Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1884 — Page 1
VOL. XVI-NO. WBOU KO.
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\I7 k»TK3-B0T ifpn neuar M %>i Boot i Del* if ware «t. rj.-*, m_ \JL' CJ<Tk:i—(jbo got ■ full K-t uf ieeilT(or %& at if ttl Den a. college 1* K. » en . (V __ W* w Af»TkD- & good h« Ib* i» man with tmail cap!If W < rgood credit, to »» 1 lOhtulne** men in tbla ilclnltf cr Kate one of me moat »a aaole aoeclaluaa ea<-r invented no* pajlcg a i rod of ore. a day.- lb *1* a chance ic dun off 'ed: t jt fall
HcuU'i Mil Vela ware at.
(I* a chance ie’doai off ’ed: f <r fa ill on or addreaa Oto. V Krtrioo M Nora
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TMT AbT*n- situat’on hy WErMter In rciuarant if ca’I <21 North Delaware it- t_ Wl A 4 rau-ki for a fall *ei oftee'h. Demal colII tete. 1* North feni'iy ranlai'. rKtaa hldg.m O/ ABTJfD—To work^ whtre 1 can have me great H Uoi AacborK apiltheaiiUiemaU. ▲ngallnn.
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yy ANraic Bltnatlon In private family ^ r ° w K B, »eaa*omtt lt ' C *° 1 " ei * ^ ’ XX! kJNT* 1>— Bltnatlon h» a hodkteenor wto can II give two Dmr* a day to a let of room. A.d-
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WANXBD—ACiKNTH.
T)|7 AWTKI>—Ten meB: from »10 ;o $15 per day can
Vl Be made »< Fatet^ » ■ o* ht
Irf A MUD-• good aolloltora I<T 00.Id./ trade: 41
II Maaaactiaaetu ave. B Hudior. i nt ANTSD—dct'ir met to ae'l onr h j'May goodi II on wwkl* pay'll-ma t* F Oo 1 er f
Tit ANTKl'-Benf/ ■1‘ antr ajua agebt or Indiana II for tbe Del hold Bafo aid L'rck Co . otBce 154
Wet Waihlngtcn *t
I CO., office
t 0 t B.W
Ttr AJtVitB^a ree *« for Tie belt hooi o"it; wrlte H for partlcdla'* at once, *t*ung czperlancc, H, M Brtv kitcdt, bo» ad), bi. Loo i. mo
‘^yANTCi'-Laa/ apenta7an popltlvnly name ilOa few*lM f M a^am V* Lot 'A hoi *13. CD n«*o^ l ""at UTAA'^kii—A ■iwwi atfeht u .e reae- toie Of toe W atn ego t eaittrn ute tna .ranc compan' >j
to tbe right man. Adlrept Ag-n
Uheral^H ■ew* office.
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lance ntff'jfcnor.) wc-rk icbt r»y mail: U to t' a day can heqnlntiy made: n > c.n>n*cl:ig t>t.<a*e ad-
druaa at oo
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Cadlea aid gant:emen to take nice, ni worg a their owe noinvi ('Hi-
nt r y mail: $l to $1
pleati
t qnletiy made: n > c.D-aaalng: pleate adCe, Ulooe U.'g Co, H.l-on. iMata, bol
(n)iitrn»-a ra/n
SD« ir OWQ Domea: *a vj a :»r eaau» auu quiwuy made-, work aent by mall; no raDvaamug: no aramp for reply. Fleem aodrua* Hetuhie Manr'g Co . 1*0Uadelpma, Fk. (n)tvua a.ta,>ht
can kin. croraet or do
for onr trade at
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WHS’iBS’S £3. , •he r btniea to city < r count'/: f 5 t • $10 weekly eaaUy made at onr tm>trrat gxrCk aeuot ma! any dutance; terd 10 , at ve- or itatnpa, f ir lam'dptwuee an'* pai Ucaiar*. Folroa U’f $ Co.,
ave. New York.
into,
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so a?
AHT7 ^lAt^e and ^oung men In c t or cou ih mea. t rfiit by mall my Uiance; tne • ih ne«« >• nt *»»• ideaKtii y i> can. ' at« to $3 ner di
I $n
meatnatrlig. potr-k cpt' demand tor ou work ».■« i ■oriamp- rrquiirc for r |>I fa tar ng < o . T’rov d ■ re, k. I
“WiiAt” ao«c
y n mn. • ak« $2 to $3 ner day; '■ cpt'»enta Ion we n.vea B-wd urnitb • -ndyemployment: ilr. Ad lroat Hojal M *r.u-
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"W ANXKl.-M180 fCLtL A N F-< )OH
•nr A NT 11?)'- Board of Trade.
H no of
ii; AMTIIO-Bmoke' ktetr
H lately pure; TXTAIfM^- r Fuor tcntlemen txiardtri a-. j:t Bait _VV_M cb'gan •«, t TITANTKD-1 oor gmeMPl on gold watch; W gait II Wnktlagtot ft. i» W AklBn-To pat'H on gold wa'ch pr ie »J Ka*r II Warhlnrton rr. at AM’bD—Oreat 14 o*. anchor »o»p, only 5c; a II woncerfot » aaher t-o» fXTAbTKJU—Surer DHlu.a c.ui on nao at t3. at oue IndtoB* Penial college. If*
Xy Ak^-Nocharge^g extracting te th at the
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AN f itb -as tor a full aet of -Mill, at uaro..rt'a
1IM Kan waabtogton *t.
ANTKD-Oak dlmenilou bllla to taw. FUlm re Lumbtr C ., boxM, cl y. ittu.it \XI ANTKD—l.wn old hat* made at good a* new by II Wm. Joi n, *1 Ifrglefe *-1. tax
yy ^NTm>—Fine go^d^niliug^ » apt*i»lif at Dr TITAIfTBP- Wa'Che* - Tieeire. $< rilo-dt* cl nan M. II BFc. Wea ut-r. > M.aaac.hutettj ave. ut it
WTAilttb—Car.e-’ia, an p-irna, ..n I’a-uieno IT at • Bom A Co ft Heat We*., tngti
^y ANTgjJ -^'arii^r
TTTArtTED—Poarder : bore' W llllnola ai.; « m-tl *
W«SSiK
*a) on paytahlngton at-cta
ma-ani-ant, S9 Booth to, $l 1 »q-x. t3 u t
rr> a *MMJ on teal eibite In Mrribfa'.OO' W. K. Ml K ACie*
\tT ANTkD—«'iotnu* wnu
If JUib corner C.
rtore.
TITAJITKII-SP • Ircea a'lk at 75c. former n lea 11.2*, II at SulliT-n'i, si No te ur.hou at , c.raer Mi
gat rt.
-gera tu repair, at It orriaon’i mbtier and ahi
at a
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ANTHD-Y. u io ae ue table linens *riS- nod Bllnoll kt. ' __ nt 0 TIT ANTKD-A few jiraded ler«oy -o a‘: /ood milkH en andEO .ovt-i syeara oic. Joa.A. Moore, $4 Barf Market ar. ex
TITANTKD—Fc
II quart dellveud. Ingle Jet try Fa-m
u.ei a ,o J, art ut da; in pet clean md pure. Addreaa
TirA14TlU>-It known: monoy t< loan to ama'i t II large auua: no otlav. A len A C*rc», $11$ la*t Wapt tog'OD at. nn .v'h ..n
\Y7 ANTKJi—To iBrure a loan of *%/i r $»!■. * -oil It lecnrtry and g<»r r. to of in.erost. Addreai Bmlceai, 3U) Sor.h E «' at. na of TSTESViO- i' n t' go for bar rain* in Mlk and II linen tanok -cb eft to Sil lvaa'., 50 north lUlnoia kt t opsin till * p. as. nt o_ \k, r ANTKD-People to get gold fllltuga kt 50c ap if ward at Indiana Dental College, Ji.na hilldtag, 1$ Norte Pennsylvania aj. to k TITANTRrs-You to Know M at we are telling H ttovea at coat to aave moving tneA. Paraali
A Medaker. Z1 4le t wa»nmg on at
XJttANTgi»--To are toe ivraeai nod beat tosrela to IT tbe city n' 35c. * rtd 40 . at miadeioaia Store, corner Marktt an- 11 In 1 at. n’o
■tore, corns il/ANTk vi afni
-Total 3 hr r ade Velvet c O k*. O' an- - - tlf el rod ’a. at 75 - on i be dollar. Ph.Iade'pfcla gtare, ao Nonn min it»call at onre. at o
W tmV'rlmnod b^lffl! Oderlg— Oo. in tnd am ■ ti-iaaeone urn to a te.-bj «/ ANTHD—ho (ell f .rn rur-, caroeia. «' vl all ktoda of bona- bold goon* on payi T. Bettorn A Co. s, 154 dan Waabiagton ft
earor,!*. a'0*eaand oni on payments at
AC<V(. 154 dan Waahi»gton at tea
07 ABTkli—Denil' man room.La.r; a c«ly to rata to n M mom. ateum be.t Wba.tly bl c*t $* per
month: board oonveaiieD', 4S.VJ per week.
M.Ntwi office.
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^Mper are not requ Honb Tt-PEf—fte n\.
w *f„ T „rss. 7. M &. r s nble: quiet hcsel ke 11 c* 78 tort Maaaacbuaeti*
.ktoeouaraafrom rr-toffi
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X\J AN Tils— iv tw iiad at lue moiona Densal Col IT le«A gold Oiling* * r 50c npwa-d. aet* of arti tctnl teeth at $5 and $4: extracting free-, up ita<r*' II ■ortfe FoAhiylvanla tv : every aruruoon. nxoopt Saw ayday. tee gjgJ ANTKD—Silver giltrga for 28c: goto aiiinga. TT (0c: do charge for extracting teeth, competent pnctlitoner* alwaya 'n aniH rlntendenee: call at Indiana Dental College, it worth Ptmaiyivnnia tk: BeptkatnwlaTa. to»
for land tn Wto.
TKD—we earn toinn-s for 'and to toon, Kar aaa. Text- an* other sres er* at
partis a, especially ert t a hnv/tg land to ab ve local:tie* can enec prim ■ t a to |by pia-ing me tame gonr band*. H B Bnlder A Cp. 112 N. Sib at.. St.
yy ANIKD-^too lor 2 JU,rt ^uffr^^yV
I wr <
5n for a w< oden toiwl,
10c for n large wooden bowl 10c for n o*‘Vi-r-d *u*»f.-o ! t dli 80c for n braciet lamp wllb rt.fl
Sc for n lama eo-mney
: for n fl-e ac ov-i.
dUb
-etor.
nn n Crompton**'
i tf vq wora, M M***. ave.
WW^^'X^forlSa.
1 R> choice fanuiv lard. :0c. 1 peck p- achbiow potabie*, 15c.
1 Dosbel of »*mi-, Sic. 1 can sugar corn. 10c.
1 gallon pore apple cider. 30c.
Waiton A wo© at 311 fibril
Telephone irffk.
yy A N X»lA^Mor to^'-
^iSc litr k*s»n» dm
iOa rtaedaid ktr* C ng
a sugar.
gar.
can* damson pinna
peer he*
ilea apple*.
35c for Si 'ton 11 ' e'cltok fc for 1 lb lima been* 2Rc for t can* “oik's corn
i ftrke
V5c for 8 ran* 23c for • In* cn
ib Urn* I
Ike for t can* “o'* •
*Sc fork cant Folk * tomatoe*.
»e for S «»» » cherrlsa
14.40 for 1 bi*l Crosm Jewel Door.
»e fori lb lard.
f5c tot 26 in* crown Jewel flour.
ICc for 1 c«n ta rn n.
$1 for 1* lb* Urn; brown *ngar. 15c for 1 can California plum*. Hcjor cm choice 'a*>le roache*. $1 for *0 Ih* light N-w Dr lean* *ngar. H. F. Bcorade-. TU. 72 •od 71 54a»*. ave. a U Schrader.453 ana 464 Virginia are.
■yyAJTTBD-kl for syo* wbyeex'raCiugar. Ij * or l . 7 . lr ’* c *** r wbTtocx^aC »agnr.
Sc' '
for 14 l'ht powdeAmangl^'
_ j for lOlbeoat ..nal
16c for k lb# ebr ir* ia-a.
SSc for 4 ID* new Tnrklab prune*, Me for 4 F* Cbolie OarolfLnrtoe.
25c for II Ibi r*r boon,*, tae for 41b* new cred appls*.
40e for 1 gal chol-e New o-ieau aohmeoa
7c for 1S lb can be*t applet. Wc furl lb mixed ear.ey loe for 1 ib g'< ea coffee
Ike for 1 Ibehoto# om. tn better.
kc /or lb for •Mulder meat ^for Ainibhmaj.
I'fer 'an mat (all* all owvr lows tor 91. at kind of tee* to caoo*e from,
a'eaa-eo nr nnff ••• 1 ooaen deliver* i
. •numnt.101 kootn nuaefj it., oomr MarIB# ieottaaboao*. nor
WAHTtaD-MlSOlLIaAKBOL 8
yy ANTBl*—To rent 2 lark* frost room* at ’. to N. \I7 ANTED—To *e!l go^a baae burner la No”1 H CTder. cbea;; B4 Bortn Sew Jar, ey K. t nr AJfT AD—Bed-room aeu. **. onparmenu. IV at« Born A Do, »7 Kan WMhmg'OB rt, in/AN I'KD—ociy t3f r a ful rtof u-einaitoe II Dental college, to Ataia block. II Bonn Fenn-
iflvapla at
1A. AW i AD- $5 for a f»li *r; of «m>o. e i| free.at Mcjblkv, «74 wait Marxrt
at nil bour*
(JCT ANT KD-A partner wub a au.ai' ca.Uei m a TW g0>a pavl g budge**. F r furl er par 1-u I’drem J A 8. New* office no t
enracUon si. open
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S. New* office
M Interview «• an be b d. Buatoeva t IK/ ANTK1>—Artificial te tk nt $S per mu Dental *• ccl ege, II norm Feantvlvanla at., upvaira, iBtna building: open evdry afternoon qtcept fimurday and anndap. ie» TX7 uNffiD-Madam cemrn* tei a pa*l,preKni and TT futn-e, worai erarm*. cause* apeedy m*r■Ugaa. and bring* back aoceni overt al-o give* chan a of to'* to arconr.p.lan an> ujderuk! g In tualaeat: 1*1 Eau Ohio at., aide ettrance. t_ WJ ANTBD- 20c fori Ib baling powder. If 25: for I Sib can* Folk 1 * oet: ton * 25c for 82 Ib enrt Folk'* best corn 4c few 1 lo best psari start.a. iSc for 4 ba-s Kvcry Day aoap 26* for 4 bars B'» c rlc eight aoap.
untry buuer.
supply of Ocean Brrat c-a x-t.
17c for 1 b cot
Jutt tsolved a freth
Wr
eTKD Sag* a -
I for 15 .tia graiuiated lorar.
gt “ if Ua St &
*1 '• 17 it a wM e Kx n Ii “ 3110# I*n ^e l .wC
of Ocean S I. alt flan
894 North Illlno a at . c
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A No. 1 family finer,
family not
14 for an ,
k3.in fora go a
ki.'ti fra a"cvi kc grace Ii » cut* n dried froi a. Big cut to cauned good.
1, o-eyrrr,
J and 4 rnd’an* ave.. ca,rner Ob'n »■
run QAijfi—rtffiAL atji ata CyiTt BALK—10 lo'a !c Blake’* woods aIdillon, v. ry J low. J onn W. T lake. t
nd farm*. Call or tend
on z
—City property and C R. Coffin A Co.
t'Oli fiACIv- Hotiae and one or more at:ree, ou l. ig* r llth fcVf. cr line; low .lolmW. Hue.; t Lhlr'. HA1.K—Mouaea and tow In all part, of the clt T . JT u* I Jo*. A MoorA 14 Kuat Market at. POK BALE—llouaea and lot*. Ben-! ror llsu XJ ov » Alex M- tAger. L*OH SAI.H—a very Gealraole no iae of 12 roou,*. A wltb 4 a- re* of gr 'und; Teuuoa*-r> and Fall C-eek. e * _ w * l ie r Blver*, agt. Kadlib'i opera no-T*d._ TjiOM 8AI.B—On long tune and eaay terms, hoaae A No 2*4 North Alabama street: Oouae No. 103 Central ave, vacant ioU on North fennease*.-atreet, Clayi-K-I A Kefehem, 2i14 Kaat Washington at. ;a z.S f/TJH SAl.k A complete house of H room a, larpe F lof, alley on ton’li aide, east front Col.g- ave, te-tween Bevemn and Eighth etreeta; a ba-ga n If applied for tocn .Jacob T. Wright. no o No. Idly North 1‘ennavlvanl* street.
WOH HAUfl MXH'JiiiLiLAN hl'JCa. JjHlB BALK—Baloon, cfesp, 355 South Tenaeaaee at. Jjiijlt PALE—Cook itove, 55 North MWl-“ipp etre«t CDB SALE -BteRln’s “Pilot” Sc'c’.gara. warrilrTted f ahaolutoly pun.. te x J/iOK BALK—Mllime y more, '259 M.o-aachuaetla a ace., good 1 < cation. u o! CiOK kALK— HJekory mill wcod, cor I ami spit A wood. Telepboce 522 "ant l?OK BALK -New cone.tr; zliher, cu< 1 ■ 'nijuire a 7* Kaat New l urk street. , v o! to. ...)
I/O It SALE- Flight kh iw ease*, a a gfbvff;, at 176 Wea: Watblngum
»he vlng. counte:
atreet.
■re,
I/OH a A Lit- Final 1 K-oe r*. » I h SUM » ^UU h v ll ri fl, a cheap Addreaa Grocer, News office uo - ! I/OK BALK-Yoonk bull dog. will make gotd a wa'chd- g. flail at 532 Raai Klghth sireef. t L'ok BALK—Hix, 'our. two and ooe-'ui'ac power a ateain . Lglhti C. A. Borufio.d, 41 liraishsw el
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|/U2( BALK -Maaon A Hamd 1 cat'lnu. uraen. F good aa new. Inqulie No ii Arch street !m dlately. u . l/til;,BALK—New se-oad aanl fari.aee. cheap. V Uanai-n, Van Camp A Co , 78 and 80 Bjufii Morldlan gtreet. . h z
CHIU SALK—lilcjcie* for aale ou J: iy payment*. In city. Tha Indli
fiouth Ijllnol* atreet.
ea,> jt montirWheel Co., *9
tb «
I/OU BALF.-btrlc.'iv pure win*-* at f -1 vbe-ger & A Co.'a '’a If'.rnla wlue hoaae, wnolesa e aad retail, Ne. UI3V. Lo .lalanaat .opp. union ilepot. (l)u* at I/OK BaLe—e i.lc htue o.Kaf, tuoac oa 1 1 nil n a bugmeae, for 1223. _ Hamlin L Co.
ut o
Hamlin A Co^
38 Nor*b Delaware atr-et.
l/Ol; gALK—Huffman’s cream, t e~most e'egant F preparation for c i .pped hands, face llpa and rongtikbag of the *kin; p Ice, 25e^ Ai druggft:*. tv z
K
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! BALK—Block of grocerl-s, e*i.«b; ire, 414 W. VVaab at., iti.re room Of 5 rooma adjoining, ttohle, for real.
16
atj-i r'ifMeace B. B. Cjr:>fttt*y.
I/OR gALK—A ’of of parttfl ;n. standing, doors, F etc.: also, a Tuerk water motor and small fa... with wait-rand :la air pipe and other a: uciue. Addreaa .1 M. News otllc-. tl s
IJ I v ISC t f Iff « iv 4. W F SJ I 11 .,4 . 1 l w l/OK SALE—E oguor :ia«« aeat-.r, “Tr nliy,” No, r 40,4 pieces of Russia Iron pipe, gslv inizod zinc and ft une coal hod, 133, on paymeata. Born * Co. 97 K, Waah’nxton atreet, rli 1 I/OR BALB-ieverai nice clean iiocka of );t oceriu* F and other itocks of merchandise in this city. Any one wishing to locate In Indianapolis wid find It to their advantaae to MU on c*. Haalin A Co., S4 North Delaware at. ut 1 l/OU SALK—Ja kaon coal, block coa , c >Vii, dfy L cord wood, stove woimI. mm wood and kt v’ltngs. A. Inayci’s w od and coal yard,
373 Ma-iaaohuseus 've„
1 !9 Maaaai-li'i..-tta ave.
ua nt
jiOK BALK—Buy Btout'a coal. *2.75 a ton. 77 West : Ma. ket street. Telephone 174. tv Z s.tu.th
OR SALK—Choice lot of Voting fly 1 to sue pe> p-mr-d, for 10 dsjs only 11, Uu and 112 Masaachuretis ave.
1 teas, at 20i Ueo Ham ut a
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FINANCIAL. Aiez Metzger.
TX* LOAN—The wond a Soup for a nickel.
TO LOAN—8 I c k, com
erful washing tirrai Anchor
ta ez
on cliy proiiL.ly
r |'0 Id 1' N—Money, at tn* lowes:
1 W wnuama A (‘o. 3 ard s Vinton block. ut s_ r pO LOAN—$ 'V" 1 '', 11 city or farms. IheTcF/low 1. eat rate*. C. w Oorauch, 13 Virginia avo ' al 1 fl’o I.oAn—Money cu> tir-i auirtgage. m auy snm I desirable, .lohu K ma, i‘ and 23 Ttlorao e'oek tnv 'PO LOAN- Private t-tui on depoglt Sums to salt. 1 0 » Griffith) A K.iits, 1814 N' f’en'ijy 'eary r l’0 L“AN-Any anm on purs nal pron-rt.v or real A esiate. J H bull'll,95 K Wash . room 3 uah*
'I'O LOAN—|io.i*»i. at 8 per cent
A uh* » . K. Mica A co. 6-1 Hast Ma
oil real 1
ciin‘3 uob's.t.ti
TO L(5aN—$8,000 for on.) y. ar, ougood farm pro; A eryfiee from Incumbrance. Aadr
s-ket st TJARTIFS fiavii g mo eylo loan ou rt-al •sta'.e.aec A J. H.bmltU. 93 K Waali, st . rociin 3 uo li'a.Lt.s
er y fi
: i», city
p-of-L a'.il
'I’O H/AN—ou farms or city pruieirty, privilege 0. I prepayment, terms reasonable, e z Thoa. C. Day A Co T2 East Mamet *t.
T'l LO A rate
oe 1
aN -Private facia, m suoia to suit, ■ of ihieresL Kara: or city property. 8,an ton A Scott, over First national
TO LOAD—Money, in sum* of $100, f2u>, *33. and
A |5», on rea eaiate ut z-tn.th.s W.H.
KTONEV TO iTA loan on. sent. In tores 1.
Hammons Ik Virginia ave,
5 LOAN—Vve nave some money ’0 first mortgage security, at tevpn pet John S. Spann a Co.. n Rates Mk. tn
11/ AJNTKD- 42 OTO for five year* on a saarlon c moty TT fa. m worth fnui tunes the amo :et of ih-< load Gregory A Appel, 7 and 8 Talbott Block, nonh weal comer Pxnatvvanl* and Marvet at*. at
HOKUiSb AND VEH1CLDM. l^iir'sALK—Feny, brldTe fiid sadiTe.' - '';’'«Ts'«' t a atreet, * 1/OK TkaDK—PLao for team, must be goo-i, in a Bhelbr street 111 o’ I/Oll'TtiAHK Ar organ or piano for * hoisd. K. a W. Kuapp, Irvingt n, lod t Vk’ AmTSd " t orsi') to winter. U-st of c*re and ”v reed. M. Long & Oo., 25 Kaat Pch’-I ai. ul a
* 1 new fan
TOR SaLK-1 good «miDV w
agon. 9 H Mar
farm
1 ot
AMTIKD-Buvak ePUg 1 will writeup aaiijcr A v agon, complete. k5U. 2i5 K Mane ft nu ot
OALKB DAILY of venlr’ea and norees. no tale m O charge, at 241 West Wathington itree'. J ick-
•on’a stable.
I/OR BALK—Fine Abdallah mare and phaeton, om A or both. Inquire at Fowler’s gallery, 341$ Baa Washington street h 1
IKVlN ROBBINS A C'».. 32 R. GKUllGl
A Build the very beat carriage*
ion*, at the 1
A BT., tea ana
ge*. phaetons, buggies at very loweet prices possible.
Ke pairing and r painting nromptly and carefully done. A few old and new vehicle* tn (tock at a sac rtfice nn a
_ FOB 8ALB OB TBADB. I/OK BALK OK TRADE-Portland cutter; 310 K. A- Pea' 1 *'. n' o
I/OK BALK OK TKADK—Tw . farm* of 300 tfes. r and S’ 1 acres well Improved, v-ry ch ap. Going west George Owen. On erton. Ind. m ot I/Oli NaLA Oli I'UAdK—IS-uorae power upright A ei g ne, boiler, pump, heater and rack complete. The outfit can he had v ry cheap. KH Llllv A Co. us • 8
auk oaliv OK I'KADH—1 0 fei)t rubb r hose, r Want a good d ruble barreled shot gnn. breh h
Addreaa J H. P'ercv Greer.caatle, pVLKOKTK C r >E'Tva~a5rThwi
AC
Al(0. 1
loader
t/OK NstF Off TK V f 'R Ka saa. lowinTlIaMa a and IndU'*. farm/for icdlaiiAPoiU properly; •1*0. Inclmi apoll* pr p rtr for farm p'op- rty.
Jf 8*e I). Carnil b**i S’ (f re e st
LX)UND- Money saved by buying at the Lion shof a store, 28 Kaat Washington street. v • I/OCND—The largest stoc* of everytmug, jd pay A tr.enta. Born A Co, 47 Kaat Waab'ngton »t. ut * I/O UN D—Call and see us before you >uy. f ut s Born A Co,97 East Washington tu A'OUfJtl—"rtie bea; bane beating it >ve at tie loweat a price* at T. Benson A Co's, 156 E. Washington street, east of court boose. te • A/Ol'Nn—That tbe he** cloak In the city at $i.V). A »5, f8 SO. $7 50 and upw rd I* at ffnl'.rvan’*. Ph ladelpbla *tore. 50 North HUaols street. Store or>en til) 9 p ip. nt o
FOH~ TKADK.
WSHbWH«H % ww-w 4, «S %%%% VV \ WA-VI. VWIV V WAX VWWV. l/OM TKADK -Good vacant lot for ! horses lc. A qul-e at 2S8 Sou' h A stivi a street ut ot
l/OK TKADK—40 o
A new two story bouae, at
or 80 acres, 30 mile* sourh. With
751$ S. Delawi
i u, w ; lu ! street.
t/OK TKADK Teupmsi cloaks. 4U. |Al »2V and A 630. worth 50 percent more. Cab an * examine at Bulllvan's. corner Market and Idlnola street*, ut o I/OK TKADK—A stock of merchandise, comprl*a Ing shawl*, hosiery, ui derwear, gl-. vev a fine set
of store fixtures
vrei
property or a vacant lot.
cry. ut derwear, gloves, a fine set id $1,500 ca*h. far astiallclcy f lot Inqu'rn at 45 W W ash. sut
" PEBSONAD.
TyKRBONAL—Get your Sunday dinner at Stcwa’t JT Place dining ha I; meal* 26ceht*. t_ Y >1 KSONaL—Cvm m I tee* for cbirch festival* are J requested to cah at Rldwed'* f v r price* oa
Christina* Mixes caedF T>KKBONAL—Jo»t receiv'd, for holiday orve
A lot ot White Automa'lc
Shuttle machine*.
lav or'sent*. a
Lutoma'ic •Ingle thread and Waite
Keoatrtac • specialty.
U. K. Staph sms, Gen. Ag’t,
U and 18 Ms**, are.
B. B TIOKBTS
/g|ALL ON FRKT, 1* Snntn U'laol* st.; only ttokH
V_y brokcNT Ib um duri of tb6 Ailtnuactiounanatoad. Moueykaynd. at
INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1884.
{fS'ME'a?®-
FOB BBNT-BCNJMS.
I/4JR KB r onir-*
L'- »i. KANT —F rott r'»m, n.c«s;/ :
A 11 mol* at
|/<>h KK T - 3 nice room*, uui urnuuci A Michigan st
I/OK 1 A Tez
o'ceiy furnished rooms.
[/Oft KENT—Nicely furnlghed front room. F New > ork st
|/oh rtHN'l -Handsomeiy f jrc'med front room. A West Mhlo st ua
KENT - 2 up-*talr* rooms, tosinaii fa 1
st Mi ryisnd it.
Large, nicely furnished fr^tt
a'll.
|7''H Rkw-- Large. n
A 8f West Veimi nt S! J/OKKKNT- K -oirs furnl*ned tr unfurr.:.- 'i—I 98 A North Mississippi st uott I/OR KENT -2 ofll ;e room* over it Kis‘. IVasblag a ion »t. Vance A Co. t I/OK PKN* r Unfurnished room, with wat f 7 9S " North New Jersey si. t
l/OK KENT- 3 unforD’sheC r u D.a, wltu D *_ North Ki w Jersey st. I/OK KENT—Kurnisned room; ginuemca a 78 North Mississippi st.
to?
r m’,
l/OU liUN f -Nu*;y ttiraisiiaa ruoj)*n
i’U
Un i —Halle “ f ro ».i.B,
I A:>h»nift <t, er r, w^na «t I^uU Kk>T— v »*ry desimaie r rio^te. 4142 Nortrt A'ahnma §i
i.’OirkKM
F son iij
r ave
ro Fas®. reftiraac-T* s r ' 4 r'ii
ITaU
Die rooms. «a’'-e or
desTtaiiio room $,
>»of*k Inquire nt room '£i
OOK i^KNI * Chpap unfurniimoo rou ua, F for bouiekeep^iff. W Kaii at oial. $1
Ml tfr < rlT^V.
-''le WtiO' funn«?in«i I '
KKN r- Ho« ne of 3 rooiiid, ajui all c jd> Riiea P vap. 29 kl.en M. t
.SOf bO icAaH«*80f*o Nt. i.OOfJi
ti; * w* h.
t
per
ty
r 4j, H ....^0. I^OI; KKN** - H »U'H i^f L room a. all
I 221 V\ pin Merrill si,
L'« >|< KKNT-7, n'Mn.i 1: Sumn - TTR’Mh. .1 A VliMpr. 2TS >i Is* - *1, i — ii*»•?>••;« ill ii v» n r I Ml AV«. M.'T/.rfvr, O'M Kh!1(»
|*H»H tiKN'i‘—*0114 1 C0&!rt|fti. 1M *VH/4t M t!ir»y F Id ko d cuU<JIi1oq. Oii*l at S Illinois hi • |^'*U K W NT—rou-*' J* ri>o7nT i>a Trv. 1 elc; 6 5 FMtut.h Kant ut. Call ^ b.Mi M -rri
KKNT—Small bou^r \ rent. r *ja 1 *Vii tn* *4>vAra. ay, K^c'^'u
; $r f
tXTK KBNT—arse ’tut of dwelUn/i. r tin * G. v fcrad’'?. *2 V-wTh
pun KKN r-Nlce Mer
Dous* o f 4 rooms every t; 62 MaMe at. A;u»Jy U6
L^Uti r.hNT 5 room Ho i>e, S. t Tror'h Apply ttt Cole’s carpet
Wasliin^ron st
f?t>K KENT—Houne, 234 ^ou: h a Hi'iniH st, i* r )oms r and ht 1-rewiy papered; an conventoL'• 1 a-
qnlre2^b South mhdhp h *t
JX) IS KENT—>ruouu uouse: cel ttr. woa. ia . C 4 "quarts n. e eonrt hnfjT<» Set Adam tent and Hwnl»'fcr *1 >re. **1 W^r MHrviani
LO i
rfiildl hu
HI. N1 67 CdLtral ave.^ rooma ani h a *.»•: Mortal si. .< root’is 1, . a* .d **
1V. w, Kxp y.37 H. \Va - JO North Ca'.u rnla ‘t, r hi'. U-7 Cr 1 jo Id 1 ave. * r Ja«. Greene A O.) « Mar'll.
ro e-»">
lar'luda e t»e>
CHiK KENT—An eiega t re-r ienc.* .. r in srofri comHTifin; *»n efcellin' bn oro- weil and extern, with pump 'n 1 245x291 »tet: rent -e»tK>r»tni* 10 ko-
l parry Vw 1 itfh '
F'h'.'
f Mil*. 74 % e:i. cl t
74 Nor h ist^ei
’P, 9' . .
I)tr. jtinp, 3-i IGoadwa;, ^ rooin« an- sta-ce,.
PwelHiifz m It-ondwav
rty t 1 nrj
»(?, M It-OKI
Dwelnnjt, lt»7 c »! ire li welting 1. w. cor G and «Jat»lt*
Dwel Ing. 74 EhMro d if. r > :Ooni>.
li>K- S19 Sourh A ahami leg. 4*:; N* rtii Alahahi
* < lbt*-rn
-’f 1
H r< voren
* 5 rooms »r*! st , i
uwuod a • u ^iD 9 rooniH
Uwel l litre 11:
bl)r
Dwelitmi.
GweUlT
n st, j ro /U as;. 5 r r
HU' 1 -a-.- '
elitDtf. e4s South Khhi k*. h rooms
lie ton hi, fi r ooniH, '
t i.hi
ill*
H*.
5 "oonin. well, cif»i
i.'we; m*t, A'2 i ohnrn »t, 5 roomp, wei', elite Hweilu if, rfii \\ ert Washlnffton st, 4 roou ». D arHlng r* ar 742 MT New icrK at, 8 rooms 8'0 e 1* id, * 12 M dlson ave aree »a>o 1*1 exit r It ran: hall 'ii K Wa«» tnir?i'n sr Khrm o' 25 acres dwelling of 7 re
dwelling of
barn. Wbst tf city: cnenp. ( a I > rd Rpo con pl*-ie tinr
st*. 9 rooiLH
oras
r\ii: i:KM-r.y t. i « jT77~TT~. .1 ;
I Dwellings.
7V5 North Tennessee fit. ID cmwjwp
( or M2*rHm isDfl Hig 1 cd 561 Nt*rtli Mtaalasipp! Nt, 9 r* on
5 AFh s s»r rr f .. 2-7 IndTflnH RVp 7 rof> S S Vtoii N01 Ui Ht 7 n — 22* 1 ulon hi 7 room*... 4 1 ’7 North AlatAania^t, 6 205 H ake Nt 5 room*
Leon
44 Leon f 6 roi-ras 1?4 Kmitr New Jrnrwy nt, 7 rooms say Sou*b Last ht, 4 robins 2S P mwet st. «rr on'P 7d1 w orth q>nn*niaee st. s ro«>tn« 6 Wallace st (w Indian a po I-), a rooms.. 874 North New Jersey el, 5 rooms 82 Greer st, 4 rot u s 221 North Noblest, 4 room* 5 2 Routh New Jersey «t 5 rooms 88 II llsice ave. 6 rooms 5(» Pra* 4 s» aw $t. 4 rooms
1M» EUta^eth st, 8 rooms.
246 Ksyrtte st, 8
5- Art . or AX i a na ' t x c*h: )II i Him
rite *t, 3 -ocm*...
K, 4
rooms,
kwns
ave, 4 rce ms. . ave* 4nH>UiS ...
»r. s lo a
830
121 M«x wi’l st. 3 roo: 4 olir ove ave. 3 rooms
Wi lav*! e atien loi to these p opertfes *lra(*it, bt n» derate p^lees. CaJI ' *r pui ( K romn A- Co.. noKsst v
iJS 1 —dt.ir erooi M, H. Hpa ** 8
c; 10s
to I
r^TTKlTFNT—Marg** otfl card lo^glu* rooTS; 3rd ■ floor To n*s hjofk J^rres C Toon. u«ot
KE^t—2ou H00. o.tsr *4 Etarti W ^tiin^uu Ht
-T t _ V s. c ■ is r >, l?OH KENT-Very targe an ueairvite at reroom
* 19s BoaTh PenDsyivania at: rett, $45 p»'.r noonih. 1 Walter IPve-* agt, Kaa lali’a cq^n
at rert
moo
a uoaso
KKfl'l — PUAQ.kiaad orgAna at. from $‘..50 to |r P per m >o Tr », and toe rent applied on the pi^cdate. Pear*''*’* «rn«1e i$ NoFtn Pennavivafoa st. tr%
CHJK KENT—5© fine silk
r price, will be • Id accordlngi] Phils del h;a Store 50 Norui lUiao:
9p
Dased 1 Jali at
9 p XT.
:s st Open
liOST-
I OST-Marlon County.
Lj uo ot
SUNDAY SERVICES.
I/OK KENT-Koom*. at W South Delaware . A et^i.w JHJK RENT—Funusnea front room. 2t Indiana av. pbKBKlTtLrunUshed ro-jio*. 1*4 N. Tennessee *1. P' K KhNT—Furnished rsoa > 13: N Alabama jpoiTEENT— Furtuailoe troht rootti. as WTuaHTiu J/ORKKNT—Furmaueo rocmv ’.17 Njr b lUlnol* it. cvirt RKNT—Furaftbed room. V75 N. Delaware *t.
r a- tt
H/oekenI'—4n.ec r -Oil,., f.a (j! N. M'.sa:9-<:;:,bi
A u< fit
f/6R KENT-3 room*, Che.? 55 ftiroa «u
C N hie.
PKESB YT F' U AN CH URCH -Coraer Car and Eftu ba K. V. Hunter, pie.or.
inth'
S K L f
Service* a* usual.
MISCRLLANBOUF.
BAFT 1ST CHUKCH-Cor. Cherry and roadway st*. Rev. R. K. Nelgblxir, pastor. a. m and early evening ■erv'.ce. 7: 91. z
i IT Broadway ! Berrlre* at l<-:»
HUKCH—Cor. of
.A. H. Carenl:^ «i rrl-e*
ncr
NT-1 large desirable front room. 3D Ksct
t
321 N, "t t S
POK HKNT- Nl e.y formined room. 183 Norik A IKInoU irt. • ut nt |/ It LENT—Furnaneu paritr, cheap. 2;l Ka»t A Varke' st t
«Vb*l 11
South sTkait 11
fu . hKNI—Nicety furhlihed fr.hi r.Lm ;<> i<a*t T New York »t_ C?i |/oK rent-Kurnlgne'1 or anfumUhed room*. 2i)l F Nr»*’F Ullnnl* uu of |.vuKftJcN i. Niceiy furmaneu r-——“ - — -* F K»«i Ni w v g «t.
|/uhl r Wei
J/<l!i KEN 1 -N'«' , firai.;,'-., r -jj.t, u . . - i •: A 'tl* No-tb Delaware bl o : I/OK i'.kM- F-.irn!«rie<i trout room. : , F*»t A V aeMngton at. rooni 5. uo tt CH7K KK V'f—Koouc n>» Kaal Wa,r.big'..L s? UmA quire at 2* Ea»l Ohio «t. tl •
1 ilcely furnished front roou.. prvvto fahilly; cheap. 39 Indiana ave u' tt
|/OK KENT—Furnished or imfurnUhed roouis "'u. A brara. IK.Nortb Tenpeeaee st » »* I/OK 1 )- NT—a-rooui home, 41(' and on- Ft f'»e.r I monib. " 1 Kvere't «*, inllanola -i-i ■ J > I/Oll KfiNT-1) iwu e:a1’» ro-im. for uitu r.r,j w;fe 1 or 2 gentlemen. Iffi Kant Ohio »t. vz
|/o iv ' Jf "I
r Van-ie •>'■ l/OK KENT—Front aid o'n>-r rooms, rurcl-ued or A unfarnUhed; central. 25 K-tal Ohio st. t |/oK KENT—F'arfilahed and UDrurnldiie-i roomi; A a so fine ttororf-tm.. at Siewar IT tr,.;. t
|/OK KKNT—FurnUbeo or uufurnunod rootu*. with A trwilhoul boarn my N U il ord'a-n ca D |/OK KENT—Furnished r.'onTi ais“\ _ FF.lc« :or a !:t,hi bousegeenlng. 15 East New York «l. t I/OK KENT—Large froni room, rnr',ia;i.<l-' g^s, F batli-room and a.’ram. 107 N. New Jem y. u i st l/OK KENT—Firn:»b»fi r-K,;',. r t, N ■» rti f'nrnyi A vanla tt. Inquire room 32 Marti i: dale block uot! l/OK KENT—Desirable uufurnUt.ed * n* for " b'Tif*IC(y-plng; ib' fl'or V4 w..«t Vrw Y .rk* 1 I/OK KENT- (.’l eap, deeping ro< no v w y fur I r,lf>be<', ^or grnllf men (.adet t:i! N A aeamal
tiilcuael, 31 CV cto n
>0108; 7 Obf'irT'!or
1*6 N De »w* t‘ • O
|/ ’ KENT-c ood’roa - * *i gle or «w *u to
I t Ja'se D, Carriilcf
1/ • -■ - “n «u. '~ A Frn* ke«p'rg gTu-rd ;1
I/O: ur > 1-4 eleg-.u' unfurnlsboo r •o*n«; every r convenience; referen ea required. 4S.J N’ liliuolt! I/O ny.v r- Nice:? fiirr.Uhed roomT- Kt or v."th a out board, references required. 1.4 f . reiinsMee' L'fi HKNT— DefGable colt »g on •'lei.l >r nee. in y A - mi .V > > r . it* K. Washing -».i
KEi* ir isao 1 tui niailM" I-n roont. ii r iH I ii or. wiUi noaru; d*y boarder* waut-ai. i*3L^i Oh O Bl. V - •
■~F' ~ ' — ■■■"■ 1 . I ■' I
?;>;* RL'N'i—HouaEa
T/OK KEN T- I'art of a'' on e'clicVp i;. N M ••Mlar. t/<):F;(*,Nv—moub-, rl We*( Mtemgan at. TTTTTs • North ll'lnnie at. uz
nnera •• - te
hu a * o r 3 * ><>'n* 7i ~c ab at Inqu're N W.cor. uoief e av ands* \ nt .* ui n l/OK KENT—House* add room*. Se* trFT' bmee r no- ” r» >v.
K**r F i per awe, 159 East
(F-lffie’
l/OK KENT—I’-y .1. 8 Cruse 92 Fas' Maotei » . F Large i n >f dwtldng house in al • >! u City e'sv, a firs cNgs g-oeery, with 3 "« ring room* aifeched. cor 7ih at *nu C lamhlaa « s ', t
.h.
KENT—By Alex. Me.uger. agt. S Odd (tebowl
3.) - C 31 01
rooihi and goo l
9 9 UU
a* being .ova a ». ilarltet st.
FOR RF NT—MIS'"’Fiji, AN BO US. l/OK Kn vT —F lue office room. 71)8 Murldlai »L lei I/OK KKNV—A on Ka»i South U. Tnqdtre at A ' ry -'s bakeev, ao z
m, 235 ■da*sa>;au*allv ave; 10*
once, octll
I/OK KENT-<('pieces all wool ladl“*' cloth at *i r and 75cen 6; the f rtner price of these good*. 90o ai>d *l are hem before tl.ey are nil aold. D. d.SiIUvan, 50 N. minolB F. cor Mark'*: Bt ut o
I OB'l —Hiam Newtounuiann pup, walte breast, 2LJ Jj month* old, had clciiel plated collar on. Returu 211 ('hriBlIsp ave. a r d get a reward.
_ ^ TAKFN UPf
ePAKKN IIP—On li'b tnat.. fmall bav hm*'’; owner 1 can htve same by proving prop^rtv aid paying charge*, at 8pt'leke Kro*.’ dal y. *4 Il lnol* st. t
RKMOVAL,. T> KMOVAL—Emma Kr>l>«rt» ha* removed her ikd'-ehsmaxlng to49>$ N. Utlnoli *:. room 15 and If ua hr
NOTICE T>ALFOUK’d reatmuranr and lurch now still nn A> ton; 21 meal fr.k< to. rt 50; 76 E. Mark t »t. ! FOB BAIiB OB HKNT. j/OH KALBOB BKOT-Ortrt ptsae, cheap. ffiKert
l/OLRTH FKENBYTKKiAN CHL'l I iTatt and Fecnsylvanla st*. He rler, pastor. Preaching 10:3U v m. Ev
omltud.
I ' Nil ED PKESBYTklUAN CHUKCU-Corner of L. MaMacfc-iBeO* avenue and East etreet. Rev. J. i P. CYwan, pastor FTeachlng at 10-JU A m. 8*bbath scrool at ? 3» p. m. r 1 f 'KNITKAjL CHHifel IAN ( bUKCH—Sf-rv! * s by Vj file fisitato*, D*tW Walk. Momtn* EuNt^t- “Tiic kevto tbe great mystery'' Evening; "Our cre-d." Music conduc.ed by I’r> f Or* Pearson * rrHIITD CHRISTIAN CHUBCH-H .hm av-nue, I tw; ween Col.ege avecue and asli slreeL l'na> l.liig u>morro* (Sunday), by the pastor. D. K. Van Brsklrk. at 10.3C a. m. and 7JO p. m. * f/TFf'T PKEihYTEKlAN CHUBCU-sonthWMt r tor. Penn, and New York «t*. Rev. N-ibankl W. St. n D. of Cincinnati, will preach to-morrow I''"' h n-. and 7.3U p. m. The public cordial/ In-
vited.
1/LET CHER PLACE M. B. CHURCH-l or. South F *t. and Virginia ave. Rev J. H. Doddridge, patter. Prescbinu io.:9)a as. *n<J 7:3> p. m Sunoay •u hool p. n . Class / a. m. and 3 p. m. Ail are inV lied. s,
r: orn’ig ord a. y
\l aYFLO^EU
-Si. Clair
li)de, D 1) , pastor. . Sunday ncLocd
ClidH PRK8HYTKR1AN CHt.KCi O and McCarty *u. Divine service
<■: CONGRKGATIONAL IHUUC rtreet. near Ka*t st. Rev. i Preaching tomorrow nu
Strangen cor
un z
Id; if
the
m and 7.1* p m. Preaching .. George Booth. Sunday tchoo
ne serv Preach!’
H—Co:. c ...ur
on
to-morrow at
hy 'he
P’*st
i p. m.
; 2Ii
cGtarty s and 7.1*
Mreo:
an invited.
l/UiST BAPTIST CHURCH—Nortnewl cor. N. r York and Penn, st* Preaching mo b'ng and evening by Reuben .IilTrej*. D D. Denver. Col. buhilay Nhool 2 p. m. Prayer meeting »uurmUj
evening. All are Invited.
t/iK-ST ENGLISH LUTHERAN C'UUIP '1—Cor. of X Ffumnyi vania tand Walnut sts. K»*v. Jo^in
»orrow n. ni ay evening itaciure
T)ABY BUGGIES on paymento. Born A Co.. 97 K. J > w a»hlngton »nvet. at z r |’OH ih 8KTb on paymeuu. Born A vio„ 97 East I Washington atreet. ut x TAClNT FfilL U) give the Lion finoe Siore a tr!*’, LJ g East Wathmg’on «x. v z X*I-KFHONB BARNUM f-r coal an! wood from 1 6 a. m.togp. m. No.M6. un z |AANcING—See Mr*, g. V fhorvic ro, 8 >Va»:,. If st. I iffice hour* '2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m v n > | ' LcKKS, blood and *sin dl»e**e* rrea'M a; Dr. L Denke-Waiter** «.*ttltarlum; 236 K Wash. *t. t z VV* ANTED—Horse* to winter. b**t of rare and »c- » » commodatlon*. Inquire of W. H. Baker room 1« Tsibo.t A New block. la u** th,ta I»Oi'BE A BKO.. wholesale dealer* in fi . ur, mvai IV and feed, commlsglon and g-ato, 72 Souin Deh> ware rt., IndlanapoU*. Telephone 65b. th r TIOW 1» TBI8: 10 pair Itadie*.’ tine jm*: h itioi, II Kochester rr take, wtarnknuid all soil 9 *c. Ci:i ciiDtail Biore. 5H Ind. ave.. 118 W est New York, nt t |7r>EBAL DIRftCTOftS tand emotaiTiar*. r elo a Wottaei(. Telephone. Op n d^^ and ntghT: 71 NorOilHi.taware el. <Jtarrl&g*?s for w and p-*r;l«»fi. uv i
rrE^PiTuNK UN.
1 Troy Steam Lanndry,
for flm c aa* work.
1<C N< rh Dciawsrc «'toet tb i
oianaet* au! lap roric*, tee
l/.- 'R fARGAlNv Id V our large slock. _
H. TxcHxxn’vx
■ A Co .
22 S toerid'ar. n. t'rbl KBCfeiv'Hi). for noiiday p-eseu;-, ■. iot of • I W: !:<. *. to 1 at'.c slrgle thread and Ware b ;rt-
l!e u-ach nea
to ' at'.c *1rg . Repairing
a 8p-rla;cy.
K. STBPaxs-o G"
U7 and '9 v( *
A Pennsylvania
Haltziy, paeior. Preaching lo-mc Sunday tenoo! 2 *■ p. tn. Thursday end prayer meetlrg, 7:9' o’etoch. ^
CKCOND FRESBYTKlUAN CHURCH-U-.f. ttonn. I O and Verm on t slh. Kev. James McLeod, D. !>., I pKEtor. i'retacliing IU:3U a. in. and 7;.*) p.m. I’rriyer j
meetlftps, Sunda? tnomlnp y
Hen<v»l »n.i P.U:
'<*tlr.ks. bunc 7:3** 8tal»batP
/ r FT7 ttta r~r.Tr
i. and 7:.#j p.m
TburHJav ( cltaBfW'fl 2:1' n.
» elect 1 dge no ot
IV T ANTEDLey S on '* coal. $1.75 per ton; 77 West Market ll.,
tei. phore 174.
tet Cm.w “a I criTON rtALifi.
I f 1'NT A M'JCil'BUV. r-ital ♦■'are -Ed sue II !iuns**rt. No.*w Hail Wtasaingon aire-H vSTo.kH
iclcyor coiniry bougiu 01-rutiL
AL INivKUHAL 61 i H l 14* I
V » ry Sunday * t Mu-h: i. ; m. 1‘reactlrg m cond Hint fonr n Sunda pa> T or. Lev. T, L. ]» liiiriJ. «>mf«* imr »
IIrn and ihlrd Sunday A MLS M. E. ( HI Ii /V I'rdbn bt. (,**j Kin I-H'D iny plK
Preat lilngr Sunday *• oriLnyr »»y M,** pn As? i.r>. At nlgnt hy K.v. \N. i;. iiu.
i:« H i*r'y n
«ll»v sriieoi lit: ror. Mail Ison n*r u? s*.rviiv«J n Ly I>r. J ^
ier. K.
of incrcPaadtae la
for casb A l ( TU /V Mol<
hi C Te'
h: ot r ri
<»\ ere
’ Li?, CttH
SALE T»7f ~cToTh!
•pin ss [
oa p, prHs. coats
tastt*
ng —We wi
UcceinOer 17. at ,
No. ^ ic w rtioi g'.oo b.rtet
and.
day mornlrfr, l) ■hip. No. ss K Wd
vohlh, aid ptn
* Positive.
ti r n t & McCurdy, aartloneer^.
1^ [hTTT Pit® I MirJiJiran am eii, ptiii(4>r. rubj*
h' 1
H \ 1 h 1 i IA N C ii l U« Jh' -Cor.
MirhLran %nd Bickford its. Bf.v. J. Ii. Ml
ut 10:JU b. i . » «« :> Ir \i
ir.
pastor. Fulij.c'at U»;.S' 6. m. "Hvb:»." Al' ;h1.1 p n • i. uru 11. rlaiiy InvCcd. Sabbath *.'t.ool 2 Fiit'Jcct a! 7:*' p. c. 'Tbe mojel wif. r> m d f leii'U ar. all in il"d. Seats ir e. KALAVKM fcM. K CM 1)Ki H-Gor. lint. hl. and CtDfral ave. I Lev. A. Marine. I>. It., Ger * r.tl elass !0 a. rn. Preach?-jf? to-morrow . m. Subject; “'he child Jchhih and s so uf.* of the fuil Christ. M At 7-7ti p. rn i>r. Ih Ljcrh will f reach. Young people’s ir.eePng "
in sir^ng^r* Invited.
\J LiatHAN SIKKM M. E. Clil liliti-C York and >!t:rid;.in sts. Rev. Jodi* Ala D. !>., paMor. Cenunnla' l**ve f* H-r 9:JO h m. VTcftCh’mi 10:3ua rr. by the Prr*l*51ng Ki.h r. Itev W. 1$. l!aUU>d. followed t»y sacraur-ent of Uie Lord’s •*U' n r. At 7;:$> p. in. *« nn on u The narren of Ld n." S
ody Invited.
>m» +J l
I » OHKRTb 1'AKh M. K. CHUIK I. ' ••m.uru st*. *to:v. 1. H. Mc.Cot
T iT=-rr
ui. by
**m:A'nr slu. ;
al c at-H 9 a. m. aim cIhsh 6 p. n*. l^-ac.bmg ir. by Kcv. T H. Lynch. 1> I)., nn ! at : :p p. *y Lev. A Mai In**, (»f Central Avurnin %[. K <1.tilt h Nundfiy een.-oJ 2 p. rn. Y«> ng pr.iple’s mee ing .Monday. 7: >» n. nc Prayer aie«!t: »g i - ni r 3-
day,7.JUp. m. Lveryh<»dy Invlr *d.
r. Del. and D.. pasoor.
Preach
1 >LY MOl TH CHUHCH-Cor. Meridian i L York m*. (tscur C. McCulloch, pu.-t W. H Cliirk*-. o^caulst a* d mnshoil dl* day RcrNlcen lo-.aj a. in. and 7 3b p. *n Kvt»
‘'T( th’iie own se f
nd** New
Mr.
tldiie own se f be true.” b i <1 ty *o*io toll ImsttfuU: (iciier» 1 nn^vii.g Tu
‘i fur . fclmri-hand, r the week. The i
topi
J“!j
day. ('.}• ef‘- , u;<r* Urg \l'td • i 1 \ -;e)ii; a0lb ci< i i.ch—Ct»r. onto . ■ a*-. Ih v. J. Albert 1 hmdthaler, j oYio< k-closink' services in me oti * hP on Ml 8w* !i h of t**e c liurch will be re
b*/,
111*
A CCTIOS SALK-rtf well Ket>’. fnrn' tire, - ''hi be sold ■ n Tuesday mu'- ing, Decenner ’.'i. ht It’ o'c ocK, at the reside .c«. Ko. 31' si Vermin; ."■Bl variety of houaen.-il 1 lurr.Uure, o'c.
ui suits, parlor hjvb, easy
■ptab'e, wtiai n > . -a, D
ci no's, fo! ling h;rs ex tleads. c»rd ivi!o, bedmaWre****. "K»il»it
iilig ft ve, oae very ale ly n'ckoi. iu" base bu-ner. No^ to-, dining lirs.tol'e: sc*, wtrd.iw sttodc*. etc.
i; potltlv. Httmt a mck
‘■ns:e i.ig '.i 'jou iiiaim. mltror. marble tei ,n ’ 1; g- in carpels, fair iTBtoti table, BikDils, b
tersloa laMe, s'kDiD, bedslcaJ*. card lab sprlrs*. n a'tri'ifl' 9. spring manre**a*. "11
Done” Coub'e h' ailTg ft
' rimu.ed •'G*i Uau” base bu-ntr.
chairs. tol'P! sc *. wlr (low shade*, etc. T. nn J, c i«b.
auctioneer* ui o
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
A Ll’HACGUNCIL Nu.’..Order of Uh .*:n Fr'enU, w!!, give a social ucd oy»ier'*d per. bafurday
Dnnibcr 13. All file'll* of tu
Tit 9. ;£-<r
AS:
Mi m'ay office of
evnli g. Dmenibcr 13. All
corrtiaoy Invited to a’-tend. Admlralon dee nipper
25 Centp. uu 0‘ H. C. !’*:.» Sec.
ipitoOCKATIiy bOLDiKRS A'O SAiLjftV Ver
If Asrcclailon. to guar *• inlmopiM;
enlu
'K. Dec acy of #
( \ c;
tec:ft*
hist W Mkdeire.
( Bam** M. 1 vlru Sec.
rKVYTONLil BJ !''"
BORN. FYlday, a boy, to Jessie and Dr. A W.
DIED
M< <71 LL— K be' ea McGill, ari d a'.x y '. wo Fnner* fiom her Un* rcldehce. No JOMcGUl sL, Sunuey, Dtx euiber M, t.t 2 p. m. f 7 Al.KOTT—Sai l’d y m irnlng, Dec. I-. . .1 >hn M , Infan: » >n of George 11. and Lizzie «aioou. »g;u in ec memfi* Fai.eral rvlces and burial prlvato. t MAY—Andrew May, of heart disease; aged 70
y* "lie
FurthT notice of fiiueral will be given t
COlVnKMSEH SEWS.
Dumeatlo.
R oelpt* of hogs at Chicago ti>day, ‘24,000, Of ca'tle, 2,500 John ^trobm, meinher of congress from 1544 lo lb48, died at Lancaster, Fa , yes.er duy, aged ninety one. It. has developed tba* the letter from JefT Davlr, which General Siieruiaii CHi'iired au*. read, was addre.*et:d to Governor, now Sena-
tor Nance.
The pork and petroRum leferests art sa'd to have combined for tbe purpose o’ se’ur 1m; rc'uilat'.ry legtelatiou against cue Ger
HiSn tmp’re.
A pibir of cowbois coinpeled a preacher tn drink live or six lemona l" g'avsea of vile whiikv at Answlope, Wy., from taa tlfect' of winch be died. The pat.mt medicine poo 1 , one of the strongest und moet arbitrary organizations of »be Lind in existence, Is ireaibilog oa the verge of dissolution. Ingfreoll Jeiiies the charge of p’agfarlsoi frcli' [ll!tell's “EvIdeJ CiB against C nt-tiau-■tv,” wi'.h the customarj $1,000 p op isitton in’ eoncictlon with lo. it Is esld that the Beecher Tilton tnUter is to be icopened by the publication of the letters held by Moulton. Both sides, it is cibfmed, want this d ne. In a fire at Gray Boynton & Fox’s candy facto 1 y In Dei rott, last evening, Fi ances Meseuiore, aged 14, Annie Lynch aged 2S, and Ellen Uo'gate aged 17. Were burned to
death.
At ihe athletic meeting of the Ninth Ne^ Yo'k rctiuient, ).ibt night. B. Myers ran fifty | yards rn five and one-iialf second*, braMng | all pn vious performances by one eighth of a | second At Key West, Fla., Henry Walker, mate of tbe school er Juiia Bakir, who pleaded 1 guilty to stealing a d selling, a'tor tbecapj f.sin’s d< aib, the tchooner’s cargo, wassen- | tei.' ed to six years. At. the annual meeting, list night, of i l"ymi'uib cbnrch, i Rev. Henry Ward j B< evb’i’b,) 2,.')t;? names we e announced on i the rolls of membership. 6. Y. White was ( rc-eheted treasurer. i t A robber, who was recently captn-ed at pHannlbai, Mlrsouri, proves to be VV'iiiam | Caiiaghau, who escaped from jail a’ S nd- ■ wicb. Ofjiario last March, by mar,] ring i George O'Leach, the governor of tne jad. Mrs. Ida Fiadyth, of 404 North Ashland j avenue, Chicago, has received the welcome | news that her claim for a p iQaion oa bnalf cf Itor Fusbsnd has be u allowed, and 'h -t j -I c wp) r:Cilve kiO.IXKJ pension, sad $12 a j n.or.'ib hereafter. Lewis Fox. manager of the Tate p!intati"n. ten ndies oelow L'ltle Rock, ou tbe Aikai sas river, was found last ntgtD, dead, with a bullet tinough his mouth. He h*d ( been sttliog at a table, writing, and fr.ll forward on ihe table, the shot being fired from i ouiside. Ui FiiJay i veiling of next wrek, Liwren ;e R.vr.t; w'H present, at AlbuUgh's Ooera house, ■Washington, for tne first time in Air erica, Mr. Robert Browning’s drama tn tf«iik verse entitled *’Ths Blot ou the Seiueheon ” The right of the i>Uv w** presented bv the author to M'. BatcM. dur't g the latter’s recent eogagemeut tu L >n den. It was last produced In 184M. at IVory Lane t beater, Landon, under Macrtaly’s managtoient. Foreign. V.r. Adams denies that he haj married Miss Cole) uige. France has purchased seven Brlrish s^e'amers f, r use in conveying additional troops to
China.
Up to November 30, 144,0fi0 Immigrants bad landed In Canada th’* year, against 173._(GO last ye rr. Of these ttO.OOO came to the United B:ate.s. A great meeting of Orangemen will be held at Belfast On January 5, on tne occas Ion of the Wycllffe quincentenary, which will be celebrated throughout thi north of Ireland. Each mail steamer carries to Hong Kong more utrmaesfor tbeCh!i,ese military and naval snv’ce. One handled and twen'v-s x U> rmans have already entered the Cfiiuese
service,
A letter just received by a personal friend in London from General Woheley, commmdcr of the Nile reiii-f expedition,* contained tbe following fiflnitlcaot senteace: ‘Thl, Is the toughest job I ever had.” The Congo committee has provisionally aoerpud ihe French neu'ralfty prop >-als, whb ii provide for free navigation of all rivers aid canals, and freejoaseage oVer ail rail way* and road: 1 , bo'h of the Cong > and Niger cc urtries, by all nations, peaceful or Dclilgerent, for purposes of commerce.
In Ui. dirtll
n’Mi. An L nml aJ-
!*» w 1. Ik- rnhiie »Le cantor 8nn • i ers All ‘rd'ally invltifl. U:lv-Su;idAy dcljo i and ILiuc v. *».. *• n rs lt ( * M.r e »oi!iclJn*r,« urn er feecond^ni Mert-t-H m;\t i>u inlay n urn lag. l>e.c.
W'^Vt
ANNOUNCEMENTS I t IiK CA> U Y.
f KJh»K 1 NO h l uVK^— Fuli line ou payinynw. J / (V Go jJJ; Hi V>'a«ht!iyton >o. n >11) *\ hjlL h.iH 5 large aHSor'immr of rn! .»»<t o > for (‘hritMRiES. bS .NJiiFg ici.'iii'veUrt av* iiue
lAf(‘ AT>T‘T~r7
Ul
aril’ M’ft
•uy
I I l Al ( v ‘ ALT* it3 F r t*fr cUy ju
II Hi 1 w« H' puces ko to Krod. He./’#, -ia^ »cli’ u. fts h\« nne. u z / >fTr e(/H (oStMl FILLS are i u \ I' -rt !•> c ill \ F;<!^ uil. atr' get prices ou iLixetl cau-iy gt M
M ?»8-
ti>r aNr-nuc. t I O* K! ijj<i jriru know ti.at \V«*t rmik i»Inttter • -TY. » « * y, ht J fc I* cj,#Mp, ttj n auy of them, at and •J* l iM ii*. nTei.ue uo l
( \1 2 l JAM h TTvTT tT.
i f j’ ! t <i on Jo»e or New I»; -f > >r. I H'!** ( 1M };< U KB AM) y v*: i?( •! t.iit i. i li*»(i> . ” ftiul v*. Mwi 1 >K <)! PF1 A ~\ » H- u> > ' n the
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imix'm! csttiJy ch • HF!k(*li t s--t rs ‘ VcIKl
r-Y. nt ’7"
venue m m rr
HSS-.rt-
llouiF'n the 1 c > • > n 1 nn<i'iH/>f *|je Mor.- ( iwb, ui! tor FV.,»»; y .h,, Itr tliiT*/ i l North >!• -
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A1 ulu
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li.c*- l tn hSi‘r g* o is nt ' a Fes’ a J cl !!t!reii’> ha
aru Hhuri* aid (
Ins Iftte Vain • doc u ah <* To a« t* ini day l:s
fl^d i rg
Fiic.cig • ) ait* n*»»* e tl cut at -ii Vonh
uh« at easy nirep. lyiinvrrnrnrfr
V a 1 -, |
) Tu *>*«',
can ea t r ev.
• tfrltln? rlnc pal,
» ng
!> 'e-*JvtoF, guui re invJt (1 *• Cali • MHHjaachuset o* «
hig out a lull ot caud
oifdhiil Gy mire. « ni'c'tt-Hb n Ret feampKa tret of ch.i g . •*nue f
I I G KIMJf ini'* K A* O'). havH o*>eQed ') Who tMvie ii. h&d retail Lahforrda ^tuehou eat ' <<. H» x e t LouMana BtreH, oi»j> Hite Ubioii ae Jot Trini orders ho U* i« d. G•»CKi8 del vered t. • at y p .rt of cli.jv, d ua ts
1/TkFTui — r“Y7 , ; _
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r/rtKRKNT~Ifou»e 8room* l-'Cln'oTHnYaY'.~*TT5" I Hout»c Of 5 room*, sjh N-»r)b W**s f tu »o UU u .lohn C. No J WrighFs uD K \?OH MhN l*-—Kor uwenlug or ouaiueaa p. rj» *-ca, jv7 I
P Booth tlllDOlE IT, tu.
/ 1 Stoiy f»“am 7 coutiae, X\ Cobarv «t. 4 roouiE. UO. B i L rocz ichmhu. ‘i't South DcUw.irv s~ l/OK RENT-222 West Tarylauo rt. * ui . i jo - |
i \\.nl juiaE: Rooh ivea loa for . uardhisi u > t Jas. Orecne A Co. Mar
- V > « •)
GcM I
i 8 ll I. W >Y ’$1 4
P'
>i» f ra * Iris by h! hluckUig. For
- I .00 brffore l)« cemher 25 '■!hv S Hool 1 iiu 4 fo I"''*,*. t );ch'*r%’ Ht*!;>s *»r S. H 1 a i r 4 t f ^ N or: 1 4il
r '’I !iLCKJVkt>, I*)l‘Jioilnay pr Mhifc *>u!.,»ui ,tlc Hirmh” threa<i lie mBuLlJoE. Ii* imtrlug a rp» dally,
ii. t&. th
«r f’ri*'e, »;• e .'* ■r §•>)»•. V - -hu ll-
JTfj - kTv"
.efiM. a lo r ni id White oiiu
iiiCN s,’ Gen. Ag'r., 17 and V.« Maiy. are.
Add
i>g and io*n a&HOc'a!F*u i V Vr*h Dg m vVm. (ie'z id I a >1* L.p> arcet nn i Ind ana av :« J tk mrv 5, ls*i5, aeo incl . prcHl nit, < r W H i
• ury, rd- No th MDELedppl et im e s ». 4 bTGOMXiKK-Mra. Dr. Kills. U« Ka* a i u w fa::.' to ftiv correctly life’s hi
*8
t or
•rd >
i'.\i Ui gw -correctly lift ’s f*l ory: 2'vei toll underta«::.gi*, oe It Ou dm*.**, law.
•"VtvJ urn y.v. hat o do'o t»e moat ftucc'-.s.i r u L .f y. u v h t#u l ap y ; if ?Jan, h iw atta a d n * hu duto
r r< ft*8 Lm h* Et snfted *«' t r trott siieeu T«nu« or !iifoi maMon i>f hoier. ft: p Uiiiiu , m tuui |i ottice toms from iu
I !n *il-
. m .tit j i>
o
l.V.AM/KD 1T<
KD VOI. KsTlKLl.-bLD e w..nd'*C-llectt .n H .r-au '
John KkM >v tn., |>rjiirl‘ 1! ml- wl ji i :.iirijir.;e!i
il..e
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4’O'lf-Cl I'.fiB l! U'l— Wifi irumjlt
Ve l.vve rull ibie currt'Bniiiideiit3 l:i evurj'
rrrid.
v.r*
ss iifi'i rtlilis ' li.
1-1 I" t.,u
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A CARD TO t IIK I*U15LI W e have we»-k P’h:* iv ► ut **.l)oujh’ f
ces: 2h and Thorpe block,
I rail ir 8 poll», lod
< Hper loor nm* 4ger.
o Ui- f e huMi d Nev> Ar onv t lien" (tofcdB !
i o.r b t r-
ousea, ar, o .r ..w i r«rh\
- onv then'* gORds »ome ordin rv grMdi*^. Nr. rh
bulk of ttu in A4*. 11 st cUm» aud vci v hu . ft z ns who k- ew of Ui *. arrival of Hies gains hav e U rn c owdlng ' ur store for “>
You cm!) n -t le g it to purchase a' ovt*-'*oar r stir of do i o nt ttcy on- ho txt.aor*,inarily oitcap an you
< Hn now a' Ai cade 10
Aifd*. In' v e r. Wa*h at. Ar ado, 10 West Wgahlogtoo Etreet. ▼ 0 z
I I EliK WE AU < AGAIN
I I Have catsol ilated our two ’toree,
rt gu r.ct'. we are crowded Wemu-ud to tfirow on: lots of tho*-*. I.adi.»' button uni p. 1 ■'! -u * ot. mltBC*' arctic*, kip; rubber*, :Dc, I t * < f 'em; sol-r
tip*
!r* ar a • ) tfirow
mitres' aroHe*, Kip; rubber*. :Dc, I t s i f 'em; sol-r tip sfioes. 9 to l", 9-c ladles tine kid bo..: • , f .9 , ,1 k bti loo holes; n.eu’» sol'd kip b'ot*. |1 J"; m n' r.1 e dress sties In book, ac ' and ’oneres*1 7'. wort' f..'*’, child's rubber* 25c; worked st! intrs f ir fi Id y , ‘.«>o ll.oi. $1.2', beaaUe*; brwl ’76’ T, M Maekii x, 5c box. We can «ull the ladle< Iu fin sfioer
ter I npl"
U'sn
: t.ox. We can suit the any compel'tor. our Come soon. Avenues
fin slues
stock Is lar<e and enuesroe store, Si It
Ind-
( l( ) ,0 h<> K,v *' n tl> ’liB^Piuffiss-.r of_ 2> Wasl.fi.(fton »'-em, and pur,stnf nearest to 'he number of th* movemen: of golj watch Iu sealed case and
n extnbi ton
Dt nearest gu>v», vcid watch, valued 2i “ •• nt ib e t> .*x, •' 3d ” “a '"im, “ 4 h “ “ ip'olu l ead ewe. *' 5th *• ** stiver he 'd ea- e. . •• C'.h •' ■' uieetto.'iv ir pop, "
c'gar holder, “
.$15'.Od . 50,50 2\i>' . 15.1*1
:
"gar l Bl'lltfi
t I et »eu
Vfkl-p.
tin king set, card plate,
ret hi
2,*o 2.'M
pt hook,
two «>r more aurflHt-* o Uie a-me nu r.her flr*w:ng a p»tzc u t; oo r’ccided by lot.^ wrtii c bruken faiiUAry I. t >« award^iiiHde by a r.-unui ue»* Ectett^c hy t’ckei htM» r«. (‘ If. 9UKanWaali leg*on »tro-u Ifidlantopol a ini. e h-B 'pHF ftt* bt!Ou of cap tuljE r a and !r.v ; s»er *'* ca l d I toth* very ifb r 1 Indacfnn^* t* DO“» ofTw-'-i ►vy the ioptofcl o-v s her Vl;t 1 g om, u j 1 h t hi/g»’H ! thinw l • * olo^ado ♦‘luce U»ti Id Ge 1*1 I-e lurg ilrui hi Le*dvli e. lute mi e uaritt t-ecd on Inve-it 7'$*i ts U desired; and pante j*n ton in th* prod h. a
lor D. eau> iucO'i (‘ of fasr j»ro
rare d a • e lor nu;
In a d fon upial op(o.tuotrm me
increase o* va'nea from i
ai, h
f ie tnun r
men. Aiipn the m’n** uu
i rea>*c « •da of 8* 1
va
»r E’ock fMe* to l
he m’u** uuly a Itn It d amoutt of a ocx Is for * This wtiltM ar tee do eat aerutlny. Call and 1 .\>*
' eat scrutiny. Call and Bam^lea « f ihe ores, baili in
and deacr ptWe ca i
gate* tdl« i
cate* of a»fay and dnacr ptWo at my of c*», where th * hooka of the
open for EubH- rtptlons.
Hefer t*y ic^rn'ealon to J. T. Layman, of Layman,
ferttfl* tve aeon
company i*reujw
C-rey A Co .city.
Genera’ refer no.es-To arsr hRa're®^ t lLthcIo, and ’O ft I buaineafl men
n of Sal coiaty
• by i e f m & ( o. dt. t^vr’ refer-
I da, (. dorado, and o officers of Mt. Ayr, lo
Lonofklutw Sil?iu MuftKO CO,
• 1L tr
bjeartera »llh
k< t «tr. et, mdisua'nbi.
John T. Me it ll, tress.
Hta.i.piarter* «lth w E. Mick * Co., 6S East Mar-
NEW ASSOCTATIONS.
VK W BUILDING ASSOOlAriON-Wlll orran'je xv st 17i' South 'iitn >1* s reel, with fWJ.OOU capital, consls;Ij.g of 5M.1 kfiatu* at $20U per share.
Fukukkick Thoms, pres.
z_
mains m.*u!d a fpw sha-e* of stock
of tee Mr rcUan a saving and ioau assoc'.&ffi
atton c n be obtained fro ft 1’otts. or of the rtlrectot on. A J. Haiford, arum
Vbb Cbarle# H. builtfi and S. li. Forte.-, v a v,uo,ta.n
V T KW BAVIN4* AND LOAN AsSOCIATMNLv Weetprn saving «ud lo.n assoola lon organized
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American Aboriginal Religion, The Btudy of accieiit American religions is now receiving attention and It is found thsrt the principal object* of worship of all tbe native tribes were light and the four winds. These were typified as living beings and represented In human form or as birds. Thefijmbolof the cross was common In America, and was explained as a representation of tbe four winds, while the serpant *tn)l>ol gem rally stood for the lightning The mythology of the various tribes has a great deal of similarity. All are declared to have been beneficial lu a degree, and conducive to peace and morality. Accidentally Discovered. Plate gla-s was discovered in an accidental way, tu 1688, by a man named TbevarL It is attributed to the breaking of a vessel conuthing melted glass, a portion of which found 1U way under a large fiagetoue, which, when bubeequently removed, was found u> consist of a plate of glass. This suggested the idea of casting glass m plates. That Blood Curdling Story Spoiled, Tbe Kir reman t, Hass, mystery hu ceased. Estelia Newman's grave was opened yesterday and the body found undisturbed.
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V hsbi ino, W. Va., December, 13 —The bars were drawn in eight large glass factotorle* ftretched along the river opposite this city, 'rom Bcllalre to Martin’s f rry. They are the Eison and Buckeye, of Martin’s ferry, the LaBelle, Bridgeport, Belmont, -Eua, Rcodes Bros.’ goblet wc rfcs aod lantern works of Bellalre.emp’Oylru 2,500 men. About ten days ago the mauufr •‘ uers notified the men that on Decern -r 12;h the Pittsburg basis of work would be adopted, which calls for payment by the' .• ece instead of by tbe month. The m. n as- "d an exten sion of time, v htcb was refum’ Tae glass trade is very dull ard as raar u’acturers are indifferent about ruuuin.’, tu used that fact as a club to force the tarn to their tei ms. A long and dn ary lo •ko!.’'. will be the retain Fevoftie m a tave n ucy ahead, and ihe coming winter will He little less than terrible in this locality. A threatened shut down of all th£ nail millc adds to the di.-mal situation Depression Iu tSudluess at Toledo Toledo, Ohio, December 13 —iV. EL H. Smith AGO., lumber manufacturers, closed duwu last night. They generally employ 150 men, but have been making gradual redue tiers for a month In the force, and only about sixty men were turned out C. Z Krob A Co , carrlagt-top manufacturers, reduceo the r fopce, throwing twenty five men out of work. Many o her lactorles and mar't'facturicg instltutloiia b»v closed down or ruluce.d toelr forces. Gtnori! business de; it salon is tne cause. Hocking Valley Nnw York, December 13—A c .rrespoiuleru iu tbe Hocklr.g valley telegiaptis that the coal syndicate Is cot. warring against, the mliftrscclv. It Is trying to fr izi out the owners of four and five-foot veins by reducing wages, and the coat of mln'ng the eight acd ten-foot veins of the syudieate to a point at which the four and ti to foot veins can cot compete. Taus it Is hoped the syndicate wlil obtain control of the whole region, A reduction of ten cents per tor for mining sueeted coal has been ordered at Bustard’s sbaft, Steubenville, O. Miners are ciggirg at seventy-five ceu'.a per ton. Iht-y had just returned to work after a long titilge. Reduction Accepted. Fittsuurg, December 13—ihe 10 tola per cent, reduction of wages of tbe Union Iron oiills employes has been accep ed and wotk will be continued after Monday as ueua'. A Ten Per Cent. Reduction. Norwich, Conn , December 13.—The Sheluckei mills will be shut down on Decehi' er 30 for repairs, and start agiln January 5 with a reduction of 10 per cent. An Ohio hnlae Nettled, PnvtvNEE, i), December 13.—The strike at B'.lnant mine, McCuuesvIUe, was Settled yette rd-y, the miners returning to work on their own terms. The Trail of ihe Nerp. nt. Jackson, Mich. December 13—Directly corn, ci ed wl;b and growing c-Ht of the fam« us Crouch tragedy there bnve now been ninctiolmt deaths, one attempted rb'clde, anoiher death from natural cau-e-i, an 1 two pir-cre have itacn badly woumird. faere wrre five victiuis of the original 1 raged y, a s follow?: Jacob I) Crouch, aat-rf 74: F. ;o!qe M hue, h s <1 slighter, aged 33 a.id b-r imiort' babe; !4e' r v Whi e-, her hriHoand. aged 31 liar ; Mose° Policy, the dr v-r, aged 3.3. O' her vlotenr dea'bs—Mrs. Da i i uco nb Fetrua’y 2 1884. beart-dl.-i a---, >U'imlited r>> the 'r»gfd>; Jaa.e- For, F-i .- (,45 .5, 1884. (■(.rnn tited suicid*; Lorenz > D l> •an, Idarch 29, D84, in pr.rr xysms broutb’ on i>y insan Itv taured by brooding overttie crime: Alexander H Lee, April 13, I884 though, he wss e>re of tbe. mhrderers and -ufeded A'G mpted S’di-tde—olldsian iers, on VVuiBe-< ay of this w tk Seriously wounded —Elmer Shuler, shot by -Tames Foy, February 4, IN^l, L>. elective Brown’s attempted asiatslna'1 .n, February 7, 1884. The po?ecu*!ng eteornev, F-ar.k Tle-.vltt, died Novemher 22. 1884, of f| 1 c < consumption aggravated by hard work .11 ihe case. Dan Holcomb and Jud Crouch are now on trial for the murder.
The Methodist Cente<1 ury,
Bai.timohe, M D , Deceau cr IJ—Hon, G. D fcbands, of Mlssisslpiit a p.-.cnluect member of the Methodist Epte.u.ul church, presided this morning overthn I'vyaference. After the reading of the minutes of yesterday, a number of repolut'ons w.-re rlT^red ard appropriately referred. A resolii ion tffered by Dr. Kynett, that trie bishops of this conference prepare a pastoral address to the ministers ana peop'e, was adopted. A general discussion on the mi uj-ct of revivals ensu-d, after wh'cn K--v John A. Williams read an essay on • Tne rd-e and prepress of Methodism iu C n .da,” which was followed by an essay by Itev. (Jha'les J. Littleton on “jdeihoiiiBt pioneers and their
work.”
Cunvlcta KIlleG. Knoxville, Tenu., December 13—1,131 evening a la’a! affray occurred a' tne Knox vine li uu company’s coal mines at (J ial Greek, m which two penitent .try convicts were killed and two serious'y wo mded. Ah n* two months ago two .; invicts escaneei from ’he gua-ds, and on this occasion s'x others tried the same gam*, tmt failed. They rushtdout past ti e guar ’s and were ordered 1.0 bait, but aid not. A general row ensued. In wo ch Samuel Mu. lc, of Cumberland c-uot.y, and Sol Wilson, colored, from Croek-tt county, two of tbe convicts were lEstantij killed, their bodies beli g r ddled with tiucksh-t, Himb dtaff i"’, of Green county, another convict, ha 1 fils left arm
shot off.
That Ntiadivurlua’UoHu Boston, Dicember 13.—The c •->’ of Henry A Giecnt against the New Y -rk Ceutrai & Hudson river railroad compaav was decided to d»i. It was attiU for $4 (JLKj duraage.-i to tbe t- ne of a vlollnceilo. cause t oy the neg llgence of a baggage master. It was shown by *i veral pro-ninent musicliiis that there wtie good reasons for believing ;.hat tha insirun ei t »»s a get uine Sia lvarlus, although Mr. Greene purchaiid • us instru oirni In Germany for f!75 It <'assrpiwn that Mr Greene had been off r-‘ fft 000 for the base vl J , and a-v-ral expert* grveatbeir opii.ioD that it was the oirtv instrument of the kind m»de by Stradfwiu- tt at he. ha' n er seen. The Jury awarded Mr. Greene 13,02 i. Rumored Lynching in Maryland. Baltimore, December 13. —v morning paper publishes the statement 'bat. Hcksklah Brown a colored school tea ti*r in a lonely part of Howard county, was hang-d yesterday by thirteen masked men it's charged that he became intimate with 1 young white woman hs declared he had ni rrried No record of the marriage could bn found. The lynching is said to havj occurred lu a wild section of the county, spart-e y populated At Elliott Oltv, the couu’y seat of Howard, no'h’ng had been heard of It, but the state’* attorney sent messen^cis to ascertain the facts. _ Bank Htatem*.n 1, New York. December 13.—The following is the bank statement tor the v.v k ending
to-day: Increase
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of legal requirements.
A New Play for Irving New York, December 13 —It is reported that Mr. Henry Guy Carleton has written a play for Henry Irving, the male character <4which Is an eccentric professional man, and the heroine a woman who has committed a crime. Mr. Irving accepted it. Thu first performance will be given at the Lyceum Theater in London. Mr. Carleton, it is said, will receive for his work, when completed, $12,500.
Indications.
Washington, December 13.—The Ohio and Teimeasee valley, clearing weather, light va»iable winds, nearly stationary temperature . Lower Lake regions clearing weather, variable winds, generally westerly, lower t imperat’.re.
Cabinet Speculation*. . State Auditor Klee (“Our Jim”) writes from Washington: “Congress very tame as yet, and very few cabinet makers on hand. Last night I heard of a cabinet which hat a good deal of merit in tt. Bayard for secretary of state; Randall for secretary of the treasury; McDonald for secretary of the Interior; Oarlaad, attorney general; Slocum, secretary of war, and McClellan, secretary of the naYy."
GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Thf Immrnsc Claim of a Saa Who Finally Died in the Poor Houtf. iq Hartford. Conn, December 13.—“Uncle” Silas Savage, who died this week In the Hartford almshouse in his eighty-ninth year, and who was burled at public expense, was one of the many Connecticut French spoliation claimants, and for nearly a half century he lived in constant hope of having his claim against the government adjusted. His father was well known as an arms manufacturer, and bad besides a large firearms factorv considerable money invested in the merchant marine, service. During the Napoleonic wars, when F.ugland had combined the nations of Europe in the embargo, and attempted to starve Napoleon out, four vessels owned by Mr. Savage—the Drphne, Triton, Juno, and Polly—happened in at a West Indian port and were cona*ca-. Ud with many other American craft. Tae senior Savage figured his loss at |175,000, icc’udlug the vessels and his share of the cargoes that they carried. Eilas inherited an eighth of the claim, and by purchase secured the entire claim from bis brother at a very low rate of Interest. Uncle Silas’s claim would have grown in the eighty odd years since the confiscations of the vessels to vast proportions, being up In the millions. IJe consulted president after president about his claim, and more than one Connecticut senator and representative have int-reeded for him. He leaves scores of letters from the presidents from Van Burea to Arthur. Mr. Savage in early Ufa was the second teller of tha Middletown branch of the United States bank, and was fer years the first selectman of Middleton, besides holding other responsible positions for a great many years. For eighteen years the old man has been a pauper. CITY NEWS. A defective grate, early this morning, set fire to the residence 240 North West street, owned by Billy Morrison and occupied by W. I. Ripley, Loss, toil). The Indianapolis Terra Cotta company has burnt some ot the finest work ever turned out in the west, and several carloads from the Brlghtwood kilns will be taken to the New Orleans exposition. A room in Fletcher Sharpe’s building has been set apaU for terra cotta samples, and some excellent pieces are ehown there. A f rjuad headed by Joe Gasper, and armed with gnns and ammunition sufficient for a battle line, tramped all day yesterday In the slush and scow, covering many weary miles, and returned at night with three rabbits, which could have been bought for a song at any corner grocery. But it waff such fun, embracing as it did chilled bodies, wet feet, chattering teeth, sore throats and heavy colds. THE RAILROADS. Redaction In Lumber Rates-Differen-tial Rate* In the Ohio River Peol not DtBposed of—Notts Indianapolis lines were to-day notified of a reduction In the lueber rate east bound, Ccmmiseiorer Daugheriy annomices that hereafter the rate will be on a basts of 32 cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to New York, against the old rate, 35 cents. The rate from Indianapolis is 30 cents, against 32 1 2 cents heretofore. Lumbermen have complained that the rate made them was too high, and that it was not in proportion with grain and other rates. The reduction, of course, ia to their liking. An associated press dispatch from Ch'cvgo states that the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Is dissatisfied with the recent action of the Ohio liver pool in abolishing the differentia 1 rate given this line, the same being $1 to Ohio river points and 75 cents to this city. Tbe dispatch further iatimates that the 0. &. E. I. wid continue the sale of tickets at tbe differential rate, and that any interference will precipitate war. General Manager Henderson was shown the dispatch to-day. He confirms the statement that the attempt to abolish Ihe differential rate was resulting nnsatisfactcrally. In bis own words: “Tbe differential rate was made (to the Danville route) by unanimous consent, and that action can not be abrogated except by the tame unanimity. The action of the pool was not unanimtu*. But there is no reason for supposing a rate war will ensue. The I. B & W., which by the action of the pool, if final, ia denied the right to make a reduced rate) has temporarily consented to abide by the decision of the pool, but meantime another meeting will be called to c tntidtr this question again. It Is supposed the plea ot ihe I., B. & W. and the 0. <& E. I. will be in accordance with Mr. Henderson's remarks above. Commissioner Richardson will fix an early date for the pool to reassemble. The Big Four for the first week in December earned $4t'>,340, agatnst $40,110 for the corresponding week of 1883, an Increase of $-1230. ‘ Business by rail is not gool enough to be sa'lsfactory, tut prominent railroad men are disposed to look noptfully upon tbe outlook. The Bee Lu e is erecting electric signals at the prominent curves in the road east of Brllefontalne. Probably the lights will be ixtended ov*r the entire road
A Novel echeme Ar'ist Richards. In writing to Mrs. James L. Mitchell, details a novel enterprise in Germany, which has been productive of great results. It is no less that preserving tips cf cigars, winch it is the custom of the smoker to bite off and throwaway. Eome one conceived the novel Idea of collecting and converting this refuse tobacco into a charity fund for the care and educa'ivn o* orptans, and a society was formed which has spread to every quarter of Germany. The badge of membership ie a little cutter and box comb'fled, convenient to carry in the vest pocket, and with which the smoker snips the eud of his cigar, at the same time preserving the detached fragment. When tne box fiila it is emptied at home into some receptacle, and once a year the gleanings aie given to an agent, with which every town and village ie provided, and he in turn ships the same tq a central depot in his district, when a sale is made. The amount realized in the aggregate foot* up a very handsome sum, and Mr. Richards states that it is surprising what good results are acorn pliehed from appareml} such a trifling' source. Every year a cumber of orphan children are provided for In this way. The cutler or “snipper,” or whatever it is called, is a handsome little affair, and is soid to smokers at a trilling sum, about twenty-five cents American money and the proceeds are thrown into the general fund. A talk with tobacconists la this city, show that the waste in tobacco, in cutting off the Ups, would surprise one who has not heretofore given it thought, as shown by the debris which accumulates dally In thetr own establishments, and Mrs. Mitchell is partly influenced to see If a similar thing can not be organized on this side of the Big Water. Shipment to ti.e World'* Fair. The grain firm of J. A, Glosser & Co., shipped today 24 cases of the different grades and kinds of grain grown in this state and handled by them. Also a number of samples of flour, cornmeal, hominy, cornstarch, oil cake, oil meal, grits, etc ", manufactured here. These cases are handsomely gotten up, covered with plate glass and will make a creditable showing of Indiana’s products. A tastefully arrarged blackboard accompanies these samples,'upon which the current prices will appear from day to day, as wired from this city this enterprising firm. This firm are also proprietors of the Capital tlevate r and is now composed of J. A. Cloeser, M. A. Woollen, Geo W. Johnston, late cashier of the Citizens' bank, and C. J. Coigan. Water Analysis. An analysis of tbe water of Cameron Sprirg, recently discovered near Attica, has been made by the professor of chemistiy of the Illinois Industrial Unlversby. at Champaign, and the result of the same has been forwarded to Messrs. Bingham and Foley, of the state auditor’s office. It is as follows: Solid matter lu 100 000 parts of water—calcium su'pbate 3-173, bicarbonate 30.353, magnesium 10.301, silica 1653, sodium chloride 5C8, potassium trace Gases dissolved In water, results stated In cubic inches per gallon, pressure: caibonic acid C.58, oxygen 1 05. nl'rogen 4.46. Its medicinal qualities are unquestioned. Huddeu Death. Andrew May, proprietor of the stave factory on South East street, and residing at No. 125 same street, died with heart disease, shortly after ten o’clock to-day. He WM out this morning, attending to his ordinary business; bat feeling an well, he returiG d home, stretched himself upon a sjfa, and was dead In a few momenta. The deceased waa aged seventy, and he leaves a wife and several adnlt children Mr. May has long been conspicuous bj his a sal in 1 temperance work.
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BAGKER'S Bill BSE The Able Eipour of Corrnptioi il tke Treasnry Department Paili ti Smtaii Himself. iWarL'neton special Commercial Uarotte.J J. J. Barker, the ex-treasury clerk who has been charging that First Comptroller Lawrence passed Irregular and unlawful accounts, came to grief today. He has been posing as a lawyer, and succeeded In being retained by Mr. Springer’s investigating committee as an expert at a salary of six dollars per day. Hereafter he will get but two dollars, the regular witness fee, and the committee won't want more that about a quarter’s worth even at that low rate. In the course of the examination to-day, when Baiker was stating the alleged points at law upon which he differed from Judge Lawrei ce, Mr. Mllliken, the republican member, asked him to give his legal authorities. He could not do so. When asked to read the law upon a particular point In dispute, he discovered that it authorized Judge Lawrence to do what he hid been objecting to. Further quizzing by the republican member of the committee made It plain to everybody present that Barker had not learned the lesson of his attack up to the point of being able to sustain the points made by his own legal knowledge. He floundered about stu-. pldly under a sharp cross-examination, and" finally in desperation announc’d that he had net come there to be insulted. If the committee wae runnieg one end of the investigation, be woe running the other. “I sen you are,” retorted Mr. Mllliken to this outbreak; ‘ you are ruunlng the butt end." After the htaiing to-day, which was adjourned until Monday next, Mr. Barker wm discharged from attendance as an expert and placed on the ordinary witness list, fate practically ends the investigation. Every one who knew Barker predicted it would end In a fizzle. Tbe democrat* who sent this worthy to Indiana to bear testimony to republican corruption In the departments must feel proud of themselves. Disagreement on a Land Grant Rill. Washington, December 13.—Conferees upon the bill for the forfeiture of the Atlantic <ft Pacific land grant held a final meeting to-day and disagreed. Toe House conferees refused to assent to auy pr^lsloa which would send the question to tht courts. Capital Note*. It seems definitely settled now that President Arthur Is out of the senatorial fight, at least for- the present. Last evening the house passed ten pension bills, among them one for the widow of tha late Commander Dr Long. Gen. Bhetidan will be marshal of the day for the celebration in honor of the completion of the Washington monument. Auditor of State Rice says the boom for McDonald, for a place in the cabinet, ia large and growing, and centers on the secretaryship of the interior. After an acrimonious discussion the house, yesterday, passed the resolution to expunge from tbe Record J. D. Taylor’* speech on the Mexican pension bill of last July. BTiie democratic members have given notice tnat they will not support the Mexican pension bill unless It is rid of the senate amendment, striking out. the provision for pensioning all told it re for the Union lathe late war. It is undersiood that tbe governor of New Hampshire wlil appoint Srcretary Chandler to the United Slates senate, on the 4th of March, In the place of Senator Blair. Blair’a term expires on u that day, and the New "Hampshire leghlature does not meet until Jure. It is reported that a movement Is on foat to defeat Senator Don Cameron for reelection, but he and hts friends laught at It. One repott In connection with the matter Is that Cameron really does not intend to ask a re-election, but that Gen. George J. Mairee will be chosen to succeed him. The next senate will have sir republican majority ard probably eight. The uncertainty is caused bv tbe tie In the lilinoU Ictislature. Should the democrats e ect a senator from that state the republicans will have the first mentioned majority, and It Senator Logan’s successor Is a republican, tbe majority will be eight. Of the 325(numbers of the housj of representatives the republicans will have 141, and the democrats 1’•4, showing a democratic majority of 43. The democratic majority in the present house is 75. » Protest Against Increased Duty. Mauseillks, December 13—Many councillors of the department Bouchts du Rhone demand tbe convoking of an extraordinary eesElon of the general council to protest against the proposed Increase of duty on f oreign cereals. Paris, December 13.—Ths tariff committee have presentented a report to tbe chamber of deputies relative to the production of cereals in France. They state that the yield ot cereals In France has steadily increased during the last thiity years; that the present average yield pet hectare Is equal to the average yield in America; that the ImDonation ot grain from foreign countries has a tendency to diminish prices; that the prices of the French products are not regulated by the cort of production, but by the maximum price obtained In France for the cereals of India and America. These cou’d be sold for five or tlxfrancs ptr centeur under the usual P'icet; consequently, they are able to bear a duty without any resulting rise in prices. Expl osiiuk Izi London. London, fi;30 p m. Dec. 13.—A terrii" «xp’orten has just occurred in this city. Tu« report was similar to that caused by the explosion of dynamite. One report is that the explosion was of gas In the railway arghes in Tooley street. Another is that th« bridge over tbe Thames has been exploded. Inquiry will bo made immediately. An Unsnccesafnl Trip. Gibraltar, December 13—The steamer Matteo Brazzo, an Italian vessel engaged in transporting emigrants to South America, put in here for coal and provisions. Shu ten Gt nos, for South America, two month* ago, but the cholera broke out among hor passengers and twenty deaths occurred. Ib consequence of this no South American port would permit the passengers to land, and the ship was forced to return with them. The OU Product. Pittsburg. December 13 —Oil Is astlva. It opened at €82 and with good buying advanced, at 1 o’clock, to 70 5 8c, notwithstanding the McBride well flowed nearly 7,000 barrels the first twenty-four honra. Ik 1* now doing 225 barrels per hour. The total production of the Thorne creek wells it 14,200 barrels, an Increase of nearly 8,MW barrels since j esterday. The Nile Campaign. Cairo, December 13.—The Nile expedition is advancing with much rapidity. With favorable wind the forcee will arrive at Ambskolu sooner than wm anticipated. It is reported that the MabdTs tent la constantly surrounded by a triple line of guard*. He is harassed with a fear of being poisoned His favoiite wife or daughter prepares his food. Revolution In Corea. Washington, D. C. December 15.—Tbe secretary of the navy received a cable message this morntug from Rear Admiral Davis, at Nagasaki, announcing a revolution la Corea, and that the United States vessels Trenton and Oatippeo will go there Immediately. Fetrolenm in England, London, December 13 —The petroleum association refused the request of ages a of Russian firms to place the Russian product on the same footing as American. The as**clalion likewise refused to change the standard test and color, which, it is alleged, ;a now la favor of America. A Loud Call for <fo*h Hart. Frkdericknburo, Va, December IS.—The reported drowning of twenty-seven men ia the Rappahannock river, Tuesday last, la not confirmed. Two steamers from there arrived since then, but had beard nothing of it. _ w Tbe Mignonette Cannibal* London, Dtcember 13.—The senteuce of Captain Dudley and Mate Stephens, the Mignonette cannibals, bas been commsted from hanging to six months’ imprisonment without labor. ihe Week's Import*. New York, December 13.—Imports at the port of New York in the week ruled to day, were $8,133,000, ot which $5 430 000 were general meichandlse, and $1,703,000 dry goods. * A Balcirie From Financial Depression. Bt. Louis, Ma, December 13 —A. J. Foster, ewealthy stock desler of JerseyvQle, 111$. suicided this morning. Cause, ftnaneUl troubiee.