Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1886 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY? JULY 5, 1885.
THE NEW YORK STORE
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LAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Vto tb« fart ftar yem w« hat* el timed to Wre tlw bMt Ttlue erer fiten in "CnlaonShirU/’ ami oar claim haa been *ob•tenttoted by ear inereating alea. We now
eAr THE ££3T
T.ATTKDERED SHIRT We hava been negotiating lor three monthe With a view of getting a 6rai-claat LaanAmi Shirt to eell at one dollar. By giving ; aa order for one tbonaand at one delivery we gained oar point, and now offer a better j Laundered Shirt at one dollar than was ever •old at tbit price. The Khtrta are excellent* If laundered and neatly put up, one in a box. Siaee from 14 to 17i.
The Postmaster General Takes the Coaree Anticipated, and Reiterates His Order At the meeting of the postal clerk brotherhood the other day there was strong opposition to the passage of the motion directing that a telegram be eent to Vilas, asking if be would gire audience to a committee with a statement of grievances, and also against •ending the committee, for it was argued that Vilas would claim that, having been dismissed, they were not representatives of government employes, and therefore were without authority to speak. The clerk making this argument budded pretty wisely, for Vilas condescended to talk, Saturday evening, and this was the very point be made. He also said he was constantly kept informed of the movetn 'cts of the clerk., and that he knew to a man who were the insiitutors of the brotherhood, and who were members, and again be made proclamation that “eibcieut clerks, who attend strictly to tbeir duties, need have no tear of being disturbed in their positions; but those Vbo attempt to dictate a rule of action f>ir the department will certainly find that they have made a great mistake."
: There is also tacked to this declaration trom . _ j Washington, Out as cominir irom a gentlePETTIS, BASSETT & CO. I man ot high connection with one of tne de1 1 partments, that “the clerks are greatly over-
esumaiiug their importance to the service; flkut imnar est • WV clcrlk vswist/l in a »s-..e» lr
THK POSTAL. CLEKK SITUATION, j tions, and reiterating the purpose to labor
for the prohibition of etrong arink; further,
ARRESTED POR BIGAMY.
that the advocates of a license were eqnaily ] John W. Morris, Turlee Married, With
guilty with those who carried on the traffic. Robert Denny, Center township; W. L. George. Decatur; Shepler Fry, Franklin; John W. Apple, Lawrence; Daniel Hollingsworth, Pike; Mr. Richardson, Perry; James Mustard, Washington; J. C. Barunill, Wayne; and J. G. Kingsbury, Warren, were chosen as d'-legates to the congressional con-
Naither Death nor Divorce Intervening.
AMUSEMENTS.
1ACKETT 4 WIGGINS’S S DIME MUSEUM.
WEEK Of JULY &
GREAT SPECIALTY
6HOw7~t
THE FAMOUS RUIN EH ART CHILDREN,
The Four Comets, end a host of other Novelties.
.TEN CENTS ADMITS TO ALL..
'IKGINIA AVENUE RINK. july a
Monday evening. July A Fun for everybody, admission lie: skates too. Icecream and It monads will be for salelnthe shut.
B
ATTLE
GETTYSBURG.
■»-' AH visitors ] men of art ev r ou es
dint
widespread; miles in ell <
ounce Mils the finest spe"lui ilito.i in ilils diy. Tiie an.lbeantiftil landscape of many
■dfrectloije, and the hundreds b> homes anti thousands of m h, all Ufo wee an I In a a.ou, appear ao real that aU you Umk Is tne roar of can»r iiiiii
It a real 230 West
DaUNKEMHE$!l Or tke Klqwor Habit, PwalUvelg Cured by ndinlnU levin* Or. H nines’ Golden Hpeclflc. - Itean heglvea tnacupof ee«M or tea without the knowledge of the penon taking It, le absolutely boneless, and wfll effect e permanent and speedy care, whether the patient Is a modsrat* drinker or aa alcoholic wreck. It has been given In thousands ot cases, and In •very inetanoe a perfect ears has followed. It never tolls. The system once Impregnated with the Speclflc. It becomes as otter UnpoaeibUlly for the liquor appetite to exist. ,
• FOR SALE BY
tTARiD BROS*. «• B. Washington Bt. A DROWNING. SLOAN 4s CO.. 7 A 9 B. WaeMnaten St.. Indtnnapetla. Ind. Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of testimonials from the best women anc ■nsnrnlnmmmbRdlnmb^^daibbnefoKnn
| tintt any smart clerk could, in a week’s ; lime, acquire sufficient faciftiy and skill to j perform the duties of a railway postal clerk ; accuraiety." This same official a Go rolun- | leered the statement that il the ludianapuhs j committee undertook to wait upon the post-master-general tor the reinstatement or tne members of the brotherhood who had been j dropped, it would only precipitate the disi comtiiure of the organization, for Vilas t would deni with it with an iron hand. Yesterday the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette gave considerable attention to the situation. Among -the dismissals in that division was J. L. Chamberlin, who had been ten years in tne service, and was regarded as a Very efficient man. Chamberlain was not, nor had he been, one of me brotherhood, bnt such was Gwill's feeling against him that after he tamed over his key and the pass, the superintendent refused him the courtesy of a trip-puss to his home, a courtesy never denied to any discharged employe. Immediately following these dismissals, according to the Commer-cittl-Gtiz* tie, Gwin was congratulated Oy a democrat, and was asked why he had not made the number 32d. and that Gwin responded, “Just you wait and tee that I get ail of them betore I leave here." Hugh J. Jameson, enotber old clerk in that division, attempted to tender his resignation, but he was headed oil by a dismissal, which went npou record before the other could be written jut. Both here and at Ciucinnati complaints are made of the promotion of incompetent clerks, simply for political reason!, in two instances in this division two fourth clerks being advanced to head-clerk positions over old and experience second-aud third clerks, the latter standing well up in the nineties on examination, while the clerks advanced were scarcely above eighty. Jnm-i-on also tells of the promotion of W. J. Stewart at one bound from tourth to head clerk, and that when he himself protested as not being qualified tor the position, Gwin told him not to be too scrupulous, for it he didn't take it some other democrat would, lu this division, both in and out ot the service, the republicans go for Major Hitt without stint, and if talk could make a fellow’s ears burn, his would be in a blaze. He is charged with doing everything in his power to curry tavbr with the democracy, and with favoring the democratic apimiutees at the expense of his old republican associates; that he is .continually consulting w ith Creelman; that he refused to vote at the last election tor fear the democracy would bounce him; that he only examined new clerks upon the lines of the road which they run, ami not upon the state; and soon, ad infinitum. All of this may or may not be true, bat it shows how the major ia regar led by hie republican associates. It looks foolish upon its lace, however, as when the democracy get a little better fixed in the saddle some one will cast an envious eye on tbe head-clerkship, and away will go the
j mqjor.
John W. Morris, with an affinity for more frequent ’marriages than warranted by law, was arrested at Edinburg yesterday by Con•table Retnhold, on charge of bigamy, and is now in jail in this city, awaiting grand jnry
, - , -- „ T . action. It was his desire this morning to Ve “. U0 “» • n D d . ver ' 'Wtructed to vote for Bar- . _ iltr and ^ ^ th< ttllia M. Blount, of Irvington, as a candt- f. 8 • *" ‘ u * P'** date for congress. The countv central com- ! ™ ther thw » “*** h » different mittee was msde to consist of Dr. Ryland T. i bnt owing to the grand jnry being in Brown, JeGe G. Carson, Shepler Fry, James ' session, information could not be tiled. The A. Pressly, F. M. Hollingsworth. Mr. Rich- defendant is aged twenty-fire, and hit ardson, Jacob S. Mustard, David Newlin, B. j people belone near Greenwood. In FebruF. Osborne and Robert Denny, with Dr. , ar y, 1883 to avoid the consequences
Brown as chairman. It was elated that the 1 latter would be seventy-nine years old in October, but he was still active and just the man for the place. Tbe committee on nominations, headed by Pleasant Bond, presented the following ticket, which was ac-
cepied:
Clerk—L. H. Guffin, Center township.
Trea'-.urer—Shepl r Fry, Franklin. Audi or—A C. Lowers, Pike. Recorder—Calvin -. Udell. Center. Surveyor—Amos Mills, Decaiur.
Commissioner of Second District—John H.
Shorts. Center.
Representatives—J. A. Mustard, Washington; i J. <r. L. .dyer-. Center: Q B Walker, Center; J. C. Barnhill. Wayne, and J. W. A,>piu, Lawrence.
"The Way We-un* Talk.”
To tbe Editor of The Indianapolis News:
A few days ago the Richmond (Va) Dispatch ~ v^here’ UieV^re^mar^
pounds lixoo, lard pare kettle-rendered In tierces
fife, bait-barrels rod SO-tb tabs tterese, bologna In doth 6%c,
Chicago Live Mock Market.
Cwscaeo,Jnty A—Hoc*—Receipts ikOOt Market
, S2&
MraedV —l.. .'JT.-l—T t eodt
Cattle—Receipt* S^UO.
i lower.
1 Poor to foncy beeves. > ButcherTexans blockers and feederSheep—Receipts IfiOu head, nnchaaged. Texans
Native*.. Lambs....
£**«. Batter. Faulty Shippers' Prices—Eggs 9c.
Cuttei —Cream
*e advance on
skin Sc. choice | XT NURSE.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
Mi North East it.
ET NURSE. Apply £a* Ohio st
IRt for general booMwork. M feoath wtot eh
w QNKJblN LNu Jtook UlRJU one kliohea gtri at
hUrtteTwiiairm*m3m2 1 R^^M-sTjo^r^and^x* ^ ****** Ootrtea BJH
J.V para. J uly 4 and S.
\\T HiTk GIRL In amau fomlly. Oermsn VY ferred Call st oor*. 117 west Ft rat su
j^MKRieATf oRUl
Market Steady
X SSI to s**?r*> rdin ' D * r °<>£. sadv and aT* KXPERIENCDT)
^ ; A housework, tmmedia
_..42 00®3 25 YTirD. E-AUKTi LA(*Y OR ofeNTLEMA^ 2 OOfot to ; iU cook and experiencod waiter. Ul West Wash-
1 «0@J 00 ■ * ^
Ingtoost.
ana Feather*.
-Eggs 9c. loss off. sell at toe. ] nilnoi
foncy sells at_ llt^ISc, choice
A LI, TO KNOW we -eil foralture. carpets an t A stoves en payn.enta at caah urtcea hi South
stoves <
ols st.
of a paternity suit, for which be cilery 1 wau^datra
“ „ b “" V'?“ d b - T M-Mt k-— SSrSfi'SiaBiaaie-i-ea. . ned Pncebe A. Lowe, whose pareou reside in shiopets pav tuforjc per pound, hens «liVeT>,c per rs? SrSriaK 1
and he retaliated with divorce proceed.ngs, li.Wper ito its. filing the same in October, 1883. In Novem- Coat and Coko.
berof that same year he married Lena M., Anthracite I6.25@6.» per ton, PUtsbnrf fS.75, j ~TLlTO or Mary S. Shafer, under the name of Will- j Jackson co liisn. Piedmont ami Blossburcfi. Ray- i A stove iam Morris, and three months later she dis- £ifo J 11 covered that ha had not been divorced from I Lashel or *3 per loikd, lump cok« iGe ner bti&hel or - I I li I rr
WANTED—MALE HELP.
. CTfVE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN at 31
A Last Ohio ri-
/NUoITteST.' 14 to 10 years old. to work *n vj Address b 9. Nawsofltca •
*A“LL TO KNOW we“ii*ll furniture, carpets and stoves on paymsnu at cash price* TO Houlh
FOE ?LALB—WEAL ESTATE, £ tour TOir WAGQN. twasesta, irhsa»,
FOR SALE—Horn as and Vr ties.
A‘w^KtV 401 ** ,n '’
a a FArfn.Y-cnt mavr^r <> r i-td*w
KJ ttanr, nrsaitcaity as good as n.
T-SdUL
Fleicuer A sharne's Mock.
T'Nk W^a.N K O*' SURREYa ojjisi. inooy~a5J A eatenatoo toga oor phastons arc si .a. good end cheap: thres-quatierseKfo bar and - . t «prln| fugglaa be* oor baatases waana. ba^ m usa Back os A Ricaoa-. 12 and H Ctrcts ss,
elsewhere.
voted will do well i»y tn
Parttss wtaMak their veto es
vlng th«M» a cal i __ ' — - - •« si
1 BYiN RObBlNs * CO.. at kaat Oso. A oiler their own make earn ago*, hot.. •. oh tons sad tnrasya stncily hrst-clssa, as t r ti prim. Our second-hand vshidsa will be j . t ;r
.•MS
• red. Ws thank our past patrane. as •ml any on* having camaess to sllai
them to use and oesiur
tm
iwasla eeaoee
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
coiiUtiued aa article entitled, "Excutsion to be ILittle Fields.” In it we re .d the tollowing: ”The young men, at his request, plied tbeir leader with quo-tli.us and mere was full war talk about ‘•Seven Lays,’ the slaughter ot Gram’s peop e in l.vit mi i ne Cold-Harbor linen until Ins men re-lu-ed to attack again, and Grant, alter losing in the tight more men tUau Lee had, sal now to the siegeDt Petersburg—a position that he might have taken at first without losing a man.’’ The above is given merely to indicate the style of declamation indulged in throughout tbe south in speaking ol the battle-, whether lo-t or won It reminds one forcibly of the language of Joshua: n.t ..... .i.. i chase a UiousHtiJ, etc.’’
just
“One of you sha 1
If you want 11 hear big stories of brave men just listen to one ot* Stonewall Jackson’s men. Tltey call themselves Jack-on's foot cavalry, a name
y tookirorn the number oi long mure valley ot Virginia campaign. They nit a retreat or defeat. If they ran. il
the the
admit
a r ke
at.
overt..ke a force twice their number; and if they withdrew from a light, it was merely to cull the enemy to a field of their own clt losing. They were always out of^ammunition, worn out by long marches, njijafu all q 'tie. the enemy two to four times their number—In tact numbers against them made little or no odds. Their losses were nothing a-compared with that of the federals, and it a few were captured the nor hern papers
magnified the number Into thousands. We were not a litt.e amused the otnerevening
aUea to hear Major B. (no one accepts a title le-s than major) tell how he, with some seventy men, stampeded General AverilVs entire comnvnid. He told hU commander he had been all itirouiti Aver li’s command, and knew that If he could be
permitted to attack th
would guarantee such
tite whole country ot lederai cavalry, tiiiued a single company, Ueu'al So-and-so's brigade, and made the attack, capturing the rear guard, tom artillery and causing the main force
to ttee the country.
And as the years pass this style of bragging is surely on the increase. In the face ot all this anant butloouery. we are surprised to read General Longs!reel's testimony tn it If General Fitz John Porter hud ottered battle his whole army corps would have teen annihil, ted. Ills
true that the northern armies were o than the confederates, but We apprehe
of the country posses-ed bj
T.
arches in
never , was to
and If the;
a slaughter as i lederai cavalry.
battle his annHill. ted.
true that the northern armies were oiten larger than tbe confederates, but We apprebeud ih.-t Die knowledge of the country posses-ed by the soutneni leaders, and the advantage of fighting on their own territory, nearly or quite equaled the sup riorlty of numbers. Of course suc.i idle talk U harmless, especially nga nst th se upon whom It is !nteuded to refieet, but it serves to keep ul ve sectional bi is, and mijnt some time or other lead to uulurseen evils, 1)8. F.
ST.ATK NEWS.
Crab Orchard
WATERS
A FOaiTHTB CUEK F0R~
5
•ia'cSs.ttiLtfsssgrSiisdpacks*** at !• saUMcw. Nogsn
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igi mu |{f !i mir
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The Ilantington county nonnal institute will open at Huntington July 19. Smock’s sawmill, near Elnulale, Montgomery county, waa burned Thursday night. Loss, $2,000. The annual reunion of the Forty-seventh Indiana regiment will be held at BlulTton September 30. The Vincennes district conference of the M. E. church will be held at New Lebanon, July 26, 27 and 28. Thomas Dial, a soldier of the war ot 1812, died at his home in Washington township, Whitley county, last week. Bob Shinn, one of the men who robbed the postoffice at Elwnod and then escaped, has returned and given himself up. William H. Hardesty, one ot the proprietors and late editor of the Rockport Pocket, died at Munville, Fla., £ few days since, of consumption. Mrs. Frances Cope, the oldest settler of Wayne township, Montgomery county, died last Friday, aged aeveniy-eight years. She was a member of the United Brethren
church.
The Twenty-seventh regiment, at its re-
covered that he had not been divorced from his first wile, although proceedings were pending, and this led to a ruction and an abandonment on bis part. His suit agaiust wile No. 1 was dismissed in August, 1884, lor want of prosecution, and in the spring ot lS3o he woed and won the young daughter ot Moses Gaunt, and the couple went to Cini, where they were married. He then returned to this citv, where he passed under the name of Wolf Morris, hut last April, becoming alarmed at an inquiry which had been set on foot, he took his last wi!e to Greenwood, and afterward to Edinburg. Meanwhile his first wife, ander the name of Stella Wilson, remained here, and some lew weeks ago she committed suicide with morphine, and her friend, by the name ot Norris, who was deeply attached to her, soon after followed by the same route. At time of arrest Morris was not aware of the death of his first wile, mid he labored under tbe impression that she had instigated prosecution, when in fact it was No. 2. The latter also filed an adultery charge against wile No. 3, but owing to her ill health she was
lelt at Greenwood.
110c per bosLel or
IndlanaiMiils Flour Market.
J g>ortli Pennsylvania.
catarrh eared. A gnsrSL H. B. i AI-XTKX, 59)4
snev :xx 31.75.
An Arrogant Act. * Charles Heyer, saloon-keeper, was before the mayor to-day tor violating the liquor law, and he was represented by Simeon. Nothing can exceed the quiet insolence with which they listened to the statement of the patrolman making the arrest, offered no defense, and then appfoled to the criminal court. It would have been well could the criminal court judge have witnessed this scene, and noticed the manner in which it is patent that they feel they have a lien on the court above. There is consolation, however, in hoping that next fail may see a change of
program.
TUJS MAKKKT NEWS. Indianapolis Wboi< sale Market.
Another half holiday has contributed to the general stagnation, which always occurs at this hol.day sea on. Whole-ale houses were, for the most part, closed e*.rly this forenoon. Of course occasional visitors were entertained and some littie bustiess was transacted. In staple groceries a generally steady leeling prerailed, excepting only hi sugars, which ore fiuctuatlug considerably. A decline of %c in aUarudeaexcept hards is noted. Jobbers anticipate a full recovery of this loss tomorrow. Provisions are active, higher and strong; sugar-cured bants bucun and lard (Kmgan's) have been advanced. Poultry and
country produce dull and weak.
Dry Goods—Prints, American 5)4c, Alien SHc, Arnold 8c, Berlin fancy colors jqc. Uocbeco Kddysloue lance tic, Hurds luncy 5 sc, Hamilton jqc, Pacific taucy oc, \i uslJii.gtoii turkey leiiaffcc, Harm my 4>sc. 5la.ich s.er pnn s Ji.c. brown su cling Ali ntlc 7c. Atlantic D tic, Ai-pleton A 6'-C Boots A L CS 1 ', t'OMtiniMital C Sit C. Clark A 5‘/*c, Dwight Ancmr as inches 7c, Uranltevllie K L8c,Uranlieviile L L5c. Indian orchard M inches Sc, Peppered fi. 8> a C, Pep erell R 8c-. Saranac R 8c, Peppcreil SM tne, Peppered UM ISC, bleached sheetings Andro-Coggn I. (J, Baker < mi Us 3-
inches 7c Bart.e i 6.01 j* 4 c, Blacas Chestnut Hid F 6c, Chupniuu X
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Tha varied lorms in which accidents present themselves are simply past all reckoning or anticipation. For Instance: An Oshkosh woman dreamed that her baby had fallan out of the win- \ dow. Suddenly awakening, she rushed to the j window and fell out herself, receiving grave in- | juries. The moral is obvious: Don't dream, or if j you must Indulge tn such nonsense, keep well in- : sored ag&rust accidents, lu tbs Travelers. Holders o/ securities or other valuables can find ample protection by renting boxes in our tats deposit vault, 4'J East Washington street IXtHAKA TRCST ASP 8aFE DEPOSIT Co.
MOST PERFECT MADE Prepared with special regard to baaitfo No Ammonia, Lima or Alum. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. CHICAGO. ST. I «■»••••'
DIED
CORLDSK—Monday, July 5, at 6:45 a. m., Da. C. T. Co i< Lias.
i—At 130 a m.. July 4, Fra vs tf 8. and Nellie C. shekels,
I fourteen day*.
•vie Hawvky,
aged four
S1CKELH—At tao
son of Frel months and *
Friends are Invited to attend tbe fimeral at the residence. No. 355 North Easi all set, on Tueeday ling, July 8. at 9 o’clock.
this morning.
moral
CVCONNOU-Jonx O'OoKsom, Rvsidei ce is North Noble. Due notice of tbe ftim-ral will be given. WEIN'MANN- July 5. 1888, Nktty. daughter of Herman and Mary Weinmantt, aged two years, nine inouttiM, lesi nlahu Will be burled to-morrow afternoon from 91 East
Ohio street.
Chndiiul Hid F 6c, Clmpmuu X Uv Mar si 8 l «c. Fruit of the Loom 38 inebe FitchvU.e Ujfc, Hill ■ hCuiDi-r ld-m hi ui
SOCIETY | ASONIO-Ancli
M EETINGS.
NK'W
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MUSIC
BOOKS.
GLAD REFRAIN. GATHERED JEWELS. SPIRIT OF SONG. JEWELS OF PRAISE. GRRAT AWAKENING.
EPWORTH HYMNAL
Sand to us for specimen pages. YOHN BROTHERS. STILL GOINTQ- ONI THE CLEARING SALE PHILADELPHIA STORE.
BA/IUPCLAY,
4 cases elegant Lawns at 2Kc, from 9 to 11 a m. 100 pieces hart Crinkled Uoersuckcn at 10c;
woith Ibe.
Wpiecea bast Frerch 8ateem at 25c; worth 40c. All other goods at on puce. Don’t miss tha ■pportuuitv to secure soma is re bargalnx »ulliva.n*s, •Band to Karth IllinoisHt. oor. Market
A Terror Loose Again.
Saturday evening John McHugh, who is a bad citiren, John Flaherty and a man named McKenna run amuck on West Washington street, and several meu were knocked down from pure cusseduesa, and one fellow named Dawson', who works in u brick yard, was severely injured. Afterward McHugh was arrested by Patrolmen Laporteand Ualtery, and Flaherty was captured by them last night, but McKenna is siiil at Jarae. McHugh was arraigned to-day and given a work house sentence for drunkenness, while the assault case will be carried to the criminal court. Flaherty was lined tor plain assault. It developed that McHugh was recently sentenced for six months to the work hou-e by Acting Judge Clarke, and alter serving half ihe nme was released witnout gubernatorial intervention, and as now understood, by order of Clarke. This fact has given, rise to considerable ill feeling over the way work house prisoners are permitted to evade penalties, and the matter will he laid helore the
county commissioners.
The Firework* Ordinance Ignored. The other evening the acting superintendent gave notice thakihe fireworks ordinance would be enforced, and so it was—the same as tha liquor law, or other enactments that do not suit the temper or oonvenience of the authorities. Saturday evening there was no diminution of the racket, ami a three-
thousund-dollar fire added to the pictur- j declared off, and ticket-holders can have picesqueness of this alleged enforcement of ao ] tures instead of a chance in the new Barnett ordinance. Yesterday, nothwithitanding it | house, or Kewauna iarm, aa they had ex-
was Sunday, the tumult broke out afresh, ! pected.
and last evening it was of serious annoyance ! Ned Hendricks, a well-to-do farmer residto the several cnurchea'which were trying to i lwo mile* north of Martinsville, Was run hold religious services. To add to the ! over by the midnight freight on the Indi-
[ M F.aodA. M.
tfc, Hills nemfo-r Idem »» aichea i evening at 7-Jp o’clock.
7 ,c, Hope 7c, Knigul’a uunoric 7i*c, L jn (Lite 1 WlLH- tL Miskr, Bsc. camoric lojikC. Lous-i.tlt-36 tuenea SC wnnunsvlils I *\| A^OS IC—ctatnl meeting of InUUnapo 38 inches tc, Wuiosutt* 36 inches ICc, New York I 1V1 c:l. No. 2, It. and s. M.. mis (Mond.cy) mil Is be, Utica 10.4 -7'iO, Corse jeans Imlian Or- i at 8 o’clock. Payment of dues an''
cburUUc, Kearsoge sateen 7c, Naumkiuf sataeu 7t«c, Rockporti«. licking—Amoskeag .t 0 A 13Rc, Auo'kea.- X fouev lui.e. C uestoga gold medal LtSc. B F l i,C, B F 13«c. CO A 1I-. . -.uetucket S 7>a<-, hw C Kiv,-r uqc, Mlnnjii.tha ,3i4o. Lewiston 38 inches 1-n.c, x: mrbes liHc, 40 Inches leke, York ^ inebes tIJtC, Oiufgu incuesS c, Osnatjurg* and cneclois Loiiiaiuns uiat lseqe. Augusta O.Utva6c, Amoskeag stripe Sjsc. plalja s)4c. Uamillou loi.c Bales 7)»C. UncasviiiCa-.O. Sc,'tell llulsl, lj-,c. Pac.Uc dress goods thr, e-iourt is poplin luster tc, cashmere tmee-four ns sc. a apuru,duster I6),c. Australian crepe hii,r, n rota tel, liiqc, Coshmer* A
tiii.c, n rota tel, IBHc, Cosltmei
C _>4C, inguam Li n aster 7‘«c. Amoskeag 7)«-
e»*:.18(5,1.30. ch-rnes . pounds SocWM.ln, oysI iers t pound 8Uc<s,ti.0u. I’ p ,uii<Ls»1.7uig.r.s6. Ileht 1 pound 5 (»6oc, 3 |xm ids 0 .c(®61.06. peaches siuudar t
union at Green cast I a yesterday, elected Cap- | rv,,m,d.t ji pounds S^pound*
tain Joseph Balsley president, and selected Seymour as the place of meeting September
1, next year.
Colonel Thomas S. Wright, one of the oldest citizens of Washing!on. died last week. He was horn in 1808. While a resident of Kansan, he was a member of the stale constitutional convention. Dr. George Stemen, of Fort Wayne, has been arrested for alleged body-snatching at Delphoa, O., last February. A writ of habeas corpus was applied for by the accused, argued by attorneys of both sides. James Slaybaugh, hia wife and child were thrown from a buggy at Zionsviiie by an unmanageable horse. The infant was fatally injured; Slaybaugh had his nose and arm broken, and his wile was severely injured. At the Fourth celehratiou at Boswell, on the Lake Erie & Western railroad, Mont- ! gomery Jones, in charge of one of the guns firing salutes, had his right hand wholly blown off by a premature explosion of a cart-
ridge.
The Barnett Art association, which was to have come off at Logansport to-day, has been
ATKINS’ SAWS A3* always tha bnt Sand for catalogua and price* to K.C ATKINS A Ca. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
A. DICKSON & CO.
T0-M0BR0W—TUESDAY, v NEW • V- . , i 41 ASH DRESS GOODS, SEERSUCKERS; BATISTES, LAWNS, WHITE GOODS. targe variety. New styles
JL DICKSON & CO. TTSUkJDJB JPAkX*AA33ft.
gravitv of the burlesque, either Saturday or last night, perhaps both, tbe acting superintendent gravely reiterated his orders tor the enforcement of the liquhr law, to whichnot the slightest attention was paid.
Giv* tha Hoy* a Show.
A citizen makes the suggestion that while (he city ia agitating the question what to do with Garfield park, or rather what improve- ' meat to make therein, and what action to ; take to prevent it being a resort for harlots and hoodlums, that some thought be given the hoya, with the view of providing them with a play-ground, and tha suggestion follow* that the park is big enough to give them a district where they can plaf hall and romp to their heart’s desire. The avidity with which tha lade seize dpon the commons throughout the city, particularly ia the south and west, show how' dearly they prize a bfeathing place, and it seems that it is within tbe power of the city council to give this suggestion careful consideratiou, for there ia more in it than apparent at first
blush. .
Murdered Bacaaaa of Hia Color. The fool is recalled that forty years ago yesterday a colored man named John Tucker was beaten to death on the site of the Hotel Bates by a crowd of hoodlums, hia offense being that he was a black man. The affray was began by Nicholas Woods. During tbie murderous scene the glorious Fourth waa being duly celebrated in Henry Ward Beecher'e church, (ha principal orator being Willlain Wallace. As stated, tbe attack upon tha negro waa begva by Woods, but the killing was done by Bill Balfenger, a saloonkeeper, who afterward made hia escape. For his ebara in tha outrage Wood* waa giren a
term in prison.
Tho ProhibiHooUte No intent* a Ticket. Tha prohibitionists held n county oonvention Saturday afternoon, with all tha townshipa represented save Perry, Franklin and Wayne, and n fall ticket was placed in the field, with tha excaption that ao aspirants wars pat forward for tha criminal or snperior court, nod tha work of finding material for sheriff end coroner was left to the central committee. Sylvester Johnson was chairman and J. G. L. Myers secretary. Resolutions were adopted pledging feafty to .the nlatforma of tha state and national oonven-
i Li n aiicr <!«c. Amoskeag 7)«c.
ied GootUi—liia.k' eri lee »nft»ic, oeaus sirtni . 1 ma Miamlard *l.lu(j).'Al. leaked 75c. Dlue
>»:.tu®l.a- ‘
pound
5 @450.1
_ I pound* ,6 pot
pie |1.7o@A'v, pint apple* Bahama *3 [email protected], stani ..rd 3 pound* »1.6 «j,l 75, w otuid Sl.uyal.iii, plums daiusoos 3 puuud* 'J0c(ft.»:.0 j. soakeu pea* 7u@TOc. early Jui • peas [email protected]. ru pberrl » $ .U6@L20. sii'avvDerries ;I.00@l~o, kmkuou 1 pound |1.4U@L8U, tumatoesa iM>U'id*4i.taiALoU. r Foreign Sraite and Nu s-Pineapples (L25@LW per doten, Hanamts Joiunlc IS 50o@(l.d0, A spin walls •UM$A60. fis* l3J,(g>17.-, ru.oln* D.nd >n layer*S308 ('•-XjU, Mu»-atels Iiouble crown (3.^(013.30 per box. Valencia 'J>S(»U»).C, TtirkUii prunesofd 3S@4c, new 4V»5c. currants 7(g,7t,c tor new, Legborn unnti @Joc, lemons Messina* [email protected]> per box, fei
anliiu, urange* Messmas SI.OOisLt
ent Labdinarks ioxlg*. No. 31'J, btated meeting this (Monday)
W*L H. atklKK, W. M.
lT*7'«un'vveiilua ■*• oMm-
portence. Route Fabhy, 111. M.
WiliaLM \Yiko el, Her.
qTAlt CUMMaNDKIIY. NO. 6, K. and L of A C? B.—Klection of one trustee July 14. All member* are requaated to lx present
E F. BYVBITT, UL U
A D. Tempi.Eton, c. of H.
n nui tn trvs
sec re i a O' and ireannrer. core let er carrier 79.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
jgO Y, 16 years old. Bright and willing. 47 Helen p'AKMjtKS wanting portable engtm*r pP asecaTl TTl’ENTRtN. worKIngMCN! Buyuoaebut
U. B. label stamped bread.
TTDTFX (JTt R>^TAt?KAST; BxpertenceA Jl girL Di-ibwosiitr. 45q Virginia are., room ». *8 OOEEECT'iR, salesmao or t’iocEkseper.
A G '
buj^
QIOXR tsTQRK. 1SS Virginia av*. ' * /•TaRPETis. all «lnn\ pavments or cash. ESS v-' A Uo. >7 Fast Wasbington st. A WSINu>: Irueniper »ie«m awning *nu Moi A manufacturer M* Vino ala avo. TTintffciKErvrNTiaffiw ptAEnag Aaar A aimed. F. W. Smox. Ito Norin Not
. 13 piece*, par. s 3
Fast Wasbingtr
CttsoF FL'k.\‘ ITU RFTkrinauutaoUiratt
O at Indianapolis cnairma'mm.turtnc co. tv. 4 Godl) BEsTAURANf-eheaS oolff a .ins
W. K. Mice A Co!.« kLt Uar<
A budueSX
ket st.
Good reiemtcea. Have my own horse sod
Address B 10 New* oftl<
* UUOD. RKI.IAB..&. MIDDl.K-ArtEI for niglu waicliman or night clerk or c« tor horse* In private fomlly. References if i
quired. Adiins- P ». care News.
t'UKJftTURfl. carpet* and *U>ree. on pavments. Dll no ”*1' PriC ” ; c * , “ pe ** P ‘“ C * ‘ OWa ™ *° alh
2F*> Cl I nov'Eltv cDrrilfcs WTHSUTOJ
CaEtek'* Hardware btore, SW Mas**-
ebuaetts ave,
N1TIJKF,
EuJE> If cbei
AND HOI.
hoe** tn ib* city. U K- WlLoOH
3J> KaM Wasbinetnn st.
Lorb# LAKUt TANtf. anJ l.ofriteadA suitable for cistern or privy vaults Cuae.
Fast Market su
WANTED—AGENTS.
G ENT tor esiabtlsbed trade. 33 Circle st.
1 WANT a few i. goods ibalb payments tn tb: YYasUlneton SL
w a-enu to take orders for a line of
v* not been offered for sai it* city. U. W. Baturas, 73
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
/ * KFAT t Pot ancbor soap, only Sc. A wonder mi \ 1 waaiier. 11OMF lor boy, twelve years. Addre** U W«at TI Ueoryla sL ’Tl A laic FILL.'*, best blood punaer. Price *1 per
1>1 box, if Circle »L SfXFURa lull *el qr cr lotsl Washlngf
sir
A
»CHt’aMAXN. 4
Olf0(V-* ofilI kinas: * lane acock on haa<£ O at the factory, at No. « Weal Louisiana 0»
gpeil^Ulilon (lepoL \V»r. WlKOEL.
jiRSfit ALl. GKaFES OF CO a L ana e*lc*o! yj WlESFE A nxNNUR. 37 Btddl* *4 bad 3*9
Kaat Waabhurton «t. Full wight guarant**<t bFLoN l>ilAN D to hone portable engine; ait In perfect order: can be bougbl cheep.
Ft FTCHiCA A Tsintsas. room B, Fletcner A shurpe^t
block, tnotanapulla. Ind.
deoh ! / irffcAPE-iT FLAcKtoget wood and <ytal bv tb* Went j •ntatl waj- and mill wood #0c per load ami shavings (1. 332 Massachusetts ave and 137 Vir-
ginia ave J. L. BLactsMak.
ph’ffrsTsr L cheeper
of teeth at KakHaaTeWK
1» AZOR.S ANIii
IV ply house 'J* Circle street.
barber sup-
L»ATRONiZK > KtK..NDLY INN tor wood, coal T and kindling. Telephone 432, r> EbPECTa uLE"LADY, room-mate Object to
Tv reduce re iL 144 North lenuea-e*’.
•uiionary. portable* end v*rtlcali
r;ell stncilv first-cloaca new
Pov A
than evi
dtlrves Da:
lad.
I—A lo-hur.e Alla* ports!/
ieels, good as new; can be putla. Address or call on 4! vkkb.
ipaper man ever; all sirtcUt e thrashing engine, tiia A
t o.. KM Kentucky ave.. ludianapo
'NOINK FOR Fj engine, on
:oa-*d ei
cua-ed at a bargain. Adureos or call on Day is ACr/.tinlianapoll* Hnitace Paasorr
riHEXPrScl V/ log, black
_ berry chs-*. glass flroai, cherry sh-lvi Ing,black vninm counter, 2 second-hand sales, 2 large cedar cheats, 2 large wall mirrors, cherry frame* buovKR A Cubist iam, 136 North Alw
bam a *4
/ tABT-UFF t'Lol'UlMi. 3W kasl WashlngtoaT \y Hlghet price paid. J. BmwEtTSKV.
M LIBOSV’IOZ. »• ound-hiiiKl clothing
A Bhah.
3IU Fast Washington. Hlgneat price paid. T| ANOING LAMfoi All prices on pay menu or IT cash. Dons St Co.. 97 East Washington st.
ETs OF FU UN ITU RE Good value as' th*
s
company.
irica* at Indiana polls chair mauutactunng
atu
machines TO it Virginia av*
PATENTS PROCURED: charges reasonsol» T send lor circular. U. P. J aeons, Boston btook.
1 ndtananoli*
”A _ LL klND.-t OF KtSWlS'd il repair at the SL John offic<
K Y, Brown, ogrnL
rlimXTri'Ibr it'entioome to.mt*~l , »*, 1 and dining room*. Four blocks of
Address M 9, care N» ws office.
pRlTiTTT'Lfl'l'LK uTtTUTi^weerrkfi - anTleii I) yea s of a* - (blonde preferred!, can gel a good home. _Addre.vi Cl 9, care .sews,
of kitchen postoffle*
1 T KNOWN than bread t* now bet 1 than can be baked at horn
bread, for *ai* at
ing sold cheaper • In the family.
Bryce’s bread, for sal* at lb* groceries, weigh* Uf
pounds for 6 ceut*
II UM Eb—Hons* and lot for a smell cash payIT ment: six to eight year*’ time: mothly payments: 6 per cent. Internet. Lome H. Oib»oN,
prchitect. fi and 4 Vinton bh.cg. TV* INKEaO'fA. Indiana and BL Louts Hour.
III Flo
Ail k
Flour pr.ee* away down timls of breakfast cereals.
Prices away down,
i meal and graham flour daily.
Fresh corn roei Prices away down.
Hone, cattle and chicken t rice* astonishingly lo
Van Pelt, 136
feed.
ngiy low.
Delaware and 59 N. Alabama.
klh well beater, fly wheel. 2x12
feet: Dean t>unip. tanks, •«., all compli •ellatagreathamln or trad* for good city erty. Planing mill. Me North D*lawar*ev '
Ha-aoN.
let*: would
?5£66Nb-riAS’D fiRLfiNO O from 2 tr 8 tuche* wide
1 walnut counter. 1 set *111x1* harness
New and second-hand rinsed Pianiug mlit, 3t9 North
aath.
Delaware ft
Jambs Hassow.
FINANCIAL
ALL LUANa Klein, 42 North Delaw are.
* '' U "“ ’• ■■ “*“• ■
'\,i ortuaGr loAkm and bon oar'IT IC IU NTODIM HO A CX>. _________ MHg£u«slfiia5Sit, ^ & x
^1 x ou morwaiM
Afl. t.rop«»rty. I?.
i iarm* or city property; Tnoau Day A Co.. 72 R
, t>r»pert OKeYi
iU BOnohlA
tyUTLCiSo afo JL> and aold. ilo
ket at.
niy, iarm oca Ur/ n.g*. 48 N, Pa., P Cl
nr. MaMTixnaLM, tti Keel
$50,000^
a^ma
An. ft,SS5f V. T ffiSf Vlt.lrja Market M.
■pABGAINR.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
^CKNHiiHED ROOM. 117 North Illinois at.
pVlNI^kEt) ROOMH ao.q Massachusetts av* ^ VQod rooMs (br light housekeeping.. 335 North
t't’RNIKtUfeD OR UNFURNISHED, at 172 E.
T N rth street, "^V’KfeT SEW YORK.
ZA WKbT SEW YORK, oue large, tarnished
UU Iront room.
Vj GKniSTTCB FRONT ROOM for genlteman. 78 a 1 Fast New York at ink. 1 SolTHTTfiKIMAJTS*rKET, nnfop1 ’ f 02 nlsbed rooms. ‘
»ew n 24
Soalaijiil'U, urange* Messina* 87.00is7.50,Kodl* and lit'nerlal* 87.00(07 60 per box. almonds Tarragouia (p.'JC, tvica i7@J0c. new Brazil nut* lKail.c. fil- ' * " ' e 4.>c, French U@f.'c,
ui* whi e Teuneesee
coooanut* i ffi ic.
les lilgc,
klandard l iqc.
I8J4C. ' urn
.everlng’s McCuue's Mola se*
ed.i
l (p jc. i vica I 7@JUC. be.** 1 @l3c, wa nuUi
pecan* we>leru 10c. raw peaii 4)i(0H .c, Virginia 5'. ( @ti\c. co iioasted ( olfce—Arbucklea 13Kc. bchuull A Krair’s standi Araoiau l3«kC Oait-s's Champ and blrup*—New Orleans mots sirup* 2l@Mc. cuoic* 'Ji@3‘>c. salt 90@» o per car-.ood, Si.OX titles. R ce—Camlina 4‘.@7Kc. Cool oil lt@lt>c, acco dingto grade.
Groceries—augaro—Hard <v7Hc, standard A 6 V0Ot«c, coff-e A white extra C 6, , *'<^6tic. extra C 5V@5t»c. go >d yelluw common to lair l? 4 @5qc. Corfe*—Common to or-ilaury g.ade
fair 8V® 0V,c, good «Vc k _prlme_ ll@ll
X
>aH*es»Jw80c, mi
tstarch 2**@3c. Lake Koil.Oo in sinail qua
Cheese 6@11
ice L^Uis^^tkncy 1 'm@
aita|>olis & Vinceunes railroad and killed. His head, both I eel and oue arm were sev-
ered from his body.
Annie Caldwell, of Boonville, went to Louisville to do some shopping. A smart young man on the train, ot whom she inquire*! for a boardiag house, directed her to a house of bad repute, from which 8he waa with difficulty rescued by police officers. Farmer John Oswalt and wife, driving to Fort Wayne from their farm, were thrown out of their wagon by the horses becoming unmanageable while nearing the city. Mrs. Oswait received total injuries, end Mr. Oswalt was seriously injured, but will recover. Seven residences and seven stables were burned at Evansville yesterday.causing a loss of $10,000. The fire originated in n stable where n number of small boys were holding a circus. Two firemen were overcome by beat, and had to be taken home in a patrol
wagon.
Two brothers, named Ward, from Gibson county, got into trouble at Mount Carmel, 111., when one of them totally stabbed John Pickard, who waa aseistiog the marshal to arrest the other. Pickard died shortly alter. The Ward* were taken to Albion, to avoid mob violence. Loraiue Carter, attempting to sew a belt while the machinery was in motion, had his arm badlr crushed, two ribs broken and his body badly bruised. In some wny the belt caught on n pully nnd he, being unable to extricate himself, was whirled aronnd with fearful velocity. John BHey, proprietor of the West Union stockyards at New Albany, was knocked down by a cow be bad jnst finished milking, and so eeverelv injured that be died tbe next morning. He was eighty-one years old, and had Men n resident of New Albany for ftfty-eix yean. An altercation between Thomas Hartlngton and William Stephenson at Frankfort, resulted in Hartington being fatally stabbed. Stephenson was raptured and placed in jail. He claims that the stabbing was done ia selfdefense. Hartington will die. Both men are considered tough characters. Joeiah Beatty, oue of the wealthiest farmers of Bartholomew ooanty, had n misunderstanding with John Dobson, n young man who was working for him. A quarrel ensued, in which Beatty was shot, the ball lodging ia the bons of the left arm below the elbow. Dobeon claims that his opponent had n hatchet drawn to strike him, and that the shot was find in stlfidafonas.
rgamnl per pound |3.00(&I3 Me, salt* Kpsoiu 4i£5c, sulphur Gj>Ac, saltpeter log) Ur. turpeiiitueSS(^*JC. glvcer.ne 13<$juc, bromide of pola*b 4Uf0*5c, lanl oil 6u(gi65c, linseed oil 381^40c, opium 63..V (a 3 75, while lead 7(07Sc, lodlue or DOtaslt 83.00(0X35. Ttnuer*' supplies—Best brand cl 10x14,12x12ami 14x2)88.3'. IX K>.xI4.
ptitUSTlSH KS rooms 16? housekeeping. 88 Tj'ORNI&H KD'AN D ifNFeBN ISHlfD. 37U West
r Market street, room X
PHEASANT, FURNISHED ROOMS, from 89 to
T 88 per month. 78 North Illinois.
fclNO
78 North Illinois.
SULK OR SLtrTErUao r> sideuoe : avmue. CABMicMAkU 22 Pratt sl
235 Collcg*
ev* nue. Cabmicuakl. 22 Pratt sl
L'GUR N ICKLY-FU RNiSTHED ROOMsI’ oppbJr site University park, 7 Fast New York st. ( iNF lARU K, one ttuall furnlsTied front room V " and two furnished or unfurulshod rooms U
h f a*t st.
North lam st.
f> GO Ms ih blocks, suitable (br light housekeepXV tnsjj also office rooms Dykb St Rassmann,
27 Circle street.
JEWLS'-FURNlsHED ROOMsTiron't or back: lx bulb, hot and cold water, Wbeally block, U9
North New Jersey st.
North N
toanl‘ W lta*l ‘ > ‘r rlC ’ two ypuog Ewntlemeu.
enoe. IS) North East sl
htrnlslted or unfttrmd floors, for gentleefereuces exchaiund.
5U. tor <* bhl best new mackerel,
luc lor 1 Ot J a pan lea. Outers sell at 2Se to 40a
8c for TO No. 8 mackerel. ib»c per bar lor best i 6c lor 1 box best axle
t sand soap ;ie griase.
6c for 4 pecs ages coffee e-sence 6c for I fc H T Uabbtit's 1778.
Ic each tor beet large candle 2c per Ih tor best boneless co c for 21 bars Uerman soap ( \ nr 2 -Ui bucket any kind Jelly. ~
lies. \
deas cod (UK -
76c lor 2 >-81 bucket an; 66c tor 60cbotc* clean ft for 100 eood clear*. VI.23 per bhl for beat floor.
, M. WILLI A MO. 29* bomb lUlnola,
Telephone
she RiGotST cUt ever offered on California canned eood* 800 dozen to close out at these prices. 10c tor 1 can J. Lurk sprloota. 10c for 1 can see plums. Very fine luc tor 1 can white or black cberriee luc tor I can green gage plums. These goods sell regular for 250,
Wic for 1 can sardines,
10c for 1 can rnustar I sardines, luc for 1 2-lb can lobsters. 45c tor 1 Ig-bbl mark ere 1. 6c for 1 th Fren b prunes,
25c for 3 lbs roast coff ee.
18c tor 1 lb Arouckle’* coffee. 13c for 1 b Cordova or X X X X oeffee.
luc tor 1 dozen egg*.
10c for 1 lb fresh country butter.
S8c tor 1 Ih Star tobicco.
30c lor l tb of good flue-cut tobaoook
7J*c for 1 U best lard.
7Hc tor 1 lb country bacon. 26c for r< tbs Carolina riew 25c lor 7 bars Every Day soapt
pr« to.
25c lor 8 bars B. T. soap. Lie lor 1 good broom. 6c for 2 lb* CAiltornla sa 6c tor I lb all kinds Jellies.
7J»c for 1 m evaporated pet 20c for 1 gallon vood sirup. Goods sent to any part of
O.D. AU mall
of tbe country per ex-
orders promptly attended J. P. Kretek. Proprietor of
Mammoth Grocery.
224 West Wasbington *L. Indianapolta
I'mymeiitsi'r caeb.
V| ONRY to loan on personal property, notes room"m' r’* 1 *’ Nor “‘ Deiawar* ev I - ua!no negouadu on mprorej term *nd city L^roperty^fo Indiana and Ohio. Joe. A Moo ax
TDCrUTTE FUNDsI in*uma bo soil, oa ferm or f*S2rOX‘t!2tV‘T3S. , SKa“*" m
EPUCATIOWAL
cl a aa ;i reparation
noHooL.
Harvard Annex,
:lel
i^IRL’S CLABOICAL VJ Thorou. h preparation for the I
aud tor all college* Ut*t admit women. Hpevit advantage* In I by Weal training. French, Derma Eng Isb. Music end Art. The tone and elegant double brio* residence. No*. tM and 816 North Pennsylvania street tone block anath of theaeboel bulullnv). will be open In Bepiemberaa* residence for iwarclng pupil*. The fifth year open* Hepterober IX -eud for Catnlora* T. L newall and May Wright Bewail Principals, IndienapoUa. lad.
M A £T£r* 5
IT ARY AND NAVAL ACADEMY.
Oxford. MU. Cadets are to be appointed front »ev-
the auteof i ad lane, nte are reqaeoted to
•rul congreseioiial dlstrlou oi I and thoee deetrlug eppomimei
immediate ap '
ueolate appltoutlon. Oadeu receiving
appointments enter th* Aca/iemy free of beard. Total enrollmeut of Cadets, 254. representing thirty* three state* and two territories Session begins J ulv 20. Full Informau a will be given by apply-
ing to COU B. J. B U HU Mi’S, Bupv
LOST.
tNk OK TlVtj KOOMB.
8 |NE OK TWO * / tiLhedj on fln
men. (CD North Illinois st. Kefi reuces exchanged. CTO RE ROOM, 14 Fast IVashlngton street,
O now occupied bv
charcoal tin I 0
be, Juu ala galvanized 60 |«r cent, discount, sheet zinc 6-fc, copper boltoin 22c, planished copper 33c, Iron-Bar Iron |1.90®2.00, wrought charcoal bar 82.90@XUU. Horsewlioes-Burden'* fuxxJHlO, Perkins* evuty^t 10. Walker's 8*.i><*4 io. mule-shoe*
82.15, steel
low end Orease—IN-aWrY paying prices cow-hidesBlfc, steers7!4c, No. 1 cured 81,c, green caif sc. co -alteJ calf iuSc, dry flint 12c. salt uides 10c. Pelt—Sheep 4*.'(§^1.-7, horse hides 2. 5. TaliOW—Prime sqc. No. 2 3c. C Hie,yellow2Sc, white -S&.l.Sc. Leather—Oak sole held at 3G^3»c, "0/301 „ bartuM TOftbMc, sk
2.5. TaliOW—Primes
irse hides Jl 60® slow—mine i-jc, .>o. z jc Orense—Brown el low 2)4r, white 3(263 ^.iber—oak sole held at 3G@39c, hemlock sole held at 24(&3.c, harms* XX<8lMc, skirting IKAtSc. Plusbitrg harness 33^3110 brfdle leather per <loseu 8uiMO<67200.cl'y kimdiK^SUc, French kin UcdMLUL city colt «uc®»I.0u. French calf Jl.io^tl.sa Wool—Tub-washed c e*n ao®Stc, medium ", nnwasbed
udtoc. .
The Indlnnapnlte Grain Market.
The gra n mark eta are nominally at a stand-still because there bave been no open calls In the tmporuiut markets since Friday. However, local
dag. ircai
lenlere report an active feeling, end probably the
[notation*below repreeent current valur The following were (rack bid* ou 'cbi
Wheat- No. 2 Mediter
fheat-No. ^Mediterranean 77c, Mv^Medtterieaii no bid. No. 2 red 77c, No. X red 73c, rejected
mo., J uly 7416c. A ugusl 75c.
Corn—No. 1 wb teSTC. No. I whltelSc. No. tat\o. No. 4 white no bid. No- 1 yellow 38c, No. 2 vet law 84c. No. 8 8SI4C L o. h.. No. 4 yellow no b.d, ho. 2 mixed 33>tc, No, 8 mixed 3216c. sound ear tOc. no
grade 23f4c, August Sic.
oats—No. 2 white 33c, light mixed no bid, mixed
SJUc. August 22E c.
Rye—No bkL
Bran—68 00 f.o.b.
Hay-No. I »».00. No. ! feSO.
Mlaeellaneoue Produce.
Dealers’ Be ling Prices-Wax beans 81-109171 per barrel Onions Bermuda* 8L2S^L50 per oarral crate. Potato#* oew •18*&2<» a barrel Honey one
do and cans ungtassed~160IS<
.glassed boxes
_ mpUfegla
per pound. Cnnbage new iLWxgtl 76 par crate, SOc per barret Cider $3 a0&6 60 per £-gallon o« Beeswax INgtSOc per pound. B ana uaud-blcked navy |1.25^I 4U per ouabet medium |1.26<^L60. New York marrowfats HAuQl TO Apnlea new OS per barrel. Gooseberries |3.00<g*.u0 per staml. Cherries KOV.y'. W. Ra»pberr,e»—Stands 8L5W* 6 00, crates 8176® 100. reu 6l.25<J41.60 per 24 plots. Tomatoes 7ic®8i^i per buabal box. Curraate 81-26 @1,75 a drawer. 86.0.®* 00 per stand. Blackberries 7 o^uti ou per drawer. «X nut^vo > per eteod Hecklera?rr,e* 8'jjb'^e.OO per stand. Watermelons 820.000 2800 per uundred. Rad plums »1.30<S2.00 per case, 8X000400 pee ■ stand. Pear* 81500176 par boabel
crate. Pe*< h-s 8L») per bux.
Jobbtn brands
Indlanai>oli» Pivivioion Market. ■in* Prices—Sugar-CJred bams, "Reliable" luV(<j>lii*c, Morgan St Gray brand Lc less, ham, “Reliable brand7kc. CalltoruTa bam
SVC, English breakfast bacon, “Reliable” brand loc, sngar-curel, Morgan A Gray Vo, English sbo tUlers, '‘Reliable” brand 12-ib average 7c, “Montan A Gray' brand fee less, bacon, ct-ar sUcv H^iit or medium <Vc. back* 7fec bellies 7\,c. Entllsb-cttred clear sides unsmoked 7Lc. bsck* I »»c. dried beef. “Porter” brand 13c. “Raaole" bran J 1*. dear jxjrk barrel TOO pounds |il 00. Imau pork dear 413.00. chow* corned beef, TOO
now occupied bv
Berterin . u Bros., florists,
they suyfng at their popular -land.
37 to 41 East Wasbington si.
Inquire at K«bkht Ca t tzrso.y's,
24 Kentucky ava.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
381 NOKTH TSNNBsftR* STREET. left eixbt-room bouee. TOO kaat Market st. eCK List OF (X 14. BRAfiLMY. at North Del A C* aaresL
TIOD“E, four Toom* TI Apply 1!) School st T'ORniTUKE, stoves
and paotry, 167 Huron aV
pURNTTUKE,«ov^s and rarpets on paymenu at
OTO W KBY'SeW YGhlt. KnitF: TO fohp, Ti East Washington sl
TIOU5EOf 7 KOoMs, no. i«61f. - Sobl* - 5^|ix JX by LosXnz scHMin. No. 288. Delawaresv
R^U^ah CGYT^OK|H6twte:^arge yardjplenty at UKas! Ne’wVork Clle * P ‘ ®* rly ’
TvEiIRA^LB TjottaoTT seven rooms 88 AJ Broadway rt. 816 per month. Walter Riven
agent. Eqgt sh s Opera House.
TTUrtTST
Tj and In every pari llsv DyebARai—
noiieee oi ail kinds and price* t of the dry. Call at office for
27 Circle street.
llsv Dyes A Rassm ane,27 Circle street. T Ao CRKYRaL aVkKTE "ten roomsr~Eol ari-J T yjo cold water, large etahle: also bouset seven
w a -
Sami 5 Col
trgtnla av Nalott a'
OUTttoBb. Il Xorib Ueridiaa
JB Vln '
id 55 M illere ave 82 and M West Ninth st._
885 South East st U TO Housas In ail pans of city Call and tee our llsv . I. K. OtJTLASfD. 12 North Meridian.
FOR RENT—Offices and Stores.
OFFOStTE Pf»TOFF IC E,d*d»bl* (fora room.
UTNCE Bluck!. two desirable offices, v floor. Inquire room 22 Vance block.
T floor. Inquire room 22 Vance biot'k. tTORft ROOMS to any nart oftbecitr. Oalf at Ooffioa for list. Dyer A Kamrams. 27 Circle. ri\jfFlC'E R06JWover the Find VatlouAl baukT V APPiy to J«*x Law sib, at tha New York
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
^TEAM-POWER, 29 Clicla auoat. ■pIANa Tnoulr* No. 37 Boss block.
pI/^COrt^ANb^ORGANS. attorn lilsoto 'lf Pbaesoji‘s'mCilo^ouea l^^fOBuvlvanla^
AUCTION SALES.
Y L- HUNT. Anotlooeee, 74 X. Court *4 B^y^daiiigtasr 1 *****
FOR TRADE.
A glove. Snd mr'rebSdiw T^ARK BAT MAREj blind to
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
R. FISHER cures nuea utuue, 95 North Deto-
wsre. orVlUBCSH. contractor and builder.
•VriCKEI^PLATED WATCH. Return to 24 IT North A rsettal it reel sod get reward. YrrHItE ab>b iJvttLCoLOtiEL FfiiiJTtJC *T Return to 66 Russell avenue. Reward, r* otlTMbNoSTBA Milettera “ITIt.' 6. H - R*t5rH \J u>77 North llltnoia AreetaodreoelvarenArtL Y F YOU - ft AVE A FA RT Y, cat! an FteTfieti, T confectioner, (6 North Penneylvanla etreet. H e gi ve« you the best at 1 be lowest price*. |SOU; red Irish setter; “Donf’ h*d on two f olUrs, U one meta , one ieAiher; metal collar ha iring name and addre**: “B. u. Hauqb, 870 North Pecnay vautastreet." Batura to Joan T. Scull, 17 Kentucky avenue, or Times offlea Heyard. FOUND. EA VE your orders tor its cream, toes and cakes
. . >|ae«erbueetis ave
ff fcfrf H extracted free every dav, 6 fo 10 tAclock. T Room 4, VaJen's block. Two dentists TYR C. C. BUHGEBB hoe moved bit dental office
AJ to IS Mat tlndale block. PeniioylvaDta m.
rpItE - Hl0"HLaKDTTRaNI) of condensed inTTk T 1* simply evaporated milk without any addl-
r of sugar or chemical*. K. Makti.n,
1* simply
tion whatever
Agent. A N.nDW GEMEnT—P..rtlas
at ce that llv< CHU apply id t Underwriters
bo want luanr-
lived before America was discovered be Lloyds of England, or tha Dutch of Uulland. They era not authorour law, nor in the compact, but bava three hundred years. Wbat tmuiraoce
tne ctnek tossy “they don't pay their looses?" Apnly anywhere In the United Stales through Grubb, Paxton A Oo., Indianapolis.
>D DUCAS,
Jeweler and broker,
115 Weat Wash st. iid initial rings
Large, solid
Good
in watchos
NOTICE.
•jpARUJR HFia. mirjawp make^iao.^ Payments
yOUTH^ltL will n.p meat'ng Satunja^r. Jul^r^ su, InVegsN tobardingoowo^AUlortled.
OonxiTTgu.
■poilsu*
company will be held on Tuesday, July TO, 1688. at 8 n. m., at Ui* circuit court room ol tb* Marion county Court hou e HR Kax* HtKhoLOTjRN*.
(y court bou-e He Kae \ nlEhoLPT, Wee. _ tpHEHE will beagrandenLertaltrateni given nnT der the auspices of Braes Post. »a 79. O A. IL,
Reltef Corns, No. M.G. A. U_at fayeueIng rink Tbaraday eyeolng, Jui;
and Ladies' street akatli
differ ent-
Btreat akattng rink Tbaraday evening. July 8. Doors open at 7 0*61008. All the members of tha
i posts and ibelr fkmUle* are Invltad.
> 45c. children Uol
i and their fhmUles are
Dn. T. N. Watson, Commandar.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
A NNUAL MEETING of tha Crescent Saving and A Loan Association. Monday. July Ul A. & Summer. President: Chaa H, Adam, Secretary.
TkELAWAKK STUXEl AJ Savin* and Loa*
Association
so. X
at 82Q0)
Five hundred eharaa . 60c: weekly dues, K>c per shara.
Shares can bated by applying to Jobs Bnclar, corner McCarty and Dataware streets: A. F. Kppp, Meridian national oank: Joe Kmmlnger, Ctrol# Park hotal. and Prod Mara. No. u Virginia era
BOARDING.
ntei ton str-et. TT OL’Sft AND LOT olTWeet Second rtreet 'or lot IT In Woodruff Place; 300 acre* of land In Morgan county a d vacant lota to city for remd-noe proper, tv; aeoond-nand Ibrashlne machine for horse. J. E Out land. U North Merlu
i*n UreeL
PERSONAU
1 I INDIANA AVE tor repairing JLJ. Ing psrosoHaud umbrell**
and re-cover*
THE MERCANTILE AGENCf B. G. DUN & CO.. I A L SCARLETT, Proprietors. | Manager. Roomi 8 and 8 Sentinel Bunding, The oldest tha heat, the meat progressive and tna mi*4 reltobta eetablislimantof tna kind in tha world, having 105 branch off! as fully equipped and in good ru lining order, or three to one more than any other agency has of actually 11 va office* For over 42 yean ire nave etricyad an unsullied reputation lor honesty, reliabl Ity and fair dealing, and tr* have nn limned rsaouroas for conducting our boafe uesa ntccesKtully. Wa invito a test of our quailUr* by the merchant* of Indiananolto . > k. o. mj.v at oo. RAILWAY TIME CARO.
STtjSKfeiP-'
l 4k Ind.
Jeff, Mad. * Inti. Depart: 4:16 am. feuam. MOpm, »:46pxn. feUMn. lirttem, fic4*ffo. tv:4ftpin.
Ynnctniin Linn.
Depart: 7dDam. 12m. 4•00pm. Arrive: Itoiau, kUara, IMOamJ
Clevn., Cel., Ctn. <
Depart: 7:50am, 4ti0am, lUMam. 446itm, MSpon Ar. fvet UdSain, 6:16pm. lirijupm, (pm, loUOs'n. Hrtgtotwond Uiviaton—C., C., C. A i.
»p»rv 4d0am. lOdOam, DtiSat
i.,0|En. 4:40pm ex ti Arrive: 6:4
am, lApm, 4>ad. 4Hppnt, lutepm. Ctn., ln*l_ ht. L. ti Otrt.
Clndni.a l Division.
Depart: 4K»sm. 7:16am. 11'Atom. tWtptn, AMpTOk Arrive: lOdOam. lirUam, 4:Uera. tTOpm. TO.Itnm.
Cbleaco Dtv etoB.
Depart: 70nam, I ji.pm. 6 (Mpm. HiMpaz. ArztPti
a-ausm. U:Uam. LUpm, 6.40pm. Chicago, M. Leal* ti
Depsrtt 4ti0am, UkUam. litiSam, 2s»pin, 450poa 7:10pm. artDpnt ex ti Arrive^ ctiam, Uze.’iam, UM
si PM taborg.
^10 PKH MOKTH f° r Orst-ctAsa teals baard.or guArantee am If dm better, table board than other* give at any Dries. 81 ogle meals, Ust southwest ooruer Merldlfot and Ohio strssta.
STRAYED OR
M1SCELLAN EQPS. c^aasusKksr
STOLEN. toft eye. asddtolUturn to Ho.
REMOVAL.
rpHE LION SHO^OTORE to 8* Nsrtti Fsnagrfe
Depart; luDem. tUKpna. ArrivwtOSew I
Wnbnaii, M. Lento * Fnattia.
Deport: 706am, tt>pm. TOo.m. Arrivsi 1 "~-— 11 " , T_ ' *lnSuuiapelle ft Tlnneansa. - Depart: TOSam. TtiUpte Arrive: KtoSam. t gpm. CinolnnnU, Haiuntoa ft Intiinnnnotta. Indiana, Bteetnlnwtan ft fFtettew. Depart: 7**m, tXJMmTdBp'ti 1M* pm. Anlvto
MOOem. MtiOam, ti46pnt. t-TOma.
rn Dt vision.
Depart! 4titam. 4ti8pm, SMpm. tirnvsi r—ffn,
awn tu-ao pm.
JntiiauapelM, Deentwr ft Bprtngflsld. Depart: tamm, Mpa, MMpafe tirrtvst tifnetn.
Indlnnnwelto ft tc Leals. Depart! Tdlais. 11:1 torn. InSBpm. hklfiplti d 2:40am. loam, 4-sipm, sdlpm. Leatovttls, New Atbanv A Ohtsaff Chicago and MteMgan dhr KvMea Depart! 12:10pm. 4tilpow UtUggh tintvmft
akses.) ^Degan L 4Ja*iri. itPistn. ifftpm. tiwfom itiftM