mission. Madrid, November 27.—Valera, the new Spanish minieter to Wa»hingtoo, it is reported, is espeesaliy charred to look after the interests of Cuba anti facilitate a treaty of commerce which (hall satisfy the Cubans. —♦ Thought Oas# Had Him. Lekinotom, Ky., November 27—Jack Bplann has bought the stallion Kadymlon, for IIO.QOU.

PITY NEWS. The First National bant, in the old suit ara'nrt F>ed Knefler et al . to-dav took ju*i* ment ou foreclosure against the defendants tor at>oat $40400.

wunterfriting. 1* no w cm t rialT A telegram to Rev. c. H. Raymond came (hit morning announcing the death of his stepmother. Mrs. Hina Raymond, at C’amhrldge city. Her funeral will take place at 8 o’clock p. tn., Thursday next. The German congregntioos will hold united service* on Thursday. In the morning Ker. X. Hoclm will preach at Ztoa’s church nt Hhg) a m.: in the evening Her. Peters will preach at the Second Ketonned church at 7 jl) p. m. There w as a racket last night on Tennessee street, near South, including several knock downs and a pistol shot, th# latter scattering the crowd. Jealousy is sold te hare been at the bottom of the row, hut who the principalwere did not leak out. Patrolman Hagadorn had occasion, last night, to srrrst two portly drunken men, and he piled them upon the sidewalk and undertook to sit upon them while awaiting the coming ot the pairol wagon. Eventually the captive* got restive, and one of them John O'Donnell (don't confound him with the sergeant) made such a stubborn reaiatance that the other escape!. O'Donnell was fined to-day, for druakeuaea* and resistance. H. I- Brown, the great North American detective. ba\ log burst (lie narrow confines of a small town like thK for the |*utf week and more has been turning the light of bis detective talent on the gambiingfraternity In New Alba

, „ _ barfaL Brown teturned this morning, th# thieving element having broken out again in his absence, and requiring his restraining presence. THK RAILROADS. Dissatisfaction with tho Percents In the Ohio River Pool—President IngalU Complaining- Notes. There tiaa bc-m some rattling correspondence between several of tl* conflieting interente In the Ohio river pool anmit (ho percents, allowed by the arbiters. I’resident Ingalls is not only dissatisfied with the Big Four's percent of Chicago and Indtauai>olis business, but he is disgusted with It and has determined already to have a rehearing before the arbiters and a reallottment. Together with E. B. Stahlman. ef the L. N. A. A (', who is also dissatisfied with the percents, he persuaded the pool commissioner to call a meeting of the presidents and general managers of the lines tn the pool A day was appointed and the various Interests notified. 4. N. McCullough, vice pre-ldcnt of the Pennsylvania lines wanted to know what the meet ingwas for and upon bring told, opposed it flat-footed and there will be no meeting at »resent-at least for the purpose Intended. The outcome of this shows that old enmities have not died, though smothered up in the mutual agreements necessary for forming a pool. Several lines think (he Fan Handle Interest has been

_■ J I JKil-. P only 1 (crest, at least, which is not strongly in favor

of a new Ui vision of the per cent.

The differential rate to Chicago from this city will not l>e mentioned In the forthcoming differential rate sheet, the pool Interest* coucindingthat uninformed agents of outside lines Would regard the diffefant'al as a cut rate and might Urns lead to rate troubles. The I.. R. a \V.. however. Is still allowed the $4 75 ticket to Chicago, against $5-25 bv way of other lines. The Ohio Southern road lias come into n>*. session of the Cincinnati, Columltu* A Hockitt* t alley railroad, extending between Jeffersonville and 01ay»vil!e, Ohio, twenty-eight mile*. It will become a feeder to tbe I., H. A W. a*

General Manager Henderson of the latter, is also general manager of the Ohio Southern. At th* annual meeting yesterday, in Balti lore of the stockholders of the II. AO, roal he total revenues for the year past were retorted at $10,:39,KJT: an increase of $1.355,m The passenger earnings Increased from JI.'JW. Itn to $2,1-JU 884. The total exi<en.*es were $11,-

034/00.

Few rail read nn-n interested in the moven.ciitsof the big Four >>1110181* refuse lo believe that some new route into Chicago is conHnii'btted. The latest minors cdniinr ’ headquarters are that Mr. Ingalls seeksa i

nmplattd. The latest minors coming from headquarters are that Mr. Ingalls seeks a freight arrangement with the Cbieoffo A Eastern Illinois, whereby tolid freight trains may be put on from this city and way stations to Chicago by way of of the C. A F. I. instead of over the Illinois central. It is (he intention to preserve the traffic agreement with the latter, under which 1 asaengers will he hauled ashetetolore boarding trains and landing st

the w ell-known Chicago d.epot.

NII.WAl KEE WANTS TO STAY IN THE COOL. Mu waikke, November 27—8. 8. Merri’l, manager ol the Chicago, Milwaukee A -St. Paul railroad,.left for Chicago this morning, accom panied by General Freight Agent Bird, to attend a meeting of the Iowa freight line pool. Wed nesday. 8t Paul officials say the situation is unchanged; they claim to be carrying sixty per cent, of the live stock, and get from the pool only twenty percent, of the live stock earning* They ask that the live stock freight either be diverted or that they he granted a larger per cent. If an arrangement can be made they

will remain in the pool.

THE EOIE MEETINO.

New York. November 27.—The annual meeting of the Erie road was iiad to day. President Jewett’s report showed Ithe earning* of the

Death of W. C. Holmes.

Y llliam Canada Holmes died at one o’clock this afternoon at liis residence: 7S West North strut. Mr. Holmes has for three years been in declining health, suffering from a complication of diseases. A year ago it was found necessary to remove one of his eyes. Home months ago be went to Battle Creek, Mich., in search of relief. Since letnratng he has been wholly incapari ated from business. The immediate cause of hls death I* supposed to Imre been cancer

of the liver.

William Canada Holmes was the third son of William Holmes, and was born at his father's old hr>mest*ad west of the city, May 23, IS* He received an ordinary school education, and at the age of seventeen associated himself w ith his father in the management of a saw mill, remaining there three years and then engaged iu the lumber and miring business for himself remaining In It sixteen yean. In 1857 he purchased the Isaac Pngh farm, northeast ot the city, upon which, later, he erected probably the finest country residence in tbe state. In 1885, Mr. Holmes puichased T. R. Fletcher's Interest la the Fourth National bank, and was mode Its president. He continned In that office two yean* after the bank had been consolidated with the Citizens' National bank He then engaged tn pork packing business, flrst with Coflln A Landei s, and ofteiwards with Holmes, Petit

Bradshaw. wltb whom he remained

ial revems compelled tbe of the firm from buai-

nntil flna: retirement

(»f lat

ness, of late year* Mr. Holmes has not beeu activelv engaged in business being incapacltat-

td by

On the 15th of December. Hid. Mr. Holmes

daughter* and one son. surrive.

Supreme Court. The following cases were decided to-day: W. H. H. Terrell etal. va John W. Butterfield, etc. Marionh. C. Affirmed. Howk.J. The Town of Cicero et al. vs. orvta Williamson. Hamilton C. V. Reversed. Elliott. J. Robert M. Donaldson vs. The Board of G'ommiMiionera of Wul»aeh County. Wabash C. C. Affirmed. Elliott. J. I ucinda Richardson vs Jackson J. Pate et al. OhoC. C. Revel red. Hammond, J. lake Brie A Western Railway company vw. Maiguret Griffin et al. Carroll C. C. Reversed. Howk. C. J. Sarah Swayne vs. Philander T. Ve*s. Ttppe canoe s. C! Affiimed. Zollar*. J. Clark liobblu* vs The Board of Commissioners of Morgan county. Morgan C. V. Affirmed. Hammond. J. Isaiah Block et al, vs Lydia Richard* et aL ( Union C. C. Reversed. Nlblack, J. The County of Howard, etc., va. Addison P. Armstrong, guardian, etc. Howard C. C. Revented. Nlblack, J. Borah May va- James H. Rice, auditor, etc*. Marion 8. C. Affirmed. Zollars J. Ihe Insane Hospital Commission. The Insane hosjdtal commission Is to-day considering plan* for the new hospital building*, fl lie commission has decided upon the paroha-vi of (he Howard farm as tha site for tbe Bran* vine institution. 'The consideration i* $(7,880 w ith tbe right of wayfora railroad switch from (lie LEA M. I., track* U> the hospital ground*. Dr Roger* has re. > .mmended the incandescent electric light for use hi the hospital. llwakaglvlBg Dinners.

the city, for any one who wiahes to moke th' ciety the medium One dollar will buy a dinner Or the uaroes of worthy people wilt be given to any me, on application to the roams

in old 11) month church building-

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