Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. WENDESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1885.

MOST PCRPECffUDE Prsparad vKh »p>rt«I retard to h—Jth. Xo Am*oata. IiM or Xlnav. MICE BAKIU9 POWDER CO.. onioaco. rr. touts.

aj'

ACHESTTpAINS!

wisers of thk dat.

**l adts all over!" Whet a common •*- prewton; end how much it rnean* to >nany • poor eufferor! These aches ^ave a cauMf and rrjora fraquantly thar) is genarally suspected, the cause is tti# Liver or Kidneys. No disease is more painful or serious than these, and no remedy is so

prompt and effective as

Ml SKIER’S £ vitro BITTERS* No remedy has yet been discovered that is so effective in all KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, MAi ARIA, DYSPEPSIA, etc., and yet it is simple and hfiniess. Science and medical skill have combined with wonderful success those fiert» whiefi nature provided for tlje cure of disease. It strengthens and in-

vigorates the whole system.

Hto. Tbaddr* Btevsct. the dirilBrniatMd Coo. Si rtMiitu, Mioa tnote to a fallow member who waa MdNrlar *roa» UalUrwUrtn asd Wdi»r Trjr H*rb Bitten, I Mlrr* St win cure Tee. X lenuMdlt rorbothlrdl^ntion end tffac. boa ft tbs kldueyi, and It ft Use moat wonderful enaWasMaa ef Mdkteal harba I aver see." MIBHL.KB H8BB BITTEBS ■

625 Commerce St.,

GO,

hlladelpbia.

Parker’s Pleasant Worm iymp Haver Palls

IN WAN APOLIB FOUNDRY CO., NOS. W to S7 BATES 8T., INDIANAPOLIS, Solicit* Oiden tor (UUY IRON CASTINGS AND JOB rORK. | A Full Line of i AW08TABLE STOVE REPAIRS . . i Uaraaaoa JUaud. can At any (tore

AMUSEMENTS.

yES

ITER’S JERUSALEM BAZAR

AT R. £. STEPHENS'S.

A«ent “White" machine, 17 and IS Maas ave.

A SPECIAL EXHIBITION

PiuwOtr»['n , i of rRiPMtin^ will be opened, and will remain open Roy nnd avanins, Saturday, October 81. until November 11,18S6. The esbibluon and aale wU be superintended bvMr. John Veater with hi* native atuUtant, Mr. A. K< ttaneh. of Jerusalem, who will appear la Oriental costume. ADMISSION PRES.

kICKSON'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

TO-NIGHT I AG&EAXA0T0&1 TO-NIGHT. Four nlfftite and Saturday matinee, baalnnina WSdaWKr ewaWK.Oeiwber BLcfandHbaaspearo aa revivat—ancaietneat AT UaeTTasadtan, THOU. W. KEENE.

ipaay, am

rdea,

To-nisbt

“-Sr5WK3!Si« 0 5 , sn.%. the tmiawiav rapertolro: Tu-nls

y-«>>»*''»»» —t *e«

KtCHABD 1U.

IMudur atabt. Merchant of Venice." t NoTicn-Theaa areat 8r. Jt*n>area

WnciAt Notic*-There giest 81 JU EaS!S!SjSi?.’5m5f'Su{?if“ l aw AiwMMm-aoinoV * cban t

Jtapi-areau

th aptclalacencry

klUKHOirs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

SPECIAL .ANNOUNCEMENT! BMday, Taeaday and Wednesday Evening* Kovembar X t and i. the Coiaedtana ROBSON A CRAKE

— a« nti-

TWO DROMIOS

la a maKnlfleent production of Shakqware'a

^Mewtea jbaaAwa’oaweee Vfce.««»lM ee«eewee a eetttta eieVeemebe eee »».# . ‘'OOMRDY OF ERRORS,” !

Under tba diiaretteo oi M*. Joaara BjIooks.

^ _ ■ Prioea—Boxa*, Sofa-Chair* and

•erre

Prices—Boxes, Sofa-Chairs and Parquet, ».** Parquet Circle, •l.OOt Draw Orel#, raerved, 7So Drees Circle, ftOc; Gallery, *8c. Sal* of seats will commence Friday, October 30,

t» A. an., at Mae bOx-Odlce.

The Jewish Ministers’ Association has determined to organize a Jewish Sunday-school Union'. The Cincinnati Law and Order League is making an effort to cluae the theaters on Sunday and will probably succeed. General Logan’s book will be called “Treason’* Pathway to the Rebellion” and will be iaaued about January 1. A very large sale is expected. The latest communication from the powers to the Servian Government promised that the steioa quo aate in Ro-uaelia would be restored, and demanded that the Servian army be demobollzed. Miners at Galena are excited over a rich discovery of land ore nmde about a mile from that city, ou what is known as the Underwood ground. The mineral was struck at a depth of twenty-five feet. Thera u couaiderable excitement at Chico, Cal., over the discovery that the late appointmeat for postmaster for that city was accoin* plished through a fraudulent petition sent to Washington. An investigation has been ordered. Twenty eases ofsearlet fever were discovfred yesterday in tenement blocks at Fall Kiver. Mass. One of the stricken children attended one of the most crowded schools, containing over eight hundred pupils. Great excitement exists. Minister Cox reports from Constantinople that Dr. Sterrett, the emioent archaeologist, who has been making explorations in Asia j Minor, and about whose welfare there was considerable anxiety, is well, and has just returned to Athens. It Is understood that a movement is on loot to consolidate all the Pennsylvania nat-ural-gas companies outside of the Philadelphia or Westinghouse Company, with a vlfew ; of giving that corporation a strong competi- , tor. The Standard Oil Company is said to j be back of the scheme. The Gautier steel works of the Cambria Iron Company, Johnstown, Pa., have been ordered closed for an Indefinite period alter Saturday. There is a large stock of manulactnred wire fence on hand. Repairs will be made while the mil! is shut down, Five hundred men are directly affected. Washington Goslp. Washington, October 28.—The gossip about the probability of Secretary Manning leaving the Cabinet lias been started again. There Is a rumor circulated that Treasurer Jordan is to be made assistant-secretary to •eive until .-secretary Maiuiiug’s retirement ju the near future, when he is to be made secretary. A -Massachusetts man, it is said, will be made treasurer in event of this new deal. In the compilation of bis annual report Treasurer Jordan is preparing what he believes will be a deadly assault upo i the silver dollar, lie has a number.of clerks looking up tue cost of transportation and carting for a period of years, and he will show what an enormous expense it has been to the country to maintaiu this inouey. The figures, it is said, count up a heavy total, lie will attempt to prove that the silver dollar has no place whatever in the monetary world. The meeting of the Naval Advisory Board, called for yesterday, io take into consideration the subject of completing the unfinished cruisers; did not take place, owing to the detachment, at his own request, of Admiral Simpson, president of the board, whose successor has not yet been appointed. Mr. Curry, the newly appointed Minister to Spam, was entertained at dinner last night by his predecessor, General John W. Foster. Among the guests were Secretary Bayard, Chief-justice Waite and the Spanish Minis-

ter.

Corroboration ot Depew’s Story. Cincinnati, October 28.—James Boyle, of the Commercial-Gazette, has unearthed some very interesting facts, showing that Hon. Chauncey M. Depew's information in the Grant-Johnson matter is not only correct, but is old news to a number of people. General Grant probably had no more Intimate friend than Philip B. Swing, of Batavia, O., the General’s old home, and to Mm the same story was told in September, 1871, at his home in that city. General Grant related the circumstances in detail at that tipie, and possibly more* elaborately than to Mr. Depew. Belore his death Judge Swiug placed the story in the hands of Ids family, both branches of which yet recollect it. In March, 1885, Judge James B. Swing, of Batavia, published the Grant-Johnson story in the Clermont County Courier, as told him by his father-in-law, Judge Philip. Judge Peter F. Swing, of Batavia, Circuit Judge, also recollects the circumstances. All of the Depew story is not only given in full, but is entirely corroborated by the published statement referred to. Chauncey M. Denew said: “When the contradictions are all in I shall come out with my proofc. I know what 1 was writing about, and at the proper time will reply in a manner which I believe will set the whole controversy at rest.” The Chinese Going. Seattle, W. T., October 23.—.All the Chinamen employed by the Cedar Mountain Coal Company, about forty in number, were discharged yesterday. All mines in the Seattle coal region are now operated without Chinese labor. Augusta, Ga., October 28.—Violent agitation of the Chinese question has broken out in the .city since the publication of the outrage at Seattle, W. T. Vor several years past the Celestials nave been flocking hither. They have prospered in business, mod bow own so many groceries, wholes le and retail, that a large number of citizens to-dny-petitioned the City Council to ‘ ■ steps to prevent farther immigration, j.. a feeling runs high, as the Chinamen have many friends among the lower class?*. Shutting Oat Use OOtee-Seokere. Washington, October 28.—The following was to-day promulgated by the Presideut lor the information of the public. Exbcctivb Mansion, October 27. After the Ut day of November the President will decline to grant Interviews to those seeking pub ,ic positions, or th. ir advocates. On Mondays,

strrmEMK court.

Abstracts mf Opfatoas day, October S7. ISAS.

Rendered Tues-

OTBBT»—DBDSCAlIOa.

11,796. Colvin Tucker et *L vs. William Conrad.

A ® nDe d- Howk.J. In small qaaoilllea. lUc*—Carolina,

A dedication for pcblfc use doe* ' occur ; CbMw. SAOc. Oual oil. Waive, aoeordlnt to srade. j such lot or part thereof, for street or highway ettv eaiC ateuALio- Freueh cair. SLMhaLtti. __ purposes, until such thae a* be may be able sod I . T ^ do! I willing to inclose and improve the tame. 7 be j salted calf, lie; dry Sint, tics salt hidsa. 10c. Pelt* I provisions of section 5,0*5 Revised Statutes in re- -I^b, sheopjAitui. ShMuc; horse hides, j 1*1 Ion to highways by user are not applicable to { Br^in 0W m3^ e 'r£o^ 0 ' sLe-*

1 the public streets of a town or city. > SMspHtc.

| mm.w-vmnACTgnuw co^.v-

i IZUU. Am<M<iHn>SI«n emesen. j ISil'5JS«ilSS%f8d!7r8®SPS garm et ah Kiplevt.C. Keened. NtbUck. J 1 iron.*-; Juniata,galvanised, to percent, discount; Where a congregation, believing and wasting ! sheet zinc. 7c; ropoer bottom, aa planished copper.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

y^CBSK GUUa

j Qd&D UlALMSt Bast booth t*. JsCMMwKteaas.

German or Das

VovMous—Easy; mess : - *■ <7 Indiana ave.

d 7»c. Kgs*—Pina pOMFirTEfTTiTRLfor' g^ralhousework. I*

Kio cargoes ordinary V J Bast Now York.

trFteur tM harrata; fVoOD oIKir fer general boasosMski s^ggg

VX required. North Meridian.

STSvi 1 ?; 01

to (Vdr. 7MRg|*«. Kereipla-Fteurr tM barrets: wheat, *C,«*b£bels; corn. ISS.OO bushels; oats. <400 bushels Shipments Flour. 7AS harrela

Naw Yen. October SB.-Wheal ■ Opened KRHe lower and heavy with lees dots*: rereipta, lu>..A» buabeis; sales fc.Oilu bushels No. 5 red, Novem-

btisbe s

r, ftttShV; qc: tlSjUS

IS «Sj.iU) bush else do . t bushels do May.

boshe s do. December. Mg

fund* could bd raked by ns, voted to have

Improvements and repairs made jhurch edifice, and appointed a

that the necessary fui voluntary contrlbtBioi

certain

to its church

. r app*

committee to make a contract lor, and to super-

rof *

the congrega-

buttons

intend the work, and a member

tion with knowledge that voluntary contr,

were r> lied on to pay lor the same, made the de- ttc.

sired improvements and repairs, he was entitled | to ret jin and enforce a lieu on the church oulld- ! ing on which the improvements and repairs were made. Voluntary contributions can not be ettlorced by law, and where these are .cited on to pay for Improvements done on a church building the society become* liable for such improvement*.

Sc; solder. Oytltic

Iron—Bar Iron, ft.toai2.10. wrought, charcoal bar, C-tojULlu. Horse sfiovs—Burden's, S3.!* >/<*<!&: Perkins's BSOctAlS; Walker's. $3*0644.14: mule show. S4.aJtt4.14: cut nails. Iron, f3J»: ratea tor teas: steei nails. Ski*, home nail* St.hKa.4-7'> per bo z. Wool—Tub-wasne'i. Clean, toe. unwashed. In good oruar, 2a^22c; fine Mtrlno, 17i<j JJC;burry and cotted

— ted Western, spot, 4«(^31c; futarea, 4rt# fcl’.c: receipts. *6JDU bushels; sales. 77.U0U bushels, bushel* Gata—A shade stronger; Western, 3D<a 40c: receiou. 23,750 bushels: sales. a>.ww biuhela BeefDull: new extra mess, gttMl. Pork—yulet and steady, new mess, lu.MMGu.oa Lard—Dull and easier; steam rendered. SS-Bi. Butter—Firm; Western. Mgatc. J*ugnr—Firm; crushed, 7S*f7Uc; powdered. S5»®7c; granulated, *<»c. Eggs—Western,

fresh. ZJt«22‘fe.

LITE STOCK MARKET.

etteC.C I I ,

tsectioa 1.W7, Keviseu btaiute*. relative to send-

! lug through the mail

see;

Liberal Receipt* of Cattle—Heavy Re* oelpta of Hogs—Fair Receipt* of Sheep.

forth GGOD GIRL fijr general

a jl dImm: rood Ti’amni 27 WMt mt A o OO^ uStM a5TUlRL ^ do~gaperaf A_ work In a small ftimtly. MS EastMIcMgan s< A GOOD OI HL to do ganend hcueeworW: uast Jk come wel) recoaunended. Apply et m Berth

Washinstteaet, GRKMaN’ GIRL

A GKKMaN l Jx must come North Alabama si

to dogenasel hon*ewoflt; well recommended. Apply m

SHIPI-JMO CATTLE.

SEXPINU obscene UtTTKBf—EVIDENCE. Fair receipt* of stdpptne rattle. The market 12.406. Joseoh A liiomas vs. Tile btate. Fay- opened stow and ceutlourd so throughuui—only a ;t7c* SlM. J T »“**» U P ^ the present time.

i ll:toa m.

E*tr,»<

Theater In and Man'ger.

PRICES FOR THIS WEEK:

qr Oii

f^Lyoiei; tteterinana

Orchestra Circle..

lOc ...XSc _BOc

UigMroday -

! a

tog Monday, October 26, KDELKY AND H'OOli’S

Cummeno-

COUKDY AND SPECIALTY COMpInT. A BrUliant Coastehst on !.

Unnvsled In Luster I laMttpa-able In Merit!

•^& A £?&&V uaus * ^ 10

REW, SACKETT & CO.’S MAMMOTH DIM* MUSEUM. Two Theaters and Cnnority Hail Week of October a, Issiiaiea ■■emanaa . MkBaK**e**uMa. HOOP OF GOLD.

1 young actress. Miss Beatrice Lleb. and to* popular young comedian, Mr. Arthnr Msmltoi

pTssenteq with new and special ecenery. Wondei

fja;!£' r -8£'mZx> fcufsS'vsrS'E gfeyeet ehow tor the money ever gtven ta tediaa-

tfn CENTS afiatRs to aa

k»«RAp>a.

Performances at

y'IRGiNU AVENUE RINK. » To-night, Wednesday. October 28. .AWARD OP CARNIVAL PHIZES Music each evening and Saturday afternoon. nOLLEOE AVENUB RINK. V

Thursday Night, October 9, „...u..ONl MILS RACK Opals vs Dean. Bvconi of ssriea gWtmAlt* free at all antes.

g through tire wail any lewd. Usv iviou>, ob- j !SS S iSS KSSd Sip * ine and indecent bo jk, paper, etc., iuc.uues UtK ,j iaaj to wou pound steers. 4 av^Tt 75 and embrac-es letters mailed rrora one person to od ISC to 14uu pound steers. 4 Ob*4 : J anoint.-; the word "paper,’’ as used in the statute, I Fair ism to l4bu pound sphts. a 5oa4 0 >

'— * ! — Common I’JUO to 14UU pound steers g «im>s to

Oommon to good #0J to 1200 pound steera.. 2 Tlfikl 25

is cotuUutHl tv etubrao'e written Isctvrs where some words in a letter were undecipherable, and, with that exception, a true copy was set out in the affidavit and information, and it was averred that substantia lly true copy was given, that would be sudicient. in a prosecution tor stud.hg an obscene letter, it may be well doub.ed whether it Is u tea*ary to set out a copy of the letter in huec verba. (R. fc., 1.751.) The question at i-sue in i such case j* whether or not the defendant sent | the letter, and ihe btate ium) properly introduce evidence to show that the letu-r and the at Mr ‘— I ou the envelope were in the handwriting o j deieniliint. <>ne who Ium hud coriespow with the deiendant is competent to testti

steer*.. 2 7ltt'<

0 —Receipts of butchers stuff

satis

w« amu Mixjcu.—Receipts of

tyi tue trading was slow and unsatisfactory and low grades of mock have not been harder to sell this taiL Very good and cbol.e heifers sold ut fnir prices The luur.et on the whole was sluggish

u lad week.

• prices The luun

and weak at fully 25c lower than lad wee

10 to 11 o’clock In the moruiax, he will receive such other persona as ea 1 on strkily public bu tics*; and on the sama days, at 1:30 In toe *f noon, he will meet those who merely des re to pay their respecu. Ou all other days and times during the month, he will receive only Cablue.

officers and heads of departments.

In addition to this, it is said the President will be compelled to abandon bis public receptions, heretofore given on Monday,' Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Nellie Grant-terteriTs Domestic AEAlrm. Philadelphia, October 28.—The widow of General Grant has been greatly grieved and pained by the public disenssioa ef the domestic affairs of her daughter, Mts. Nellie Sartoris. The Public Ledger is authorized to nay that all reports to the effect that Mrs. Sartoris has applied, or contemplate* applying, lor divorce or separation from her husband are entirely without foundation and

cruel wounds to her feelings. Violating the Registry Law.

Cincinnati, October 28.—Judge Fitzgerald, of the Police Court, has declared John Wiley (colored) and Joitn Butler Brewn to be gu'.Hy of violation of the registry law. Wiley was sentenced to one year in the Work House, and to pay $1,000 fine.

Brown’s sentence was deferred. Sensible Determination.

Washington, October 28.—At the Cabinet meeting yesterday it was decided that the heads of departments may give out for pubttcatloa their aanaal reperte as preesptly on they see fit, instead of holding them until niter the President’s message as printed. Female Saftagw in »w fork. Albant, October 36.—Reports have been received Item ten counties in the State by the Woman Suffrage Convention, now in tension in this dty announcing that a larg - number of women will attempt to vtrte gg the election next Tuesday. CoertWre tCosssaree la Denmark. CoPENRaOMK, October 28.—Temporary coercive laws have been published in the Official Gazette, and A force of military and police hate been formed to assist the local eaiberitVtt to carrying the laws into effect.

ndiirts*

of the denve fy as to

the dcieiulant his handwriaug.

CITIES—NEOLWENCE IN IMPROVING STREETS—DAM-

AGES CAN BE RECOVERED BCT ONCE.

11,810. dty of Xortii Vernou vs. M;ut Voeg-

ler. Jennl. gs C. C. Reversed. Elliott,/.

A.S tttl llsniltoi/Y# IsJtTtr u YvtiiSYi/sirxttl r*t\riu ,r_

ation is not to the plan t

ligeuce whi execution ft municipal corjiorution is htfele. (3j lud, 325; ad ittd, 236.J Municipal corporations are not responsible for consequent.uf injuries resulting from the grading of street.-where the

tract rule of law,

ation is not liable for mere errors

i in;

unicipal corporof judgment as

but (or

e public improvement, but (or negether in the plan of the work or its

2 cows im5...vt » 3 heifer*.... KJU... 3 40 1 tow „117u... 2 75 1 heifer 74.1... 3 00 I cnlf. loo... 4 00 IS steers 10.1).... 3 <»J 1 cow (CT .. 2 00 1 oow Hi*}.... I SU 13 C’s A h'fs 070... 3 00

REJ-KESCNTETIVE aAEZSJ.

AV. i*r. No.

1205..

IOO... .... »W..

1 COW... 3 cows.

1 steer (Mb. 1 Oow.__..l<l50 1 cxjw 1190 .

lifeos.—Reeetpu the lie*

mv L

3 25 c 2a

No. At. Pr, 1 cow »1U...f2 7» 10 heifers. sto... 3 »>

2 cows... 1 bull 1 calf..... I cow 4 cows .. 5 cows... 1 cow.... 2 cows... 1 cow... 1 cow...,

1100 .. .....1445... HS0... 140... 780. .. UU0... 1120...

ssfshwi a^usKsst.« ™ they ute lirtbk* when the work isdoueina negli- 5 c nts lower than opening. Clo».ug steady at the

gent *ud un5killM manner. (100 •” 1

Ind„ 102.) Where un action has be

lud., 242;'W

as been brought aud

«.—Receipts tue Heaviest of the season, market was *:ow 10 open, buyers asking a coni slon of ubom 15 centi from yest -rdoy's 1 ri which Uie salesmen were no: willing to gn

A Her considerable HIP* was effected ■

10 ceiite lower than yeslerdav, move pretty llyely and look: ost of foe hogs would sel 1.

I.AT

5 Cent: dtdin

ulllng ami hatiUuk a coin

inarkei otjen

wiien nc

Ring

link a ci opened

en nogs begun , s if though tho j

>m;ti

recovered for aamuges to property neglhrent Improvement ot the sti'ec! It em•s u!l iamaies and a second action cau not

be tua-ntained for the same breach of duty, in

REPRESENTATIVk SALES.

Good to Cuoice Light

av. Fr N'

' maintained for the same breach

permitting the improvement to continue- as it was

ut the time of the fir.,t action.

PARENT’S RIGHT OP ACTION FOR DEATH OP GUILD

—NEGLIGENCE—EVIDENCE.

11,273. Sarah May hew vs. James Burns. Alien

S. C. Reversed. MUchelT, C. J.

Action for datuages by appellee for the death of hi- child from drowning in a vault on appellant's premises. A p irent cau uta-.uiaiu mi ;ict.on in his own right to recover damages for the loss of service ot onj whoso death has lieeu caused by the wrongful act or omission of another. CtG la.. 45*. 2J S. Y., 4U5; 3S Vt., 294.) In this regard tho | cause of Game vs. Wormau, 69 lud,, 4ftt>, Is modi- : Hod by this opinion. An action for damages ! resulting In the death of an individual may be maintained against a married woman in her own n a in:, where the wroug complaiued of occurred on her separate property. |K. 8., 5,1-0). To rauke an excavation on defendant's own lot so as to remove the lateral support irom the adjoin.ng lot so that It would cave in and make a pitlaII. would be actionable negligence. In this C:i»e the evidence showed that the plaintiff was a widower, and employed his sister to take care of his children, the youngest of whom was two years old and fell Into the vault and was drowned. In

ion as to wiiut property he

> testify:

re no pmiierty. I am a poor man. and was not able to emplov anybody else to take care of children.” The court hold* the admiss;

9. 12 S is it 8 13 6b .... 51 l tz ft'. 75

.N6..J3 45 -15S... 3 4'. 151... 3 to 104 ... 3 SO 1S4... 3 to 178... 3 50

3 30

t.—SOt... 3 65 " ,78 J|

.102. 3 so

,...'to... 2 oo ...208. . 1 80

Choice. Medilh asto Heavy.—j portion of medium and heavy grades on the same selling about 5c lower than ligij

TIVE SALES.

78.. . tost... 42.. .. 54.. .. 4t.... 12.. .. 18... ID... 44.. . 52.. . 61.. . 37...

43. Heavy.—A

Av. Pr.

1W...{:I to .....154... 1 to IS ... 3 to l!i|... 3 to nil... 3 w

lt»... a to

198... 3 80 174... 3 to .. .181... 3 00 178... 3 to 191.. 3 to 188.. 3 (V3 176... 3 8i

....184... 3 S'.

good or ale to-da

sale to-lav,

ighter weights.

answer to a question as to what property owned, the pla.iiUff was permitted to .estlfy: "I have no proiierty. I am a poor man,

are

my children,” The court holds the admission < this testimony to be erroneous; that the qnestio of hi* negligence can not be nmde to dejicnd on

flon s'

man or otherwise.

the question as to whether or not he was a poor

THU MARKET XUWS.

New York 8tock Market

New YoaK, October 23 —Noon—Mon

at 2(<y2S per cent. Har silver, !«& ket ha. been leas active during the

jay Is easy

The stock mar-

ine the past hour, aud

fluctuations have been within narrow limits. There was a slight advance after U o'clock, and the market became heavy and daollaed In smalt fractions. Reading and Jersey Central ware decidedly weak, declining each 1 per cent. At 12 o’clock the market is quiet and steady. Three's, ItoS: 4*'s, U3V. 4's, 124; Paclflc 6’s Oi’ 95. ITS!*. Adam* Express Ms i.New Jarsey Cent..— 4644 SrfeSSL-ti ^ preferred *4 (Northwestern _...itW‘, American Express...101 i preferred.. 1*114 Bur., C. it. A N 70 Now York Central...102>, Canada Southern 44«4jK. Y.. Chi. A Si. L_... 10 Central Faclflc —. 4.1.4,' pref red. 19?4 Chicago & Alton. 139 .Ohio Central t!, preferred ISO O.AM 24> 4 Chicago, Bur. A Q 1»M preferred. »J hTI* A N. 0 'Ontario A Western... 15(4

* aevetend.:::: «S.T*n.. Cleveland A Colum. t>5S Oregon Tri

lilaware*Hadsonl ^ Me’^LTl:r:Z:

Delaware A Lack 11»A« Panama..—#s

Denver AKio Grande IS P., D. A K.„

Pittsmiim.—

Erie— - et‘4 preferred. —.. 4»S Fort Wayne .Utt Han. A sh Jojtpb Houston A Texas. 35 Illinois C’ ntrsl KC 1 , L.B.A W 19 v Kansas A Texas Z!>, Lake Erie AWeetern 12 Ksarkiissca Louisville A N. A-.. 85S Marietta A Cm Second nroferrad— — Mem. A Charles-oti... 84 MrSiViurl^PacVflcI.!—192' Mottle A Ohio -_ I4j Morris A Essex ite K ash viile A Chat. 44*

St L A ban Fran! St Paul KTtiiZ

it Paul A Omaha..

Juion Pacihc 53:*

.....141 .... 1914 _..12W2 .._ »U .._ 34‘J

,... 87'4 ... nss

W4 37« ISbJ

No. 12... *.... ii z

46.. . i!:::: 15.. .. 13 if::::

nkrBkaENT

Av. Pr.

241. ..*3 4*

.221... 3

....214 —276 247. 324. ....312.

S - i •

i 50 >50

.278... 3 5 > ..217... 3 50

S to

..219... 3 55

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27.

...242 .53 55 ...JS47. . 3 55 .. .221... 3 to .....214 .. 3 55 227... 3 55 ...242... 3 55

....218... 3 575,

....231. ‘ ‘

Hei No. 6:>-.

67.. .. 6*-.., It: 81

58.. . 1*1«

rough grade

No. 1C...

21.. . 3 eu 15.. . 3 80

3 to

31.. . 47.. ., «...

W- .249

24«.. 3 5-> n:::::::::::::::::^:.. ipreaentaiivtf sales of loads sold straight Av. Pr. No. Av Pr.

..i»5...ri 52K ..1S8... 3 *744 ...01... 3 to ..ITS... 3 to ..248. . 3 45 . 24S... 3 42tj ..MM... 3 to

..201... 3 47

dZcAS*

....305... 3 55

...2:4... 3 52’y

to-.. 64.... to..— 80 U:z 87—

and etter

10. 1 t:;z

2::::: p:

hZ a...

...278.. ,..344.. ...245.. ...24#.. ..-3*15..

rvv. .150..

aEPRESENTA TtVE BALES. Av. Pr. No. Av.

aZ 3.._.

't:

Pr.

3 2J 3 25 2 7*

m ... 312... 3 10 ....273... 3 00 ...213... 3 20

.210...f3 00 ■ Ito... 3 to ...330... 2 00 ...«) . 3 15 ...xe... 3 00 ...140... 3 35 -121... 3 21 &::?$

3 00 3 16 3 05 3 01

■ 2 80

8.....................,5... 3 00

S*Ekp;—Fair receipts of sheep. •port a dnil market. The better

though, at very low prices, while the c grades ware hard to dispose of at any price.

‘ REPRESENT aTIVK sales.

Elfi I" 2 a®2 «o

Good to choice lam be.. Fair to good lamos Common to fair lambs Good to choice sheep...™. Fair to good sheep Common to fair sheep Bucks, per head

~ 299... 4 CO

We still have to grades find sale, bile the common

Chicago Live Stock Market.

CniCAOO. October24—Hogr-Kecelpta, 38DOO head.

Mark at active and 3(3) 10c lower.

Light -■ ■ — —..m..A3 25^3 65 Botigu packing 3 25&3 40 Heavy parking and shipping.. 3 40.<Ji3 55 Cattle—Rr-atpu, 8^99 head. Best grades strong;

others .lull. Shipping...

Juion Peuhc.™ IWSfc. iSetSAxs:: Vestern Union-.... iuicksliver

*lL a p7.: preferred-

5* 10

lift

74*

—

8V»

IndiannpolU Wholesale Market. Tne dry goods market Is well supported at the

▼aluM quoted. The late advances are sustained and there is a probability that firmness will characterize the standard lines throughout the WinterCollections are fairly good and the number of buyers Is moderately large. Groceries are without important new features; a eontiuuur.ee of good trade Is reported. The Iron market is steady. Nail* hare advanced once more and iron arc held at S3; steel, S3.1S. The commission market* are active. Eggs have advanced a cent. Parkers of poultry are taking advantage of the low price* that prevail and a large amount of poultry is

being prepared for ftiture marietta i2*st. Dry Goods-Prints, American, ifif. Allen, 5S<s

Arnolds, Be: Berlin, fancy colors, 6>4c; Cocheoo

Udystooa, fancy, US,

sc; Pacific, * uSc, Harmoi

brow:

5*c; Cool

- 0a Hamilton: t. fancy. <k Washington Turkey red: ony, Manchester prints, She: ling, AUautlc, To; Atlantic D, Uc: Ap-

pleton A, 7c; Boote A L, 6)4c; Coutluemal C, SHc. Clark’s A, 5*sc; Dwight Anchor, SB inches, 7‘-c; Granite vine E K. Bm GranRevlIle L L, tc: Indian (>rchurd, fci inches, «4je: PrppereU K, Tc; Pepperell K, BLc; Saranac R, ii)Jc; PeppereU, 9-4, lac: Pep-

L. 7Sc: Barkers mills. SB Inches. 7Kc; Bartlett Aai

BSc: Biackstonu, AiA, 7Sc: Chestnat Hbl F. Chi man X 5Sc Dwight MUr S, 8S0: Fruit of

auictam^c; l4&riiU».^^HHlk seai^'r Ide^ 38 inches, Hope, 7c: Knight's Cambric, 7Se. Lonsdale cambric, USc; LunsdsUe, 36 inches. S!,c, WhdtinsvU *. Si Inches. Ba: Wamautta. 38 inches, lose; New York mills, luc: Uttca. 19-4, 25c;

Const Jeans, ladi* Orchard, u\c; Keanage

sateea, 7 )*c; Naurnksag sateen, let Roclcportte:

Ticklne Amoikeag, A C A. Ifiic; Amo<keac

plaid, 12“^c; Conesto .'a. gold medal, 1314e; B F. 15c; C’C A, USc; auetucket, A, 7Sc; Swift River. b- 4 e; Mtenaaaha. IXkc; LewiaSon. 39 Inches. 1414c; S2 inches. IkSc; 39 inches, HSc: York. *9 inches, llSc; Omega, to Incbea, toe; Osnahurgs and cbeviou, Loaisiaaa plakh, 7c; Augusta, Ottawa, Be, Amoskeag,

stripe. »Sc; Plaids, &,c\ Hamilton, WSc;” ,c: Uncasville. B)(c; Hootch finish, lo^c;

>piin id ■

BKc; le-fou

SSS

traUan crepe, lo-jc; brocatels, 19 tt'.c; gingham, LanCteter, 7i»C. Utnaed Goods— Blackberries, ISAtOc: bean* String. tofeAto: lima, ttmtilurcl |l 90> 9 l.a9; soaked. 7Sc;biaberrles. 11.108/1.20: cherries, 2 pouud. BOMSic; lobsters, 1 ooand, Sl.^kaiiin: mackerel, 1 pound. 99c (tei. 10; oysters, 1 pound, 2 pounds, H.toda; 1.94; light, 1 piund, tifit70c; 2 pounds, liToia 1.JD; ■ewofeeasttndant, * pauiids. Sl.to^lAiV, 3 pounds, Bahama, t— !

quli Ho:

43 50795 50

uicuers 1 754g3 50

Indiauapoila Grain Market.

The local grain markets are ruling steady and et, with little disposition shown to speculate, iders ask tec for So. 2 red wUer.t; (Htjc for November. Corn a shade firmer, with light offerings, except of sound ear. at 31c, for ii#w;4Dio for old.

Oats unc ha lived; mixed held at 26c.

Tofal Dumber of can inspected—in, wheat. 15 oats, 2; corn, l:hay,»; rye. U; out-Wheat, 0; oau,

i; corn, 4.

The tbllowin? were track bid* on 'Change to-dav: Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean, utr. So. t

id; No. 2 rei

Iterranean. no bid; NiTred". 9U4c o.' L: Na 3 red.

881,0; October, no bid.

Corn—No. 1 white, 44Sc: No. 2 white. Cc: Na 3 white, no bid; No. i yellow, no bids Na 2 yedow, 41*40; No. 2 mixed. 40c: No. 3 mixed, 40c; sound ear,

October Sa 4 mixed,31c.

Oat- 1. 2 While. H^ic: light mixed, no bid; mtxec -6c; rejected, 23Vc; October, no bid.

Rye—Xo bid; ttc nominal.

Bran—«11.00.

^Hay-Timothy, cholca $12.00; Na 1, $11.00; Na X Flour—Paten *

fane 4j|Mk

super fine, $175^2.85; fine,!

Miscellaneous Produce.

Potan BalUm

eeys. poun

sr barrel. ' ;ad navy, $ ,

1; New Yark msrrowtku, ILStym 59 nor barrel. Grapes,

’ax. I &c#20o per pound.

.ti.pfigl.W per bushel: medium, " *r* ix/a" 6S

Jer-

Beans,

$1.15(^2.25. Concord,

wares, J _ Pears. Duchess and Flemish Beauty, Stofaten per barrel. Quinces. 2 5 ®t.to pee barrel Chaat-

uuts. K.XMfUw per bushel.

per lb. in baskets; Catawbas." 7@8c: Deloi

Indianapolis Pronsion Market.

Jobbing Prices-sjuw-cured hama. “ftellablff

brand. BV^lUkc: cotUse ham, ‘’Bailable” brand, none; California ham^skaKogUshbroatiaatoacoa. shouldees^rc^ ^Verag^SMe^S^a^waS^JtS rsidea, light. 7J»c: medium, 7Ko; heavy,

7Kc: Eiuglish oured clear sides or haoka, •Ha dried beef. 12k otoar pork, barrel.

bacon, clear sidi •Vc; backs, 7Ke

tettttoked. «*Jc; dried beef. 12c: otoar pork, barrel, too pounds. $lLto;heaii pork. dear,$I2A); lard, pare settle rendered, pressed, lu tierces,7!*c: half-bar; reis. Me advance on tlsroes: batogua, in cloth, *4ic; akin, se; rresh tenderloins, Ite; spare riba, 414a

Rggs, flutter amt Poaltrv.

Skippers' Prices-Egn, He mss off: straight, lla; from stare, DtelBc. Butler —Creamerjr,

isiAaoc: dairy,

sells at low

from store __ Poultry -Spring chicken*, be par - pound; hen*, altre, i«c per pound: roortera, »c: turkev hens, 7c; tents. Tcgcvse. foU fealherad. $5.09 a dozen; young.

cholca I2r&|13c; 1c; country cm

u aut,*’ chicken

fanev

iotca 7c;

fresh.

fancy. ouutry selling

Anthracite, coar *

Coal and Coka.

crushed coke, 9c per bushel, or S23 coka A; par bushel, or $2 per load.

ies, S1.4V41.BI>; salmon, 1 pound, Il.4o4l.so; 3 pounds. SLtohtl.JO: Reycre corn, Si. 10: Sugar. ti.l5Mi.29; Yarmouth corn, $1.2548

tomsdoea

Mountain Sugar, fLlSiWt 1.39: oumpkiu. 3 p unua-w

t-orerm Fruits and Nuts—Banana* «9c»*2.0O; figs, i2itf 14c: raisins. London layers. S3.<W<i3.73: Mnaottels. doable grown. Ai SSflotloO per borr: Valencia. Mtfailc: Turklah nruiea aid. 4K«Ue: eorransa sm, site lor new: Lsghans eMsaa, Wfijess; lemera. Mea-

sina, ^i.(yva>',.to a box; fanev.

Kodi. $>*.>; 196t'2ic: I

_via*. lv42Dc: newBraail nut* ikluc: Alberta HfaUc; wa nnta Grenoble, 15c: English, 17 #Mr pee—i, W—sen. Me; raw pea—*a white Tennessee, tHaKSc; Virginia tHtteSc; cocoai.uts' Leading Drtute—Morphine. KJMBXl*; qnlnlae.W ttfl.SO:chinconktte, JDsitor: borax. 12(al«c: oamoner cream of tartar, pare, 4W.*4ictc—lor oU, SLtou i.to;

Ae«a»«~ i—i. «<

lean

Markets by Telegraph.

Oats Cash atKUMfce;

va*nher, MQc: Mar. SU$e. Cleveroeed- umet and

Cjzicaoo. October 28.-11 ’ a m.-Wheat strong Phis morning, jadllng u^^quldtly ^

^opened

December, hut fell off as rapidly under lurge offt-r-XHsc for November. > Oata-Frm at TSkfeMNa Pork-Opened aaey. but Is now firmer at $£S9 far

November. Lard-2Hc lower.

I wSent—After advancing to SV\c for her; Tran May. Corn-Firm: « 3 ,c cash; are 4 c November. Jn*e year. Oatv-Flnn: M'jc

rpHE '‘WANT’ COLUMNS OF THE NEWS. The rate for special wants in The News, under any of the various heads is, without exception, lc a word, each insertion, counting the article “a” all abbreviations, and groups ot figures or

initial* Compound words count two.

Nothing will be omitted on the osrt of the publishers to make those columns more than ever th» popular medium of Interchange of the public wants at the least practicable oott to Ukhs served. Besides Innumerable errand* done in Lost, Found, Help and .Situations secured, etc., these columns have been the medium for sale and exchange of property, in realty and personal, amounting to a traffic of millions annually, and

is destined to grow in leftnilely.

DIED.

LODGES—Janes Loccks, October 26, at 11 a. m., at his residence, 188 Ash street, aged seventy-four yearn. Funeral from the residence, Thursday, at 1:30 p. m. SMITirEP.-MRs. Elizabeth Sshther (wife of John Smiths deceasr-di at the residence of her son, T. F. smither, 51 Mavliew street, Waduusday morolng, 10:25, October 28.1885. Further notice of funeral. HAKBIS—Alexander H. Harris, aged sixty years, this morning at 11:15 o'clock, at bis residence, 654 North Alabama street. Notice of ftinei al will be given. [Indianapolis Journal and Lafayette papers pleaae copy.l

SOCIETY MEETINGS. ~

A j A SONIC—A. and A Scottish Rite. Adoulram 171 Grand lodge of Perfection. Meeting this (Wednesday) evening at7:SUo'cloolc for huslness and work. N. ii. Rucklb, T. P. G. M.

C. F. Hoi.lidav. Sec.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

QITY FKOPKUTY, larma C. JL Coexin * Co

'V r fc.\\' CUTi’AGE, I rooms; iiart cash; balance ou time. 71 Pont st. 4 j7uSOUTH'.\f l^rShlPP'TSTHiEEfr'fouFV'u Bind! 11 cotu **' i>rlc *' 685a C. K. Wasson,

A $14,iJiM FAItM of iso acres for $7A00. If lak.-ji XL soon. Grant county. G. W. Alexander, 8 Murtlmlaie Block.

tW o-KOOJl COrfAGE on Hoyt ave, Ap--L v ply to U. H. KLDRUioE & Co., corner Alabama aud Maryland sts.

CTII5t PLACE L6Tsnt$lnoies3 than any lots lo O this vicinity can bu bought at- Hoar. 'Iar iindalk, u2E. Market st. CPIStaLTBARGA1N -Seven-room, high ceU CJ w-ld- lot, e«>t front cottage; ea- and every convenience. s 'Ntartindule Block. 7 VUSlNESo AND DWELLING PttuPllftTY J_) Indianapolis Oj.J suburbs, especially Irvington; low pnees. easy terms. Frank H. Levkrinu, Indiannpoliiv or W. M. Vookhw. Irvington.

’I'Hf TflRilK PLACES. Woodruff 1 Place, Bruce A Place, Cilfl’ord Place; some of t he best lots in each of thefs desiraole places at $390. $290 and $125 respectively; 40 lots in Park Front addition, $2>J to $400:4ft) lots in all theOak UHi a-ahtloim :it«) totfri; 125 lots in S. A. Fletcher's north addition from $190 to $350; I to 6 and 10-acre trac;s of the best garden lands at $135 lo $3X1 per acre; one-third cash and long time: title perfect. Boom 21 Fletcher A 8harps’s Block. Willi* W. Wrioht A Co.

FOR SALE—Horses arm Veiucies.

^MEsiBURY ^ENTLe B.\V HoiLSE five years old. R. It. PAiP. La'JioiTa'ND GOOD ilULEa, cheap. X ^ ooD f b stable.

SlSS3SSF iriEniS ® s /VOoi) FAMILY liOUSK for haruesA And bad VT die. Inquire bcUDDE**s stable. WA06S; two-bor»e spring wagon; good Coudi- ^ ** lte€U at BtLLTZ’*, 70 invest Market

/amavKl Wagon and several other wagons. VJ cuesp, or wlU trade for any kind of stock. 3»4

QfctoNb-HAND PHAETONS and buggl*. O slaughtered; new ones cheap. Bobbins, ii Fast Georgia st.

fJ'WiJ-llflfdiE Farm tVagon, nearly new. at X half-price. Tankeb, scllivan A Talbott, 114 Bouth Meridian st.

f'lOCPIki anj- time, day or night, all sorts of vv weather, at $1 per hour. Telephone or postal

card Ph an ic Bian’a Transfer.

A FlfNE PH AfeTuN; h rat-class In every respect; TV. but UtUe used; price reasonable. To be seen at

Fattkrson a livery stable. Court st.

1>aL^I(M 4k KEAGAN, for snrrey* carriages, X> phaetons, buggies of all kinds and style* both wholesale and retail. Our New York wagon a

specialty. 12 and 14 Circle at

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

TRAGIC LEAF.

QHEAP, old lumber, sash, door* etc., rear Y. M.

g'lx^two and one-horsepower engine* 44 Brad-

S TOVL.FURN URE and carpet. 272 North

Sinrke? lo uuge* No. 8 Favorite range.

yAtLFTT dt^DXVfrJ pIa1R6; good condiUon, A RNITXrETfsr ' three d*j * D only. 70 East Ohio.

sf wer “ VlkN'b FlNE CALF bHoE.-s, warranted, $? All Cincinnati more, 58 Indiana ave.

T AD) lib can get coupe of Frank Bird’s Transit Itr. 16 N. Meridian st. at only 61 per hour.

X^iclc, dry nine kindling; lawsd to length, $1 per 13 load. Taiepbone TUii. W. B.Allkn A Co.

1 JllT\lTUN Bkbitooil fitly, tfi, on payX meirt* at Meiwicvoer s. 101 E. Washington. T ADfE^’ French kid hand-turn flexlbles, $3A& Xj Brown’s Avenue shoe store, W Indiana ave.

DDUNDLANIJ48AINT BERNARD pups: i’ high bred. Call No. 329 Coburn street, at noon hour. ' skknea* cheap. Ad!£rLas t V^ News office.

ITPHHi&T HA^Cis almost new, at a b*r*aiij; MlUey^BtotS?* 5 flrtl " cUi “ mmke - ^ no 7

t’lNE, NICEEL-PLATED parlor base-heating r stoves, only $3), ou paymeK* 42 Uaseachu setts ave. a Hudson.

DASE-BCBNKR for sale, nearly new: cost $26 VV XJL^UTTSaKb i^'Sjp bedroom ssu. with YY bevel plate and toilet glas* only $40, at mwsuNOKR’s. hH E Washln'ftoh. __ C N*tt* on payment* at ^MreaXNoxK'gfiouUD east conwr Washington and Delaware.

DA RBER 8Hup for sale; three chairs; splendid JJ chancet sickness the Cause for selling; win sell cheap for cash. Address K 2, care New*

A hpLENDID large walnut refrigerator for meat TV. shop or grocery, cheap; also set of isa cans and other grocery fixture* W. E. Mick 4k Co.

\f IlL WOUD, il per load, kindling, cord wood iU. and mill wood In car lots. A. Tka ykh’s coal and wood yard* MS and 377 Massachusetts ave.

XXTJi OFFER for a few day* oaly ' Yf wooden splasher* 7c. Walnut brackets, 9c. Majolica pitcher* 18c. Beautilul plush novelties, 80c. Decorated mustache tup* Bo. Rattan doll carriage* one. 1'oy Plano* Me. large wash b.sket* 70c.Fancy Baza*. C East Washington st.

tjIfcYCLbM AND TBIUYCLEa, seounu-haud: X> Ne. I C-loch btar (.good as nsw; $ At No. 244-lucti Acme. 39 “ 146-Inch Standard Columbia 41 “ 4 484nch Ideal (nearly new) so •: tsSjasa 3 ***'*"*** 56 s * 7 52ebch Amev Challeage, nlckaied. • “ SA-Inck Harvard, nkSeled — 85 * 9 52-Inch Columbia 49 1054-Inch Columbia, nickeled ...?,. 7$ •• 11 M-inch Columbia 65 “ 12 64-tnoh American Challenge 80 * U4S4nch Expert Columbia. __... IS “ M Columbia two track tricycle 129 New and second-hand bicycles sold ou inateUmeat* Indiana Bicycle U*. w E. New York s*

LOST.

4^< RAY HOUND DOG; tlx months olu. Return to \JT ill East Court street.

/CANARY BTRDntemrn to 3« Rest VermoU V> street and receive reward.

/N ENTS SCARF PIN. Return to room 46, Old Uf Sentinel Building, and get reword. \%TMITITaND YBLLOW 8ETTER DOG: s;x YY momha old. Return to Joins OAsrm* 23 N. Illinois street. I u*m? ^Rrtura te Hkjnt v Sew is a* and get reward.

A LLIGATOR POcffET-BOOSTwith money anj TV. P*oei* Return te owner, or adarem ¥ 3, rare of New* *nd receive reword. QMALL ffCTCfiTWIffff IW-.ft/VUf, e«mtalnl.,y-$f 0 Finder return te eomkweat earner Brood *ud Pine street* nod receive reward.

~I N AM YlfcrHVST RING, with e*« prong of A erttlng broken off. Under win be paid itoltoU rata* by returning te Hews ettrt

A ~*MaLL BS-kCR-AND-TATf ¥UFT answers to A tbeawmeef “Jeer bewoteaeeUif wltbamall Aifffasss'syssj?

PERSON Al.

DIES to work for na work easily lenrne3T material* fhrutahed and r>od wages paid: work mailed postage paid. For partientersaddras* >rk company, offlss JAI Lamed skBnat,

Itch. F. a bo* Ul.

• $LSa' Call at IS North Pennsylvania street, op qirs Open every afternoon.

WANTED—MALE H^LP.

BoarvT

L KenuicKy ave. )AHTKR for paper hanging. 61* North Mfsslasrppi.

oi Trad* cigar faoiory,

H.E. Sriv'kffso?,

^JOODBOY; mutt b*> able to milk. Address ^ iABT>rET HaUTEBS at Jmtlauapoili Chair

Co-’q No. 184 West New Y ork »t.

i v- vff'-v *. . „;»» — for the winter.

rent, up stairs.

—— — ..w. v.— Job workman, marsober; pcod wages and steady work.

depart rue tall. Pei

> to $25per week,^ according to aDtlity. f&fi^xrwGd^N ‘toiu^4i^nh

MMhiny.

■rnianent business.

' g iifw~*rtlclen ng oat of work; ilfity. Adams's

-ompany, A1

WANTED—SITUATIONS. IY GOOD COOK. Cali 218 East Market

do general bona*'

ITU ATION In si i wcrlt. 77 Ken:ucky ave.

Apply at 23$ East

private hoarding

»Y Y iC.VU I.AUY » good reference. A

ess H 3. care News. ’ as clerk lu nfflea or store; ddress K 3, News odlee.

to board at same place

ave.

XffiWSPAfEB MAN. 38 y

printer and thoroughly iches of the business:

ractical

jr. good local an ust, wants to setll x. Address Z 2, <

i old; pn

mpetent m all iftii adverthsliig

editorial parographer; lu tho West; highest ref-

care News.

WANTED—AGENTS.

GENTS Beilina Mo. Steam Washer make big . J. WORTH, sole manf.. at. Louie Ha,

■«T-

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

[ AGIO LEAF.

'TOKAGE. 5 ut.

ChosshAND, is South Pennsyivante

WR'ii^r. oaSSES ware *t.

or wfofok at is8 North DoUt-

tAY^fia -/ Noven:

AUDI uber L

NG at 72 Ft Wayne ave after

teeth as karnan's. 1894 East

M Aaroi

rpO ftt?Y cheap bora i dress D 3, care Nee

so a spue laity av Dr. Baaire ' ilnois st.

I moals. 43; 8 meala L at framic Biro’s Trann-

w misksiupaws* ttw *•. a* i' >« c.a a naw x . TXKIJTBSW8AFE“ft'EPAl{ttNG, to J

•ill Cj.T’AlU'for fHa. L Seoar, 127

it-oficlpthlng. it Washington

AlUiki, oou t buy J you try the!“

11 be sorry

jwmg

ie Royal St. John; if you do you Office 11 Virginia ave E. E.

mac nine until

MEN its at iorth Peunsyl alloy flllingH 25c. sets of teeth $3.90. Extract^ Ing free. Open arternoona

Cental College, 19 Gold fillings toe.

Ci kHKCHANlCHof an kinds, to send their . OU tamlllee to the Indiana Dental College far aid fi'Ung toe; alloy tiliings ZSc, and set* of teeth » >r$3.oa Remember the place 19 North PennsyD’ tnlF street, up etalra Extract! ng free.

jEfeT netv c< rn, 36c: old, Uc. J Oa-.a, 32c to toe per bushel.

Faed meal .woe. melted corn, $1 per hundred.

Bran. 70c: middlings. She. , 56o and S0c per hundred.

Van Pelt.

lay, 56o and aoc per hundred.

Btraw, per large bale, toe.

, 59 North Aleijama ^Telepho

rYATMEAL IN ANY QUANTITY.

VJ Cut fine A oatmeal. Cut medium U oatmeal. Cut ooaree C oatoneai.

Ground very fine Dunloe mills Irish oatmeal,

r lour and reed.

Norl BKoe.. 60 North Iliinota.

:lea new crop small

ow chow and pi ver thread soar kr

tealraut.

IIli,pepper mangoes, cr aid orchard Jug vinegar with choloe holiday | mts, pure Buckeye and Vermont maple sirup*.waranted pure, tomato catsup, with numerous other teles suitable for private famine*, hotels, lunch inters, reaUnrants, and atv/iellolous, healthful 1 economical. Ou r goods are sold by all wnolesale x-en, jobbers, spl -e men and commission raerch a. A trial is solicited. F. M. AacHDRaooN, itauapon*.

I FOB 14 fas granulated sagas.

for 1C Um extra U > Golden Rio coffbe.

30c lor 1 fa Oi

44c lor » be White Bose flour. 65c lor 25 fas Crown Jewel flour.

25c far 7 bars Dandy soap, toe for 1 gal ton maple sirup,

40c for 1 gallon honey drips sirup toe for 1 gallon sorghum —■

te for 1 fa Turkish prune* •c lor 1 fa apple butter.

12c far 13ft can table peaches in sirup

Sc for 1 quart hominy (newj. 10c for 1 can pte peaches, ic for 1 dessa new pickles.

H. F. UcHkADka, 7U. 72and 74 Mas* av* C. a McMaAPBR. 453 aud 457 Virginia av*

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

iBsaENOKR's, 1UI Washington M-

>r your oysters andT* i at all hour* Maud

. _ av V calf boot* oolld.SI/ Men’s fine caff shoes, latest, ti.no LreheS’ fin* (faracou Ittd, all style*

Children's shoes at cett. qww ns a call.

and C*u«e

speedy mamageo; also Jives Hoorn " od ^Boor.' Sliu*

D. DCCAB, _ iSttUStSSSi W atcha* Uooksand Jswetry at half j

NEW ASSOCIATIONS. rHOOBIRR8AVTNO AND LOAN AfiBOCI-

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

^ABEMENTtoraa*. t» Hast Mew Yoeki

yutHimib iMBAm

T^LtAfaAki 1 r6om fatraaito gahlh It Waff

jL Ohio st*

VUfcNfsaxD BOOMS. MBfa Hatt Waahlagsai

CUTtl o wn

_ _ WWKf WME-R

Pnf

136 East Wi foruriheJ front rooms; $1.50, $!,

sw York.

with sr withoakUaHL

( XNK uft W^yjJkHMiLtb niOOT K60HE pUWIBttEPYjTr-pNVPA'tteUlP ftbOIS Y URVlsHE^tJOV fo.^s»*e^roFIIiSrE55i*:

T^ivtt^i^ aM A Nturth Nter^eresff.^ 00 ^

fpWt) DITTMAEK'iinfarnlsIisd, with ofwrthoui

A kitchen. 2h6-Nonh Tenaeme* street.

•rro NORTIIFhNNiiYLVASlA fiTWDnTTSi

J looms en suite; rafarsat* rsquired. >v)NY 'H6oV[ evic Th* MSws douaUng-naoat one flight of stain. Apply News ofttc*

T A foiL, iFBONT ROOM, aite oibvrs, with board

Aj or for housekeeping. 23 Hast Mfoblaan at.

I rN'l'tJkiHBfflDffifiTTE6FK0ftiA;*laoa'few U dag boarden at tt North Alabama: Mu. K

Troxkll.

^URl^j^Roo^and rooms above iW TESg

Delaware st.

3*KSON « PATTttaaott, M N.

o YORE !U)6M. V>*o. 2 VanoTfi'.cxjJt: Washfngtou O^.^trro^ front. Inquire Braimaad Korison,

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

''J’HBKE-BOOM COTTAGE. 47 Boee at. 2-*ToiitY BKldJl;* nxm«~N*l7i'SiirWidnik

O hE LIST Uf U. h. BKADLEif, 26 North D*iO aware st. |"ARgrrFra?;iatfP.DTAONTtutoU. 79fTortS

East .Market.

LfbUSK; seven rooi FI 27 Thorpe B1

7£a

ims, 3i4 North Alabama, cheajr XXflUT IWSJJET, new ftatu* kauS.

it six large rooms. Wctut G2 > M, a,Uble: *“*" ,ol; r,nt ’ * 801 N A,^d vi 1 ^ 018 ’*^ Wirulw,> * tcora * r

idlaika av* aate Vermoat st. Fooi •ok now open for sale ofsharsalE •area, toe; dues, Ite. Apply to t

FOR

S4LS OR TRADE.

It CITY PROPERTY, thro* ■rimrtom ttaaas; good far dally or gardao. Addrees Q1, care

J jQUsftjjf (.waive rooms on North Side, welil^rdren. Boom 24, Tfirpe Block, * M>lly wtt>lontc 242 partw will tmwuySrtof *pttttr£ l '^2ri3 Grbcnr ACo., 8 Martlndaie Block. aw^ta^e^ ardf nl«'ly 0 l^it*iL* l firontfn* ItRry PArk, corner of New York mod BUckiord StrOeU. IftAAC THAlalfAN. ■pTO7REN^Ca»?rfCTft--l- very faUrable F city rasidence of IS rooms with all modern conveniencei, in one of the best locollUe* Apply JtegpH a. Kogap. *4 EaM lCarhCT/*t. rooms,$hi.M 3A Jkaak aCaemicrau, OWeto •J iBrdaJJWaIL tan room* attic and WiV room, grattt and mamels throughout, House heated by furnace. Good stable, large lot and an abundance of shade and shrubbery. Very ir.’s: nsiss s&r* Circle street; Sentinel Building.

FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.

FINANCIAL.

^60^**^ A boyyii LpixJIaI. rblfps, any sum desised. O Wrioht. 12*^ North Pennsylranl*

M K,r.7S?eftSSLS’"~ lu

and 37

p. P. O.

_ I Wffjftp, lyfaii' r t usaaibfa 63 ama llasimt. ah. Stertl^ato Block.

ZrpER CENt. MONEY To l6aS.

QpEClAi. fliuda at ^ to 7 per ceuL Thtere*t 0 max. Narzozn, Oddfellowiblock. TFDIANA Loan AGENCY; 6 per cent; appl/ 1 direct. Isaac H. Kruarnn, IS MarUndal*

’"iclt.

$50.000S£V4«SL!3.7!VSa avenoa T u ’,r~~‘7’ V. T SS.l’Kr’i'Sa Market *l 'll/'ANTED-A pasty with small capital to uka YV bold of a fi rat-class invention that then Is a fortune lu^can be seen la tell eperattoa. A ldree* a? 77 Ann ^ LOaA on Tpdlanaaclb property OO.UUU at 6 per cent W. T. Fwiton, U N orth Punnsylvsmla strer-

i property at lowes hr Aka « Ca. u Bate* Bloch. DtlfiblNo A lib' LbASlBaoMMiaar tfcarea

[a1

mIAkk. to*Ka-t^V'ashhigton

'pETVi.Tl t^UKDI to Nma w tuft, ea farm to

gnoixcr

O For thirty day* art will make special rat« for loans on city property or farms In this county. XL

M. BTODPAap ft Co.

87,000«iXTwo. .aao.

7 special fund.

Henry Ooe A Co..

13 Martlodale Rock.

^NOTICE.

^AQvrcEcr

T'VB. boy D-d OFFICE, U Weet Ohio ttreet. U Beaideuoe, 18D North IllinoU street. USI^BSB oi all kinds; w* otaice a m

"ptJIbiBSh or aa klate we nuuce a *saafty P ot buying and aelUiai aU kinds of eetahSshed btudnea* Hajsun £ Lkxhox, to N. Del*-

I Booth Marion oouaty, Indiana all tb» i count* fadament* ebaess In acts— (t»- , ^ k “" swa S.vsrs&.esig

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FOUND.

W*SSSt* K * am **- CaUM South Meridian

P^l^3i»±. 1 «r ar * T -

REMOVAL.

STRATEP OK WIEN.