Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1884 — Page 3
the INDIANAPOLIS NWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, iSSC
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Absolutely Pure. Thk Powder—rwt—. A nuirrel of parity strength and wholfomanaw. More economical than ti>« ordinary klMhi, ^nd oan not be »old la eS5rht,ahiin .
TRADB KUKOV JOHN RAUCH
Capital Olty Cigar. ypfsle by slllnAelMi aesleni tbAta
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"WUl the eenlatiBan Knoker wm mA tied by Prat, nek In Ue charming pamphlet Heeaye. moreover, that tbe rattonel way to nee tobacco la through the pipe. AB agree tbet cely tbe beet tobeeoo ehould be weed. Which ie the beetr That to whieh Kafene haaeootrthated the meet exqalette flaTare. BlackveU'e Bull Durham Smoktng Toheeee fllle Um bBl completely hearty two-thlrda o( all the tobaccogrowu on the Golden Tobaooohelt of North Carolina goea Into the marrofactory of BlackeeU, el Durham. They buy the pick of the entire section. Hence BlaokweU'i Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco la the beet of that tobaoco. Don’t be deceived when you buy. The Durham Bull trademark is on every genuine package.
BleckwalVa Genuine Bull Durham la the choice of all judges of Smoking Tobacco.
ALL GBNUINB HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT K0DE1SHB8 TUB WEAKEST, STKKlfOTH ENS! ™nt t „ _ _ AND BUILDS I P THE V ! fell BTCiTBM BT KNABL- « 1 g I *1 1NG DELICATE PA n j C It n T1ENT8 TO ASS1M1C ■ ■ LATK FOOD. J Vnat be put up In this . Utyle bottle, and be&rl |on label the name of TARRANT A CO., ■Sole Agents for the| United States. STS Greenwich St., . New York ] or aale by all Druggists. Pr1oe.U4.00 jer doe. i
ORATBFUL-COM PORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. BRBAKPA8T. “By a thorough knowledge of the natural lawa which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the flae properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Xnpe has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavored beverage which (may save us many heavy doctore’ Mils. It la by the Judicious use of such articles of diet that a con
»chemises. . Ingland.
GOLD MEDAL. PARIS, 187R BAKER'S Breakfast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocos, from which the excess of Oil has been removed. ItbnsfAres times the ttrengiS of Cocoa mixed wkh Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and la therefore far more economical. It la delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for In valid* as well as for persons In health. Sold fey Grocers ererywhers. ff. BAER i CO., DtWtef, las.
Gentle Women Who Want glossy, Imriut •at wary freases of abundant.
itfrom fklUBg ranOTM dandruff iind U makes the Hair glfing it a carUng I *M tajrisgjt I* Si
CITY NEWS. The Xeta will don their rammer oniform
MnyL
Dr. A. B. Albnagh has gone to Columbus, ludia&n, to locate. WUUe Hieton, an escape from the Reform School, has been recaptured. Thomas Ballard sues for divorce from Louise, aHeglng evil conduct. Last evening tbe friends of Major Boss pold him the compliment of I serenade. fbo executive committee of the State Board of Agriculture will be In session to-
morrow.
Wm. B. Frlsby, wanted In Cincinnati for larceny, was arrested here last evening by
Patrolman Coney.
Daniel Ward, 91 John street, died last evening. He was an old member of Di-
vision No. L, A. O. H.
Tbe health board secretary has served notice for automatic locks to be placed upon
the Haase loan elevator.
Mrs. 7. EL Stewart has been called to OnencastJe, on account ef tbe severe iUuees
of her son, Herbert Collins.
C. B. Gurley launder arrest at Springfield, O , charged with embezzling gtiO from the
Union News Co, of this city.
The Ladles’ Aid society of the 8 xth Chtb fan church will give a social witu refresh-
ments at the church I his evening.
Louts Bchultz has been declared insane. He labors under tbe delusion that he Is entitled to a kingdom, and that be Is hunted by
spirits who Intend to wrong him.
Frank Thorpe, aged 55, died in tbe county asylum last evening. He had a son in this city whom, It is said, failed to visit him dur
Ingthe four years he was in the asylum.
Duncan C. Roes, ibe champion wrestler, and Saraklckl, tbe .lap., will try conclusions at Dickson’s next Monday night, in their final bout for the championship of the world.
The wager la $500 a side.
One of the carpets stolen from George Merritt's residence has been found by Patrolmen Lowe and Meek, who now report they are certain of the conviction of Davenport
and Bogart, the alleged thieves.
Major Roswell tt. Hill, who was elected treasurer In 1880 and who filled the office efficiently for two years, has announced himself as a candidate for the place again. Major Hill lost a leg In the war and Is a very
popular man.
The grand jury bas Indicted Edward Sullivan, John Keefe, Leon Kuse, Anthony Smith, Robert Smith, Jacob Boukes, Tim Ferriter and Edward Jones for larceny, Carr Wilson for burglary, and Martha Barrels
for blackmail
Wm. W. Taley, administrator, and Matha11a P. t widow of Beth W. Taley, have begun a suit against the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company to recover on policies held by deceased, the first claiming $2,503,
and the widow $6,000.
By the bursting of an emery wheel In Rouse’s factory, last evening, Fred Barrons, an employe, was struck upon the forehead with a flying fragment and seriously Injured. The skull was laid bare. Barrons resides
at 613 Prospect street.
Shortly after one o’clock this morning, the watchman of Helwlg’s chair factory, sounded a fire alarm because some one, as he said, told him a stable was burning on Mississippi street. The firemen swore In several dialects when they found the con-
trary.
E. Mornlngstar is the name of a graceful athlete giving roller skating exhibitions this week at tbe Park. Ills evolutions are wonderful In their way, and Inclined to make one believe that the center of gravity Is simply a delusion. Talk about the poetry of motion,
he has It.
01. Moffltt, the well-known typo, for several days complained of rheumatism lu his right arm. ana last evening the pain became so acute that he called upon a physician. The physician located the trouble as foreign to rheumatism, and In a fe# moments cut from the arm, near the elbow, a needle, black at <1 rusty, and with the point broken off When that needle entered his system, Is to Moffltt a mystery. Several weeks ago Charles Emerson h r, d a horse sad buggt from Montgomery, liveryman, Frankfort, Ry , with which he drove away and failed to return. Yesterday Mr. Montgomery came to the city on business, 9-id during the afternoon he recognized Emerson on the street and c rused his anest Emerson says that the horse died after being driven to Charleston, this state, and mn he thru sold tbe buggy gnd harness. THE RETAIL MKRRET. What is Offered and the Prices The purchaser will find a feature of today’s vegetable market in tbe wide variation In prices asked by the several dealers. For example, you may buy asparagus at 10c a bunch, 3 for 25e, but at some stands you will be asked 15c a bunch; new squashes will cost 5al0c, or 15a20c each, according to the luck of the purchaser; new string beans sell at 25a30c per quarter peck; new peas, 20c a quarter peck; cucumbers, 20c each; cauliflower, 20c per head; new Bermuda tomatoes, 20c per dish—about 1 pound; new potatoes, 30c per quarter peck; lettuce, 25c per pound; water cress, 15c per half peck; spinach and kale, 15c per half peck; green onions, 3 bunches for 5c; radishes, 3 bunches for 5c; rhubarb, 2 bunches for 5c. There are old, tough and dry vegetables at cheapening prices. The following prevail: Irish potatoes, 40a50c per bushel from store, 25a 80c from wagons; sweet potatoes, 40s60c per peck; Bermuda onions, 10c per pound, or 25c
per quarter peck.
Country produce, saving the decline in eggs, presents no novel features. Eggs have declined to 14al5c , with goose eggs at double that figure. Turkeys are s< arce and fetch 15a20c. per lb.; chickens, 17al8c. Butter— here’s strength—Is a scarce article, that Is, tbe genuine article, product of the churn, Is scarce and would bring 35c. per lb. if there were any of It in tolerable condition. Creamery Is held at 40a45e.; dairy, 85»40c. Sweet milk (and water) retails at 5c. per quart. In the fish market there is California salmon at 40c. per lb.; halibut at 20c.; white fish. 17c.; pike, black bass, lake trout, 121-2 al5c.; flak roes, 10al2 l-2c. per U>. Game is scarce, and barring duck and snipe nothing
in this line Is in season here.
There la a sameness to the Rest market that makes one’s pocket-book weary. Lamb, forequarter, sells at 20c; hind quarter, 22 l-2c; mutton chops, 12 l-2c. Beef, porterhouse steaks, long, 17 1 2c per lb ; short, 20 a25c; flank steak, 17 l-2c; sirloin, 15al7c; round, 112 i-2c; rib roast, 15al7 1 2c; veal roast, 18c; veal cutlets, 22 1 2c; pork chops and shoulders, 121-Se: spare ribs, 7c; tenderloin, 15c; smoked sooulder, 11c; bacon, 14bam, sliced, 22c; lard, 121-2: per pound; beef tongue, 45a50c each. Fruits of all kinds are somewhat scircer. Choice of orsnges Is narrowed dow-i to Messlnas at 30a50c. per doz-n and Valencias U-leBdo. Lemon* range to price from 15 to 25c. per dozen. Pineapples are worth 40a45c. Cocoanut', 10c. each; figs 20a25c.
per lb; apples, 00c. per peck.
A few mitceUaneOlis articles are lrrewlt> qnoHd: new maple syrup, $1 35 per gallon maple sugar, 15c. per lb; corumea), 3 1-2*8: per lb; cranberries, 20c. per ousr^ au
scarce.
Grace Church Revival.
At 3 p. m. a very Interesting experience meeting was held, and at the close there
aaaw***jp^ —an <»u\a cue wucat? wire a number of requests for prayere. When tbe hour for evening service arrived the bouse wes full and the evangelist preached grandly from “How shall ye esc *pe if ye neglect so great salvation.” The church nulled round the altar for renewal of
c ticket
Nominations in West Indianapolis. The republicans of West Indianapolis met last night and nominated the folio wing u for town officers; Trustees—C. H ReUner, H. D. Ward. Clerk-J. C. Williams. Treasurer—J. h. Benson. Marshall—W. J. Barnett.
The U*w to ho Raforced.
It la understood that the police commis-
sioners, at thkir meeting
ersted a resolution passed
iy acuon. out i; it will he done.
December,
MUNIOIPAX MEM TINGS. The Connell Orders the Low Relative he the Sale of lasparo Rood Enforced— Amended Street Car Ordinance Pa seed by the Board. A lengthy special session of the council was held last night, and considerable business was transacted. By a vote of 14 to 9, the awarding of the contract for the proposed west end sewer was postponed until next January, when the tax levy for sewer purposes will have been collected. The dty tmaurer’s March report showed the following: General fund overdrawn $15,422.12; balance In Tomlinson fund, 885,190.85; additional city hall fund, $28,363.80; sinking fond, $16,225.24. The city clerk drew warrants for $44,452.07 daring the month, and the mayor collected $462.78 in flues and fees. The street repair department expended $5,3$$. 35. A request of the street car company to defer building the Prospect street line was referred to the committee on railroads. The eominluee appointed to Investigate the management of smallpox, recommended that the contract with Dr. Henthorne ae not
renewed.
The lessee of Garfield park was ordered to vacate, tbe property having been rented
to Fred Felz.
A substitute meat inspector ordinance was Introduced by Couucllman Dowling, whereupon a resolution was offered by Conn ctlman Edenharter, directing the board of Health to have 5,000 circulars priated, containing sections 2069 and 2070 of the re vised statutes, and sections L5, 16, 17,13, 19, 20 and 56 In ‘ an ordinance establishing certain rules tnd regulation for tbe government of tbe public markets.” The resolu-
* * » »»h
tlon
‘board of
further provided that the
health will be held strictly accountable for all failures cn their part to immediately file against all violators thereof. Is support of the resolution Dr. Edenharter said that the municipal and sututory laws already In existence fully cover the provisions of the proposed meat inspection ordinance, and if the officers of the city performed their duties with proper vigilance the sale of all unwholesome food could be prevented. The only object there could be In adopting the meat inspection ordinance would be to give employment to three or more parsons who can find nothing else to do. The city sanitary officers should be required to do their duty, and If they neglect or fall to, they should be‘removed. There could be no excuse for their neglect of duty, and no further trifling should be tolerated. He believed In enforcing the laws, and if they were bad repealing them. Messrs. Thalman, Pearson, Trusler and others spoke In favor of the substitute resolution, and Mr. Spabr opposed it. It was passed by a vote of 21 to 2, and all matters relating to the meat inspector
were stricken from the files.
E. H. Dean, ex-councllman, was elected a city ball commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by General John Coburn’s resigna'-
tlon.
A petition from G. G. Grady to build a railroad from Maryland street to Washington, on Missouri street, thence west to West street and south to Maryland, to be used for the amusement of children, was referred to tbe committee on railroad. The State house commissioners petitioned for a special policeman, to be stationed at the state house grounds during the building
season.
Btissenherz's band was granted permission to give a free concert In Circle or University Park, every Saturday afternoon.
Council adjourned.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
At the regular session of the Blard of Alderman, last evening, the bond of Peter Routler for building the hospital addition was approved and a motion to reconsider was defeated. Tbe State ditch ordinance was referred to the committee on finance and judiciary, and the ordinance requiring the assistant physicians at the dispensary io pay Into the city treasury all money collected for services, was stricken from i he files. Several ordinances were passed, including the one for the raising of the grade of East street lu the vicinity
of Pogue’s run.
The amendments to the street rail yay or dlnance were passed, requiring the track to be even with the surface of the sireet; lhat all gutter crossings shall be properly bridged and kept In repair; that tbe company tliill pay an amount equal
to the proportion that nine feet bears to t he whole width of the road where Improvements are made, and in proportion to eighteen feet where there are double track*. Tbe company was also ordered to remove all
T rail in use within sixty days.
The action of the council in orderly the removal of the arches In Pogue's Run beneatb the Eagle machine works was ap-
proved. Adjourned.
Amusement*
At the Grand Opera house to-night. Frank Mayo, ably supported, will open In his beautiful play of “Davy Crockett,” a backwoods drama of pleasing and taking parts. It will be repeated to morrow night, but no matinee will be given. To-morrow night at Lyra ball, one of the most pleasing entertainments of tbe entire season Is promised, for the benefit of the Home for Friendless Women. The principal features will be the cradle songs of all nations, sung in costume and character by tbe following ladles: Spanish, Mrs. Hammond; Italian, Mrs. Levering; Indian, Mrs. Schufman; Hungarian, Mrs. Morrison; Danish, Miss M. Blake; German, Miss Newcomer. The entertainment will close with the American cradle-song. The cradles were painted by Walter Palmer,of Albany,N. Y. The charity is a moat deserving one. At tbe Wigwam rink to-night the last fancy dress carnival will take place. The opening march Is expected to be especially brilliant, as each skater will carry a Chinese lantern, and the whole will be illuminated with colored lights. The May-pole skate will be another feature. Mr. Walter B Rogers, cometlst, and Miss. Abromet, vocal; 1st, will furnish the music. Valuable prizes will be given. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged. To morrow evening at the Park rink there will be another fancy drees carnival and lance tournament, and an elaborate program has been arranged. The champion skater. Robert E. Morningstar, will appear each evening. The Dime museum Is still attracting large audiences. Performances are given hourly, afternoon and evening. A One-Sided Game. The base ball season wes opened here yesterday in tbe presence of twelve hundred spectators, and the home team easily defeated the St. Louis Reserves by a score of 17 to 5. The feature of the game was the bard batting of Kerlas and Thompson, who made a base bit every time they went to the bat. McKeon, phllllps and Peltz also did good work with the bat There was no exhlhitiOR of fielding, as the visitors were unable to make but five hits, The sport w«w too oac-sided to be interesting, and the crowd diminished one half before tbe game dosed. Dorgan, Kerins, Thorny son and Merrill played without any errors. Folio win Is
THE SCORE.
lKDIAK'r'lJ8.R.B P(>. A.e St. LOUIS. R. B.PO.A.X. Dorgan,r...2 4 0 0 tiandras So..z 2 1 i £ Keiln.o, lb. 5 6 7 1 t Wagner, r..2 1 4 0 1
- wagne
Calaban.Sb.O 2 1 0 ]jGo)ds*y, l 0 nPl xvsmrtfi'm tvs 1 It A A A IF i yr »»
, y, 11 Alvord,1
BUI. s
TLomp&'n.ml 5 0 0 OKrehm yt r,cO Keenan. c..l 118 2 1 Dally, lb 0
Men 111 2b..l 1 4 8 0 Philips s. . 3 8 1 8 1
0 4 0 0 18 10 0 4 10 0 4 14
„ 0 14 8
McKtoo.'p 8 8 Oil 1 Biokman.m.0 0 1 o 0 Peltz, 1... 2 2 8 0 1 Bungler, p .1 0 0 4 0 Total .17 21 87 22 5 Total.... "5 127 12 "o
SCORE BT tNHINOS.
Indianapolis....... 2 0 2 8 1 3 0 1 0—17 ht. Louis 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8—5 Rons earned-lndlanapolis, 5. Three-base hits—Thom| ^4^ Struck out—By McKeon. 8 by Hanrler, 3? Bases on balls-By McKeon, 2; by Uangler. 2. Wild pitches—McKeon, fcHaugler. 1. Passed balls -Krehmeyfer, 2.
U m pire—Brennan.
Time—2:20
The Knot Hoia to Bbune.
The secret of the prolific vote at the primary in the first precinct, fourth ward, is out. A strong box had bean made te protect the purity of the ballot, and It was sub mitted for Insoectlon to the piesent kickers, and afterwards the lid was nailed securely
however, so It is
The Inspectors,
said, failed ti» notice thi In the Ud of the box, a knot which ha 1 been deftly loosened and replaced with a sprlag.
down.
failed to m
that there was a knot
tve opportudlote as the
and that oy pressing upon it gav
tea oil
If thl , tie wonder that fifty-three ballots were
deposited openly, while 189 wer j counted
out.
nltr to drop In as many extra ballots as the exigencies might require. If this is true It Ismtle wonder that fifty-three ballots were
RRFORT.
The receipts of eggs have been the largest ever known, both here and In the eastern market The effect has been to gradually redace the value, and prices to day touch 18c; selling from store at I4c, retailing at I Sc. Good country bolter Is very scarce, snd produce men pay readily 18320c for sweet roll. Poultry is steady except geese, which have declined and are dull. Groceries are active and steady at quotation. Bogan and coffees are in state quo, and both seem to be awaiting a pretext for an advance*. Dry goods are moving freely. Dbt eooM—maa: Amenesa. aliea SM
Orchard, 7e: Kearaarge isteen.' 8c; I) samksag
Uc; tic A, Ufcc: BSemcXet h, St*c; Swift river, 8c Mumebaut, ISfec: Lewiston, IP locoes, UMc; EUnchaa.
Ut*C;St Inchei. IS) ‘
TorluJO inches,
SI inches. Be; Usnairam snd Chevolis—Louisiana]
«C. Ain USES*
Hamilton, 1M4C; BsMi
Pacific H
SwJLSH ~u. am Goods—Three-fourths nopilu lustre, Uc: Cashmere M Beige, UMc: sispscs lustre. 1G*C; diistrsUac creoe, ISC, brocsteia, UMc: cashmere, A C 27W
■ - - l. is. a tnti i.MD—Lancaster, sc.
Oxicwkixs Bngire Hard. V4A»Hc- standard a
common yellow, afoBWac. Coffee—Common io ordinary gredea. 9M«!0hc. fair. n«U*c; good. It#
12HC: prone. is«:iXc: strictly prime.
choice, liRlGCC; fancy, UBDqfc; goioan Bio, l«B HHcJan. awAc. Boasted Coffees—Arrmckle’tJjSe Syrups—New mean* mousses, new crop. «9«aac; medium sytnp U&fc: choice, tSBSBc: Starch, a*© SHc.- lake sa ' i SI 15 per car.load:It BB1 Bis
small auaaUtie<
1 75. ▼onatoes. S ih*. |1 00©125. Pott's corn. 2 lbs, local 05; Yarmeuth. *1 SP©1 B; Revere, SI 35; Mountain sugar, i: 73B1 30: Pumpkin, 3 lbs, tior*
120.
FxuiTi
and Nura—Malaga grape 50 per bbl; bananas
tun. issue
nscats 1
Komsmx as 5n«a.un
Aspinwall, S3 , raums London ay are. new, $2 7\J©2 80-, Mnscacc' double crown new, t2 (0©2 B per box; Valencia, *HO %c. prunes, (MOlSc: currants ’SMOlmitelt Leghorn
per tee: 85
5031 00; Jamaica ITOS
S3 OORt no per box Orange*, par pox; Messlra 8*0005 00 per box: Imperial Messina, |6 0C<3'> 5"
Valencia. 18 000 5 50 420 sue: 1
&8
peanuts white Tennessee,
lOOllc. cocoanuts. IS 0007 00 per Lxajuxa Dmoea—Morphine, $4 root 25; quint $1330131 ctncbonidla SOOGV; borax. i4c;camph 38030c alcohol 82 2502 30; aasafotKla. 3d035c; sJa
15 00 per box: Imperial Messina, £ 0P®7 5»
IKOaoc; new Brazil nuts; 10012c filberts, nMOXSe; walnuts, Granobia. OfUSc ngllah. UOl3c; pecans, western. 12014c; raw
white Tennessee, »310c; Virgin'* cocoanuts. 35 0007 00 . per. hundred
a mine
_ . mnhar, C alcohol fit 2502 Xh sssafcetMa. 3d®35c; sJum
tMC; chloroform; 810001copperas, per barret. IS SO; cream tartar, pure, asotoc: castor oil SI 50o 110: on bergamot, per pound, $2 5003 25: soda bicarb. 2040: salts, Epsom. 40*c; sulphur, 504c: salt petre
jOl*c; turpentlneJ38O406; ' ofpotash, SSOUcriardoU. op mm. $4 2504 50; white U
Tnhrexa’ Bum.res—Best brand charcoal tm. lox
14, mu and 14x31 S3 50: roofllng cm, l iocs tm m pigi. Zt
SMC; 27 C Iron, tc; Juniata galvanised. 45 per cent discount; sheet sine, (Me: copper bottom, an;
' ' Jlder, l«01«c.
e, white. (04Mc, i new toot -jk
ne, 8IO%c: bvomlCy 0150: linseed ollSSOSdc
d. Hi Iodide potash, 8140
skins, 8noil a); French calf skins. {
Haw KuRs-cmer. 83 0004 00: fox. grey; 10075; red ■nk.blae* “
texi ■■■
pale. 500: house cat, SOHo,
10041 00-
□msr
arge. dari
. opossum, 5025*: skunk, black prime, 90c krat, SO’ 5c. raccoon, black extra. 100032'00: No.1 i. dark, 80c: pole, 70c. mink, laree. dark. « c ; SOo: house oat, 5® 15c, New Feandisad dog
skins, SOcotl 00. isox—Bar troi
83 1503 25.
Foundisad dog
iron, 82 0002 25: wrought charcoal liar Horse shoes—Borden's. 84 0004 25; Fe
per lb for 8’s, 101 'KATKxna—Frbne aja«c: ragt, lK©'*o
*5c per pound-, mixed and .'.nek. tblpver's prises
Miscellaneous Prod no*. Dealer’s selling prices: kale 81 53®1 73 per hand Honey igozuc; viou-xu na> ianusS 25 per bu crate: Wisconsin 310 00013 uv i-er pol. Cape Cod 813 00014 00; 5 01'05 5J per crate Arn es, table, *4 50« S 00 cooking, (250 Kj 1 rkktw FkKl Vk/rVot-s-kAM 07f> 1/7AI in
rs; hand-picked, navy, 500* 75 Per bushel; medium. 2 5002 SO; marrowfat. (3V ©810. Sweet potatoes. Kentucky sweets, $3 73©4 nr Maryland Jerseys. 84 004M 25. Onions. 32400! 25 per barrel Bermuda, 2 W per craw; Turnios. 31 5n 02 fO per harer Green pcai, ♦2 0'Va'.’ '0 per crate, string beans, |3 OOfeiS 50 perorate: straw jerries 500 69 per quart Maple sugar. 124* per IP: molasses, 31 UUOl 25. Eggs, Batter, Poultry and Game, ■hlppert’ Prices: Eggt, J"c, selling from itorc at 14c. Butter, creamery, 84088c; dairy, Cbotee 250281: "oontry, choice roll WJ*2l)c; selling fr"-" store at 2202Sc; common, U014C. Poultry—Bees, alive Uc per pound: roosters, (c: turkey* pens, alive. 12c: toms. Wo. Me full dressed: weese full feathered, 34 to per dot.; ducks, old. 32 04 per do*. Mallard ducks sen: at 32 000 2 50. Coal and Coke. Anthracite, 87 25 per ton: Pittsburg, 84 50: Brail] block, 83 50; Sunday Creak, 84 25: Jackson coal 34 00; Raymond cuy (4 25; crushed coke. 14c per bushels, or 33 SO per load; lump coke, lie per bushel or 83 00 per load. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Union Stock Yards, April 15 —Cattle—Receipts, 500 head; shipment*, 4?0 head. Market quiet and prices unchanged. Prime shipping steers, 1,450 to 1,500 pounds $6 25@« 50 Fair to good, 1,200 to 1,300 5 66@ 6 00 Medium, 1,060 to 1,150 5 00 »5 50 Stockers and feeders, 660to LOO 1 ... 4 00iA5 s> Prime butcher cows and heifers 5 00&5 50 Fair to good 4 25^4 75 Common to medium 2 75@4 00 Milch cows and calves and springers 30 ®60 00 Veals 6 00®7 00 Bui’s, common to prime 8 25<&4 25 Hoes—Receipts, 2,250 bead; shipments, 1,500 head. The market opened steadr at about yesterday’s prioes, but later in the day values declined, and at the noon close we quote: Medium to; heavy $6 15&6 25 Good light. 180 to 210 pounds 5 85@ 6 00 Common light, 120 to 170 pounds..,. 5 40^5 75 Heavy rongh sows 5 8ya>5 50 Stags and pigs 4 00 $1 50 Sheep—Receipts. 2M head; shipments, none. Market dull and prices unchanged Prime, 120 pounds and upwards $5 0»A5 50 Fair to good, 100 to 115 pounds 4 503-1 75 Good butchers’, 8o to 90 pounds 3 75<&1 25 Common . 3 00@3 50 A EINX HA IB DBESelNS. ,.t Cocoalne dresses the hair perfectly, and is also a preparation unequalled for ‘he eradication of dandruff. The superiority of Barnett’s Flavoring Extracts consists in their purity and great strength* tt ut 8-tu,th Paptllon Skin Cure, that wonderful remedy for skin diseases, for sale by W. H. Alien A Co., opposite the postoffloe. te Papillon Skin Cure is for sale by L. H. Mueller 249 E. Washington street It is certainly a won derful remedy. to Papillon Skin Cure is the only real skin cure. It never falls. For sale by 0. Bruner, 525 North Illinois street ra Ho other remedy tor akin diseases eq ial; Papillon Skin Cure. Oall on J. B. * J. S. Hendricka, MO K. Washington street for a botti* tn DYSPEPSIA Does not get wen of Itself; it requires careful, persistent attention anda remedy that will awist nature to throw off the causes and tone up the digestive organs till they perform their duties willingly. Mrs. Boswocth, of Amherst, X. H., after trying many "sure cures’' without benefit, found that mW sfe. Hood 9 8 Sarsaparilla hit the nail on the head and restored her to health. Among the agonies experienced by tbedytpeptic, are distress before or after eating, loss ef appetite, irregularity of the bowels, wind or gss and pain in the stomach, heart-bum, sour stomach, Ac., causing mental depression, nervous Irritability and sleepless, ness. If yea are discouraged be of good cheer and try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, it has cored hundreds, it win cure yon If yon give it a fair chance,. C. I. Hood A Co. —^ men—I was persuaded to try Hood’s Sarsawho has been troubled with i» .w-’Sfesnaia io
credit.
It u a fact that remedies almost without &S£S£. U, S.‘% found tbeoipoereilleastoworeacwrefor them. No diseam have so baffled all attempts
And yet we say both can be cured, and that Athlopbokos wH do the baBaem. The test proof that it Qaa do it it that it hae ctaos XL
Eer. a R Dennen, D.D., pastor Third
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matism naa kopt niro ircun roe p
^phoros oti Frida Monday he ww* well
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Bev. William P, Corbit, D.D, pastor George St M. X. Churrh. NewHeveD.Oc«m., weekdd upf or two months with mltsninwrtngy RheiinistiKni,
Be,. W. B. . ■ays: "I consider i miracle. Itli to be spread t
The great question is, Will it cure me f We beUerelt wiH Is It worth trying? Yon most decide.
peranaded te tor something aim, bat order st once ATHLOPHOROS CO., 112 WALL ST., NEW TORX. mmwnfggmUJjimmiumiHIII
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GAS STOVES.
No kindling required. No coal to carry. No aslies to remove. Prices trom $2>to $16. GAS ENGINES from 1-8 horse power up. We sell to gas consumers in this city only On exhibition and for sale by the Gas Company, No. 47 South Penn. St.
Hops&MaTt
I V* PfRADt
BITTERS
ITHW 81009 m Liver and Kidney Remedy, •> [Compounded from the well known! Curatives Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mancara I agreenh [THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA & UDIGESHOI,| let apon |bc Liver and Kidneys, IREOtTLA -FTilE" BOWELS,. | They cure Ruer^uatism, and all Uri-| nary troubles. They invigorate, v nourish, gtreogthen and quiet j* the Nervous System. ^rv At a Tonlo they have no Kqual. Take none bet Hops and Malt Bitters. — FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.—
Stops and Malt Bitters Co. DETROIT, MICH. .j
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CYCLONE Insarance.
The Pioneer Cyclone Insurance Agency of Indianapolis—$5 per $1,000 insurance on dwell legs, mills, and special hazards alike. No oolicy fee, and prompt payments.
CLEAVELAND & ADAMS 31 and 33 N. Penn. St.
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SICK HEADACHE k0) They also relieve Dls^Jtress from Dyspepsia, ndigestion and Too , learty Eating. A perfect remedy tor DUzitiess, Nausea, Drowel□ees, Bad Taste in the I loath, Coated Tongue, ainin the Side, Ac. ■Key regulate the Bowand prevent Const!- . The smallest and easiest to take. ■ 4ti in a vial, Purely V« Is. 5 viais by maiifnrfl j®, ECO., Prcp’rs, New York.
Tbe Mercantile Agency. B.ff.DUMffOa.Fwrtotogi R. Li SCARUSCTv No. 8 Blackford Block. Tbuoldeac. the best, the moat prograeMve and the most reliable establishment of the kind tc the world. He ring over MB branch offices full} equipped and in good running order, or three to one more than nay other agency kaa of actually five offices. For over 41 rears we have «*toyw? an unsullied reputation for honesty, reUabulty and fair dealing, and we have unlimited re tooroea for conducting our business anooeafiUy. We toytto a test of oor qualities by the aMsehawtewf vwAiawewnWe w a. svvrw * r «
The best Patent Flour, COLUMBIA. Ask your grocer. Noel Bros,
THB I DUAL CALIGRAPH.
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H. T. CONOE, Gen'l IgT, teO and 78 W. Wash. 8t.. ixoiaxaroiaa,
pend ror ctroouAr. CONOE. Gen'l Ai
$20,000 WORTH Boots and Shoes TO BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OP COST. Haf ing decided to close out our entire Shoe Stock before the expiration of our present lease, will offer goods a! prices that will be certain to accomplish that result. Our stock consists of first and medium claas goods. No shoddy goods in stock. For genuine bargains, call at the OLD BEEHIVE, 2 West Washington St. L. E MORRISON.
$3 Per Ton.
00 JLIi
A8K YOUR DBALBR FOR
$3 Per Ton.
ILLI AN A COAL,
And take no other till you try it. A good steam or domestic coal.
If your deafer hasn’t it, the following have:
W. H. HILDKBRAND, cor. Indiana avenue and canal. Telephone No. 549
' Delaware ek. Telephone No 304.
et st. Telephone 174)4.
HELFKICH & DANLKY, 363 West Washington at.
Coropany'© Office. IO Fletcher A Sharpe’s Block.
W*. U. KhOlLjDU, couin ireiaw fcTOFT & RAU. 87 Were Market at.
Buy Bryce’s Boston Brown Bread.
AfifiUBWUJITa.
DICKSON’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Qxo. A. Dickson Manager. The beat located and moat popular Theater the State.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 15 and 18, “This rule to all when I am dead. Be sure you’re right, then go ahead.” FRANK MAYO In the everlasting sucoees, “DAVY CROCKETT.” Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and Saturday Matinee, April 17, 18 and 19, The Favorite Young Comedian, Mr. BOLAND REED, In Fred. Marsden’s popular comedy drama, “CHEEK.” IWPopular Prices. Sale of coats opens this (Tuesday) morning, April 15.
SKIN CURE
La a specific cure for all Disease! of the Skin, especially Salt Rheum or Eczema, Scrofula, Scald Head, Tetter, Hivea, Radi, Dandruff, Barber* Itch, Piles, Boils, Cat' buucles, Ulcere. Blotches, Chaffy of Infants and Adults, Burn or Scald, Stings, Plant-Poisoning, Pimples, Rose-Rash, I ffq ‘ng, Sunburn; and for all Ulcers and Eruptions ibjtlf gnedy is a peskivs cure witkhJ die us* ef internal remedies.
Dime Museum. 74 NORTH PENN. 8T, An avalanche of attractions for the week commencing Monday, April 14. Entire change in Curiosity Halls and on the Stage. LIVING WONDERS OF THE WORLD. Standard and Startling Attractions: NEW FACES! NEW ACTS: AND NEW FEATURES: In never-ending, ever varying succession, preEcntmg this week an unprecedented bill of extraordinary novelties Open Daily from 1 to 10 p m. SiturJays, from 10 a. m to 10 p. m. Admission 1 Oc io all departments of the Museum, uh n
Gaumtus Thea t r e AND DOUBLE $t (Elevated ^ Garden. One Week, Monday, April 14. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Castle's, Kelly & Ryan Combination.
WIGWAM RINK. Crawl Faucj awl Chiratter Dress Carnival
TO-NIGHT.
The last and the beet of the season, surpassing all others in all Its appointments and exceeding and ontdoing ail other efforts to please and entertain. The Opening March will be the most brilliant affair ot the kind ever witnessed In Indianapolis. Each one will carry a lighted
Chinese lantern.
(HUNT) CHINESE MARCH. MAY POLE SKATE.
ENLARGED BAND
Vocal Selections by Miss AN HIE T. ABRAMET.
Cornet Solo by WALTER B. ROGERS. Admission. 2£c
Tbe -
Mr. J Lovett
ion, 2
floor will be under the management of Lovett, assisted by Mr Powers, who comes from Btohmond for ineparpoteof being
piesent on thU occasion. •
Park Rink. This Week-Bobt. E. Mornlngstar, statuesque skater. Wednesday Night—The Gigantic Festival, Tournament and Dress Carnival.
PATENTS. American and Foreign; also. Patterns and Models H. P. HOOD, room 15 Journal Building, Indlaiterolls, Ind. Uhj
CATARRH CUREl
Is a specific core for Catarrh, a
or chronic, Cold is the Head, Hay Fever, Snuffle* and Sneezing. AU Diseases of the Nos* are cured without fail by this sovereign remedy. It is the only sun cure for
Hay Fever and Rose Cold.
COUCH CURE I -
Is th# most wonderful cough medicine ever prepared. It Is a specific cure for Whooping Cough, Bronchial and HHffter Cough. It contains do ifteac, Jutar emetic, prussic acid, opium or any d’ug ot chemical, being purely vegetable General directions in 10 lan^uagejt
PAPILLON MFC. CO., CHICAGO.
ran balm by Daniel Stewart, Browning & Sloan, Ward Bros., AT WHOLESAi*% te.thji
Alaska Refrigerators fo^§I 0 ^ f A r * (JJennett 62 East Washington St.
STAINED GLASS. GEO. A. BOWBN, 184 W. Fourth 8L, Glnoftanatl, O. Orders taken for. Interior household and onleniastloal decorations. th.*.tn
Cleveland, Columbus Clnelnnsu * Indtusnoll*.
BERNARD OVERIoACK S Pattern Shop. Expert In Fine Machinery and Ornamental
Work.
240-248 8- Penn. 8t.
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RAILWAY TIMB TABUS, I Central Standard Time.l Jeffersonville, Madison A ladlaaaeoU*.
^ ‘ :46PBL Vandalte Line.
. PWsrt, 7.15am ii-Mam,, LC*m, iB.iipm. Arrive, JjOain, lO.Wam, 3.lUpin, 4.40pin. Cleveland, Colnmba* Cln
Depart, 4:15*m, 10:10am.
, (:40am. lO-.SSam. 7:00i
(Brightwood Dfrixlon.) C., 0^ C. * I. Railway.
Depart dany,4:i5am, lOKXam. limam, 2:ia*a.,fcM pm, 5:24pm, *A»pm. Arrive ddlly, t-JStim, ibiHate, H5»pm. 3:2epm. 4:56pm. 5:4»pm, UHMpm. CinclnnaU, IndianapoU*. 6t. Louis A Chicago.
(ClnclpnaU Division.)
Depart, IrfiOam, 10:55*m, 3:45pm, (J3pm. Arrlva, 10:55am, uaoam, 1:13pm, 10:15pm.
(Chicago Division )
Depart, 6:35am, ihtiam. 5:00pm. U:20pm Arrive,
8:35am. KhhHtm, 8:30pm, (:40pm. Chicago. 8t Louis A Pltuonrg-
Depart, *^8em, 10:(Sam, 4.00pm, 4A5pm. arrive,
*:40«uOu\:S7am, 5:27pm, UhTOpm. 'Chicago DlvMoa-vla Kokomo).
Depar. liream, lOcMpm. Arrive, Sfi3aBM:34paL
Wabate,8l Louis* Pacific.
Depart, 7:15 am. 3935 pm, UA> pm. Arrive. JM am.
10:36 am, SdU pm.
Indianapolis * Vincennes.
Depart, 73M am. 5:35 pm. Arrive, 1044 am. (M pm.
CinclnnaU. Hamilton * lodtaaapolls.
Depart. 4KB am, 10J0aaa,4A* pm, (:4S pax Am VS.
8JO am, U JO am, 5.-00 pm, 10:40 pm. Indiana, Bloomington * Western.
Depart, 7:80 am, IUS pm, 1L10 pm. Arrive. SJ5 am
10:36 am, 6:15 pm.
(Br Leals Division )
Depart. (* am, 8K»am, use pm. Amvs, JJ5 am
IK» pm, 8:10 pm.
(Kasterc DWrion.)
Depart. 4:36 am, U:00 am, M5 pm. Arrive, 7C0 am,
4:46 pm, 10J6 pm.
Icdlanapolt* * St. Lools. Depart, 7:10am, SdOpm. IdOpm. UttO pm. Ariivs,
iwrem.
Cincinnati, Wafeaafa * Mlcnlgaa B’y (via BeaUaa Depart: 405am. UUDam- Arrive: faPma. ISdlsm
THEY VIST GO! I have over 1,000 Rolls of MATTINGS, in White, Colored and Fancy Patterns, which I propose to sell CHEAP for CASH, to make room for other goods. Albert Gall.