Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1885 — Page 3
THE IXDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATHRDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1855,
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CITY XEWS.
The Circuit Court i* eagared with#i»ttcr* , , . WniMAcd with the Fletcher awiennient- master-general
Thediroree suit of Ov-ar ve. Kate Jones haa been diemisned, and William F. Her-hey has been granted a neparation from Rebecca
J. Herabey.
Yesterday John Wilbur and family, retiding near Broad Ripple, returned home to find an unknown intaut, but a few hours old, lying in one of the beds, unwashed and with an old coffee sack tor clothing. The parer.tage being unknown, Mr. WdOar brought the infant k> thit eity to-day for consignment to
the Orphan Asylum.
Thia morning Lewis Warrick, of West
•on, who served under General Jackson's j Ttt^ Franklin Fire Insurance Company administradon as postmaster at Freedom ; of this eity is scoring some of t&e best points Plains, N. Y., who "was appointed by Post- j of hianagunent known to the science of in1 ” turance. Indianapolis an 1 the State at large
mav be proud of the existence aud solid
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Barry
Colonel Jones four years.
ISdd, ranking
STATE SEWS.
Ajcwj.t Wf car *
street, was charged (jefore the Mayor with K u t the evidence warranted v-
•equittal. After the trial,! In a fight at Warsaw between Jrtnk
wtrcrrif was
wile-whipping, but his immediate acq
Mrs. Ella Vale, a young widow of Metamora, and a new beginner on roller slca;es, fell at the rink last night, breaking her arm. The venerable Major Thomas McKinney, well known in Jeffersonville, where he hail resided many years, died at Louisville on
Thursdav.
John W. Thompson, who has carried the mail between Scottsville and Galena for fifteen years, and who was wideiy known, died
on Wednesday.
may be proud
thrift of this now one of the oldest comroer-
s. Kreenltur* awl pippins, i rrel: choice. pi
Conconl. «• r—r lo,. basKeis: Catawoas, »c; Mai 45-pounU kega. CnexlDuu. ttSuakLUU per
imon. •Ljtljsl barrel, (..rain-s.
Mai
1RST HAfTlST OKtTRca-.W. E. cor. N. York on. sts. KKCBKj.-JKrrKKY.iX IX. pas'hliis 10:« a. nt. ami 7 JO u. ne bv ptestor.
•^ORTH. li.tlMl.-f . HCItctf^W: Cherry »,,a
ttii.l Pen
tor. Freud
cial enterprises of the city-
ot honorable growth.
-thirty-five years
TUK MARxer >'aws.
1 kfga
buso-i. Chlcatro l.tve Mock Market. Ckicaoo. December 26.-Hogs-Receipts, 7,000 I hi-.'-d. Market active ami Inc higher.
»3 73
-Oor. Cherry and aV Broadway sis. Kev. R. K Xkiohbob. piv-u>r. Sunday school s a. m. Morning service nr IS o clock. SITED I’RESAVt KRI.A.S <'HCKCH-CX.r-
East st. Rev. J. P. Cow »v. 10t«> a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Light— Rough p
Sew York stock Market.
Sew Yock. DecemberSa—Soon.—Money 1* « at 2a3 per cent. Bar elver. M2V Dtirl past boor the market has been strong throoguou., thi* ailvances rangin? from to 1 J , per cent. Sew York Central amt Northern Pacific preferred leading the advance. Toward 12 o'clock the market became steady ami at noon continues active and
3 V**:i 73 ^ THIR 4 a6 j £ * i***
Mass, avenue amt East sL pastor. Preaching al babbalh-scbuol 2i3u p. m.
Rough packing —— Heavy packing and sli pping- — Lattli*—Receipt*. 1.5,1) head. Market <asy i Pert i-attle.
' t ' t * Mockers. - — 2 *>f#t ix> j A' of Pratt ai
Kei-eipta. l.ixw head. Market steadv. I ai 10-in a ut. So f2 UsoiJ 00 2:15 p. m. Pit
All are aelco
to CHKivrtAN "clTcRCM-l^uue afe’,’ ween College ave. ami Asa st. D. K. \ a.v-
Sui
&UK
sheepConuuiMi Uoutl
3 30
1 k
POWDER
Absolutely Pure. rmOer nrrw vkrMw. A marvel of |wiW. and whotoeomeneea More econouik^ ordinary ktnda, and can not tw *“ eompetldoa with the multitude of low teat, abort welaht ahnn or uhoephate powrtenx fold only ^ miSi Bor al BxinroPownia Co., M WaUrt.,
I.T.
AMUSEMENTS.
TYICKSUN’S JJ GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
however Mra. Warrick re!used to return ! Clark and Gus Myers, the former accusing home, although she bad three helpless chii- the latter of insulting his (Clark’*! wife, dreo, oueof them a puling infant, and the Myers was knocked down and his leg
parties separated in the court room, the broken.
husband taking the oldest ch id with him. j Herbert Hampshire, of Peanut mine, The Bottom post-mortem showed the throat KtiigbUville. went intck into the mine tot and stomach in terrible condition, but with fir-a shot, and wa* suffocated by white damp, no diphiheretic symptoms save a slight eon- i lie was m ad when found. He was eighteen
gestioa in the throat, which might have been : years old.
due to the action of some corrosive. It j A saloon owned by Pepper & Peters, at having been nearly a week since Mr. Bottom Peppertown, lour miles south of Metamora, took the dose in tne Fairmount (111.) drug- was burned Thursday night. Low, c'AiO; rtore for tnroat trouble, it i» impossible now j covered by insurance in the Home Mutual of
to tell the nature of the medicine adminis- St. Mary’*.
tered. Horace Sundon, twelve years old, at-
tempted tojumponan engine, at Knights- j ville, and tell under the wheel*. One leg was cut ofl. the loot on the other cut off, ami
a thigh mangled. ,
L. G. Fox. a brakeman, wa* knocked fretn his train at the Wabash ilailruad bridge near Lngro and killed. Fox was thirty years
dianapolts «»rxtti Market.
M«*ily. Tbree's, nni.,:AV*.il2>»;4's, 124. i'*cuicos j hM^n noSh oii' chancI-^mHe. owiiigTo thTlfob of »i, 125'«. ’ nlay season’s internipU.m. Quotations, therefore.
Attains r.xpren MO X. J. Central...™—C l , ; imwt be couditered uomt
t'eotrai Northern IVcitic 27'^ 'I
In<
Tliegr On
(been
Alleguiuy 1 A:ion A T.
uribern P*c preierreil....,
37 preierret!
m Nor:.iW.siern l'.2 preferreil, ..... 75 N. \ . t iral
N. Y., Cn.. A d. i
Celt I ml B.ic-ltic 41*1 preferred. CbuH-'o A Al.on |.2i •'bio Central... preierrt-i „130 jOino <S Missis: Chic., Bur. A QuincvieO's preterred - Chic...•st l. A N. u .iiitano « Wesli Cl a., •ian A Cieve... 34 '). K._<fc N’.,
Cieve suit A Col
'OSo
oousk numb
iuU.
ir- inspecteJ—In. wheat. 4; 4. ftaxaeed, ir. rye, O: out—
wreferred Aiuencan Exp Bur. C. K. ,c N. Cantul* siootUi
in ml 4*.n
re<l
27'* ; Tomi number o
•<J ■, ; o»l-x7, corn. Sk bay. 4. ft* . I os j Wheal. 0: oata, 0: corn. M.
..133 Tue loiiowina were track bids on ’Change T-ur*-
imW dttv:
V , I Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean. -'ISc: No. . 21 Uerranean. No. 2 red. at lie, o. t.; No. . I s * i » December, no bid: January, no bid.
ssisslppi— 23
: Me , 3 re
K. I
1 A Colutn. 53 ire. Trans .
Dvbiw are & H'idsou. Sti f'ttciao 5l*:i ... Delaware A 1..IS'.lt'aiiainA
Kto u - is- li-eoria, Ij 24 • ihitsbu;
2H,
■ £**
" T II 17.,.,* tempted to jumi> on an engine, at Ktuguis- i Uoirton .v Texan.... I t-Raul ....- THE LKjL'OU MEN RAIHLU. ville, and tell under the wheels. One leg I | t P Rim r ^lii 1 ,v\i»ii!li 1 *' 1 ,
1 ’»ni • r A Erie
ferr
Wi
IKlM
fen
Ifurietn, Houston
•ec. a: Evan,
rg-
No. Meditern I. No. 2 r no bid: January, white. 31‘«e: No.
, ! 3 w hite, 32c-. No. . yellow. 34c. f. o. b.: No. 2 yellow. ,ern. t", \ Me. o. No. S. 32c; No. 4 yelloiv. 32r; No, 1 mixed. div...lit7 34c. No. 2 mixed. 34c: No. 3 m:\ed. 3!S«2 No. 4 x.- 5 , mixed. 30'ic: sound ear,yellow. Sic; December, no •-«» fi'* 1 - . * ...
— b;( j.
■21)
1A5
Fort Wayne .141 Jlaunslial A r*t. J preferreil larient, v*. div 212
uolne -jo-, « k Island i.-IJT-,
' i. l3>ui« .t >mi Eran.
preiern-l ; 1st preferred .
t. Bull l
Stone nights. Da;
and xna lne?s on New Year’s
| CLIO.
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Thirteen Arrests AH Tolu, but Xo Cessa-
tion of the TralBu.
Yesterday the fiolice auempte<l to'enforce
the liquor law, ami of the twenty-nine ar- old, aud leaves a wile anil two children at
rest* made during the day and night thir- ) hi* iioine. lilton. LI.
teen were offending liquor ven iers. Tne! At Aurora, Umstma* Lve. Steve Rabb.ti,
i I HI,, iilCMm!. tl
K husuisi^ Toy as. ... ii 4 *3»L Panl cfe c IsAKo Kne & . 14-* preform! i ,hk i* >Uor** . Hri ., r«*XAS IW'iGe. Iy»ul>viU«* tw Nash 44 1 4 t l*acilic . Louisville A: \. A ... M ■ I'nlLn! sui
Mur. i’in.. 1st prei.........
. : . , ' |-1 i • 1 . Memphis ,v r i vn. 4', \\ l s K.ir^u F.Xi>i Mil :su< hi i‘ential 7.: VVi-suTn Ctiiou.
siat^ i'.x
L. A Pac.
*/"»'• were princi,*!!/ made by Batrohmn * [.S* lot m'uio
v :l
illcn, ar.u un* , H struck a rib and giiiin i crowded by the j backbone, where it lodged.
Joyce, Conklin aud McMullen, and this morning the court room was crow .,—, — ^
delendants and their friends. Something a. 11. Hughes, who ran off from Greenoutaide the usual line was the prosecution of j castle with his child on Monday night last, Michael Callahan as a loiterer, it being : was arrested in Itiehmond yesterday and shown that he lounged more or less in Coy’s , brought back with the child. He gave bond sa;oou, and it is charged gave warning of J his appearance. The child was given to
police approach. Simeon defended him,
claiming he was but recently employed a. the I , At JhHithersvm^^fecoUcounty,
ill. ,« ft. L 2.1 Ml. '-K'l pr« fi-i-ri''l 4'L pf'-ier. •
M.sswuri iVw'.ii E D-lv7 . I - . 1’. c r M.'itb- A )tuo i! ‘C. M. I. A- P. MorrK A KoutX .1,25 j |irc,errvil.... glanced around to NusuviUe.t cn*t ... 44
...13) ... 14
WITH 100 PERFORM ERR Original Music by 81*. Q. Opertl. Two Grand Ballets, A powerlUl Drnmatlc Cast. The Woriffs Greatest Premier Assoluta, UU& CORNALBA .... Gorgaous Costumes, Cla>sical Groupings, Etc. THE EARTHQUAKE The grestest scene ever attempted on any stage In America TWO CAR-LOADS OF SPECIAL SCENERY.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY: tOc, »tic, 50c, 75c, »1.00. Sale of seats opens Tuesday, December 29.
INGLISH’S OPERA HOUSE.
iThs largest, beat and moat . laaa. wuo. IkKaaLua
popular Theater in t Prop, and Mau’gar.
LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIUHT.
„THE CARROLLS,™
-ITT-
•c
-WHOSE CAN IT BET*
New Year’s Attraction: PATTI ROSA Zb her great successes, "ZiF’ and “BOB.”
iICKSON’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
e- Christmas and Satur-
Three nights and matinee- Christina
day, begina ng to-night.
GRAND CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION I Production of Bartley Campbell's meet
Ihl 1'
its mother.
Thurs-
, - , , - , „ , . dav, John Schill filled an oil-cup off a loeolusaue Asylum, itnd was a-good lellow, ana ' ^ Itjve w:th powder and touched it off' with
. _ _ The explosion sounded like a
4k » ^ LLI »ll Y C sY I III | when a fine was entered took an appeal, a short wire.
with J. S. Coffman a* surety, to the Criminal Court. Charley Stucky, bartender, same place, waial'Oileiendaiit,and Charles Robin* son, 37J Fast Georgia street, wa* the witness upon whom a eonvictiondepended. Said Robinson: “I called for beer, but they said it was ginger ale.” “But you know what you drank,” persisted the prosecutor. “It was made of malt,” was the reply. Then the Court fired up, and looking at the witness sternly, ejaculated, “What was it you drank, beer or ginger ale?” and rcspondinl the witness, quiet leebly, “It was beer.” Stucky was then lined $23 and costs, with ten days, and an appeal followed to the Criminal Court, with Coffuinn as surety. The other liquor delendnnts included Jack Joue.'*, bartender for Smith, Eli Long at Sam Diuuin’s, John Coyle, Grand liote)>Martin Fox, Spencer House; Win. Frick, 135 East Washington sinvE Frank Belting. Henry Aekalow, Circle House; George Bundle, Circle Park; Win. Bextroh, Huegele’s place; Albert OrnsdortT, and Ga* Zeigler. ut Kitz’s, and the Long, tryle and Webiiar- cases were apimnied to the Criminal Court, while the others, or at ieaat the most of them, went over until Tiles day. Of all the saloons visited, Mr. Huegele
was the only one objectimr to the arrest o[ ^ u tlua he eoIllllimed all out of his bartender but he waived when he ; oii (ier wliU( , s , ie w;ls U1 his (k . nt .q ; i. 0 „ found Patrolman Joyce and partner c ,^ ir influoace ot anx-thetics, for the ! *;’ nnnedly bent upon that ob|ect. When the , ,™,k ,„.t • 1 7,
police entered Reicbwein’s, over one hundred customers were in the room, many of them drinking, but Reicbwein received the ofiicer* pleasantly, and at once gave bond tor his bartendi-r. In not a single instance, however, so far us known, did the raids inllueuce the closing 01 any ot the laMer saloons, but the
Ili(iiana|is>tl)> M liotesaie Market. Now h the season of inaction with merchants—
the (tallest of the year. Every oust, tner Is one more thbti is looked for. The ante-Chnsmos rush wiped out every want and satisfied every demand. The markets are ut last said to be nominal. In
fits the staples simply await developments.
Drugs are dull and tine.langcd. Produce is inactive at tlie recent reduction. Iron alone is firm and an advance is taking place. Ixx-ul merebants ari getting, in some iiutauces, better price- than quotation- on bar hon, and with this iceiiug continuing quotations will be advanced on Monday.
Dry ijuails-Prints, American. 5Sc ■ Allen, ■) ,c
Arnolds, o tiern i. laacy colors, >i»c: IXiCiieist Edilysbtue, tttucy.le: U irile. lancv. 5) t cs Ilamiliou i.-jc; Pan.ile. lauev. ux W .1-111 aglou farzev red ta,c; liuraiony, 414c. Maneae-ier uriins. 5Hc brown sin-eii:i2, Atiaiilic.7c: Atlantic I),i>c: A,ipk ton A, 7c; Boole All. B-tc: Contltie lai C, 6,0 dark’s A. i*,e. tiwi rut Ancbor. 33 Incite4. 7-,c Hranitevllle EK. ttc: Granileville 1. L. ilc: India i Orenard. a. inebes, nfie: Pen **reil K, 7c: Pepiier .-U K. 4i-4e: Saranac K, '.‘.c: Peppered. l*-l. lie: Pepnerell. H>-4. 'Jie: bleached sh'*eiini£-. Androscozgiu, L. 7e: Barkers mills o« Indies. 7‘ic; B.irileu 5<u
■cemo . -
Corn-No. 1 while. 3t‘ 4 c: So. 2 white, 33c; No.
No.. yellow. 34c. f. o. b.: No. 2 yelloi
s' 2 i »'*i
Uftht-No 2 white, 3tc; llgiU mixed,
mlxeu. 'jihc: rejected, 27>*a
Kye—6Uc.
Bran—*11 25. H av—Timothy choice, 11200: No. 1, $11.30 No.
2, *M.VJ.
Flour—Patent, y>.lV®3.60: extra fancy, 51.60<H7i; fancy, 31. IV •4.*): cuolce. 3410A 1.X): ta.n.Iv. xf; > > 4.«';XXX.kXii 3.3.511: EX. fAU f I2i. X, •Iji)#iU;
superdne, s2.7i.g iSi: line. S2.50.®2.60. Indianapolt* provision Market.
Jobbing Price*—.Sugar-cured hams. "BeUaV.e’ biaieUS i .i-lJ-ic: eo’.lage ham. ••Hi-llable” brant, none: California ham. «*: English breaKfaatuacou • porter” brand, SQc: “Reliable" brand. 9c: Kngiish shoulders. 12-3> avorage. i’»c: average. .5'-«c: baron, clear sales, nsht. 7c: medium. 7c: narks. 6’ 4 e. English cured clear sides or :>a cunsmokeil. *k): dried oteu Porter band He; clear p wk, iiarret. in pound*, fl'tio; bean pork, • . ar. M-Wk iaru. pure l et u rvodi-re-l. prussao. :n
lierccs,7*4
b dogna, loiU-spare
cl ut. jl_or. Iaru. nure i ret*. 7*40: null tw rcilog..a, in cloth. »‘«e:
Prayer
me.
nlng service, iieeting every
•«TO' Bmatav-echool at Thursday uighb
WANTED—FEMALE
'help.
OI-KMAN GlKI- :«« East New York sh
iKSeTIe
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
OTORE ROOM. HS isoulh Meridian
Me H.
IpFlWPirkff TR0!TF“RiS5M. ^ SoHS
A
( L<5oi ) T.TkL for^geueral liousework
VI fonuin«>. - i [ TfcVlM A GI Hi' ^TaoTfor 1 h Nldni65m. •*» mOm wA ***• VI Mnir*. wonc. ! North st. ■ TYIri.: reieeance; light work; no washing. MB w ‘ ll> ttoaraidaTh^viRKa 4 Kill HEN Hi HL; one that Is neat and cEmubl : IpCKN iWE|> aiid^uiUuruAneirrooma CM 4T. A tt) Indians ave. | T Market ft. room A \| IDIlAK-AHKfl WOMAN lo do housework. In j | ARtfR. tui insftod ~&out room. ffStBOW. 5* 111 We^T Mary laud. } Maiwsehlwfthi Kwtk ^KUMaWN UtHL imilffoiir- j Ki^Kn;. H^jM, dowa MaS'ittrntollhd* /-stklV rOT^'n'. ral' ho'^ewoTa; ref, icuces re- I EM llN 1*H b|i oft l NKi HNtSHBD. wtU»
\J quired. 67(. College a\ euue. ; A 277 North -'.ii-i.i. * - .I-v=r i kasT .ST
Hvoit. pastor lo-inorrow at liftto a m. Sunday-school at 2 p. Hraugers itirdlally invited.
in. sun lay-whool at *J9 a. m. Prayer mcei ith lecture,' Thursitay evening 7:3j o clock,
o I JtTlf CIl'RfsTl.iNvjfl’ Rt’H At thcjunietlon
ip of Noble st.. and Vintinia av<
of mee addllloi
tegeaveuue.
I AAt t GOOD UOOKs to burn B*nmm *codL 1 ‘ M M' wood and kindling; best and cheapest
Telephone Vi>.
ITEfiaiJNs WaNTINO VfR5T-CllASi* HELP | A or good siuiaiions inviteil to register at the Old I Employment Agency, 42 North Delaware*L i LMUST-i LasmiookINvasHEr and iRonkr 1 -F m small family of ctiroo: one Umt undRr«tan<1» ,
fomaceB re- j
birr V G i KLS A S r D BOVb, Iroai to to Myeani A ot Hire, with e«x»d voices to imvel with juvenile opera company: mutt have parent-i ctiriAent. Ap-
‘YoftK: Ibrni^edTrourSiWDI
opera c
ply Moudi
Th enter.
ents entn
mice Kngh’
st.. aud Virffioia ave. Tbe senen iig^. no far have remitted tn twvntv-elKhl
m.uridEi. t m. bundaviichocl9’FT blnin^re j fTMy&VTSTSTKD*
Invited to all the-e service*. AOO tXnlege. to p-t good irold fll.tugs as low a*
—3———j——-f I See. alloy nlUng* a* low a- 25c, artlfiolai teeth a* low
ULBKRN A DC ' hi'.;' ,. or. >econ I and I. Meridian su- J Ai.hurt Honothai kii, palor. Preaching 10:30 a m by pastor. Rev. Ezua Nkwoomh.of Chicago, will preach at 7;3u p. m. Sumlay-sehooi and Bible classes, at 2:15 p. in.
Young iieiiule’s prayer meeting. 3:45.
SEVENTH PRE-SB Y't EUIAX ClfURCif-Oor-xs Cedar and Eltnsts. Kev. R. V. Hl’.vtkr, pastor.
es. at
3:45.
-~cifi
. Hf.vTKK. pastor.
"A Season for All Thing*.''
Kvenlfuc subject: "The Star of Bethlehem." Preaching by the pastor. Suiiiiuy-school at -JU p. u. Prayer ineei.ng on Thursday evening ' tEXTRAI. AVE M. K. CiIJllC.I-Cor. il.ttier L st. and Central ave. Kev. A. W. LampoHT. i.istor. Preaching to-morrow at It)A) A in. and 7UW i. by pastor. Claas-mectlng at M a. m. Bum
.:edi
Morning subj
ling subj
« as low a- 25c, i
• J3.0O. Cal! at Is North Peuijsyive
air* Open every uileruoou.
WANTED—MALE HELP.
. in. by pastor. Ciaosschool at 2:l.i p. 6-:&t p. m. Strang'
tigers
tc-
Eggs, Butter,
Shippers' iTices—Eggs, tkc: from store. 20c.. Bu
Zig25c: dairy, c sells at 11 '•-13c:
Poultry and Game. ISC toss o !: straight, itter—Creamery, taocy, lictHfc; tancr country
sens ai n-aioi; country cnoice. 10c; selling Iroin store ut 11 H i2c; common packed.-6'i)7c ! Poultry—Spriui caiciccns. 4c per pound: neux alive. 4c per rouuu: roosters. 3c: turkey hens. 6c: tom*, tie. lc. ,e. full feathered. tAS) a iluzen: younr. |3.ou: ducks, 6c » pound, (lame— Mallard ducks. *2..*) .per dozen: ran hi is, 75c
inei-tlug at 1
YiSung people’s meeiing sirdiall.v wclconied.
't>IllST PitE4|lYTElUA\ Clll KCH-S. \V.'i-or-1 t'enn. and N. Y. st*. Kev. M. L. II a inks, pastor. I rcachiiig at 141:45 ». m. olid 7-2»i p. hi. Special 1 f bii-toia-nn.B c. biihju Mr evening: Acbristtan ' AierrUne. t' ■'abhai*i-schm l a" l): I a. in. The
r- scri-pk--. . _ C prT.i .l -tor.
94 .itcI.Kon,
cuing at exercises Sun av-
errUiie.it ’
puid!’- cor .ial y .uviiia lo'll tiir CiXMND iM.t-lBVt'ii.tlAN
O Penn, and Venuoiit sta. Kev. J ambs J D. D.. Iio-itor. Preai-hUdt l":Ai a- m. Ev 7: w, special service of go*, el songs and appropriate to the c o-c of t ie year,
school at ihlu p. in. 1‘rj
tiling 7.3). All are
Y PURTKK at 72 East Court »U Yy HiTE WAiTEK. Chrcle Park muT 15E-4TACKANT MAN mIm mderstaiiSTbiSrI v nes*. Blue Eront, opfiosite Depot. r |''HE DENTAL tAiDLE.DE is open lor the winter. X 19 Norih Pennsyivania -i.. up-stairs. t (iiMltt MAN to run a liv.r-heitded plunor>and TV grade rims: stt-ady work: marrieit inancpieferreil; answer by wire. Owensboro Wheel Coiii-
piiiiy.Jlwen*’ oro, Ky.
At’AN t'JCD—Al! uiniveTn-itab:.' ni.t »t a IBne (ef niisees' and child!
stio si*’!
h66k. with’airo^a S’TORE KtXlti. 13 >fc«tti : liuseua _ aver inquire O No* 1 .Mm HW<tiII.wlu wvt*. xTTc»I~SVmr tTF-FkoSrT^TfisT'Si.K?: a* pished. 71 Wee: Ohio >L IstHRl) ROOMS. !l2ii North Pennsylvania A st, opposit# New Denlsou. _ ait.ffor geak-fl
reoOM da-
VpwmtABLkTJU'KSIbHk:ti AOoU.
I ' tiiMir. 76 East New York st.
i 1NK VI BN IbllED aud two unTtirulai>eJ~1fiiS
A* rooms 241 North AUiioma st.
QNE I.ARliit KKoN faiid OM liaik, furm-tiTsi
or uipurnil
il»he<l. 'll: 'l rta'wc^MA
| AHlii*. FKON'f KtM'M, hirnuhed, with or wtthXj out boantj I all 343 North Liberty st.E’EON l twjiku over 4 u« News counting-rooaw F one flight of stair*. Anulv New* offlee. fpilKKK i NT'-l KMsHYA): houSekei'iilig; "o5i. X hmilsheii peeping room. SI North East. 31 ANDSOMKLV Et-KNIBlfKI) H4M>M«, _ wTtS It tire: was. :2_9 East New York; referencea X’ ItEt.Y-KUKNiMlED FRONT ROOM, seconj J.A It oor: also buck room. 15 ITast New York st1»EEASANT.frl RNiNUKD Rooms for getiU? I ntcu: reietwnce. i.t» Non h PenMylvanlH st. ' ICi-.DY-El it.NlsiiED KooM. with or without
>es to
c-*--,. F f*iXi 1 iawivai,
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iirt*. to g^titlemaug rUFajL 7« Fort ne wv*. mmi j I\*>\HAnCiiyWWb^m^iiia'iliira'dowi
l*n/' fei iulMt-% aiul chllUren ;»boom .tutl j If VancoBluCK. BaAi.NAao JiuuiMOX.-i Vanoo
> i|rVaifftr:!av; viMjklH very dvsiirwblv ami wilt i •!
M'iy ,For ‘“ r,k * U ? : * rs t** 1 ’***' L, '< e'D H(Klffit; wltbl^iid^nyterpfp'TI^ ■ ’’ ' * V- lo h» .'laj-sai hiisoits ave; a quiet, home-dke
v | ploi'e: ra.e* reduced.
«t 4 FI \v 11ai’i>ts(i\ik"’-.PFPES oTTRotHTBlS ~ g\ the Wtmlslur tttiK-'k, wiiu every convenleu
W A N TED—SITU ATIO NS.
a i ‘.assar°jfS5Ki fssxigi;
FOK RENT-cHOUSES.
„ ' -4 1 uciiaogv jauu ry i. Aitonss.\ j.N.care E j ■
rayer meet.n^*on Thursday j j^lTUAiioN to do light housework hi huAIi thm- j FOK H
4 sOSPKI. SEUVICKM-W1:T ? “(Df V.l be com- h«»«)»h _I— t f niTTAaSi4' r TUKNM KOOM&
11 tnenced In the school house. Nos. 76 an: 7* ; f|X» Work in any kind ot * ore or commission ; V- j
UlTmils!^on U^milrrooiCr^abbath^Day*midTTititullie | th‘NewTers^^” 1 Add ^ U " f. t ^ ^AUL^Sonk Dei-
5W Elm street.
Coal anil Coke. Anthracite. f6.25US6.Vi per ton: Ptfsburr. *175:
Lifill
cannon. The three front fingers of his right
han t were torn off'.
•Jhe Baltimore A Ohio Telegraph Company hu> filed for record, at New Cattle, its articles of association proposing to build and operate a line of leiegrapli into Indianapolis along the line of tiic Indiana, Bloomiii
<k Western Railway.
A pistol-bullet crashed throngh the show window of a grocery on Spring street, .Jedter-
sooviile, at 10 o’clock Thursday night. \As j.. 7c; Barker* null.*. .
Mayor Fleeter had at the uioruent
moved trom tue spot, it was thougnt to be anff-jE jllches< f^,.. E^cnviiic. 6!» •: Hin *Semper i .e m t j ntt < nipt to asshfsinate him. a,inches. .‘»c llote. e ,c: Kmght * • aumrlc, T'.c ! The long pending damage suit of Joseph | | M. Webster vs. the Whitewater Railroad i be: New York mdis. lac: Cuei. I<ai. -.c; |
Company, token, from Fayette county to j
Kush, and then to W aync on chaugeol venue, i ri lihp ; ,v:ip>. ceig. v c a. i3-,c: Ama.k-i; resuited in a Special verdict at Richmond ! plaid. 74*c: coui-*t->:ik gol-l metal. utfeB F.lte;
yesterday, assedsing fhe plaintiff’s damages !
ut $.',00. I n tnciie*. ESc: 3J,iich«*, lD»c: York..Dlitca4*. ll'jo: Minnie Vandevendir, a girl of sixteen, un- ! 5:!:ur^^^ i, “ bUr ”“ ,, ‘ ,Cb ‘ ,V, " tS '
suceesstullv attempted suicide at Ander o i \ stripe, bSe: plaids. 9-,
by taking five grains of morphine. Unre- ! ^scl
a’, pac. 11
llinols, on to-mnrro
mlil further U'llicc. Mon. ng service lo:&i Alt mb service 2:3'. Eventna service 7:.W. Mee lugs •ii also he ueld every Tue day and Thursday evenings at 7:3i. All are we!, o ne. _ __ [ EKlDlAN ST. M. KlniUitOrf-Cor. N. York
‘ Uan
Jie* Mol Kvi
D., pastor. Classed925) a in and 7:30 p. m. by the
BALLARD’ HOREUOUND SYRUP Is a positive and unfailing cure for consumption, coughs, colds, bronchitis and all ailments of the throat and lungs. Contains no opiates. Gives instant relief. \V. H. allen A Co.. Agents. A new and most remaraabie disco very for al throat and iung diseases. Ask lor Dr. Jordan’s Lung Renovator. As a blood purifier it stands unequaled. Try it. For sale by ail druggist*. Splendid bargains re-xt week in jewelry, watches and diamonds at Marcy’s, “The" Jett e’.er, Us Washing'on street. Entire stock ut cost till January 1. 1* -0 A LAliUE line of gold watches, Indies’ aud gents’ gold wale lies. Crane's, tw E Wash. st.
j atv'ii —Cor. . J. E. Gn Preaching a
in utui 7:S) p. m by the pastor, subjects: tne. "Thei'ondltioiis of Church .Success.” hie, "Tue CLim-i Volume, or tin- Admonitlo S .ggcstnt by the Close of me Year.” smidaycliuol ut 2 p. m. You n : people > mecihig 6:4.i p. in.
IJLYMOCTll CUL'iU'H-Cor. Mcr.diau ami N." 1 York sis. Use ait C. McCli.i.o,u. minister.
rvlces ut> 10:30a. in. nml 7:.<0 p. nu In
(>i!EHT> I’AKK M. K. CH f itCII-Cor.‘Dela-
ware and Vermont sts. Rev. 1.
ami 62
Bu! es. I’.iciiio
quited love and a failure to get a nension her father having been a soldier and ner mqiher b.iviuj^remarried since his death—
is the cause.
Mis. Hattie Hiasem, of New Castle, ha* brought suit against Dr. W. ri. Murray, of Khi.-nta: iwn,demanding damages :n tiie sum ot S.: II 0 nileoino tmu he eoininilted an out-
irul '22.',
re. ihrt--iiiai iers. at llancrepe, 16 ..c; bro-
ghaiu. Lam
paca Lister. 16 ,c: An *, Ifi.’ic: caaamere, A C.
;,c: ,’:I12
horeian Fruus ami Nuta—Banan:
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successful play,
THE WHITE SLAVE
J
The New York Cast, New Magnlfl -ent scenery, Startling Mechanical Efleets and The Wonderlhl Rain-Storm of Heal Water 1 REGULAR PRICES—lOc, a Sc, SOc, 78c, •!.
Next Attrsction-“A PRISONER FOR LIFE”
T\IME MUSEUM. ^ Unsurpassed Array of Attractions. Henrv J. Mortimer In the heauttAil and romantic plav.' THE VIL KKN’S EVIDF.NCE." lu eonueclion wlti which will be Intro, meed the popular song and dance team, Ferry and Lulu UyaiL BatauUia. the roys^'aiiane** J upper, and the ileliaugh Children. Cmioalty Hall-lvanovlu-h. Siberian exlie, neently eecaped trom the tumes: the Uuya*llcutus, iuppo»«i to be Iona since extinct, tout nelng the only one In captivity In America: Box. the He nine paradex; Trlpn, the armless a ond -r: Kvsi’ere ry and her trained hinla: the u ant skeleton: P T. Barnum's Marimba band of Mouth American Bavagea iU and A) cents; aallery. 10c: lower dour, with reeerved seats, 30c. Beau may he secured at any hour in the day at the box office. Performances at SdU and 3 pm.
yiRGINIA AVENUE KINK.
Music this Afternoon and Evening. TO-NIGHT. DECEMBER 20,
Last exhibition of fancy trick, acrobatic and-, namental bicycle riding by the iamous
8TIRK FAMILY. (Last chance to see DOT, the little three-year-old baby bicycle rider. Admission, including skates—Afternoon, 15c;
•vening, 26c.
10LLEGE AVENUE RINK.
Thuraday Night, December 24.
For meet handsome tie by lady, steel engraving; by gentlcpisn, scarf pin. For most graceful lady stater, club skates; lor most graceful couple skaters, handsome pruts to each. Admission 20 cents. Music each evening and Friday and Saturday afternoons.
M
KRIDIAN RINK/
SUPPUED WITH NEW CLUB SKATES. Free dancing after every afternoon and night Lacies and children, 10c; gents, 15c.
ales nee to a. 1 at all limes.
■esakv Skate
REDUCTION
PRICE OF GAS Notice to Gas Consumers and Others!
alarm rapidly spread.and “watchers” were put out to give warning of the rtnprouoh of the police. Saloons like the Hotel Bates and Denison did a royal business; in iaet lew 01' them are found to-day grumbling over limited receipts. Notwithstanding the same instructions relative to enforcing the law were given to every member ot the force, the "slate” shows to-day that some of the patrolmen either stalked with their eyes shut or else the “yaiehers” were sufficiently alert to discover their approach in iiuil' to prevent
arrests. ? CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCES.
A Quiet Day on the Streets—Santa Claus
at tlie Churches.
men
>-at",«, I ico.ter. 7 .
,.•1 N uta—Bananas. 4an:a:eas
ToeftetLuu: AsPIliwuSia. 31.506..2. Li:*— foul4c: rnlsms. Louuoii lav r ■. *3.3 (a.i o- Muscat«>I«. ,|o:in.e : crown, t—s-i <63.0'per box; Valencia, lu . a tic: I'nr :- ish prune*, olu. 4lsiu.5.-: new. (y .-jc: currann. <3 I 7c lor i*-a; Lc'.hotu chroii at i.rn:: leiu.m*. 'lee ' flu;,. E- riai l.O) per oo.x; ialley, 34.01: urniup-s, K0.I1. | pi-liiiy i.ui i>er 00x Jamaica*. per barret: ; 1 .out 1,anas. .50 per barrel: FloriUas. i.;.-> per box: alrooud*. Tarrazouia l‘i(<6 . ... . Ivfea. t-i4J6" new Brazil mua, ll'ifil2t-,
purpose ol having teeth extracted. liiin-rts I2i<i;i3c:wa hull oreaabie. 15c: F.nuiisa. i;
At EvunsvHIc, whiic Robert Rusfon was
personating Santa Claus and taking presents i 4,51.5c.
trom the tree of the little ones cotton batting, | Oroeeries—wutnrs—IlaEL 7,S<aicic: stai of which hi* disguise was made, cuugnt fire j extra c* * * -.mc! ito«M vvuaw. avu'-^c: comumu irom ihe candifis 011 tile tree, ami He wm* soon ! to i. r. Common u» ordinary
a sheet of flame. The lira wa* extin- ;
guisheii, but nut before Mr. Huston wus | in. rv. uv-: ubliii i’»u • l.Vail’iSc: Java. lJ»c. seviTcly burned, the skin peeling off his face, j «Sk' , |
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aiiiittr>l A it:.loi'.c
S'lmlay services ut 10:30a. w. ana 7:W p. ml In me iiioriiin* children's Christmas service. Topic: “Caua rE; the L.ttie ijiu-s 10 ijrtend." Ereuine ru)>jeci: ■ • si :.ht .--liall we do With Our I'ivst Uvea?" Animal meeting of the church Thursday evening January 14. Annual choice of sea: s Tucsd:
lug, January 3.
—Cor. i
11. McOon-
>'.6) p. in. Hreach-
OuHa. m. by the pastor, ami at 7:31 p. m. hy Mrs. L. O. J to 111N.- o v, who will continue revival s rvlces every evening during the week except batin-day. Sun lay-school 2 p. m. 5 oung people's mmiiiKon Monday. ut 7:33 p. m. will bo a revival mee.mg led by Mia Robinson. Everybody bi-
er v Ices.
CUKtMTiAN dTl RUit -Cor. ot aud Ohio sis. EL J.Oantz. pastor, l-’reacli-
Ing to-motrow by pa*t< r lo:3d 11. in. and 7:30 p. m. ruing aiihjis-t: "Kouo.peetton." Kveidns sub-
'• VI,lr, " H 1 1S ' 1,111 '• I 90 DaV'..h2kTY. small liuSlSiirBte^l
.DO coovenldnces; good.
I T ul 'Ets, rooms, store rooms, ctit (Sfi for I 1 printed list. C. E. CVirri.N ACov, I I Ut si;. II reivims. Lath, ftirn.ee and ail nioOern II imp.ovoiaein*. jo: North I'etuiurtvaula st.
WANTED—AGENTS.
pOMMON SENSE LIFE INSURANCE. * Murtdiy. slate agetii, 2IS rMst Wasidngtou ft- !
T. M.
WANTED—MISCELLAN EOUS.
he
uuual choice of sea:
ry 5._
|) OBEFtTs I’At Xv ware and V
NKLL. pallor. Class at 9 teg at 10:3'a in. by the
irs.
rvi
oirospectioii." Eveitln al soli a se, vice in the
1'ct: "Kaitli ' Speeial solia se, viee in the morning under Uiedlrectioa 01 l-roies^or Ou t l‘K\r.s.IV.
for Thy Light Hus Come.”
Slug of Thy tha i O eu i', ) will have a
rta’.nuieht lu the main audience 1'rayer meeting Thursday ut rdiully invited to attend
;g under tne din
First chorus: "Arise, for my l.igh N' c ind. solo and chorus: "1 Wnl 10"-r." Third,ouireet: "Urunjer Wury." isUndny-sclivKil (2::'JJ u. m.t ChriMma- song einerta-.iiiiient in
room of the chnrcu:
>1111R- SOlil 1 of the c! 7:.#i p. in,
these servic
nun
All are cor
canuml Uoods
1 “ , . , , 1 st nug. autaisjc: nnta. Vandard. 3Loo.'<ai.2): ha mis and hea l. Jnc: hluUerr.es. Sl.lo.icfo^i: etierriea. 2 pound, so e lie M'm. Trautwin was fatallv stabbeil in the lot-Merc i Pound,«t.yi<a.2.bi: mackerel, i pjmud. •>: , , , , .. -, 1, | (ttSi.lo: oysters. I oound. $1.00,0.1.0.1: 2 po inds, 41. Will left spic by a limn named b. A. Drown m an i light. 1 ponno. >3a.roe: 2 pounds, 51.0514
Evansville saloon ye-terelav. The km e : peaches.standard 2 .. .ha l..„a Teaatn-in a..a.I a ! 41.7 ea.2.0-;SeCOIldS,
. Ji.'-fAU* lA*"*. «• | >* > ,XI ]<XJ*« rtXW
duTik.*- 'i iKHimlH,
I'JiHiji, SLUT.t ii Imi. 11| IS ukIh.1.4*1; ')ie,3i>oun Is
penetrated the lung.- Trautwin attempted o
quiet a quarrel betwfen Brown anil a man | Bahama.siana»i-d.2 pounds. «LHa#i.7$.
uamed Sl.erer. The latter man ami Trumw.u j
cliucheu, wbea Hruwn drew his knife ami ; sinurti-t-rri«'S,salmon, 1 pound, 5i.4i>vli.s plunged it into Trantwiu’s side. Brown aud I tomatoes. pounds. «um-.-1.40: Revere com, 41.m: >4liorer u r re nrrosted I Mountain Sugar. <1.15!<4l.2u: Yarmouth corn, fl.:***
^ncrer wire arrtsiLU. i 1. V.umnpkfii.3Pounds.NC-.
A little fournrcar-old twin daughter of Ab-' Leailfiia Drugs—aiorpuine. *3(43.25; quinine, r.
nlo. Ua»l«mt..»l,,a I fS. nSSSSf&lSSSSSSiS^X
HOST PERFECT MADE
vlSr&TS^SJS4^T. lavor us delicately and iiatundly as toe iruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., -•TiTr'*r’n 8T.
„ FOR sA LE—REAL ESTATE. / HTY RKURKKTY, larma U E. Co» riN A Co I t,*OR ItuCaES, lots, turais, cadi on Alkx. Mktz- | X OKU- ” / ill :-.Al’; Lu:l in g 1,.ikIii different part* of the city.* " / J. \V. M.-Ki K.\*N,.ii J V5 est Wasiiingtoll at." Ei>'o-ixl'i.M i.'ii i'A'.r: 0.1 Hoy: nve. i.a ply to 1_ H. i.lpkipoe A Co., corner AlaI ama und Maryland sts. ] I'lC-E A.Nii LuT lu F’lelcheFs Woodl.iwu, 7II rooms, cellar, wel!, cistern and large barn; a bargain, a: 41.600. 00 very easy term*. X- O. 2S»2'FL1-;TCUER A VEN CE, 5 rooms. *1,275. X* 37<> Cobors st, •» rooms. *175. 47 Bales, s rooms. *;, iou. kih noutu K ,st st, > raoius, *1.350. These are ad bargains. C. VV. UoltaL'cii, 15 Virginia ave. FQK SALE—Horses ana Venicies.
mesa. 223
4S. Xa4l-7Ik 6* Sk01li>i(at'-' l ‘-
pout LAND CL 1 1LRN, strictly first-class. Rob-
X BINs, .>2 i u-t l.eor-.ast.
»nd new biiggies for plastering or
Knox county, was burned to death by her • 3.',c- ciiioroionu. sAssHuc: ixippera*, per hbi.. Si.5o: ■ ‘ ' cream ol tartar, pure, Ovgilgc; castor oil, fl.50ia.l.')u;
. per iKiinnl. fl'ioia.'i 'ii-aodu. Idc iri>.
Yesterday was a quiet Christmas, though a pleasant one. Tne croaker who had been treasuring up during three days of warm sloppy weather the traditional lie that a “green ChrftUnas make* u iat graveyard” (
was silenced by the whiff of snow, and the j udiu k cold wave which came so timely. The shot- "” rtc
gun policy of observing the day with noise and smoke was abandoned except by a few small boys and an occasional freeman whose hip-p ket was swollen with a navy. The cuurohes, theaters and various societies afforded public amusement at night to large numbers of people. At the Third Christian Church several hundred more peoplethan the building would accommodate came together to hear and see the Sundayschool exercises. Not only was Santa Claus there, but his entire family, including his vagrant sou, “Mose,” dressed as a diminutive Mephistopheles, was introduced. The latter emerged from a box of good things which Santa had sent by express. Professor Iden, ot Butler University, and the pastor, Rev. Mr. Van Btiskirk, made brief addresses. At St. Paul’s Episcopal Church last night Bishop Knickeroaokerand Dr. Jeuckes made appropriate remarks and speedily gave way
to Santa Claus’s ministrations.
The eight hundred pupils of Fletcher Place M. E. Sunday-school last night had a glorious time. “Christmas Chime Bells” and the cantata “Immanuel” were- rendered as preliminary to the festivities of the occasion, conducted, of course, by old Santa. At the Seventh Presbyterian Church the
mo! her wiksubscut ll for a sh^t I
time and found her child out'in the ro.id, ! !"■' 15c: lurjicntim-, 4,'•i.l.ic; irlyorlna, 1S<?2)C: | burned to death when she returned Two '
years ago the saute kind ot a misfortune 1 odtilepotash,*S.no4i3.2i
occurred to the other twin. _ | K^VtlSua^Sc:^
•verm?'<4,
A young lady of Rising Sun, Miss Florence | Arabian.^ijl!::‘NiatreC 1 s ^‘‘ n '^, r ' J - 1 13<
Ih-m-s amt Blruns—New urleans molasses. 4aq>
(ilium sira|)s. 2V'i'27c: choli
Lostiit er, having bci-n ill for some days I
Year attention Is called to the marked reduction In the price of ga*. which »4K>k effect on the 1st day of March. The company is now furnishing gss to all cmtsoBurs at *1.90 per 1.000 cubic feat. This priro la certainly within the resch of all, for both lighting and cooking purpos. s The •onvenienoe end comfort of cooking b.. ga*. especially during the summer months, where a Are ■ not otherwise required, can only be thorough.y appreciated uy thoa.- who have had expcr.ence in Its useful application lor that purpose. The company ha* sold for u-e In this city, daring the leet four years, a large number ot gas stovee, and Is satisfied, from the many lestirmnlals irom iu patrons, that Ul-ss stoves "fill a long felt want.” STOVES and GAS ENGINE^ For Sale at Coet. 49-Gaaoline Stovee changed to ties Stores at •mall expense. THE INDIANAPOLIS SAS LIGHT AND COKE CO., MO. 47 South Pennsylvania St 4. U PRAY. Secretary. PENNYJROYAL PILLS* OHICHKSTEIR’3 KNG-LISH. Tha Original and Only Genuine. Beware of taorfolwt t mo LA DIES. Ask yoar Ber** Snff.itA" and take no ot fill PS) to us for particular* <a SAME PAPER OUlcnester adlson Square. Phtiaia, Pa L4EO.C. OOODWLN * OU,
cantata, “Caught Napping; or, the Royal Family,” was rendered. There was a Christmas trve, presents for all and much hilarity. Services were held during the day at all of the Catholic Churches, and also in the forenoon at Christ Episcopal Church. The Grand Hotel yesterday gave a dinner to three hundred guests, including the Governor and other State officers, and mauy well known people from abroad.
Auiuseiuents.
“The White Slave” is packing the Grand Opera House to the walls. It will be re-
peated finally to-night.
The Carrolls drew large Christmas audiences at English’s. They will repent
“Whose Can It Be?” to-night.
Two new plays will be produced at the Grand next week, “A Prisoner For Life” the first three nights, arftl Bartley Campbell’s new speetaeular play .“Clio,” the last three. English’s will be closed the first three nights of the week, and Patti-Ro-a iu “Zip” and “Bob,” two plays made popular by Lotta,
will be the attraction the last three.
The Virginia Avenue Kink did the largest 'business yesterday,.since its opening this tall. The attraction was the bicycle riding by the Stirk family. To-night they give their last
exhibition.'
Two Old Jacksonian t\ St.’s Yet on Duty. A correspondent of The News seems a little quisiical over a statement that Colonel Jones, the Indianapolis j>ostma.ster, who is seventy-five years old, and who had been postmaster under General Jackson. The inference is that the writer had some doubts on the subject, but The News quieted his doubts by stating that Colonel Jones was really appointed postmaster at Columbus, Ind., in 1836. There is nothing, however, remarkable in that any way, when it is considered that those born about that age ot the world belonged to a very robust race; besides that, democratic politicians seemed to have matured very young in Jackson times, for we find another ancient democratic postmaster among u\ State House Commissioner Nel-
with strange symptoms, the attending physician lias decided tiiat she is sufi'ering fr .111 uu :>t tricniniv spiralis tVom euiing raw pork. Sottie-days beiore her liliitess she pur-
5.sc: •ueifitim straits. JVa lfc: choice, SVaituc. Star- i. 2.‘-,f«;3e. Lake kali. '.-5c(u 41.'»i per car-loail: il.u'rivLM In sinttll quantities. Rice—Carolina. 4Va.7c.
cha ed softie sausage, and while on her way home ale a small quantity of it, aud in a short time the present illness was developed. Some one fir fid a pistol-shot through the wiudow ol a bedroom occupied by Joseph Bottles, at the residence ol Captain James Woodward, at New Amsterdam, the ball penetrating one of Mr. Bottles’s feet. Captain Woodward was away Irom home, and as he is a man of considerable wealth it was ;jio doubt the intention of the party who did tlie shooting to murder Bottles aud rob the
house.
About 5 o’clock last evening, as the mail train on the O. <k M. Road was passing the depot at Milan, Mr. T. M. Radley, a prominent citizen, and proprietor of a livery stable there, attempted to cross the track in front of the engine and was caught by tha pilot and had one ankle badly rt-ushed and a bip dislocated aud otherwise injured about the bead and internally. He is about sixtyfive years of age and it is doubtful if he ever
recovers.
The suit against the Harrison county auditor, A. M. Brewster, has been continued until the February term of court. The County Commissioners refused to allow Mr. Brewster his salary until the suit against him is disposed of, and also required him to give a new bond. He has no money with which to run the office, and as no one seems willing to advance it he is in a quandary as
to what to do.
A sharp game has been discovered in New A bany. Men arc needed to work on the LtAii-. vilie Canal. A man named Lemon, who runs ar. intelligence office, gives applicants fur work a ticket, for which he receives twenty-five cents. On this Phinney, tlie contractor, gives them work. Every day the contractor discharges from eight to twenty-five men, making room for now ones ami swelling Mr. Lemon’s revenues from that
source two to six ilollars a da>.
Contractor Joseph G. Miller, who mysteriously disappeared from Washington about a month ago, leaving behind him Lis family iu destitute circumstances and many unfinished jobs, including the Gibson County Court House at Princeton, B. Kulm's residence and also several private dwellings at Washington, has been heard from in New York City. He writes a long letter, in | No. which he says that if his bondsmen had not j crowded him he would have completed his ] 7^'“
jobs in a satisfactory manner.
Levi Davis shot his father. Plug Davis, '‘- 1 with a revolver, dangerously wounding him. The parties live three miles west of Anderson. Levi is eighteen years old, and wanted to go to Anderson to see a game of polo. He was going to take a revolver with him. Ilia father objected aud tried to take the weapon from the young man. A scuttle ensued, in which the old gentleman was shot. The ball took effect in the shoulder, ranging across
quuntitW's. K
l 'ifOrllN*. Coal oil. 10 f4 Haw Kura— Kaccoon t
4V't,7c.
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D.2>: No. I
mil an 1
lare-i- ,'iuk, 6.1 .„t>cc: No. 1 l«rj>- pale, 10c; small an i Uie.liiun, 25%35c; mink, large itarU, 2V ; pale, sir: lui-dium. 1 s- skunk, large olock prime TUfgis-ic small, Slug Cue: strlln-ii. 1i«il40c: rat*. 2<o He: onos-snm Un .'ik : house culs. .5<al5c: red fox. 20(asoe: a ray fox Sifo-Oc: Newioonalamt doc skins. 50c®*1.0C. Hides, Tallow and Grease—uroen eow-hldes, 7c steers, se; No. 1 cured. UMl'jqc: (jreen calf, 9e do: salted eulf, Uc; dry Hint. 12L: aalt hides, loc. P'-ii* —.-.neeo and lamb. 4i) <675e: horse hide*. 51.50(0.2.25 Tallow—Prime. 4J%c: No. 2. tqc. Grease—Brown,
30; yellow 3* s e white 4(ii4Re
Deaiuer—Oivk sole held at .n5j|.T*c-, hemlock sole held at 235632c-, haroea*, 31935c: skirting, Hi-jMsc-. I'Utatmrc haroes*. 31 u.i *•; bridle leat her, per do wn, p’L.jo. jiTiO); city kip.j'JdJoc: French kip, 85e tjifl.ii: ciiv calf,sOctalil.tO- l-reacu eulf.Sl.lOKul.sa Tinner.*'-suoDKes—Best brand charcoal tin. 10, ixl4. 12x1'.!. 14x20,*S.a); IX 10x14.12.x 12 und 14x2).
fJTHE -‘WANT’ COLUMNS OK TUE NEWS. The rate for special wants In The News, under any ol the 1 anous head* U, wit Ton', ex^eptfo \ lc e word, each Insertion, countlnv the artic e "‘a” all abbreviat’.otis, and pro ipi ot figures or Initials. Compound word* count two. Nothing will be omitted on the nart of the publishers to make these columns more th in evertha popular medium of Interchange of the public wants at the h ast practicable cost totho'eserve I. Besides innumerable errand* done in Lost, Found, Help and Situations secured, eta, thess columns have been the medium tor sale and exchange of property, in realty and personal, amounting to a t radio of million* annually, which is destined to crow :n ieiini'.eiy.
DIED.
BOTTOM—W1 lliau H. ItoTTOJi, aged fortythree years. Funeral at residence. No. 30 Hall Place, Sunday, 2 p. m. Friends invited.
6-TO MAGE. UuoeMLAM), os ootith Pennsylvania 0 st. . j^TuBAt.E, cheap. 135 y\unu Delaware st. Van 1 - KluA'i is-o*. Auchur soap. 1 aiy jc a woudenu.
' i wamier.
jy \'KR V RObY to remT Rouali triamiind Low 100 <J "*' ^ >u ^ era - .Aden-ss D U, News ri’ORl'Y seeni.d+uud citrix-t and fundlure. '23 !
1 W est Ohio st. f
C* 3. i Gi.» iti.i-ei o. lectu at daruun's, 16** i-AUt !
q; xh W'iisijmL'lonst. • 4-.,
I |Lt> l>*Miks bought or exchanged! cnocais, 39 j
North 1 >1 law in q^-t. *
1> Ai* LdteitN h.M: in goiat eouitition. cheap, l ull j
I» 213 North l.lbeitysl.
2U.I Norih Pennsylvania at. 1 MIAMA. 12 rooiiugM* BroaT
oro
<•) I v 1 NGKT II A
way, 7lruoi
,1 VESIKABLKKI rldlno^^ T 1 ^ J 4 r'NoKTill " DFLAUAHM-ifliHif.- tro tfyJ j: rooQL\ stable; etioioa loofition. C F.
^AYLKd.
•> K ws..l Tit TENNESSEE sTKE!^'UmH DQpiijORHite, Cheop, In good repair. Cali at«S I V WELLI NG^ i: rooms and Hasem('nth*qiiftre and J' ahull mirih or poxmtHce. on PaunaylvautH at; saluble lur IsaiMiug.hpuse. Cn as. Ii ltxvsox.na
<v C ., 10 Circk)|st.
7_ 4 * 00 z:zr. 8 00
AT4 Jt 11) 56 15 sinker 10 00
Cm -
/ il.Ar.vis on i ielcnenV v/ room l Yliitou Dloeic.
Sharpe. D.
* LL « ho III lend the Pinie .Museum to read Low
TV Hi hue in lunixh Diamond.
iN 1. ve >x.»i r h.i.il.ai. a ue daily a. Dr.aAaf-
*4:1,1. over v. iPmo
y 1 y I'KI.TT-N.tn no IDS Shelbv : O kO -JUSi. A|k... 15 10 (HI R. Noble... 21 l.eota 3 ,1M IM I,*? Orange
41) sinker .........j* lu so 15 sinker lo a _ Cha*. W. Gobm-ch. 15 Virginia avuuue. | i»Y c.'h. saYlLs. 1L WiLks I 5 „ 75 and 77 Emit Market street:
.7] . tiursK*.
.HM North Delaware st, 11 rooms *40 00 7'|0 N. New Jersey at, 10 roqina. .. -JO 00
J N4CI.I- over * • •
t 'A>T-( iKF I'i.uT H ING: hi;;iie-i price, 'iiT - Siaal
vJ Washington. Mas. i..skuak..
4 I.Lwhd have trtemt* 111 the Hospital for the
yY In am-to read Rough DiamoiKL Itv n.iiroud man lo read Low i.n.igo in
nigh Diutuoiid: price live couts.
on tin--outh side to read Low Bridge lu j V t;,e Hough Dlumu:, l: pnee live . ent*. / lAsT-Gpr cLuTTxiSu. i.avt u a-uitigtoo. V UigiiiM pi.ee paid. J tii ,iu I.ri sk, v, A LL KlND-itli- safe liKPAlKING. Myears’
J\ expoilence A. schikki.i
B A
H
0111*5. rooiuri-
A
f PWO double set second-hand, heavy bin
L East Wastiihgtoii.
I lURSEs and lieu bogcies lor II puditiug. 223 East W'asiilngiom
a'EGoND-RAND PUAjs'i'UNs and buggies O slau. htered; new ones cheap. Robuins, 32
East Georgia st.
DLEIGH.*, swell and Poriiaud cullers. Hi sl-i-laas id make, at wholesale an I rclail; large stock to select from: buy betoro snow comes and save 30 per
cent. Backcs <S Kkaoan.
KING. 21
expeiteucs A. scmifpi.i*n.at Vfrelnlq ave. >AKN(JM > tur coat, wikm atwl kmuiuig; UU East Market and 47 ) East Micuigau; tele-
phone .. o.
fj*,) HU Y"two to leu acre* of garoen around With A house. Call or aodr.ss JoiiH Tav Lou, .22
\4 IWOll.-lll *1.
G HOCKKY-. nice new sto k:wffl sell ror|.u>) C-o-n. if sold U'forcthe Istot Junaury. Inquire
315 Imlianit ave.
| uiN.-si MEtfi* UKCOAi. to oruerof u>.: nrunch vd OUlcc New Vorkst.. mid Masaacliusetts ave.
Telephone ,00. W. it. am kv a ' , .
A " K your grocer tor uiVnr ,v Geige?' Belt fv raoitiu;bucku heat: Tlsthe best. Put up lu 2
pound ton i>.. add not iu 2q.pound.
( WILL btHPtRSE '<5 ouuxas liuriug the holtX nays at apiiru seiueht price, which is fur below tlrsi cost. Jons M cot.nr, assignee, 279 East Wasnl'.gcuii st. . • I ADtEo, dun 1 ooy a sewing macitiuni uuut 1.J vuu try the Kuyai at. John; if you do you will be sorry. UlUcc 11 \'irgiuia uve. E. E.
Bkown, Agent.
1>ATI1-.NT>. at tile ImltHlta Deittai (lOttege, IS A North Pennsylvania st. Gold liiling, 50c; sil-
ver alloy tilliugh, 3a', sets of
Open alien
FOR SALE—M1SCELLANEOUS. PUESU COW. C. it. Suiukb, Irvington, Ind. I 4 \ cYlR'lw‘«7K Wcx.Yrin — qfiamlTlS to 311 u.
IUU Apply Rank of U
quail
Apply Rank of Commerce.
1 _/r,l'ID ".*.11 .-bis ;-.i. oil payments. 1) a Wai.'Ma.n, 3in K. \\ qsiiincUm st.
Wilson
MliAlloN BEDitUUM . mem*, at MEssgNGEK's.
r't-T.S. ial, 011 pay 101 E. Washington.
EVKItALGROCKKlES; 111 good locations. Iron
1 it ho..3o 2*onh Delu
CEVKBALGKOC O *dA) to tLUUU. 11
Ware st.
•' RECEtVEDTinie ,ks. Mivssknokh's,
and Del#
line
Iron,6c; Juniata,galvanized, SO percent, discoutit; sheet zinc, 7c: copper bottom. 21c: uluulshed copper
3»c: solder, 15(e)16c.
Iron - Bar Iron, SL80 <i)ii6>. wrought, charcoal bar, S2.S0(a20u. Horse shoe*—Burden’s, tTShcul.! >-. Perkin*'* tX.90a.4.15; Walker's. *3.14)<41.15: mule shoes, *4.**^6-15: cut nail*, rate* for tens': iron, S375; rate* tor tens: steel na. is, MOO. horse nails, 44.5066
4.75 ner bo*
Wool—Tuo-wasnea, clean. :iuft633c: nnwasned. In good onit r. 2lka23c; line-Merino. ITjt'Joc; burry and
eotted ISOetsc.
LIVE pKHJK .MARKET.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
K. OF 1!.—Marion Lodge, No. bill, Knights of Honor, will meet .Sunday, December 27, at 1. p. in., at hall, corner Indiana avenue and Missis* ppi street, to attend the funeral ofliito. Wu. H. Bor tom. Members of the order invited. A. A. ilc.NTXR. Dictator. W H. Strinoek, ReiHirter.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
LECTION OF TRUSTEES of Prospect Lodge,
at Longe
tUSTEES of Prospeci
No. 745, K. and L. oflL, will be held 1 liall Wednesday evening, January 6, 1SS6.
attendance is desired. P. hTKPH knson , !*ec. / tUVE HRANCU LGDGE. No. 2. ki of IT Ref V ” ulnr meeting this 1 Saturday 1 evening, Deoem-
second rank. All n
; of ladies’ writing southeast corner Wash-
ngton an
r piir. STOCK of holiday goods at Ralston * Co/s A old stand is being almost given away by the
assignee. John Mkiikut. sw.
aiid-
; sets of teeth, Vi E.virucilng
free. Open afternoons. I .774 t MeS'HA.siil* of an a 1 mis. to -a’-Ti 1 ineir 1 tji-f tamiltes 10 the Indiana Dental (Joliege for gold nillng 50C; alloy tlllliiK* 2Sc, ami sets of teeth lor *3.0u. Keiuember lire place Li Norm Peniuy 1-
van in site')', up stairs. Extracting tree.
I » 4 C BC . your u lie
A) a Christmas present C the
Improved While sewing machine. 17 and 19 .MassachuselU uve.
I »OLLEK PROCESS Ilnur p<>r bbl., *3.75 to fltDU, - AV or 3.C less Kir your empty barrel.
25-Hi sucks. 47c to 62c.
Van* Pei.t, 125 North Delaware. Telephone 396. fjpo SELL at I. AC Myicbs'* grocery, 354 ami 256 A Indiana ave..strictly pure bucawaeat Hour irom a friend's mill In 1 limns. Also first-clusa lanners’ butter from my customers. Also Bradshaw A
\\ uit s pure maph Irup. If A Y per 100 lbs. one
Al Bran. 7i*’; mldditugs, wic.
Corn per oushe . oals V>c.
Crackeii corn per luo lbs. 7ac to siVh '
Yellow leeil meal |ier UXi lbs. S.K-,
Ground oats and corn uer Ixi lb*, hie. Van Pkivt. Mum store, 125 North Delaware.
Branch, 59 North Aluhaina ah
Telephone 39s.
awai
750 N. New Jersey st, 10 roqm * 5 East .51ar«.ei*st, U roonis... UifSoiltti NohuSst, 6 rooms...
7'.i West south Ht, 4 rpi It,U West IVarf jjt, 3 ro o. Onerry at. 7 room*..
222.Nor h i enpfjssee st. ,* n 4*3 North T ennesae • a., 7 r
337 North Noldest,5,rc 339 North NohiBsi. 5 rn 27 JatcJci'tbie ft, 7 re— Iso Uowatjl st, 2rooi
77 Fast Market st, store rooi 24 Kosl Ohio M, *ecoud Itoo
3, 4 ifti 11 7. 75 and 7
Ihalr, eacli
29South Pennsylvania st. office.. 33 Skilllm peninA lvuiila st, . ill 7s North PeiuiSYlvamH *t. oth
213.
Room*
third
) Soul b
Vnnxyli
i.SotrU) ln>iiluv>l4ii(
!9H=
ooms rooms.
ooms ooms
ioms..i— rooms (second floor)...
iu> ms. 1
re room
mud door
. 75 and 77 East Market ut,
ch.
su
... 12 to ... 10 00 ESS .. 25 Ol ... 10 80 ... 10 00
so 00 • I*
fflee.
tw o story huiidiiig..
I OH , H E NT— M ISC EL LAN EQU S. I \ Al It Y FAlUf; large hum; close to city, HS VifA/ gi.da aveijl • CTABLE: two stalls; carriage reom; driven well.
D 66 North Eaktat.
/ t PIN tt IT E "rail., ocsiriible auile tfirvfoiTwii vJ H. i'. Pikin k, 21 .. En*t Washingmn *t. IdlANOf* AND ORGANS, al trom bl.5VU>*5pe( A mouth, aud the rent applied on tne purcUasw pKARMis a Minftc Hih-sb. 19 N. Peunwlvaiilaat.
etinsvlva
CTOIH'- It"'hd. lorali y voud* huslnesa July C7 exci-lieul OBcnlng to a live man who un stands ihe business. VVM. Pi’AVAXIM, 96 Indl
- f* n
uuderudliuia
NOTICE.
1>LOOD.sklu andnervnmsdiseaseag-BtfocliIXy. Dr Deuke-XValWr-s. 223 East .V'asnlmrtou.
1 > 4 U BUY your wile
Ij a iJhrlKimas present C the liuprovtd White sewing mat hlns. . 17 ultd 19 MawachuseU* ave.
T,*T.RTT> »N~qF~TRCBTEP^-Notice"to~Bari«! Ad given that tne annual meeting of the cong gatiuu of the Cetiti ul Chrlsllan Church will be o< in the lecture room of the church Thursday ev lug, January 7, dssti, at 7:30 o'clock, at whioh Ui three (3., trustees will be elected to serve fori
ensiling year, i
ngr* ueld
•O' Imt
serve for thl
Bbkhy Hblk, Clerk,
^OILET SETS-Decor. A lu targe variety
rated.
and very cheap, I Messenger's.
101 E. Wush.,o*r, DeL
EU'HN iTt liK, wHlnut bedroom set, carpet. A at a greai sacrifice alsn Fiscuer piano; bn
new. 61 Norih New Jersey st.
BaSE-BUK-
iieNr _
/3EEEBKA t ED
rseysh i'fcMNsliLAK
NEEa, on payments, at Mkssenger s, southeast comer Washington and Delaware.
laud lud.
•day 1 eve
ber 26, ut 7:30. work m second rank,
cordially invited. J. M. Co cm. an d
Jno T. I kx.scis, K1 of R.and s.
lembers
, C. C.
Light Receipt!! Cattle — Light Receipts
Hogs—Light Receipts Sheep.
Shipi’Ino Cattle—It is pretty hard to write un
re t* notuing on sale Yi
a market when there is nothing on sale Yesterday being u holiday nothing was doing iu tlie yards, it seems our country shippers took in the holiday and
failed to siiow up. Our Ea tern, as well »s local buyer*, wo have tn lull force, ar anxious for cattle. One ouyer tntori wanted to hay twenty-live, car loads, and othe
seemed to be equally asanxioit*. If any cattle here,
would sell fully 26 cents bigm-r than last week.
Htnce w riting the above there has been a few loads of cattle received mid sold ar about 35 cents higher than could have been obtained for the same cattle
last week.
Cows and Mixed—There is nothing worthy of note in the butcher department, therefore we can say but little: but are ot the opinion that If we had some good butcher cattle here to-day they would
sell al tatr price*.
Him*—Receipts of hogs light. The ma
>eiied active al about 5 cents udv
ular meeting this (t ber 26, ut 7:30. Work in
_ m mm
3 x C. F.—Universal tkniucft. No. 2*. Benii anuui I vT. elactton of ollicers aud election of three tru , tees ai the next regular meeting. December 27: als< collection of dues. M. Mess in a, C. C.
If. B. BE'SSKN HF.RZ, Bee.
XJ OTH'Els HEREBYGn’ENThiii on'Tuesdiy a* evening, January 5, ISSli, Btar I.odge, No. 7, K. U-, wl:l bold an election for the choosing of one islee lo serve for the term of three years. By ler of the lodge. John T. booTT, C. C.
F. A . Blanchabu, K. of IL and B. r LTi iu TTsOUi Fr v -TheHImT
iV officers and one trustee
A ICIETY—The Scinl-aftnual election of
ell as our 2V officers and one trustee to nerve eighteen d are very j months w ill taae place Monday night next. Decemned us he j her'2s. All members are expected to be present.
Other important business to transact.
T. Powell. Sec. T. J. Kaiiclivee, Prea,
trk.-t r Hie
opened active al about 5 cenL* advai.i-t" over closing prices of Thursitay. Ait sold early, closing
heel ness
ndance tue^day evening, lx*ceuiber 2t). Hon of officers, three tru-b es and other b;>si-
ot Impoi
J. K. I'KaLER,
nance.
Mas. Francis V. Bartlett, Prea
ek, Hec. Sec.
LOST.
mi* ^
ay.
sieui
SEPKESKNTATIVE SALICA.
Good to choice light. Good to choice light
lv. It. no.
30
*£L.
10 ...
CHOICE Me of medium
Av Pr. I'd ..g.'! 6.J .196... 3 65 .-1*0 .. 3 61 ...174 . 3 65
42... 25 ...
46 .
Av. Pr. 13* ..|3 14
-III
..$3 1
174 .. 3 65 106 .. 3 63
tr-mg Most
14!.. Pn
Heavy—Fair 1
ogs on sate to-duy. t! i sold 011 Eastern
og* were assorted ytyterday.
! tii
Hon
sorted out and
ot the hot
BEFRICSK-NTATtVE SALES. Av. Pr. No. Av
aw
-2M...(3 75 -245... 3 ut .„2W. . 3 65 ...291 .. 1 St
..-28*
.-28*... 3 « .278... 3 85
14.. .. 28.. .. 31-.... 16....
32.. •2!..
Pius and Rot'uH*—This cia s rather s ow sale, or at least we think so. as we have been used towelling them with car-lota, and Unlay Is the first time
Pr.
...268...$3 85 ...278... 3 85 ...264... 2 ai -248... 3 85 ...342... 3 8. 3 Si
/* OLD EYE-GLASSES. Please return to News vjf office. Reward. C H K l.fo SJV N DR Y^lL A^ES.'l^gffi<lTt U ftIi O mid pin at'ached, at Dickson’s Opeia House. Leave at N ews oflice. \|ONl-:Y,b> not ordering coal oj \V. B. ALLEN i*A <C Co. Brunch office, Massachusetts avenue and New York street. Telephone, 766. Yard, 430 East North street. lYtTTBU ryonT^Tfe 1> a Chriatnia. present C the Improved White sewlug machine. 17 and 19 Massachusetts ave. At Ym.X ICA N DO... "lio 11: has" foh of brown atl hair on top of head, and long white hair on mu of tail. Anyone knowing of tits whereabouts w ill oblige by sending me postal-card. J, McB. SltEi'UEKU, care Adjutant general s office, cltv.
to the strictest investigation. Address 1
office. t * 1>KAIRIK HAY, both for f.*-dlng purposes and J packing goods: any quantity trom our own baling house, at Francisviue, Ind. Noel Bros., OJ North Illinois sl
l> 4U BUT your Wit
J ) a Chrtstmas present C the
iproved White sew ing 11...chine. 17 and 19 Muasochu.-ett* are.
S500; T hiHtmer«,“a ^^’^crbuT
ich enjoys
the sta
ness, which enjoys a monopoly igleading house* throughout the Mate, ca|*hie on development of being worked up to #3,t>u a mofith: an unusual
opportunity. Add res, F 14. care New*.
L'Ui: SALE— Valuable cunuery pr(A>eriy InBouthI eru Ohio: provided wuh the latest and best
lancuw. obriver * patent process i.'ZW case* per annum; a welt
established und popular brand; arrangements can be made tor advances during canning season; this is a very desirable Im ealhient and Will tw sold much beiow cost: the location ts unsurpassed. For tuli information apply to Wilby 3t Walp, attorneys, southeast cor. er Fourth and Main *18., Cincinnati, or Jas. B. Galloway, attorney, 95 Clark sl, Chicago.
mono
t sulendid agency I poly <V leading ho hie on devviopnien
A SBIGNirE'HjrtA LUtif Tqjothing, llau and Pip J\. tore-. Notice is hereby given that the linden Signed.asslgneeuf Michael Emden, by order of ths J udge of the Marion 1 llrcult Court, wifi receive bidk lor the -took of clothing, hats, etc., at No. .98 East Washington st.. Indianapolis, in bulk until Decem-
ber 28, Istli, at wtilch time all-bids will be i the Judge of i the Court for conffi nu
like F< iK 1 th of London layer raisins. Lv’c tor 1 J-Ui tan ot table peaches. IOC for 1 3-lb can tomatoes; 3 for 25c.
5c for 1 3-lb can conn
1 lc for 1 lb ot stick or mixed candy, fle for 1 tti new Turkish prunes.
6c tor 2 qis of navy beans.
: for 1 lb g
submitted
1 the J udge of the ( ourt for confirmation or rejection. All bids must he for cash. If no satisfactory bids are received the stock und fixtures will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash on December 28, 1b85. J. B. Curtis, Assignee,
ttorneys for J
at public auction I December 28, laKS
Morris A Newherger. Alt'
Assignee.
navy I
35c for Tib ol the best chewing tobacco.
4-ic for 1 ib of Star tobacco. 3>c lor 1 lb Hoe cut tobacco. 5c for 1 tb new dried apple*. 5c for 1 lb new dried pleaches, 5c tori lb any kind of jelly.
Don't forget to try my ten-cent cans of table peaches tn sirup. M-Knavely's Mammoth Grocery. 224 West Washington sL Notice—M
Colleen are always fresh; do
amt see me.
FOR TRADE.
OK8E8 OK NEW BIGGIE* for plastering <
T IOHH XI pail
VEL!
Notice—My roast
my own roasting. Call
Southern
Lou Ex j
4.L 8.L
ANNOUNCE VXtLftfTS.
IT'INE SLIPPERS, all styles, 90 centa 30 IndlX ana avenue. 1 ET the HcboorcbUdren read “Low Bridge' r Tu Ij Rough Diamond. I ET every mother lit Indianapolis read Rough JLj Diamond. Price, 5 cents. I ET ail ministers an 1 hunday-school teachers Ij read "Low Bridge” in Rough Diamond. IT.Vr KfXr.lVED-Ee-ga.it Hue ofmarhSTtop u tables. MicasKNOKK’*, southeast corner Washington and Delaware si reels. r I 'lit IMA.-S. TH E A RTtaT’. has removed trom 92H 1 East Washtugtoh street to 66.', Nm-th Pennsylvania street. Same prices and best wotk.
thl
vania street.
" HERRIN makes heart. lung, klduev a: heuiuatic troubles a specialty. Consultatl free. Office. 63!, North Penusylvaiiia stret-L
riss KATE'FLprrcfli ' "
HERltlNf mazes heart, lung, kid:
frea Ol Af 1S8K A T ET' LETC Hi IK, the experienced acitl tress, will instruct pupils in readiug and acting. Particular aUention paid lo stage business. Apply
J^OANS allow rates. Alex Metzoejl
M GNEY. m small suTus, without commljadom 28 \ 1 Bnev TtfLoANUa lUwRioHTTujiTfSrth
1*X Pennsvlvanta st.
sums to suit, t: A. Uoodwatches, personal iiropierty.
Pennsvlvania st
Al ONE5 TG l.uAN; OXX w in, Thorpe Block.
I UANS 11101
atiey on
husetts ave.
Y GA
Ij »! Massac!
f|'() IAJA.N, trust funds; no oonunltstop. Chas. F.
A Robbins, 23 Vance Block.
fPO LgaN on city propierty, iriou iunt 41,uuu. H am-
X. lin A Co., 36 Nortn Delaware st.
f |''0 LgaN—private sums on uepiosii: sums to tofik 1 GMiyyiTH A PoT-rs. 19*4 N. Penn, kl
\| GN'EY ’ix* LOAN: 6 pier oeuk Huua< A*X Kay, Room 11 Talbot A New’* Block.
C* Mo
W^igtABS
the lowei 1A Co.. 31
ot interest. J. w. and 4 V! nton block.
AlORTGAGE LOANS, in sumiTfo - "sujtTTire iiX. pfoperty or fsrmE C. E Coffin A Co. . Y| GNtt on iuutlgMCS set-unty. tufm and city 1»X propierty. D. li. Wilks, 46 N. Pa.odd. P. o. I- PEit (JENiniSNK fiiTGAiTTtoiSnEnr l) TINUALV., 62 East Market sL. Marttndule Block. \| ONLY on larms or ch-y property; ler.ns reaa*1 SOD*trie, Thow. C. Day A Co.. 72 K. Markets. 6* “/ k 4pp k ouaty or larmaT the very lowest q^c)U,UUU rutea, C W. Gobswcu, ii VlrgUna avenue. * fl'O LOAN—Money ats per cenL on Mart00 couaA ty real estate. W. E. Mick A Co., 88 EMC
Market
them with car lots, and to*lay is the nrst we have hud to assort them out for some time.
B.M
Pr. I «)
{ 'OLD lx can
FOUND. neckl^teC at News office.
Thanksgiving night
Particular Hltemion paid tc 237 West New York street. l» 4 U BUY your wife '
J3 a CUrist
»prov 17 am
J ULIUH MiEtfoKN
representative sales.
Av. Pr. No.
378...*t 4b 6.... 286... 3 42**. 6...., 262... 3 35 14....
Av. Pi
272...$3 I .... .315... 3 • 272... 3 : .....246... 2 !
the back. Neighbors ot the parties claim that the shooting was not altogether acci-
dental.
Kev. John R. Elmore, a Baptist minister ot the "hara shell” persuasion, living four miles southwest of Clayton, committed suicide Christmas eve by drowning himself. He was fifty-eight years of age, and was the minister for a Uaptist Church known as Mount Moriah. Two months ago the church lenrued that Mr. Elmore was a bigamist and upon conclusive evidence he was expelled from the pulpit. He left a note in the pocket of his coat, which he hung on a stake, saying: “I am in this pond. Bleacc take me out aud bury me.”
No. 12... 49...
3 262... 3 35 , 14.. 10. .388... 3 00 j 10..
63 .278... 3 35 I 15 •. )»)... S 111 ' - 99... 3 25 I 4 .276... 3 35 Shkkc.—Receipts of sneep very light. There •eems to be some improvement 111 this depart men:, e-pe. laity uu the belter grades, which sell al from
15 to25c higher than a w eek ago.
Extra choice lambs...™ _f3 5tM<i 3 75 Good to Choice lamLs...__ 3 uYai.'l 50 Fair to good tamos 2 5<>6o3 00 Common to fair lambs 2 IaXc.2 50 I Extra choice sheep .... 3 25eo3 » |
Good to cuolce sueepi
1>LY VGi U LAK tv AND I AND11.S ofTT X J Hetz. 56 North Pennsyivania street. No better place in the city. rpHAT FOR PROMPT DELIVERY, consumers JL of coal can rely on W. B. Allen & Co., 436
East North street. Telephone 7'8.
A ftA* HEL containing smailamount of nioiie'. 2 V The owner can lutve the same by establishing ownership and paying for this notice. Call at 224
North Alabama street. 11 * u BUY ybur wife Ii a Christ 1
Imprc
171
Orders lor Ice cream, russe. jellies and cakes lor
esent C the machine.
* ave.
baker and eonlecU
water Ices, Ch
attended to.
promptly 1 phone 598.
f nil E ' H C RTT ji'A Mil Y
X aud martial band <
es tor weddings . 180 Virginia av
loner larlot
and partii euue. Tele-
il can tie euga
prices by any one desiring firat-cl;
certs. Address or call at
Brass **
QUARTET
ngaited at reasonable
talent tor con>
ulh Tennessee street.
0N£y T6 "Lb'/kK uuKreTmortgageT lowS iiX run s. Newton Claypool <k Co., over First
National Bank.
Af UNIC1 PAL BONlW~PlfiurHAsED;~city"iikff 2*1 larm loans negotiated. U. M. .StopPaul A
Co.,24 Wright Block.
f OAKa N EGt/f 1 AY'EB'oif"UiiprovedTudiaiiap^ Xs oils nroiierty at lowest currunt rate*. Jno. d.
Bvann 4 Co., tl Bates Block.
1 GANb'N EGOTiATED oh rmproT^nikririhd Xj city property iu IndUu* axul Ohla Joan A.
Moork. 4\f Ka-»t W'aNhtuKton st.
1» CILDING AN fn»A.N-AB5oCiAriWaaree JD bought and sold. Burt. Mart inpale, 02 East
Market st.. Martindale Block.
titUVATE FUSCisliriima to >m.M X city property; low Intereai. bT AN toe A acerTT,
North Delaware st.. Boston Mto '
jmlntlilg. 223 East WashingtJ^
^RAILWAY TIME CARD. DEPART.: ARRIVE. Jeffersonville, Madison A IndlananoHa K. It
Ex, ds-
pc_
3.50pm | N. Y ,t N.F.Ex.lx; 6.45pm 615pm I .-81. L C&D’ 1,1 l,d A Ut. 4ip m
Yandaliu Line
Ft Louis Malt 7.3iam I Eastern F M. d, 145am Fast line ex,d, p ht2.oum | EasternKx. d 4.15am Terre U. acuom... t.uuubi Terre Haute ac UAODatR \v e*tern F L, d. ic.o pm I Clu A Lou fast 1_ 3.35pm Western Ex, d... Il.»)0pm Day express, d— 4.40pm Clevelkiiid.t>>lumbu*A.1iicinmkti A IndianapolisR.B N.Ydt BosEX.dA Uooam Lou N. O.g ' •
i A 1 nuiunuDoiis a. la I Ind’polts Ex 9.45am I IJSLL.AC Ex,d,p.ia45am [n.Y JtN.F.Exjfo 646pm
l Ex ,UA
Day i n bpl’d A N,
t.x 1610am d ik Mien Ex U.’jjuui
cc. 650pm ,a. l.lhpm
Mlc
Lou N. 0.4fc bt L
Express a 640am Limited tlx, d, 00.U.30am
BeuUin 1LA And
1.56pm South
eulu
Expreas... Bos Ind A
Brlghtwood Division,
2.001
NA^TLex'.diliSS , C., C.. (J. Jt I. JL It
tOcatii, d 2.<Xpm | 640am d 630pm d . 1610am 650pm d 10.loam a 4. tupm 11.05am l 7.10pm d | -11.ooam 1635pm X
&4Upm ex s | ljUpm
Cincinnati, Indunapolia Ht I»uls <R tjlicago R. B
CinctiuukU Division.
Cln A Flo f 1, d, a. I Ind’p'Us acoom...1666am ' and cc 4.00am Chi A Ht L Mall, C. Kush <t Col ac.. 11.Siam | d. p c H.45am Cliidt L Mail. PC-. 3.55pm i st. Foul A Gin.Ex 4.65pm Cln accom, d. ttopm Chi<k HtL f i, d
I aud o c ...... J646pm
Chicago Division
Chi A Rock I Ex i.luam j Un <fe Lou ft, d, ^ Chicago MallLpc.12.05pm CC and a—...... 630am Flying Uo isiur... Elopm | Firing Uoo<uer...lLUam Chi 1’eo A il 11, d. 1C. *b Lou 6taU,p>} 645pm 6 r c .11.10pm | Clu uocom 630pm
Chicago. Ht i*)Ul* A I’liusburg B. R.
EaUerii M.v Ex.d tOOam I lud. A Rich. Ac. 640am Easforn Kx. &*... l-Wam | Fast line, d lL46em Columbus lYci -IL'iUam 1 tiidiauapolls Ac. 4.Siptn Ind. dt lUch-Ac.. . 4.1x10m I Wesleru MAExd 9.4Upm Day.Ex. d tmom I Western Kx. (L.^WAfvm
Chicago Division, via. Kokomo.
Lou A Chi Kx,pc.lL15am 1 C.3t Leu f Ex.td. Xa A Chi I ex,a, altoopm | C.A Lou Ex. pc..
1AMUS A Fl
Det A Chi Msff . 7.1 Tol FtW.&Mlch
Express
Ex. pc.. 10 R. W.
lw’.A Deed 1 Kx,» A a a.
Fscific Express...!
ffiaMv
Tol Ft W,3k Detd 1.40ara Det Kx, s A c c. 6Mam
lupin ! Del A CUi Mad... 616pm
JUpllI '
Indiana pons <x \ lx A Malt. 7. l ian
Vincenne Act- 4.40pm I Cairo Expram.. 639pm
ail. Hamilton Jt Indianapolis B. B.
Del Ex. s 1...... 7.10pm Dei A uni Matt—
Tol Ft W. A 6.. (ULJOpin |
Indtanapous a Vlnnennes Railroad.
Cairo Ex 3i T Vincenne A'
ig finkl-class 34 Houlh Te
4 mas present C the
red White sewing machine, nd 19 Massachusetts ave.
STRAYED.
ora
food to cuolce
Fair to good sheep...
ton to fair tt head
Cornu
Bucks, per
3 25"03 50 I T . 3 U0&3 2. j’ j*
' i t(,n y"» r * old: ‘n «u. " 1 uv,v7 I small white spot in face: 1 1 aoLiy. uu 1 A reMOlmb i B reword w ft
ROM my residence al ZlonsvLlle, on Saturday, December 19, one red milch cow. she is ab
00J fiesb; ha* drooited hoi
Dealers’
r-IKXST.SO
GUIOUl
Misceilancou* Protluoe. Selllnz Prises—Cranberries. Cai
-et Celerv. auai
ban
62.56
jus, |2 25<s..
■. Potatoes. Miclilg.
tuff;
rv.
barrel: Spanish, *5
60587m
no Cod, r dozen,
oor
ihei:
,<88jc uei ipanish,
■■jc; per hu*l
i Jersey sw eet*.,.l3.5oi^tui»: BalUmore Jerw iipl’i.: Kentucky. 4L7Vx9i2i Honey. | pound, canoage, 25 a barret Cider,
reasonab ck yards
any inform] KosENSTILE.
iw.
h-feh; ha* droojied
1 face: Hbort tail and large bug. zrd will be paid, either al or ai my residence at Zionsvillt aliou leading to her recovery.
tad and paid, elL
bout rns;
rge bug. r at the
lie, for W. R.
MISCELLANEOUS.
6i.iWi0d.6J
i f t F. LAYCOCK A CO., contractors and builder*
l 74 ' - -
74 South pcauurlvutua 1
cert a Addrea A. L HriiTT.
TiENJAMLN BGOTH, publff: accountant Bu*iXJ ness books opened, posted or balanced. Examinations and audita accurately conducted. Disputed or complicated accounts equ.tably adjusted. Room
Oi, Vance Block.
\\ A DAME MXYIlbf tuDe "tefiei-Tworks chara% IU. can bring Keparated friends and lovers Uigaile er and cause speedy marriage*: gives luck iu lottery uumbent Information about loasea Gentlemen, So cents; ladies, 35 cents. Call 213 West Market st, between Missouri and West. \| AUTC LEAF PftLSiu. Thk Inpian Herb Rewedv, pot npia caw sules, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strengtu* eu the system. Tut. Isuian Hkrb MaoiO Leaf Pitta for the cure of all disorders of the sMtuacn, liver, bowel*, kidney*, headache, cottivenem, Indigestion, btlliousneaa, rhenmatism. plies and all derangement* of the internal system. Purely vegetable. containing no mercury, minerals or isiisonous drugs. Bold everywhere. Price. 61.61 per box. lie dlau Herb Remedy Company, No. 15 Urcle streei, Dgiiouanolia. Uut
3tC North Delaware *t. Boston Block.
.37,000 special funds.
Cincinnati, J ■ ■ , Cln Day A Tal. <1. 4.00am I Cln Peo * Ht L_lL63am Clu D. T. * N.Y.-tLttiaiu | Cincinnati accom 5.oupm Cm Day T«k N.Y. 1 * .-rriw—
ind
Pac Ex A ■ LOQam
:c.".i64Jnm
Vincenne* A ora.1646am
six
IkSllY t’OK A CO., 13 Martindale Block.
PERSONAL.
.A. a.'
/ IA LL and get your present at th* Lion Bboe
V> store.
frLOUR ANTTS KED 5Fall klnd6" Soiu. BihraT r <M North Illlnota. 'V' EW ten-cent sheet music; Mikado. Nation and iTr^many others; caulogue ftee, W. H. Sauk. 33
TAN.Y. 645pm I Cln P«OdlHtLd.Ui46pta iana. Bloomington * Western K. W. t Mall. ... 7.60am | East A South Ex. Kans. a Express ...liOWu I d, r c and 6..„
Kan A Tex I l,c c. 610pm Cln Hpecial, c c.. ... Bur <k it L Ex, d, 1 AUa t'aExAMall 3.46pin . gc and 6 10.50pm I Eastern Ex, d, s_ 630pm %
Eastgru Division.
East Ex A MaiL | Pac Kx, r c A e ra 7.3oam
Tk- CTOam I Wret Ex A MaiL A Gan Uc Ex, 4.06pm j Bur A R i Kx, d,
Day Express, ora koupm I «r c. i63Bpm
li.uiauupotls, Decatur A Spr.ngfteUi K. VV.
DAP Taro ml SJMam ; Faatexd.r ck. 460am
Montezuma ac 60opm j Menu ma ara_r— East ex. d, r& 6...16i0pm l Thro mall
. OL GUULS It | N. Y. « B. h
I > 4 U BU Y your wifo Xj a Christmas present C the
White a
nproved V 17 and 19
sewlug machlnE Massachusetts av6
j'OH INSIDE PROPERTY. 40 acre* Clifford aveW1U assume incumA. F. Porrs, true-
I Thro mail.
zpotu, at
Day Ex. d. CO - 7.2 am 1
Limited Ex u, ora.lL5 am I c c j 641am W£iri?K isssaassf^s aAandcc 1660pm | Day Kx,d. era aMpm
, LuiusvUig, New Albany A Chicago il W. Chaaqto and Mtcntgau City Diviatoa
ChlA JLC. ElalLiiliipm 1 Oft Xt Kx.d, a. 640a-a Frankfort aoo *-45om trailkfort acc..._lauoam ChlN't Ex.d, a...lH5pin I Mleh C.*Cuim 64Upta
c.i.cmuaU. Waoaan A Michigan R. il
iCooLecuqu made via Be* Luta at Aadaraoa.)
miikcuqn mad* Via Be —- J
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