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THE INDIANAP0LI8 NEWS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 12, 188ft

CITY XEWH.

The Pel* dieerce »aii

granted.

The i>ew-lettin^ «f Churfh occur* to-mjjht.

friend*. The *ermon )e*t nirht was intro- j

— | dacU<ry to the series, showing < iod% right to . wm di*mi*eed, not j rn i e the universe, because he created it. At

the first brush on the canvas of inspiration i

the Pint Baptist ^ God i* presented to the minds of men: “In

the beginning God created the heavens and

I AMUSEMENTS.

•‘A Parlor Match” at the Grand—“The

Silver King" at EngUth’*.

The severe cold did not deter a large num-

VDurcn occur* iwuigm. , * , , . ; . .. j ne severe coiu oju uui ucicr >» uum,The Mavor ha* refolded Peterlaiwreucc a* ( the earth. i uere is no argument as l ) is ^ o( p„ 0 p,; e f ron , seeing “A Parlor Match"

_ i Th, piece

irth day of to govern. The thoir/ht will be elaborated

' 7 j to-night aud subsequently.

THE LOCAL LEGISLATORS. A Ouiet Time in the Joint Convention—

The Hoard of Aldermen.

j Tne adjourned joint session of the Board ! of Aldermen and Common Council ia-t night I was altogether uneventful, much to the dis-

Vane- Hunter’* Ladies: The April, im, came on Friday.,

Grant Armstead is in trouble charged with Stealing clothing from Henry J. Mauer. Joseph H. Morton has been divorced from Emma Morton, on proof of abandonment. A two-dollar blaze, in a stable in the rear

Of 277 South Delaware street, made a rua tor

the Eire Department this forenoon. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society

of Central-avenue Church will meet to-mor’-

row afternoon, at the residence of Mrs. Wjj appointment of a crowd o! curious politicians, H. Smith, No. 1G8 College avenue; I wl! o crowded the Council chamber, anticiTbe Blish Milling Company of Seymour j p ut j n?r spirited proceedings. Mayor Dcnoy has been incorporated, with a capital slock p r( . s y c< } hut his name was not called bv the of #30,000 and five member* of the Biiah lain- | , k and he first CH ; ie d for the rejv.rt of the

11 y as directors, John H., Sarah 8., Meedy I

B., John B. and Tipton 55.

John Ldgey is seeking a divorce from Sarah A. Ldgey, alleging intemperate bn bits and excessive crtfel treatment. He ab»« demands custody of children. The parties were married iu Belfast, Ireland, in

le70.

State Superintendent Holcombe and his assistant. II. M. Skinner, have been invited to deliver address* before the iuperiutendent*’department of the National Educational Association, which meets at Washington

next month.

W. H. Woods, of this city, who was reported to have been arrested in Anderson,

with an advance to 7c on ducks. Gam-? scarce and highrr. Miscellaneous produce dull and unchanged. The grocery market U recovering something of activity after the enforced idleness of the four day* past. Country orders are beginning to be heard front and a good feeling prevails.

Haw furs are not so strong.

Iiry <toods Friars. American. 5S>c -. Alien. V-sc Arnolds, he: tarllfc. Inner colors. S-Sc: Cocbeco Eduvanrf.e. lancv.oc: Itarite. tanev. S*je: Hamilton faeidc. laiiey. 6c; iVasiiingXoti Tartey red t »c; Harmony, l-.e, Manchesier oriat*. i‘,c brown sbeeiinc. Aiiannc.Tc;- Atlantic D. «c: Appleton A. 7c: lioote A U t>-,c; Coniine tai 0. 8‘ r : Clara s A. S l ,c: Dwight Anchor. 3B Inches. 7 ,c OiamievtHe K ri dc: Grauiteville L L. 5<*: InJiaa chard. **< tnch«*«. .Jet lvp(>ere!l K. o ,e: Fepuerelt saraaac H. Or. Peppered. SM. Isc: Fep-

bieaciusi sheetiiurs. Androscocgtn.

inches. 7‘,c; BartteuS# Chesuiut Hill K.ic; Chap

bacon. necks.

tin

3«. ilicbea. 7’;c: Kilchvilie. HUI -semuer Mem .%inches. TVc: Hope. ".‘,0: Knlgt.f* ( ui.ibric, 7 ,c

•, W',c: Loasiae. Ji> y -.ies. *

_ we can Togelher with Lemuel Bailey, for connection j Respectfully subinitied,

with a real estate trade, in which fraud w is ; alleged, rav* there is uo truth in tin: report; that alter’the trade had been made the Madison county parties became dissatisfied and instituted proceedings to prevent hipi•eif and Bailey from putting the deed on record, but there were no arrests made.

pedal committee, to whom was referred ihe question of the Mayor’s right to report, it

was made as follows:

To hi* Honor, the President and Members of the Join! Convent jo: » ot the Common < ai*<l hoAird'oi AKiermeu of tho City of it;

ftffolis:

fiK.N’Ti.EMEX—He cun rupon that a quo warranto auu lor the n^ht of hi* Honor, Mayor Cnieh 6 l>uu»y, to vote in Joint convei*- \ tion hiiis log11 instttuied ami fiieo by Alcit

John Kail an relator. Both

ves» t

deci.<ion

preserved, and rn till Kriday

ning. February 6. at * o’clock, which is

a- -00:1 as we can hope to get

altered but little since its last presentation here, but new- mnsic has been introduced and it has been brightened up in several particular-. Mr. Hoey’s Old Hoss is one of the most unique and ludicrous personations ever j

presented. His talent for acquiring penwmal j P* "ea , property is so ver-atile that hoopskirts, ! J " “

goats, bull-dogs, and even red-hot stoves fall an easy prey to his rapacity. He has a voice of immense volume, is a musician ot parts and is proficient in dancing. Mr. Evans plays I. McCorker in a w ay to challenge imitation. Mr. Daniel Hart, as the descendant of the famous Captain Kidd, did his part admirably. and Miss Minnie French, the Captain's angel child, was bright and vivacious and sane and danced whit sweetness and grace. The other parts were well taken and the whole piece went off with a dasti that called out constant applause. It will be re-

dear sklea. h*M. 7^et medium. • wc 7c; Emrtiib cured clear sides or Hacks, unsmoked. eVr dried beef. Porter bend He; fear pork, barrel. Jue pounds, *bU0: bean pork, l -ar.lU.W: lard, pure Settle rendered, pressed, in ■rces. 7‘,c: half-barrels, Sc advance on tierces logua. in cloth. iSc; skin. 6c: iresh tenderloins,

life; spare ribs, he. Coal and Coke. Anthracite *s.ivasj i coal. t&.jOi'Kaymood

per ton: Pifshare. *t7*>: lond City. *3.75: Wini

1. iiiju: crushed coke. He per bust ad; mmp coke, fee per bushel, or gkiO per

infrvde. shel. or

ix> ii

Lonsdale cam One, W,

tiche

Whitunsv 0c; Me

Cor

e. 3-1 niche-. 6c: York mills.

.'eans._

*c;

The

VYamsuUA 3s Inctiei fee: Utica l-ei. ‘35c: irehard. «c: Kearsare;

. 7e

Jackson i fo.75; Brai *37. per loi

load.

Market* by Telegraph.

Philvpei puia January 13. Kro.—Wheat—Cash nnd January. -7,-,(oi ssc: Kebruary, ssqia vic. Corn V a-U and January. February. <7V® 4--,c. Oats—Cash, fe'itlc; January, 3l**,(i*k)‘*c:

Februarv, 3!i l ,-.t-39Vc. it yes-Cash '

.—Wheat—!

Ii»c: J

♦Sc. Corn—tstrong; cash or January. *<<-. May, *i ,c. Oai«—Dull and unchanged: cash. :*>',c: Mar. '.6c. Clnverseed-Quiet: cash or January.

WANTED—FEMALK HELP.

^ 'OOdf and dmlnc room girl- eoli

Q.-JOD HOUSE GIRL at 13 North Illinois st

bored preferredL 17

y IH^T-C L ASS^cGoTcT 6^od^ii«rTer^

r Delaware si.

TV ELI ABLE Help, male andfemale.caube had Xk al U Vanee F.!.«k. A'goGD VvaSH Kit WON AN. lOB Coil*** - ava 7A None other need apply. I • IKL for geuerul houseuork: reSrencw re"T quired. 10 West Walnut. “yOOD iTnfL - fm'~HeDer»d — housework In smafl

jones;i ijs. co

A C A. U se: Atnoskear i. cold medal. HV.-. B F. r> ,c

CC A. li ! ,c; Hhetucket. s, 7*^c: riwifi River, «>«c: Mint-ehaba. U',C: Lewiston. 35 inches. H'.e: -B inches,ISHc: 30inches, lH»c: York. 30inches, n'.c f nn-va. '"> niches. :*jc; Osnabunrs and cheviot. Lou is.arm plaids. 6 ,o; Augusta. Ottawa fle; Amoskeac strin* ij.,--: plaida feyc; Hainlltoil, fesc: Rates. 7',c: L'ncasvilie. s-jc; sssyten imLsU, l i ,c: I’aciri'j

ee-fourths poplin luster. S

( ouuc.J called out constant applause, it win ue re- , trai!ancr ,.| K ,i jt . ; orm itnltan- | peatt-d to-night and to-morrwW afterimon and i BSe: c-ncnsiu. llaucasi 1 i k, 1. i t ai- < 11 rei • r. 111 , W T'j* ‘V T1 **!i ~ m* il L. li Tfs I i

v a c; t ufdivine, ji»54c; r*ooicu unis

dress tfoods. i hrw-fourltii* poplin lusier. -Sc; casP-

e. iti** Quarters, $ci alpacu luster, iH'.l *. gc; broc*Atels a casbmere

has heon irLStttuied and filed by AlUcrman Kail as relator. Both shirs arc .*mx;ou> anU ;-k' Jge*l tliejnreives to bring about a speedy

decision. I’ntil such decision is reac.’jgT we

rccommciul thm the statu quo be: pre that the io«nt convention adjourn evening, February 6. at s o’cIck

liual decision.

THE SCHOOL HOARD ROW. A Stnr-CTiauiberol Session in Whicli the Committee i% Indoraecl. The School Board had a star-chamber Session, in committee of the whole, last Bight, and the proceedings which were altogether spirited, lasted over three hours. Tlie subject under discussion was the right cf the finance committee to make the temporary loan, from the County Treasurer, as they did, without consulting the treasurer or taking the usual steps la such matters. It is not expected to undo this action,’ but the opposer* to it arc endeavoring to bring kbout aoine proceeding*, so that it will not be established as a precedent. Messrs Frenzel, Bingham and Thompson .lead this opposition, and it is said that two more members are with them, but last night they were absent, and the supporters of the committee managed to get through a resolution indorsing its action. On motion ol -Mr. Bingham, however, it was dec.ded to report the action of last night’s meeting to the full board on Friday evening, when a lively time is expected. “It was a great mistake to borrow that money irom the County Treasurer,” said one of the commissioners this morning, "we should have gotten it from tome other source, even if we had to pay a little wore for it. Under the new law the County Treasurer is also the City Treasurer. When the two offices were separate the latter paid to the board every mouth the collections made that month; but Mr. Miller refuses to do tbi&and will only make nn annual settlement. The consequence is that he has a “soft snap,” as the boys say. He loans the School Board its ow n money, taking its own security, and gels big interest for it. It’s a mighty safe and profitable investment for him.”

evening, when it will give place to “May Blossom,” one of the mos{ pleasing and at-

tractive plays of the season.

At English’s the well-known strong and beautiful drama, "The Silver King,” was i presented by Mr. Frank C. Bangs and his ; company. The scene-setting was particularly beautiful. It is one of the best plays 1 on the stage, the tevt being parl'cu.arlr vigorous and well written. The company is an j excellent one, every part being rendered i with force and intelligence. An accident to j a stenmpipe. which was repaired this morning. spoiled the effect of the last act, the room j j becoming too eoid lor comt rt. The play i ; will he repeated until Thursday night. \V. j E. Sheridan will appear for the remainder ot

lears-Ilar.l. 7Vi£SC:

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• ? f c: gtHH’ vel tow. *c: coiuiuoa Dq/XA-qe. Colt****—Comniuu t*> ordinary

Unr,

«<*: v veil'

grad**, sKjspS latr, troou. ICktullc; i*i llH' vluc; strictiy prime. V>r. I.tc; choice. W

ec\l itijr noli

j. IOtlIIc;

Choi

l-l’-jOt J«j

<X 1 tc: ’

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_ appe ; the week in tragedy.

I/jl'ENZ S'Cltkll-T,

p b. 1. .-w aiN,

Committee.

The recommendation made was unanimously concurred in and an adjournment

followed.

Tiie legal proceeding lo which reference is made was outlined by The Nows on yesterday. It is in the nature ot quo warranto, entitled John Bail vs. Caleb S. Denny, to determine the question ot the latler’s right to vote when there is no tie, and the complaint asks that he be compelled to surrender his seat us temporary chairman of the joint convention to the.complainant. The Board of Altlermen also held a special session last night. The resolution authorizing a temporary loan of jAd.bW was concurred in. and the Council resolution, appointing Messrs. Smith and Xowland a commi!lee to confer with the railroads on the viaduct question, was referred to u committee. Mr. Schmidt introduced the following, which

was referred to the committee on finance: Cl ,nation of the brain.

WiKTeii* the city i* ouligt^J to borrow monev J - x ._ for meet ill#: itss current cxj»en$*-s, while thi

thrtti Si4*i;,U.*j at iiH di>

iej» -

6 f n* 7c: u* f, ee A. extni C. « - f c:

to Uer.

fL'Jj-

Htnetiy prune.

li,t.i". . I: !i 1 : i..>i,11-n Rio 1.-'i! 1;- .c: J .i v.t. I loreien Frutts unfi .nuj Ttatiaitas. Ja

Tic'Xjl.tM: Aspinw.iils. tl.jniaig.jii: pimipph 1 fljm, vgaifec: raisins. London In ! crt. 4.!.3 <a .1 j<>- Muscalels, uouDle crown. $7. 1 (a i.'l0 p. r 0- \ Valencls, lUa*UV.c: Turke

,. ol? -l’, * V-: new. Val'>‘ = c: currants.

born citron SJ'a-Bc: lenioner twx: lancy. ei.W»(" t..Vi: orange* .A per l-ox almonds. Tarragon'*,

| IsetJiic: Ivies. I?**J*C! new Hnizd mils. UiuMTc I Filberts IJ'iShSc:walnuts. Urenoole. 15c: i rench. tj i v.pecans w esiern. iuc: raw peaiiu,s. wnite Tennessee,*H(3.6> a c: Virginia, AAxssc: cocoanuts.

4(J o

Hoods — Blackoorries. S-vafekr.’ beans

l. jl.iiOKal.'J): soake.t

mary 1 c: Feb!

.i,.ti..., .v, — . — - ish, fea-Uc; January, !.,w*c. Uy^—Cash. sis-.

Ton mm. Jan uarv li—Wheat—steady: cash, 9i>ji 91c; January. Hue: February. 81>»c: March, !«.•: May, u tSc. Corn—‘Strong: cash or January. »>c: May, *i ,c. Oai«—Dull and unchanged: cash. Mar, 6c. Cloverseed—Quiet: cash or January. Febuan-. *',.!15: March, *S.tM. Dressed Hog*-

*i.m.

R-vlti more. Januai

easier: No. 2 winter r February, SStijSR'.c; M;

May, SSIa'Uqe. Corn — CT .e.«, ». d stmt. 50 ; jo'.c. January, ■Wo oqc; Febmai

<5. *7 ,c: steamer. VKgikj-.e. Oats -- Firm: -tern white. jnciliSk' mixed. 34(a35c. Fro- t visions—Firmer and dull. Eggs—Higher at 3'<v , 24,-. Coffee—Easier and dull: iu ■ carries, oPllimry t i fAtr'. 7 , ca s‘ 4 c. other articles Unctiiungeil.-Re-

ceipts—Flour. 3.2JD bar oa!i.4 0>» bushels. Hbli rets: corn, —.noi bushels.

exv York. January 12—Wheat V@Mc lower;

receipts, none; sales. i-i/KX) bushels

8,i«» bushels: do,

FOR RElfT—ROOMS.

113 North West nreek

•^ICK, FRONT ROOM.

^TvirE ROOM. wsAfehih^MeridauT*; M, HT 0 m-adrs. jyknlhAHI.li,_uiifurnished rooiua fu North pE^KAR^t FURNhsincDROOM HTSk F^ Niw Jeraey «L l ^ ^ t ftNI.SHKIk Cl Narth fl 1 NORTH NEW JlSOrr aiwm bwTNP

1 X X erences required.

FURNISHED ROOM. flr*. etc.. With or WttbMl

X boar J. 225 East Market si.

KNiSHEl) FRONT FUKlir; feMreiMiM <fe-

A sired. 7* F ast New York at.

wn main; very

I • Kipl AN OIKIAiAn.1 l 1 o l .^«.TK- WO NoHh yj Tentiessee st.. between Sixth and Severnh / '*>OD untL tn4tnall famUy: must know bow to l I cook. No wnsning. No. 51 College aveune. / lOMPETENT HERMAN GIRL to do kitchen V work. Call at grocery'. 527 North Illinoisst. * MIDDLE-AGED iSaHY to take charge of a

A family of four Call at 15s North Pine R. lief- __ erences required. 131.EASANT, furnished

» Com FETES f Gl Rl to do general housework: : x t|Ulred. tiali m Nowk

.. v\—k, ,,, -A must come well recommended; small family; IJKONT ROOM over The News eouuunf ‘*7. 1 «Mdwen *25 North Delaware at. , JVone fltelit of stain. Annlv Newsofllco. iTAlb ApVil Ji« * GfKIftodogSi-rii hodiev^rk-:aliJoWsTgirl ! / uSliWTABLY I’UUNIsu*gftedi maTJEt

-’ --- - “ i V wanted: good wb-?»: good home to competent . V light housekeeping. 15 FAst N«—

girl. Inquire

L'UR Jr ot’

1 I ;*> NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, nlcely-fun.

X ntshed rooms: gent leniyn.

'I’W«rFt R.MSHED. unmmilEed or an tiSS, 1 with board. SW North Illinois. -=e. - . r».- . room; reference* »fe

Tennessee si.

»U.c: Mnv, 53.'.M«‘,c. Corn \Vi“tiYw7'st'eady: j /V wanted: good wa ?s:good hoi iuixe1 spot,$0(u50Gc. Jannary, *feg*6 1 «c: February, girl. Inquire at 1* South Mondial

Cut, 47,c: steamer. *5.,».j6-.c

WANTED—MALE HELP.

I EXPERIENCED MAN to canvass for advertlsX , ing. Apply 32 TUorue illock, IMRST-CLASS GIRL ior general ^housework In

E small faintly. 31 College ave.

2 —r.7 - 22.'— .

r|XJ HIKE a few reliable salesmen lu this city. X Adams Manufacturing Company, TJ West

Wash 11

r IaT*—a7»**i.*yr* o*i»A ui<as.

l-tc. Coffet—Easier and dull; Klo , i falf, 7\ia sqc. other articles

telpts—Flour, .5.220 barrels: corn. t»3.wx) bushels; m'-.-ton bushels. Hbljimeuts—Flour, 17.1X1' bur-

-els: corn, 72.000 bushels.

New York. January 12.—Wbt dull and lie ivy: receipts, none; sal

No. 2 red. February, HI t (a.Yl‘,C: *,«W bushels: do. I W asuiiigwii si • EATt April. m : ,c: 2*0,UUU bushels do. May. STiViJHiTc; VICE GENTEEL. hTRKTLY H^NHST HOY j tire. Vl.oon bushels<lo, June. Corn—A *Ua»le i as or young man: w illing to work: small salary, lass row i. better atid quieir mixed Western spot. +5®5lc: fu- 1 Apply Deulsou cigar stand. __ t mmiD 1

tores, xs^jo’jc: receipts gj.000 bushels; sales. aW.(W0 : r ADIES OR Y'OUNG bu.slxeJs. Oats—A shade stronger: W esteru, jh<u,43«'*: . j j new: no photo-UAiiit - ipts, J2,hmbushels; sales tw,iM> bushels. Beef- i quletb- made M your own I til. Fork—sjteady and quiet; new mevsXhUVXiJlO.O. j 1 ,,!! particulars’free. PI

light housekeeping. 15 East New York.

1 »arloR anlUkiixTien; mfBSSsrjrCTSC

X lushed; gaa. grate, bath. 3 Fort Wayne avd

puf K Ii^rKAHLE. m.tUrnfih^TnomiT^ nSI r door, for housekeeping, $lh ISO North East sx V K k I.YFU KN B-H ED or unfurnished front . s room, with alcove and board. 151 East Ohio

street.

I X fe-1 HA BLK OFFICES: second and third floors 1J Vance Block. Braisarp Kokihon. 3 Vancu

Block.

V EATLY-TV KN‘ IsM Etl K06M.

is tire, with ‘ ‘

with board. 14* North

»M, ga lilinoh

a sc (Doug>

i prunes,

I 3r,

. Met>-

Kly and quiet: new mess.

Lard—lw 11 and weak; steam-rendemi.

•teady: Western, »2<g;^ p<1, T'^c: CTsinululetl. r‘

iitSst-S—Quit*

fresh. 'i7)fci^r£*!-v

I ns: ;ice,

jfs— Wester u,

7.V lot.

aimed

nc. »c; hi 11 he rr.es.

'•t»*rs. 1

The Chicago Market*. [By J.W. Riggs,Grain Dealer.Old><entUiel Biding.) January 12. Opeiilng lliguest Lowest Closing

Suva

mmi. standn:

tl.tKt l.l'ir: cherries. 2 pound. H.' oic.o

l pouml. mackerel. I t»ound. ‘.<>a fi.Hn ovstem. l pourui. - fioiiikH. £l.7'J ai

1 p junu. .V)"t - pounds. ‘i-V-

hclh*s. stniK'Mrd V pound*, M iionmn

The stile ol seats for the Nevada concert, ,

which will take ['laJc at Plymouth Church | p.

]’ riday iiijrht Ifegan this morning and was ■

very satisfactory, promising a very Jarife at- J Bnhuma. f-.» stmifiarti. poanclH. $i.h-»i«li.t.5: tendance. Madam Nevada is assisted ova I »*coi»d. *t.w*t 1.3: oiums. •nunsmi. J. pouwK wteA ..innl»T of cnii.iont 'mi,W, .nd lh. .'om-ort | “ will be one ol the lending musical events ol I ti inat^s. ;«pound*, ii.uokj i.+i: i lev ere com.

Mountain Smrar. Yarmouth corn.

the season.

STATE YEWS.

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nlaln S’lxrar. fl.l.Vffl.’Ji;

nds. rr*

’JL'ar. ? in. :i!»«

Several small stores at Mt. Vernon were j burned last nioiit, involving a loss of $15,000;

] artly insured.

Joseph Glesige, one of Evansville’s bestknown German citizens, died on Sunday of

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(a N.V*; ctunconulta. J* 'd*H.r, honix •t-LT; alcolio!, ID'tx J. i GU-ssaltrlid

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•j im»srs—Morphtne. qulnlti*\ uucoimlta. A borax. 1. -ifi U*: camphor

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Wheat—Jan... »b... I May- i Corn ~ Jan... Feb... •

M*»y

Oats — Juu.. Feb.. May. Pork — Jan... , Fob... j MayLard — Jan... | F h... May- i Ribs — Jan... Fob.

May.

81’.♦

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10 -47 io eu U 12 to M to 21 5 15 5 J)

i*' machine «^impany desires to engage a number of competent salesmen to represent them In the retail trade lu the Mate of Indiana. We are prepared to offer a very liberal compensation to reliable men with u good record as salesmen. All communications treated as strictly confidential. Address Manager, (,2 North Illinois sU, Indianapolis, Did.

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10 35 1 10 35 \ iu ts ! (1 HI I 6 10 ; 6 25 ! 5 15 ! 5 15 I

5 35

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10 hi 6 10 t, 10 6 35 i 15 5 15 5 35

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^‘s I vT Buchananst.

35 *

WAN T ED—SITUATIONS.

I^V good girl in private tamlly. Call 115 Oak st. ( JI HI., I’l year, (d.i, to hcljTib0ur~thc hOOM. 41

Hog Car

Car lots corn. Car lots oats..

in <

.-lit to

Yesterday morning John Hunnemeyer, a

lam k,pc more mini cioo.orn m ns ui-pnMtl. | well-known citiz»2ii of Richmond, was found W bcrcus, 'I ni* troulil ' urises Irom U" failure of j eil ,| j u | 1( .,i f ron , apoplexy. cifv tr..„.iir»*p m Tiuxnxer the « u\ - Win. Edwards, colored, who is only iour-

teen years oid, is in jail at Evansville,

charged with numerous tbetts.

Jos. Scanlan, living south of Crawfords* i vilie, need sixty years, was found dead ! lying in the snow Saturday miirning.

lin.oii'i: co.nniiitce f A school-house six iniics east of Monti*

i inn.il Cor icil and tne t .p-Attorney ; c ..)[i 0 was burned yesterday morning. Loss,

0 j $7UD; no insurance. Cause, defective flue. Mrs. Julia Conougiiey, aged seyenty-three, the venerable mother of Professor Devore

Bray, died on Suradav at Utica, Chirk ty, after a long illness of paralysis

throat.

William T. McNiel, alleged lawyer,

scbool-teacht

[Be; alum, j • ,> i

, .... tivrgamol. per poiiiid.e2.5i)!'.5‘J5:sodR. bjearb. lo s ' neai.

I 5f<$cr; suits, Epsom, tittle:-iiilpliur. ■i;n>3C: saltpeter, i ilka I.h': turpeiitine. •Uk^*.>c; glycerine, I' t.’ic: ) broniuleof potasli, FVtsYk': lard ('ll. 5,'.’.ok': iil | oil. H'it trc: opium. tl ’O rl—while lead. 7«i7',c:

I oduieoctas.t.S!.(,)(». 1.25

I i;<

13 , A rs

...15,000 ... • 10 ... 22 ... 53

the former city treasurer 10 pay over the city - money at the expiration of his term of otticc to |

the ph s lit treasurer.

lli-solved, ttm: the finance committee be in- , siniftcii to investigate this deficiency and re- ; port to this board thu result of such insestigu- i

lion.

Uesolved, further. That 'aid committee be in-

stm 'tfl to consult with tho fin.

of l Ire

and r. non wln.t steps are necessary to protect

city's interests.

The monthly appropriation erdinnnees were passed. Mr. i.au' introduced a resolution jiroviding that any member of the hoard w ho should appear at a meeting in a stateo! intoxication should be lined from So to *. > ."> and be subject to expulsion, which

was adopted.

National Kunlc Election*.

The National Banks to-dny elected di-

' rectors and officers, ns follow:

i Indiana National—Directors, V. T. MaI lott, William Coughlcu, It. $. McKee, George i Mvrritt, W. J. Holliday, George T. Porter, ! Charles II. Brownell. The directors elected i V. T. Malott president, William Coughien ■ vice-)irC'ideal, Edward B. Porter cashier. Meridian National—Directors, David I Macy, William P. Gallup, D. A. Richardson, j R. S. Foster, Fred Fahnlev, Charles Mayer, j Charles Scholl, J. E. Robertson, Albert i'\

\ Kopp. Mr. V. T. Malott declined to serve j 1V „t ! any longer as director owing to pressure of I Ii.ufu.

v: i

'04. J5; white

L«»)

LiAiitect Co'let c: SchlUill *C

abiati. (iate^’s

lanses uixl BirutJS—New Orleans iiio.aHSPC

»V , c: medium Mr "Vr* choice, ,Vxuj4:»c. tSlHrcn.

hhU. per car-load: $1.05^1.10

Yew York Cottou Market.

•—ArbucK Knitf'H ?

ip ?u iaevf»rmy:s, Lumlani, i:tc: McCone's No. 1. l.xSc. Mo-

Xkw Yokk, Jauuarv 12.—Cotton—Quiet; up inuis 9 i-L>c: Orleans 9 >«c; sales.J25 bales.

\rOUNO LADY cLhRK In store. C'nll 306 \V«it

L Ohio s»L Good reft-renees.

pY A good ENuINEEKTIo run sutionary en1) ginc. Aadrwa018, Mews ofHee. \ s TKA YEUNG-SALESMAN' by man oFexv' 1 rii-nce: commission as wages. Address 17 is. care New a 4 FIRST-CLASS lxjGk wants » placsTu a small i\ famUy: as near dow n town as possible. Call

st .beventh st

dt 577 East rseveut

■dlniu

In sitiaU Cbf*rs»*. tSU

Hiiw Frs— 1 inccoon l

it. per <*; it it res. Rico—Ci

HXti> duel

r-ioad:

rolirm. 4V4'<

miuntUies. Uic*»—Carolina. 4^ a To. 2c. Coal oil. IQtolTc. according to tirade. | «!. cw,i No. i

i\ 70c. small an 1

large dark.TOcNo. 1 iarjjc pah

lediuui.'»htnet* daric, 4i*c; |»alc. J »

unk. iiirgc black prime I’lDcd- _Gftb.'>uc’ rain, ijfti 10

* (’ats,*V4 lor; red

U’ldUiml 4«o

rats. Wa> 10c: ouos.surn \ - ■ ■ r.ty : t lir « k t ns. .Wcoi«l..>(X

COUtl-

paralysis of the

JMYl -.«x::

•k» Gii-i;0 c N«-\vi%iU’»diiin«l <U)ir«kins. .‘jOcOLfl.-iO. Hides, Tallow and ( *reose—careen cow-hides.7o st«H*rs. so: No. 1 c’lircd. 9c: preen cnlf. 9c <lo: Baited calf. 11c; drv hint. 12c: salt hides. l!io. Pelts —>heen 4nc(a*?UJD: horse lildes. ?l.V)(ai2*25. ThIIow— Prime.-I 1 No. 2, 4 i 4 c. Urease—Brown

yellow. :t- a c: white. At>j.A l ,c

i>*aLtier—(

eld at

do/,i

white. 4(ft4‘xO

>ak sole held at aO^iSc: hemlock sole

held at'JtjvlJIc; hameas. Hi-RHjc; skirt nu, itVMtsc*; PUuiburc hurness. HI bridie mather. per dozen,

.•»w*'i city Eip..>i»u'.*.r>c; French Ir S.k' citv calf. SheafFrench calf. il.IOviil.^.

Tinners’Supol.e*,—Best brand charcoal tin. TO,

Mia* Itnliiic* Still .MUsing.

The relative* of Miss Sarah Holmes, the domestic whose disappearance was mentioned In this paper a few days ago, who live at 1'iainfieid and in that vicinity, are much atirred up over her st range and singular disappearance. Miss Holme* has been missing ■nice the 1st of November. Up to that date ehe had been working for a family living In the northern part of Indianapolis.

About the date above mentioned she went to i president,

her employer and received her wages. When j First National Bank, sau leaving her place, late in the evening, she including Wm. H. English, expressed the intention of s]>endiug the i W. C. DePanw, A. B. Conduitt nud John night with an aunt, who lives four miles | Reynolds, with Mr. English as president, west of the city. Her friends suspect she j Mf, Claypool vice-president, and John C.

met with foul piny during her lonely walk to j MeCtiteheon cashier.

duties it: the Indiana National and in other enterprises. Mr. Kopp takes his place on the Meridian National Board. Mr. Macy j also declined a re-election to the presidency ! and W. P. Gallup was elected to succeed him. D. A. Richardson was made vice-

collected for a client, has sought refuge

Canada.

John J. Seliraek, bookkeeper at a foundry at Denver Falls, Minn., who committed suicide by shooting, was well known in Indiana, having been »t one time local editor of the

Columbus Republiean.

At Fort Wayne last night the wife of passenger engineer Charles Brinsley, of the Wabash Railway, while sulk-ring Irani tynhoul fever, left her bed and was found by

liie police drowned in a well.

About s o’clock last night the large stor- | age building of the Noble Seliol Furniture ' ipany ‘at Goshen was burned. It was completely lilled with material and goods.

heretofore,

type I Jc

visit this relative, as that was the last ever

Been of her.

Demurrer In tho Township Order Cases. In the suits entered Walter Stanton, of Ketv York, against the bondsmen of the defaulting township trustees who issued fraudulent orders, to recover on their official bonds, the defendant's attorneys have tiled demurrers, to the complaints, in the Federal Court, making the following allegation*: (1) That tue Court iia* no jurisdiction. (2) That the

At the meetingof the Indianapolis National Bank this morning a cash dividend of 3 per cent, was declared, free of taxes on s toe ft, out of the earnings lor the pas; six months, and in adtHtiou lo this carried 3 per cent, to the surplus fund, making the net earning ti per cent. The following officers and directors were elected: President, Tneodore P. Haughey; cashier. Henry Latham; directors, Theodore P. Haughey, Harvey Satterwiiite, Charles F. Mayer, Joseph A. Moore and Scot

Butler.

Merchants’ National Bank—John P.

plaintiff has no legal capacity to sue. (3) j Frenzei. II. C. G. Bals, O. N. Frenzel, Paul

That there is a delect of the parties plaintiff’, j

for the reason that the State of Indiana is rot a plaintiff and of the parties’ defendant lor the reason that the Rhode Island financial institutions, which bought the orders are not made parties to answer as to their interest iu them. 14)- That the complaints do pot state facts sufficient to constitute a cause

for action.

State Board of Education. The State Board of Education is in quarterly session at the Bates House, with the ioilowing members present; State Superintendent Holcombe, City Superintendent Jones, Presidents Parsons, of the State Normal, Smart of Purdue, and Jordan, of the Bloomington University; Sujierintendems Cooper, of Evansville, and Irwin, of Fort Wayne. The purpose ot the meeting is to prepare questions for examinations for State and professional licenses. Applicants tor the former must have taught school for al least j forty months, of which sixteen must have been in the State, and he must attain a general average ot 75 per cent., and must not fall below 00 per • cent, in any branch. The board will probably conclude iu work this

xrening.

The Poultry and Bog Show.

The poultry and dog show at the Meridian Rink will close to-night, all the premiums having been awarded and paid and the business finished. In spite of the bad weather, the managers have succeeded in about clearing expenses ami are sufficiently encouraged to attempt another exhibition uext year. The one jest closing was a remarkably good one in the character and extent of the exhibits. About $1,500 worth of fine poultry has been sold the past week. Mr. Sid Conger, of Flat Hock, alone getting *150 fora single cockerel. His coop of Wyandotte

The loss is about $10,(XX); partly insured. Isaac Wolverton, the famous horse buyer ot Wayne coik.ty, who went to Europe a year or so ago and imported a fine breed of horses, died at his home in West Florence Sunday evening of glanders, contracted while attend-

ing to a sick animal. ,

Mrs. Alcinda Helms, wife of James Helms, of Salt Creek township, Jackson county, dropped dead trom the chair iu which she

was sitting Sunday morning. She was lifiy- i “

six years oi age. Her death is attributed to

paralysis of the heart

Nuts

Iron.&r: Juniata. fr.iivtiiiiZftl. •><> jmtcent. dK?'n sheet zinc, 7c: «*f>uux*r bottimi. 21c: planished copper

3.*>c: soMor, iS iuhie.

Iron—Bar lr.»n. wrouirnt. charcoal bar, $2.s0u’ 2.99. Hors** shoes—Burden s, $3.9 ) a*1.1 >i

Perkins's $

rs*? shoes—,, , Walker*s. $3.9)-jjl.l»: mule

shoe*'. fFhofo.'U.j: cm nails, nuc* for tens: iron. $2.7>

rates ior tens;

4.75 per bo v Wool —Tuo-u*

good ortit r. 20f<£

cotted 15(a, 18c.

: cut nails, rules for tens:

steel nails.

n. *.

13.09: horse miiis,

itsnea. cieun. oltfalXI&: unwasned. in 23c: hue 3Ierino. ITut'Jhc*. burry and

JLIVJt MOCK M.VIIKET. Li^Iit Ilecelptu of Cattle—Fair Kecelpts of Hogn—i-ljjht fleceipts of Sheep. Shippino Cattlk.—Heeeiot^ of shipping cattle light. Market active tU 10 to 15 cents higher than

Saturday.

Extra choice i40i) to IGOO pounds U(Kni to choice l i‘io to likin i*oun<i.s Fair to good 1400 to iux) pounds Coar.*** 140 tti UWu pounds F xtni choice 1200 u» 140u pounds (ioodto choice 4200 lo 1400 pounds... FttU* IU ffOOCi I'-iH) to 1400 tK)Uiid.s Common to fair 1200 to HIX) ponmls .. tiOod t(i choice iuki to LO) iiound)*.... FnirtogooJ l«00to I2(«) iKinnds < oniinoii tu lair I J00 to pound-... Coinmoti to good SO»to IGOO pounds...

MOST PERFECT MADE Purest and strongest Natural Fruit favors. Vanilla, Lemon. Orange, Alinond, Kose.etc., flavor as delicately and naturally as the trull. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., OTTTCMW' 8T - IX)tnBo

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. / < BEAT l*-ox Ancbor soap, only 5c; a wonderful

11 viaMier. _

11 ol'.>E: larce; will board o« ner. Address W IS, X L iare News. (JO - r on H mil set of leotn al Eartiari ii. ltd. Laat

W aslitnrtou st.

fiOOB^lWMiFTinow prices.” 123 and fiS VJT North Delaware st. — YirATCHM CLEANED.$1; clocks cleaued. 50c.

* f si Massachusetts ave. t^KKE DENTISTRY ul th«

at t

lege until February 15.

lie ludiuua Dexilat. Col-

L'lNEGULD r 1LL1NI, a sDeoiaity iu Dr. fiAMC-

A sKl.l. s. over to X. Illinois si.

on watefies and personal

ach

assaehusetts ave.

\fONEYTO LOAN AI property. M Mini

/ tA»T-OFF CLo i'H 1NG. 2H3 East \V astiiiijstou.

vy Hiiffiesi price paid. J. Bcowkitskv.

a LL KINbrt OKbiflTREPAnaNSrSySS experience. A. Schifflino. ‘Xl Virginia ave. / >ONSl MKIW OFCUAL to orderTf usTTSTuch V- ortice New York st.. and MassacfiuseUs ave.

Telephone 706. W. I). A l-l.KS' dr, CO._

L 1 LoCuT E H KB L-Vti 50 to ** do

IT 25-Iti sacks. 45c to 1.2c.

Van Palt, 125 N. DelRwnrc, 50 N. Alabama TY EXPECTABLE PKuPLK of small' means can XV gel teeth filled or artificial teeth Inserted free, al the Indiana Dental College, 19 North Pennsylvania st. Call from 1:33 to 3 p.m. This offer wUl

terminate February 15.

pinoe; nucH reduced.

v icKhv-i u RNiiiirejrTRtssTboojrwits d.3 fire, on North Meridian st, lor gentleman

onlv. Address X IS. New s oltiee. 4 FEW HANIKSOME !.Crr»

J V the Windsor Block, with every ci for light housekeepimr. M. H. Spadrs.

1 AIU1E~FHONT IffijbM^lbnd'sb^rSrunnlP

nlshed; gas. water, lire; private ftunlly; 21* squares from postofflee. l:« Hast New York su

IN RoSS BLOCK, ,'orner « ire,e and .Market sin, a X desirable suite of rooms and three basement rooms; hut and cold water on each floor; steam

heat. C. s. Bronson, Agent.

YJE8T SUITE X> Baldwin Bio

’IMIBeE I^EASAW U^oMs; roimuwr L and bjisemfiit, to a couple without children; three squares* from postofhee: cheap to right parties. Inquire at room 13, Talbott A New’s Block.

LAWYERS* OFFICES In

FOR RENT-HOUSES.

o EE LIST OF G. S. BRADLEY, 26 North Dal0 aware st. (Ti Fl NOKfH DELAWARE STKF.EP, tea rooms, stable: choice location. C F.

Sayucs.

1 4LsIKAliLE ItfisIDENt K:~ijood"repair; 2ii XX West New York. J.G. IfecaiAwt, 251 North

Meridian.

'pwo-KooMiioUsEraj^oTtOT^mririsni: X able tor doctor s office or light houaekeeplng.

:u Vance Block.

Oil COLLEtiE AVENUE, L l J 292 i-Ast Michigan, elgb

236 North East s

nine

dgan, eight rooms.

rooms, *20; ,*19. Apply

.FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.

IJIANOfS AND ORGANS, at trom *LJO to$5 par X month, and the rent applied on the purchase Pkabhon’s Mcsrc Uocsk. iv N. Pennsylvania

NOTICE.'

X) LOOIl.skIn and nervous diseases a soeolatty. Dr JL» Denke-Walter's. 22o East Washington.

(Valter a:

i O « ONTRACTt)RB-lltds will be let Sr Iron I steam pipe ai Indiana Hospital for Insane January 13, ISoO: *>o elgbt-dnch, 90)six-inch. Call at Superintendent's office. * w. B. Flktchxk. ff’HE following persons were elected directors ol X the Indianapolis National Bank at an election

I. P. Haughey, Harvey Hatterwhite,

thus.

Whereupon the present

.)•: Theo. P. Haughey, Harvey

F. -Meyer, Joseph A. Moore, Scot Butler, n the follow ing were elected officers for

President, Theo. P. Haughey: atbam. This bank declared a

....*5 *0i»5 (*) ... 5 15(5(5 4i ....4 6ix<85 W .... 4 2",<<t 4 00 .... 5 15(5.5 40 .... 4 IWta 5 (X) ... 4 2.(1 I (i.) .... 3 751(14 25 .... 4 2.V(i4 77) .... :i 7Afa t 25 .... :l 25(0 3 73

Cows axi) Mixed.-Receipts < also light. The market is active

Two more indictments have been returned by the grand jury at Terre Haute, against lien Blanchard, the prince of Finney county, for obtaining money under talse pretenses, iu one instance from Dr. McGrew for $5,fi(X), and a Mr*. Winters for $5,000. Both cases are based on his pretense to give them Kan-

sas land.

A frame dwelling in Wabash, occupied by Fred Grant, and owned by F. W. Morse, ca-hier of the First National Bank, was burned yesterday. The fire originated from a defective flue. Loss. $1,500; insured in the Hartford lor $id.)J. Later in the day the meat nn rket of Joseph Knotts was somewhat

damaged by fire.

Miss Emma Mayer died last evening at Terre Haute from a peculiar cause. Three months ago she discovered in a cistern the body of a Mrs. Robinson, who had drowned herself because of marital troubles. The shock to Miss Mayer was such that she grad- _ uallv lost her previous good health, and

it can" be"made, and ! W1 » t * ed awa '/ UI,tiI ^ dled \, . .......

I wo tough cuaracters, rrank Williams and Wm. Mahoney, hailing from Danville, 111., were arrested yesterday at Logansport for robbing three stores at Kout’s Station, a mouth ago. Enough of the stolen property was found on them to convict them of the crime. Detectives trucked them through Ohio; Illinois, Michigan and back into Indi-

ana.

The following is the record of the first bicycle owned iu Indiana. This bicycle is a Columbia, and was first owned by C. W.

It has been sold

Extra choice hellers Good to choice belters. Fair to good heifers. Common to fair heifers... tra rliotee cows

i«l to choice

00.(1 3 50

>l‘ butcher cattle at an advance of I fl OOftO 4 25 | 3 7 V(i: I 00 I 3 25(0. 3 75 I 2 7 (g, 3 25 | 3 75Mi * (V I 3 50((» 3 75 ! 2 7.5«g> 3 40 , 1 75(«! 2 75 ; I T Va 3 25 1 5 51% 6 M 25 W Olio I'D j

HooS—Hcceipts of hoes liglp. Market opened i active at a shade stronger prices tlian yesterday. ! Packers and snipi>ers were in the market early, buying them right and left until all the early ar- i rivals were said. At this time <li o’clock u. m.) all j sold, closing uU»ut steady. RKPUKSKNIATIVK SALKS.

No. 24 . iO...

riTHE "WANT” COLUMNS OF THE NEWS. The rate for special wants In The News, under any of the various heads Is, wttTou'. exception, lea word, each insertion, counting the article “a" all abbreviations, and groups ot figure*or

initials. Compound words count two.

Nothing will be omitted on the part of the* publishers to make these columns more than evertha popular medium .of interchange of the public .rwsnts at the least practicable cost tothoseserved. Besides Innumerable errands done in I/wt. Found, Help and Situations secured, etc., thesa columns have been the medium for sale and exchange of property, in tyalty and personal, ammiuling toa traffic of millions annually, which

is destined to grow indefinitely.

(cmmI to choice cows.... Fair to good cows Common to fair rows.... Hulls, common to choice Veal calves Cows and calves

DIED. WILSON—4.1 koboE F., Friday, at San Antonio, Tex., twenty-six years old. Funeral in this city, from SI Maple street, the residence of his brother, Frank Wilson, to morrow at 9:30 a. m. Friends Invited.

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

toss Horsrshoers Tuesday 15 South Delaware st. Bi-

No.

c "™""" 5 3 57 .. 6 102 73

45.. .. 55.. . 23 ... 35 ... HW.... 13..

Av. I*r.

S7...J3 25 act... 3 TO 3Vj... 3 75 . 3 7 > 3 hq I HO... 3 !<l 171... 3 90

103... 3

MS... 3 ‘<0 17li. . 3 <ti 181... 3 95 17s . 3 95 is.(... 3 :i5

!7H . 18( 177.. ....“IM 192..

3 95 3 95 3 91 4 "0 4 00 4 05

49::: »; 22 41 35 61.A... 64 34 ii:::::: 69 20 26 21 41

Hukki*.—Receipts of slieep

a* live at the foilowing quota Extra choice lambs

lioodto choiqe lambs.. Fair to giHxl laruos Qumuon to fair Extra choice sheep (h»id to choice sheep. Fair to good sheep Common to fair Bucks, per head

21..

lair.

allons:

II. Krauss and C. F. Bals directors. J. P. Frenzel is president, II. C. G. Bals vicepresident, and Otto N. Frenzel cashier. A semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent, was de-

clared.

The State House Fire-Proof.

The Sfate House Commissioners, iu denial of Chief Webster’s statement that the building is in danger from fire, insist that it is as

perfectly fire-proof

one of them claims that a cord of dry wood could b - bunted in any room in the building without danger of injuring the structure to any material extent. The tire yesterday caught in an unfinished place, and the only place in the building where it could catch, and ns the grate fire from which it originated was” started on last

Tnursday, it probably had been smouldering bievefe o wuVdiu Indiana.'"'! his hic'vcfeis’a ! _ Chtcajro Livu ' ,lolK Uarket -

up to yesterday noou. "It would have hcen Co j umbia> aml was first owned by C. W. | sale to have left it unmolested, said one ot ) Ldgertou, of Fort Wayne. It has been sold j hfeiie

the commissioners, “lor it would have gone I teu s tiu Rlld over twenty-five men learned j out in a few moments Tue only wood j to ride on it . The following prices have been i U^-v j::::::::::::. 3 iSa about the root is a tmek oak sheeting, in- j j(1 f))r it- $U2.50 ^0 .‘SoO, $50, .‘S jO, $-H), 1 fatlle-Hec -l-ds 12.UU0 beau. Market overstocked

both sides by asbestos, and between M-q *. 0 . ,„,^i j.<oa xn A I and.

Av. Pr.

241. *4 (IO OC. . 4 oo 17s . 4 (W 191. . 4 10 2:1. . 4 HI 22!... 4 10 195... 4 to 196. 4 10 197.. 4 10 218... * lo 251... 4 15 >3. . 4 20

2 7. . 4 20

263... 4■20 252. . 4 ‘20 ....___3IR . 4 21 254... 4 20 362. .. 4 25 350... 4 25 The market is T4 77(0(5 O) 4 50(5*4 75

ATEETING of the : A1 evening, 7:30, No,

order of the Secretary.

\| amiMU—Oriental Lodge, No. 300. Stated a>1 meeting this (.Tuesday) eveoing at 7::*J.

John- M. Bramwkli.. Sec.

5. F.*LODGE, No. 107.

xroU TO K NOW that the galvanized-iron corl nice work and the slate and tm roofing on the new City Hall is being done by P. M. Pcbseli. dt Son, id East Washiugum street. UHEfi DENTISTRY-From date - until the - 15th X of February. k eople of amall means only, can get good alloy fillings and artificial teeth iree, at the Indiana Dental College, 19 North Pennsylvania st. Call between lulu and 3 p. in. No charge for extraettng teeth. |X ON EST. “old-fttshioncd’’ buckwheat ttour. XI Fresh Gralmin Hour, coarse or fine. Unsurpassed corn-meal, fresh daily. Breakfast cereals and new- foods. Indiana and Minnesota flours. Uhicken-feed, bird seed, etc. Prices astonishingly low. Van Pklt, 125 N. Delaware and 59 N. Alabama.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. QITY PROI’KKTY, larms. C. E. Coffin- ± Co ItUITsES, lots, farms anu landsTn every locality. XX Alkx. MKTZOKU. \|LW .-K00M (< Iff AGE oiTHoyt ave." Xp-' JJN ply to E. H. ELDRUXIK <k Co., corner Alabama and Maryland sts. W OVEN- ANCTa HALF aT;HgoodYwo-etory O house, 6 rooms, oulbuildings, 1 horse, milk, cow: in Southport, *1,650. F. Bkkwkk, Southiiort. 4 BAKU AIN, for lobu: lot In Pull Place, near corJY ner Seventh and Illinois sts.; will take second mortgage for deferreo payments. UoliT. 51AKTIN dai.1l, 62 East Market st

e present year: •shier. Henry

cash dividend of» per cent, free of taxes on stock, out of the earnings for the past six months, and lu addition to this carried 3 per cent, to surplus fund, making the net earnings 6 per ceuL VjOTICETO CONTRACTOR^—Town-of Wkst 1a iNUtANAPoma, January 1. 1886.—Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees ot the Town of West Indianapolis on Monday evening, January is, 1556, for grading and graveling York street and the »ide\^(lks thereof from Kentucky avenue to the first (Ju-y southeast of Nordyke avenue In the tow n of West Indianapolis: also, tor putting In the necessary culverts and loot bridges in ini* street and sidewalks, according to the following specifications,

to-wit:

The roadway of York street shall be twenty-six (26) feet wide and be graded according to stakes set by the Engineer, on the following grade, to-wit: Beginning on the southeast side of Kentucky avenue, nine-tenths (9-10) ot a foot below the top of ths Kentucky avenue sidewalk, and running to Nordyke avenue on a descending grade of two-tenths (.2-10) of a ten* per 100 feet, and from a point ninetenths (9-10) of a foot below ths Pip of the southeast sidewalk of Nordyke avenue to the first alley southeast ot Nordyke avenue, on a descending grade

of two-tenths (2-10) of a foot per 100 feet.

Thecenterof this roadway grade to be graveled to a width of eighteen < 1«> feet, and to u depth In the center of fifteen (16i Inches, and sloping to fbnr (4) inches at the sides, of good river gravel to the

satisfaction of the Engineer and Town Trustees.

Each sidewalk is to be graded seven (7) feet wide, and the gutter edge ti to fie fl Been-one hundredth* (15-100) of a foot higher than the roadway gradeaud rise one-tenth (1-10) of a foot across the walk, and this sidewalk grade Is to be covered to the depth of -eight (») Inches with tine gravel. At the Kentucky avenue gutter at the head of York street, and m each gutter of Nordyke avenue at tho Yorkstreet crossing, Is to be placed u culvert three feet

wide In the clear and twenty <20) feet long.

The space between the culverts and the center of the other streets, both Nordyke and Kentucky ave-

el, the same as

FOR SALE—Horses ana Vehicles.

•PORTLAND CUTTER-S, strictly first-class. ItoBX bins, 32 East Georgia st. tpWO-SEATED SLEIGH; good as new. Call at X Brown's livery slafile, In rear of 128 West

First street. ECOND-lL

esdayi evening a

T. L. SULLIVAN, W. M.

! I u. o. F.*LODOK, sferwf We wlli nieefon the I 1. second ami fourth Tuesdays In each month opt at 8 o'clock; desire all members to attend.

C. Hinphkch. vs . M.

prompt at

aiOVand ay i evening

■gree.

Titos. E. SPAFFOKD, W. M.

C. C. Kokrnkr. Sec

| An()N HJ—AlteiTllofiTsir^Kn7ghts7Tffij>er 0on7.'1 mandery, No. L K. T. Stated conclave In Masonic Temple this (Tuesday) evening at 7Jd o’clock.

Christian A. Brink,

William H. Smytmk, Rec.

U o’clock c, E. C.

I WILLIAM H. SMYTHk, RCC. I T’’ OF R—Notice is hereby given of an election to ; lY. be held In Castle Hall of IiidianuoolK I-odge, No. 56, on Thursday evening, January 21, 1886, to

elect oi - -

K«* '

Wt) I

tee to serve lor the term of three (3)

years. E. E. Fi.KTCHtn, C .C.

Oku. T. Brkunig. K. of R and ».

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

f YR. BOYD’S OFFICE. 8 West 1 * idenee, 180 North Illinois st. . . \\ n ;Te - " ‘ t.

Ohio street. Res-

IT W. WHITE will be u candidate for Township XX. Assessor, subject to approval of Retablicau

Convention.

closed on

the floor and tbe ceiling under, there is fire-proof tiiiny.

. . . njO, $2o, $15, $3U: total, $482.50. One man id tllat | has owned it and sold it thr.ee times. It is

. , The com- | now a wreck,

missioners ridicule tue idea that the building i %

is in danger ol lire. j ElorRlit Tourists. Hoorn NeededT^r Old Soldier*. Persons who contemplate visiting the .... , |, i . 'iv. South, can secure an elegant illustrated tour••Congress should pass.i mw, saiu Adju-| ^ of Floni}:i> a handsome book

c nicii jo 1.HO NIOCL o.vrKBt. T UST RECEIVED—Elegant Hue of marble top oo, January 12—H gs—Receipts, 17.mi) ; t) tables. M f.sse soek’s, southeast corner Wash-

Market lairly active, firm and 5(u iuc i Ington and Delaware streets.

1 \X-lLLiAMTrRUPF^iH'be a candlditetoF 5T Township Trusiee, subject to decision of re-

publican iKiininating convention.

(H. THE ARTIST, has removed froS16)4 Wasuiugloii street to Mii North Fenusyl-

Hit. same orlces and best work.

ant-general Kooutzthis morning, providing j opy panes, by calling or addressing J. H.

that a great many of the present inmates of j MARTIN, Pass. Agt. 0., I., St. L. «£ C. JR. R.,

the Soldiers’ Home at Daytou should be turned j lb North Meridian street, out and their places given to more needy! ^ ” - men. There are now d,6CK.i inmates there, and j THE AlAHivE. r NEWSI have it on good authority that quite a hum- j v OM York Mock Market,

ber ot tbciu OWU COnsultratit; property. . Xkw York. January li—Noou.—Money Is easy eral of them lire worth $10,000 Oi* 15,000^ | at 1^(42 rJ t r cent. Iutr xl.ver. HUS. Thu Stock umrhaving saved up their )HUisioas ancl invested • kei during the pant hour has coutitiuetl dull aud the monev judieiouaiy and are living at the linu. 'fin* advances for th*» hour range from l a to

. r - "3 , Government's expense, while hundreds of G ^r cent. There hat. been no special features chicken* received the highest score ever p j0r old soldiersin Indiana and other States, i ','1 1 an 7u° r ^ e TbreeA iof-• 4Vk irk ‘i’i rjj given in the United States, ranging from U'J ; ho ilav , uo means » uu (aui do no work, are • 0ja ^ UriJ1 : lul41 3 ’ UA ’ 4 1 “ i *’

to 95, out of a possible 100, and he

one offer of $350 for them.

m .1 prices30c lower. S>1,ipiung Butci»*?r^

»cke]

beep— Common (Joou.

publican nomiii

rplKjMAH.

1 Eust }

vania street.

SJLKIGHS, swell

O make, at wholei belect from; buy bei

cent. Backus

ND PHAETONS and bug new ones cheap. Rooms!

nd Portland cutlers, firi^-elass ale and retail: large stock to fore snow comes and save 30 per

Reaoan.

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

pOOL TABLJi for sale. 67 Elm st.

Dlkig UYdrEkikYI BilYiY^amTefMibfeS: / 1 tiOD SQUARE Pi A NO.Y-heapi CaTl aY Wi

YJf North Illinois st.

i>AKERY;oue of tiie besliu Indianapolis. AdXI dress V18, care News. • » T CUST^brass coal hods and lire sets, tor this w sek only. Vajkn <fc Nk w Co. OEDKOOM BEDS *23. on payments. vVilson i Y At Walsma.n. 230 ,E. Washington st. x> EADSTEa US are VlmoYf gi7eFYiwS71d - thi X3 closing out sale, .'79 East Washington si.

album.

EADSTEA US are almost given away closing out sale, .79 East Washington si. IT'RgM 25c to *' a ml you get a EandsoEoi i JC ai assignee s sale, 279 East Washington st. >CWILL BUY a rustic picture frame, at 279 Washington sl John Mldkrt, Assighait

pmAfrON'BEDKGoM^ti^Jor^n pkv

X menis. at MEasKNUBB's. 101 E. Washing!

279 East

igton.

*3 SOti 5 .“U ... .2 256114 61

2 50,•( 4 24 | . weak. N. PENN. ST.—Dr. Serrln treats diseases of *2 5ika.3 .50 UG the heart, luugs, liver and kidneys.

3 60(5 4 75

Indianapolis Gram .Uarket.

The Indianapolis grain market is higher than ty other in the country, comparatively, prices i'lay. under light receipts and a strong de

maud, > Ing is I

iitttyt'jo I tiff, with I

to day. under light receipts and a stro have been vigorously boomed. 15v i higher am! strung. No. 2 red w heat is

f. o. b: No. 3 red, 91c to. b. Corn is very still, with ales ofrio. 3 mixed on 'Change at 34c r.'o. li.: No. 3 reliow is held at 35c f. o. b Gtferings are light. Oats

ire in active request. -Mixed are held at 2-1,0

Total number ot car* inspected—in wneat. 2; onts. 0; corn. 6: hay. 0; tlaxseed, 6; rye, 0; out—

(Vheat. 0: oats, 0; corn. 4.

olluwiug were irack bids on 'Change to-

rpoiLET Sin'S-Decorated. X Xu large variety and very cheap, at M esse tiger’s, 101 E. Wash., oor. Del.

an. 93‘it 92c; No

No. 3 Med3 red. 69c;

k® “ j JH> Iia,\ V tivJ UiCUUa UUU LUXI CsVJ law W IV, ill V t Celtic ti*S Ot y^>, 1—

he retuaeu , barred out. We have deserving applications Adams Express >»- N. J- Central.. !

! for admission there every few duvs. «uid only Allegheny; Central —: Northern Pacific. 2*

dav:

VV hcat—No. 2 Meditei terranean. sic: iso. 2

Jisnimiy. no bid

j Com—No. 1 white. 35'jc: No. 2 white. 25!Jc: No. 3 white. 31c- No. i yellow. 36c. o. t.: No. 2 yellow, ! 35c. o. t.: No. 3. 31c f. o. o.: No. 4 yellow, 33>,c;

! No. 1 mixed, no bid: No. 2 mu ! t.: No. 3 mixed, 34c f. o. b.: No. 4 u

FINANCIAL.

The Ice llarrest. This is the ice men’s harvest season.

The

for.admission there every few duvs, tmu only this morning there was an old soldier, nearly blind, poor and ragged, who seat tiiree sons to the war, came here to see about it. We

ny i

i tt f. Haute,

ferred ..

time in his life he was csnnp^lled to so to the Township Trustee to ask for food to keep him

from starving.”

canal and the ponds north of the city are could do nothing for him, and for the first covered with the clearest and best ice ever t - : - ,:r - 1 ‘* l '“

cut in this vicinity. It is eleven inches thick and growing. Several hundred men today began the harvesting of the ice. The brewers, pork-packers, poultrymcn, ice companies aud private ibdividualt are all at it. A regiment of men line the waterways and they constitute only the rear guard of the force that will be put to work to-morrow. It is es-

AUOU

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American Express.. Bur. 0. K. at N..........

Canada Southern. Central Pacific.... Cbtcacu A Alto

referred .

preferred

-9 Northwestern. 102 | preferred, 71 '> Y. Central

A New Hebrew Cong'—gallon.

A new Hebrew congregation has been organized in the south part of the city, to be known as the “Shaare ieliloth,” or “Gate of Prayer,” and the officers include Samuel

ti mated that Ifor the * next five "days" ItbOOU I Marks president, Joseph Borinstein vicetons of ice dailv will be packed in this city j president, Jacob Gumbiusky secretary,

...13

.. 10.J‘« N. Y„ cut. (B .-5. I 9 . 42 . preferred. 2)

.140*, Ohio Central l‘<

preferred 154 Oliio (It Mississippi— 23 Cuic., Bur. A Quincy 1-8 preferred 82'» i Cbic., si. L. A N. U Outario A Western... 20' 4 j Clu., San. A Cieve 3t O. R. dt N., ex div...l"5(, Cleveland * Co’unl.. 54 Ore. Trans 332, ; Delaware A Huiisoo. 93*. Pacific Mail t-4 Delaware dt Lack....l23 4 Pauama. 9Denver A Rio G 19 Peoria, Dec. dc Evan. 2d'; Erie. 25)iPittsburg 1462, nrcferied 54 Beading 21 Fort Wayne 141‘i Bock Island 1282, Hannibal ot su J ...: SU Louis dt San Fran. 22Ji

and vicinity, and 5o0 men will be given em-

ployment so long as the ice lasts.

An Interesting Revival.

Dr. A. I. Hobbs, of Lonisville. last night preached the first ofa series of sermons at the Third Christian Church. The pastor (Rev. D. R. Van Buskirk) and Dr. Hobbs, though ■ot old men, have been associated together many years in ministerial work. Nearly thirty years ago the two conducted aprotracted meeting with marked success. Each has since become a conspicuous figure in the Church of Dieciples, and the present meeting promises to be one of extraordinary interSat to members of that church and their

Hyman llingolsky treasurer, J. Wolf, Joseph Goldberg and Casper Budweitsky trustees, aud Rev. A. J. Adelman rabbi. The organization has purchased the Mission Church property on Meridian street, near McCarty, and Las appointed a building committee, headed by Messrs. Gumbmsky, Borinstein and Marks,.to solicit subscriptions for relief of the indebtedness necessarily created. Tiie committee will begin the work ol canvassing at once. __________________ The mosquito as a public singer draws well, but never gives aadafaction. Salvation Oil how? «\ or. always gives satisfaction iu curing at oace insect bites or any other sores or wound*. Price

25 Ceuta

Ha r r!ia7^:div.::::::ihs

prvfem*d_ 1st preferred ..

: ■

.: No. 3 mixed, 34c f. o. b.: No. *ar. vel!ow, 3te; February. 3fe. Oats—No. 2 wlilie. 33e; aixed. 299,0; rejected, 2*2.0.

itye—62c.

ixed. tic. mixed, 33'

Nc;

reg or o. Ic: sound

llgat mixed, 3u‘«c;

YfONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates by Alex jiX Mktzokr. M'oNKY f'T LOA?rwithonrcommlStoiL 28 1*1 EastOfiiosL \ | on EY To LoaN.' 6.R WmiaiiT, uti JtoFth ata feunsylvanla st. I \1 ONEY TO L< iAN; sums to suit. T. A. Ooodl -il win, Thorpe Block.

; S2i) '

(.V

Bran—41200, o. t.

Hay—Timothy clioics, $1200. No. t. *11.75: Na

810.75.

Flour-Patent, *.5.15 (65.S0: extra fancy, *4.60 <*4.75: fancy, *4.:C t64. >0: choice, *4.10 (61.3): lainiiy. *3.75 <* 4.1*): XXX. *.l « ,*3.50; XX. Cl fe.y t3i; X, »W0,*J.le;

superfine, *2.7V3F285; fine, ji5(J-*26i. MiKceitaiieoua t'roiluce.

Dealers’ Sellluz Prices—Cranberries. Cape Cod,

aGoo twr doz-u, h, (1.7L(v2fi)t>er

sr buslie

nisb,* '(wMc;

property; *2)0, *1,000, real

t WashaigtoiL

k), persona) ate. 36 West

T\ I oSEY wTSTN: T*per'whL'TToa*ca' M<> 1*1 Kay. Room 11 Talbot dt New’s Block.

f po L/JAN—Private sums ou deposit; i X OnikJciTH * Potts. 195* N. Penn. Al ONEY M tha lowem rate' of interest. 1*1 Williamb A Co.. 3 and 4 Vinton block.

MORTGAGE LbATfe, in sums To~suTtrcU?

1*X property or farms. C. E. Oovvix A Co.

bums to suit.

of Interest J. df.

m p?„pertv u a y 1 • PER CENT. MONE-fTTLOAUr rSm. MaR VI tixuale, 62 East Market sL. Martindale Block.

... , . .. .X preferred „.103J, Houston <k Texas. 35 St. Paul * MS', Illinois Central «„14o»t preferred __I2j lod.. Bloom. X West 26S St. Paul, Min. A MuilIII 1 ,

Irt V-'V. lit* car .. p g a

Boom. X West 265* St. Paul, .Min. KansasX 1’exas. il‘, St Paul * Un Lake Erie* West... 16', preferred...

la»ke shore *6’,

Die it Nash.. “

preferred ...

Nit, Texas Pacific ... 43 Union Pacific..

.. 39 _W2 12*4 53 .

120

75'.

LoUlbVille 4t (-nau.— . ’ , Lonisville A N. A™. *7!* United States Ex 63 Mar. dt CiiL. 1st pref.. Wabash.StL & Pac. feV» 2d preferred. . preferreds 20 Memphis A Cfias .... 35 V\ ells Fargo Express.

auickdiver riio . ,u ..;

preferred 49 preferred Missouri Pacific E D-114 P. P. C. C 131 Mobile* Ohio 14*4 C.. W- L * P...„ 14 Morris A Esst»x..........131 preferred. 30

Nashville A Chat..... 47 I

M<fe i na—-■ ii

Indianapolis Wholesale Market. The egg market is being forced up by the scarcity to be expected during such weather. Shippers pay ISc, sell at 20c. Poultry stronger.

bushel. Potatoes. Michigan. u-coxWe: per buslie:: Jersey sweets. *3.0O({O4.()O; Baltimore Jerseys. *2.50 Co.3.2>: Kentucky. *17 y <8200. Honey, 16c tier pound. Caun.u;e, shu 1.25 a barrel. Cider. *5.00(ii»6.ot) per barrel. Beeswax, tvoj jjc per pound. Beam, hand-picked navy, *L80y*2tM per bushel: medium, *1.75: New York marrowfats. Sl.soivXOU. Apples, greeuinc-. and Baldwins, common, *1.50((i)1.75 t>or barrel: choice, *2 H0((i>225 per barret. Grapes,

Malagas, 45-pound, kegs. t5.uci<i>5JiU.

\i6NKY . < 1 aouabl

tmuable. Tho*.

farms or city property; terms rear I hcmc C. Day A Co.. TZ E. Market st.

Eggs. Butler. Poultry ami Game. Shippers' Prices -Kags. 18o loss off: candied 18c: from store, 2do. Butter—CVeamerv. taucy 25.325c: dairy, choice, lu fauev country sells at 12f(»14c: country cuoico. rolls. 10c: seliiu; from store at lift 12c: common packed. 6(a>ac Poultry—Young chickens. 6c per pouaa: ueus,

euno: roosters. 3Sc: turkev

ahve. 6c iht ihii

hens. 7c: buns. 7c. geese, full dozen: ducks. 7c a pound. Gann *250<u>:;.*J0 per dozen: rabbits. 75

*1.00; sell at *L00<u 1.50.

roosters. 3' 2 c: turke

, full feathered, *4.50 a

ie—Mallard ducks, ’5c(A*U)0: squirrels.

Indianapolis Provision Market.

ortei shooldere. U-ih average, oc: 1

average, ji.c:

^50,000

avenue. . fpO LOAN—Money ai« per cent, on Manor counJL ty real estate. W. E. Muck A Co., 68 East \TgMtto' Loan bTHlrat WrtWr^wsrt, ivi rales. Nnwroii Clayfool A Co., over First

National Bank.

"^LL GRAliEh OF ajALT tun f weigut^prompt } 1H ?r. 1's PuLirt NG°B£DS u'riow‘’nrices^lsy Y2 payments Mkssknoku’s. tot R. Washington. (MfiKAP: large stove: suitable for business room, Vy or would trade for smaller stove. 283 Broad-

way.

;iNTcKEt7HftW-CABfNTTer7~d^^Tt^ jT East Washington st. John Mlueut, Assignee. I UbT RECEIVED, tine line of ladies’ writing *J desks. Messkxukk s, southeast coruor Wiunngtoa and Delaware. /^kCebratkd >EflSsBLXli “RAstfScRners, on payments, at Mkssee<jek’s, southeast corner WasniiiEton and Delaware. I EA^E HljTEL AND BGAKDfNGi'^^nTfTb; Xj lu st stands in tue city; ail furnished, and will be sold verv cheap. Apply at 130 Mouth Illinois st. •|» STaURaNT 'AND BALOOSr No. 32 West XV Louisiana st., Indianapolis; bouse well furnished: will given good bargain aud good reasons

for selling.

Y) AILKOAif CONTRACT POlTHALl: a“spTenIv did opportunity for any jiersoii with money. On account of being compelled to leave for Europe witblu ibe next mouth, one of the contractors tor building a railroad, which is being pushed to compleiion bv the company, and on which work only about twe’lve miles of track are to be put down by these contractors, will sell his one-iiaif interest iu the coutract and all estimates for work already done and not yet paid for. ’Hie work can be completed and contract fu(ly performed In sixty days, the purchaser to have the benefit of all profit now

her streets, both Nordyke

nues, to be filled tu' with good grave on any other part of York street,

iu each sidewalk of York street at the Nordyke avenue Crossing, and over each gutter of Nordyke avenue, is to be placed a foot bridge four 14) feet square: and also over each gutter of York street, iu thu northwest sidewalk or Nordyke avenue, Is to be Disced a footbridge four (I) feet square. When the work Is completed the sidewalks on Nordyke avenue. In York street and the southeast sidewalk of Kentucky avenue In York street shall be left in as good repair as they are at present. All timber tor culverts and footbridges shall be of good

white or burr oak.

All work to be ifbne to tbc entire satisfaction of

the Engineer and the Town Trustees.

The Town Trustees reserve the right to reject

any or nil bids for the proposed work.

Rida for the above work to be made by the lineal foot. This Improvement is five hundred atd sixty

(j<W) feet in length.

B. W. Gillespie, Clerk.

LOST.

AI ONEY, by not ordering coal of W. B. Allen 1*1 A Co. Branch office, Massachusetts aveune and New York street. Telephone, 766. Yard, 433 East North street.

get reward.

.reel. Rr-tu Bihjiif: Bi

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

DEPART. ARRIVE. Jeffersonville, Madison A Tndlantnolis R. R, SouthernF.x. ds- 4.1.5am | Ind'polis Ex.. ..... 9.4.: L. X Mad Ex, pc.. 8.15am LCk MaUimulglpc. 8.50pm

6.45]

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lineex.d, p hlill

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Western Kx, d,...!!.'^ Cleveland.Co!uiuDus.O N.Yfe Bos Ex ,d,s. 4.5) a

Dayv'n fepi’d A N.

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pm |

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neam

t. d 4.1

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S- JJaih Lou N. O. X st. u Kxpre.xx, s —„ 6 40am Limited Ex, d.G .ll.aoaai

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Brightwood 1

4.'»am,d ■.’.'ripn 10. ivaiu hJOpid

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Cinctnnat*., InuiaiL.;,.'.-ci * <t Chicago R. B

Cln <t Flo 11, re,,',

and c c a 4.00am | Cui A su L Mall

C. Rush A tail ac-.ll.33ai

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Clu accom.

Auck I , . _ Chicago Mali.pc..l‘iUipm c c and s 3.30s Flying Hoosier... i.iDpm | Flying «oosier...ll.U* cut FeO A B f I, d. I c. A L/ja Mali, pc 3.4ip,n s 1 c - 11.10pm | CUi acoom texjum

Chicago. SL I.OUPl A PutsSurg E R.

Eastern M AEx.d.4.l4aiu 1 Ind. <k Bleu. Ac- 9.40am Easttro Ex. Ua- 4.30am I Fast line, d „ll.4iata ColumbusAc .U.00aiu | Indianapolis Ac_ 4.3>p u Rid.* Rich.Ac.... 4 (Wom 1 Western MAExd 9.40pra Day.Ex.d 4. Ju* i Weslern Kx. 4....lOJ*P(a

Chicago BiVtslou, via Kolaonio.

Lou * Chi Ex,pc.U.Uam I C.« Lou f HxA,d. 4.00am u A CUi ^ p *

Express 2.15pm tSiflw &D::d:fi:i2! > *r‘

B’.tffsiSn.

iadV.la accom .10.56am

Cui A st. L Mail.

olac-.U.33uin | d.pc 11.45am .. pc_. 3.55pm , SLl'suI X Om.Kx 4.ttpm

U 6.40pm CiliX SLL f 1, U 4 aud c c 10.45pm

Chi-.ago D.r,»ioa . 7. ins m j Cia & L

Ciu <C Lou fl, d.

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i purchaser to have the benefit of all profit m made, and can, in ninety days from the completion of the work, realize on his invenlmeul at least seven thousand dollar*. For further Information and hill particulars, call at or address Room No. 7, Fletcher <K rdiarpe Block, Indiauapotis. Ind.

DISSOLUTION NOT1CE.

rpHE FIRM heretofore known as Otto Bukowskl X Ct Bishop, dealers in silk goods, curtains, etc., has been dissolved by mutual couseut, January 11.1886. Mr. Bukowskl will not be responsible for anv debts contracted by Mr. Bishop, rn'filT'PA^^EKBHiF' fieretorore existing "beX tween P. M. and W. C. Gallahtie aud Henry Meyer. under the firm name of P. M. Uullahue <K Co., at 22 West Maryland street, Indianapolis, Ind.. was dissolved January 1, oy mutual consent, the said P. M. Ualiahue assuming payment or all outstanding accounts. If any, and either to collect all ciaims due the old firm. P. M. GaLLahik, k.

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5am Tol tXW.A Deed 1.49am

Det Ex, s dt c a lOtam PsciSo Express ..ll.OOaui

Del dt Chi Mail—

Indianapolis at

Cairo Kx A Mall.. 7.l a Vlncenne Acc 4.4*p Cincinnati, Hamliton Ctn Day A Tol. (L. 4.Q*ei ,n D. T. A S. Y.-IL6M11

ncennes Railroad.

. Vincennes Acc.-l0.4aom

[press . 6.31pm

LUpm

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Cm Da> T (t N. Y. J Stpm | rind an

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FOUND.

At ffNICTPAL BONDS pUECHabED; oily and iXL lanu loans negotiated. U. M. stoddakk A

VO..U Wright Block.

| DANS N EGOTlATED^oB - TniprovedThdlanafe'» Xj oils proiierty at lowest current ratos. Jxu. S.

Spann * Co.. 11 Bales Bloclt. 1

T DANE NEGOTIATES m improved fkrm~Ond

la dl Moor

jpMVAVKJIHniii X city property; towTi

MR North Delaware sL. Boston Block.

■Uy property in Indiana and Ohio. Joa A

be. 4» East WastiioetoB al __

to sulL on tarm’or

fit;

AM VOS dt BOO**,

MISCELLAN ECUS.

Q F. LAYCOCK Jt ca.. oootraotori and bolliterq

74South Pennsylvania k.

Market aud 476 East Michigan; teie-

TDARNUM'S fof cool, wood aud kindling; 1S2 -O East Mi

phone 556.

fjMlAf FOR PROMPT DKiYERY. CBBSttniars

Kau A Tex'fl.cc. 5.10pm

Bur A R. I. Ex, d.

East ___ 2 eTi er doo

red ears a;

qpplyini toSAi

W. B. Allxn i Co., 438

white' with

pole. Ow ner can hi 1. DmiCY, 26 South

of coal can rely on W. B. All : North street Telephone 768. Tl'ERlKIOiabouttourybars Dir

“ ' h Meridian.

SftOoaa 11.Gam

Tincl snail aooom 5 >Jpm

Cuiimrsvilleac- o.J'b.u i ciu P»9<kstL.,d.l(i.46pin

imiians. Bloomtsevin <* western K. MT. Ex A Mail d_ 7.68am Hast A femlh Kx.

d, r oaad s. 4.08am UinSfKKUal t8.4#am Alla vc ExdLM.rc 3.4.5pm

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Eastern Division.

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EDUCATIONAL.

FTKR THE HOLIDAY VAC, The Training School of Expression,

uedits clam and private

Block, School

P»1

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When le-eons

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Day Ex. d. c c - 7.25am | N. Y. A R. Kx, d.

Limited

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