Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1887 — Page 3

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TH« INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 188T.

THE HEW YORK STORE |KaWbll«b«l 1S63.)

PULL LINE

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

■AND ■»

IEW lieeOIDERHS NOW OPEN.

ntlCEB ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURED

PETTIS, BASSETT & CO.

REGULAR SESSION

COMES TO AN END TO-DAY.

No Prospect* of » Special Session—The Insane Hospital Reports—To-Day’s Proceedings and Events.

The regular setsion of the fifty-fifth general assembly will come to on end by conMituiional

limitation this evening, and, although Geveruof ! and examined 125 witnesses.

claims, and amending section 10 of the drainage act of liiSo. complete the billa that have passed

both houses.

In addition to these the senate passed thirtynine bills that were not referred to the house, and the house passed titty bills that did not reach the ecnate. There were 337 bills introduced in the senate during this session. The Inaaae Hospital's Condition. Both the senate and houre committees appointed to investigate the affairs of the insane hospltnl made their reports today, and they are as diametrically opposed as it Is possible for them to be. Both of the reports are very long and tuU ot detail and evidence In support ot the finding^ they make. The senate committee state that they bare personally examined the Institution

As a result oi this

nneasee HfOMKi c. dates ido. 10c. ts-Hlackbemc-

lie. Virginia «X«7^c,

nnts white Ten! coc'jatniu JoS**-.

Canned Goods—Blackberry S .<$*> . lirua standard f 1 whortleberries sxtUOe, ebl

oysters 1 pound siiu.'A.c, 2 pounds pound ei&osc, 2 poundaSSc'a.fl.Oo, .

2 pounds Sl to-BLjO. I! pounds fUbfUIMn. seconds 3 pounds{■ pie* poundsSl.lo.fLl.JU. 6 pounds pie 1 »). pinea'pples Bahama liA.ft 2 75. standard 2 pound* fl.Skill.7*. second tl-O/jt-Llo. plants damson* 2 pound* dkSitll.OO. soaked pexTifil’Wc. ne peas fil.«AUD. raspberrie ' *

• ~ jU^tLSti,

imsnn*

early Jm strawtjerri

»i.c

►mil JO.

I-«, salm .2tS<Ll.2o. t

.*L

ilor

western SSnoilB. Beet -IHiU; m-«

Pork—Firm: me=* *1lV-.i.i . 7 a loir

tier: steam-rendered tC.titK. P-utter i atiiSc. Sugar-Steady; cm sited

powdered 41 iwad'.c. granulate.; i il-l

lasses -steady; tsuest 1st bl Rio gooti do M-jO, pm

peutine—Steady aliMc.

HlwSc lower and heavy; receipts 44.<Vi busneL*: -stern XviCfOe. Beet -Imll; new extra MCMWajA

ird—l>nll and

easier; steam-ren-ler*d f7.a2V nutter -Finn; west

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

me H'-jC. Spin

/SOODGIRI- 79 E Ohio st.

, lx

- > ^ ! /-'■ 1RL to do cooking! *w N. Merldtan sc

Voir j * 1

■'or* *

rm: U rits To

vn THE CELEBRATED FRENCH BREAKFASt coffee FOR SALE ONI. f BY THE GREAT

Importer!, Packer! and Cof KoMtera, 4b Mate* Houtse 11 look, 16-T- Kawt "WasHington St. Baadquanert: 85 and 87 VeseySt, New York.

COAL BUYERS!

We have just what you want, clean

A trial load is

w

and under

cover.

•11 we ask; after that you will continue to patronize A. B. MEYER & CO., COAL DEALERS, 11 North Pennsylvania Street.

Gray U not disposed to be very communicative on the subject, there is no indication of a special retbion being called at the present lime, although the necessity lor one 1* conceded on all ■idea. A democrat, who Is on the Inside, said this morning that there would be no extra session until afier ’ Senatorelect Turpie had taken his seat in the senate of the United States. When asked about his intentions Governor Gray this alternoon said that there would be no use of aa extra j kept in session If the present deadlock continued, but he ! are oite< did not say that he would not call one. The republicans still insist on Colone^Kobertsou’s right to preside over the senate, and will listen to no offers of a compromise of this position, and this i* the stumbling-block at the present time. To-day all the members are preparing to go to their home*, their principal occupation being the interchange ol photographs and auto-

graphs.

The Senate Proceeding*. In the senate Saturday afternoon Mr. Sellers's two-hundred-dollar liquor license bill was taken up and declared passed by President Smith by a \ote oi 28 to 10, present and not voting 7, it being stated that the republican* were recorded as voting in the a airmailve, although, as usual, they did not respond as their name< were called. The service {tension resolution, offered by Mr. McDonald, was passed after having bt eu amended by Senator Zimmerman so a« to declare against granting pensions on account of rank in the army, and tiiat the only distinction made should be lu grading disability, and not rank. A resolution was adopted allowing Garber A. Taylor Stm for stenographic work in tho investigation of the insane hospital, and feSJO to Henry Spaan lor acting as

counsel.

The session was opened with prayer by Senator Smith, this morning, and the journal ot S turday’s proceedings was re ail lor the first time this

session.

Mr. Shively asked U> obtain leave to introduce a bill to prevent gambling in stocks, petroleum, lottery, grain, provision and other produce, etc., which was read the first time and referred to tho

judiciary Committee.

Mr. Weir called up the special or< intion calling for the reorganiz

directors ot ih

they find, in a general

wav, that none of the

charge* made by' the executive committee of the Indiana Civil ben ice Reform association against the institution are true, except that the management la democratic. They add that the charge* that lavoritUm ha* been shown democrats in the awarding of supplies has been disproved; that J. >. Hall. the bookkeeper is not incompetent: that the board of tiustees have not been extravagant; that the boilers are all right, and that the inmate* are treated humanely and kindly, and the institution kept in excellent condition throughout. Figures are cited to show that the demo ratic ma-aae-ment has been more economical then the republican, and Dr. Harrison ia warmly indorsed.' The majority report of the house committee, signed by all the republicans, is a very elaborate and complete document. It seUoui lu a general way all the damaging evidence that has been adduced during the investigation, which is already well known, and it makes the following recommendation.'.: 11) That I tie present board of trustee* be removed, it necessary, by action brought

they have been hitarian reaa-

rtes SI. _

tomatoes 3 [founds SI. augur corn il-uW-il.*-

leading 1 irugs—AlorphtnsS2.90rtS2.2a. qulnine70<t. TSc.ehlucouldia l-V^'JOc. borax IOd,l2c. camphor » al' onol g2.'JLM 2.2.1. assufoetIda. 1*<i 2Uc. alum l l *c. chloroform sAtriioc. copperas per barrel SAiti cream of tartar pure Sn«*i*r. t ao'.or oil »l.S.*»t.*5 oii of bervamot per pound Flvigt27S, soda bicarb Vaw-. salts Epsom 4io.ic. sulphur 4<tJc. saltpeter to to lac, turpentine «to>4*c. glycerine ivoelic, bromide I of polash 42G.4SC. lard oil 6Wa*Wc, linseed oil tV-iiS-tr. alum > ;.40082.«»>. while lead »M><ii*c, Iodide of potasu

I3.iC6lA2i. earttollcacld. M'd.i.y.

Haw Furs—Raccoon black extra Sl.OOfj

large dark ■os^S'ic. No. 1 i; metlium mink lari

.Jiua. No. 1

urge pair 73c, smalt and

r< tf>»c.

w niu

rats Aksltic, opossum ViSiSic. house cats V<t.13c. l»3c. red tot 1Mc«1.9>. gray lox lucidifUs’, otter |A'/s$7.ijo, NewfoumUaod dtnr sums 7Sc(li;l.jii. Tinners' sm piles—Best brand charcoal tin TO 10x14, 12x12and 14x20SAuU. IX luxl4, 12x12an.l 14x'20 Ss.00, roofing lin I C 14x20 gkiu, »x28 SllW block in pigs 31c. in bars 27c. Iron 27 K 2‘ 4 c. 27 0 iron fie Juntala galvanized 3t> per cent, discount, abect zinc t>Se. copper bottom 23c, planished copper 30c, soide

, 15to 17c.

| Hides. Tallow and Greqae—iteaieraf paying price —Green cow hld«» eSc. steers e l ,c. No. 1 curcii Sc, green call 7c, do salted calf 8c, dry Hint ilc. suit

hides 9c. I*alts—Kb'

Chicago Onsin MarkcL

fBeported hr T. J. Hodgen <t Oo., Brokers, Snath Meridian streei. SuajK*. bonds, gr« P'OYts.ons^.ugUta.elsoldJ Jit.rch 7. Opeiung. rt'.gh'*>l. Lowest. Closing.

grain ai

No. S3

ini

hat a woman

board. (3)

a sa a ne*s.

•der—the reso-

trganizaUon of tne

prison south. The resolution

directors ot the prison sotitn. me re tieing roarl, witli a pending amendment, dec'arlug it was cot intended to rellect on the i

Tb

fhe

iGon was

imvndiiieut wi idopted by a

ntegrity rejected

imous

lug it war

ot the dlrecton and the resoluli

vote.

Mr. French, from the special committee thereon, submitted a lengthy rei<ort aa to the condition nnd management of ihe Insane LowfitnL The repon was concurred, anil, on^&otiou of Mr.

ane Lom lor^Bo UoSl iicc^y h

to serve for lour years from the 28th of last mo on motion by Jir. Weir, his appointment

confirmed by the senate.

report was eoncurrea, and, oii^botiou l rm -ton, l,t>)0 copies were order^Bfinteit

aeasas'e fium tiie gf lutmeut of Dr. Samu

the state board of health lo f

a tin

A message from the governor^Aouuced liis ap{io;utiiicut oi Dr. Sutuu •! S. Boi^B memijcr of succ^N himself and

2Kthof last moutn.

was

by the attorney general. b<" jiuv- the wasteful and extravagant, and humai ons demand their removal. (2) IT be appointed a member of tthe new noara. That otlieers and employes be required to pi rigid examination a* to competency and nti

li) That only lemale physicians fie employed in the female wards and that whenever It U possible, a husband and wife be employed to take charge of wards. (5) That the Use of liquor by lumutes ami o hers he prohibited, (ti) That wages by reduced. (7) That J. 8. Hallthebookkeeper lie instantly dismissed. iS) That officer* be given quartt-rs In the building, which they shall furnish themselves. ^8) That the contract for supplies for all the institutions be let together. (10) That a betier system Of bookkeeping bo employed. (Ill That the boilers be thoroughly

examined and tested.

A minority report, signed by the democratic j members, Messrs. Gordon, Nfblack and Pierce, finds ihat the building* and ground* are In excellent condition: that the force of physicians mi’I employes is efficient aud well disciplined; that the welfare and comfort ot tho Inmate* arc carefully looked after; that ease* of cruelly have been infrequent, and the offenders instantly removed when detected, and that the people ot tho state con rest well assured that the institution is fairly, humanely ami economically managed.

No action was taken on the report.

‘•its—Kbeep

2.25, Tallow—Prime 3qc, No 2'4'c, yellow 2>,c. white iWiSNc.

Roasted Cotteo—Arbiickle's 11<c, sclinult it Krug's standard 18c. McCune’s Aratnan 19c, Gates's Champion is’^c. Molasses aud Sirups— New Orleans molasses new crop 35m.Ve, meClum atruns atoi-JBc. choice ftt&35c, starch ikoWG'c. I.rlc* salt 74Ve Tic per ear-load. tVa ttV- to small qua lities. Mice—Carolina 4)iifti7‘ic. Coal oil S‘,tq)14c.

according to grade.

(.roeertes-sugars—Hard fiV<ii>£c. standard A &ii<a.'i!,c, cotlee A o^toS^c. w hite extra C 5Vati‘«c, extra C 5S,«»5 , «C. good yellow 4 V'£ j‘*c. common to lair stjficSe, Coffee—Common to ordinary grade ):iS%14«tc. fair 155?ijije,gooil Pic.prime hi*«*>

lOfeioc, hor-e tildes |1.5o(ia o 2 3c, Urease-Brown

Wheat— April..-1 May 1 Jftne Corn— April—S Mav.._ June... Pork-

21 “o'

June

Lard—

April... 7 May—j 7 72

June Oats—

April... _ May .1 une

Rib* -

AprtL ..! May

^ADYCAVYA^m jTpply Vxt'Unaeo'M. 1 * gOOD g'EHMAN GIRL at ifs North ItljnoiaiL j k j M MfeIjiATSO’. good aecoodgirL ISI STTSTa. i yt , rt-'K4> ulHL to asaltt TnTio^ewoTk. ss

\4Tih)E7-XuB> uekMan

i *■ I cbnuettR tve. j n IG SA LK trtU cotitiimei aiclnnail shoe More,

‘ I) is I ndlatia ave. j FuR (fKNERAL WtyJ&WW&MMZ

-

y*! ss L^LipnaS'r:."™-,

; "iTw !'» » ,'ii o®*" 7 60 7 42 7 52? 7 75 7 47 I 7 CUT

IsT

■>

»‘4 291

I ss

l:t l istl4*ic. fair 15f<?i d',v,gooil I5V41'*', nni

17c. strictly prime ITWl'Uc. choice 17VuTSc, tancy

17S<(6iac. Golden Rio 17a 18c. Java 20id,'27c.

Keeils—Clover V3.7i«8.'i.k) per bushel, timothy |1.»5

(g, 1.95, blue grass 1 alley 80c. coimuon 7.ic. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

thid. »Asked {Nominal.

New York Cotton Market. Nkw York. March 7. -Cotton quiet: uplands 95ic, Orleans « I V 14c; sale* !»l bales. Futures opened steady: March 9 Tic. April 3.74c.

j i \IEf. for general housework. 250 College are.;

: \* relerenos reqiilrta

1 T’AfLOltfeK.’* tn work on tlrsi-ciasscbats. 13 Kottth

j A Meridtun st.. room 9. ___J_

1 I ADIEKtodo fanev work and take pity in board.

| Aj Address P X New* oflloe.

j 1 ' UUL> GIRL; nousework; three :n family. 286 IT Rellefbntuine. Lit To s'. _______ i M lDfiLk-AGFr)'WoMAlTlor'zeiieral Houa^

I All work. 7*1 North Illinois at

! /AUOD UI Ml. tor general hou*ewoflt; good wi»*es:

j \T no wasblnir. ouo K. Market «t.

I if 100b GIkL; small family. A good home for

I V t the rieht one. 275 North line st

! UURNirL’ KF., carpeti, stovev on paytnenu. of

IF casn. wo a Illinois st. Johk ct.rs r.

I?rsSq IZm i Uf'iiK— t'.r beef aud old A clothing. Room 40. Old Sentinel building. I'X Pt;'KM-.NCEI) Gf HLicooSlngand housework; Fi no washing: three In family. 273 N. I►elaware. FMI I V I, A HI Ks tff call at •Hii'Mihgtim DressI cutting machine" rooms. 174 Virginia ave. and

t free for

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

at 124 Itort*

1 >OA RDKRK AND I» Tennessee st.

ROOM EltS

R KNf GoUirF'AltMr

Castleton, Ind.

pEW Flk*T«lD® T>AY

WaUUSTik. ifl

brth Tennessee st. 1 711 uiSft. onD RanB books “M HmSZ

A.xJlriJ cnusetis ave.

4 COMPWKNT WtrMAN as'aasUUBt aome;

TV references required. 27 laickerbte.

TpO HEM Ht>HsR for two months reference A given; work light. Address 1) 2, care New*,

f F Y'oC have 1 it to 295 Fast

anviniug you don't w ant, to bring WaHbiiigton street and exchaogw

I tWEi,l.lNGs, business rooms, offices, etc.,

.Vvf/C.y/N,

Light itecelptsof Cattle—Keceipta of flogs Light—Light Receipts of Sheep.

Chargks, Docuxcta. Etc.—Vantage. Cattle 20c per head, hogsTc, sheep 5c, hay 41.50 per I") pounds, corn 41 per bushel. Com missions: Cattle 50c per bead, calves 74c, hogs single deck |5, double deck fit), sheep single deck fj, double deck $»; dead hog* w eighing under luO pouud* of no value; luv pounds and over, Sc per pound. Pregnant sews are docked

40 oounds; stags 80 nonndseach.

SHirctNa Catti.k.—Receipts of shipping cattle igbi. The market i».steady at Saturday's prices

Legislative Notes. Hon. George W. Crites, a member of the Ohio senate, was on the tioor ot the house this morn-

ing.

sate, Ho

BAKER’S BREAKFAST COCOA Delicious, Nourishing, Absolutely Pure Costing less than one cent a cup.

y the M-nate.

Mr. Baily ollered a resolution of thanks to the

reuat

ited.

ink* t

auppi

Mr. Schlutw offered a coacurrent rcso-

Baily oii

(sidi ut ot tl

iich was u

resolution ot

the state for iis

president ot the *enau‘, ito i. .1

which was adopted. Mr. Zimmerman offered :solution of thank* to the democratic press

Amizo G. Smith,

an ottered a itic press of

port of the senate. It was

adopted.

Iuti';u that the stato should aid the ■ tate attorney general in prosecuting the state prison defaulters.

It wo* adopted.

A message from the governor announced his appointment ot Mr. John M. Leyton, of Montgomery county, in place oi Hon. James S. Shively. declined, n'uU who was appointed Saturday a member of the state board of health. On motion of Mr. Howard, of Decatur, the appointment

a* confirmed by the senate.

was connrmeu by me senate. (Mahoim) overdid his authority in trying to On motion by Mr. Tharp, it was ordered Gmt make acaac. AUlheotheni pleaded guilt v and were when the senate adjourn il adjournstid o clock, j t . ac i ; fined*10 and costs with the exception o( I’olMr. Hailey offered a resolution granting S100 to s i t . r ., V ! 10 was assessedS25 aud costs, with live days Miss Flmma Salter, one of tho committee clerk*, j j„ me work-house, lie appealed. Holster was On motion, it wa* laid on tho table, aud then j t^fpre the mayor but a shoittime ago on a pica

Miss Em*

On motion, it was laid on the table,

came a recess lor dinner. _

Tiic House Fi-oceeding*. , ^ The house was filled with visitors, among them j ulu a hundred or more ladies, when Mr. Speaker’s gavel tell this morning. With Mr. Gardiner in the

Wayne, were visitors at the house and' held an informal reception there.

Mr. Patton will qualify as wanleu o: tne Southern pris

rectors can not re for the legislature

will as soon a* tne session is over. Senator Day received a dispatch from John Horn this morning. saying hi* friends advised him not to resign, and when this became known, the senate unanimously demanded, by resolution, the resignation ol "them all. after voting down an amendment, that in doing this they did not desire to retied upon the integrity ot those gentlemen.

Enforcing the Liquor Law.

Yesterday the police arrested Lewis Kreal, bartender Grand Hotel; William Schwomeyer, 475 Indiana avenue; Charles Polsier, of the “Yellow bridge" saioou; Henry Prutcher, colored, porter at the saioou in Luglioh's hotel, aud H. B. Hill, for violating the saioou law, the colored man tor selling alter 11 p. in., mid tho others lor keep open on Sunday. This morning Prutcher was discharged, it being shown that he made a sale contrary to orders, and that the officer (Mahoim) overdid his authority in trying to

make a case,

each fined 510 and

iler.who was assessedS2> aud co*t*, with live days the work-house, lie appealed. Holster

light. The market is steady ai Saturday's prices Our advices from easiern |>oiiit.* are fair receipts, aching at a shade stronger prices than last week.

KKCBKSE.NT ATIVE SALKS.

No.

0 steers...

Av. Hr. [No. Av. Pr.

v 1038...f3 75 1S_ 11*5...44 15 4 steers IhJU... 8 85 1 4 1315... 4 35

1228..

steers 122S... :t BO | 0.... steres 1210... 4 DO |. IA... rs 1206... 4 10 i 2 -.

....11

8

21 stee 14 steei

Mrs. R. S. Robertson ant! Mrs. Fisher, or Fort (■‘ows^a.n’p'it i’xk

house this morning, j are very light. The

4 lo

Receipts, of ouivti rket is steady at last

1315... 4 35

....ilia)... 4 35 ....1404... 4 37*

....I4o0... 4 50 ...1515... 4 tii

mai

prices.

RKPBESKNTATIVE SALKS.

No.

1 COW .. 1 COW... 1 COW ..

1 CGW UW... 3 4o

and Clt. 4o

cattle week 1 *

AV. Pr.

..*3 To 2 75 3 00

No.

1 bull . 1 cow . 1 bull .

Av. Pr.

9- 25

.... m>.. :<

1 cow an 1 Clilf.

I cow ,

cow .

hill!

.Jim., 'j.» im.. z vo .._1S3»... 3 25 10«j«j... - oO ... 1UI0... 3 35

2 Tif

11 - ... 4 00 No choice and soon

i iiV. .. 8 on

1 <!Ow 1110... 2 R2?i 1 cow

b hetfrs.. I'do... rt 75 1 cow ... 1 c w X W | * eov* «| . 3 su.tr'* - li’oo.. 3 b6 . 1 heller Hoos.—Very light receipts of hon«.

bo^soDMile. The market opened active ai

ail were sold ai strong Satur<lay’s prices.

BKPBKSKVTATIVt: SALES.

No. Ay. ]*r. ;No. Av. Pr. M _142..fo( 0 , 18 'Jli3...|5 85 41 . .108... 5 10 J 27 ..08... 5 70 ihJ ^.124... 5 15 (Hi 220... 5 75 4 rough 280 .. 5 15 75 23t>... 5 75 27 2U8... 5 (v*» j G .2M) 5 i*> Sh k^.-No material cuauge in the sb«M*p mar-

ket.

Choice wethers w ...f4 25<Si4 50 Good wethers. - 3 75fcfi4 25 Choice lambs 4 5* «i > O') Good lamhs 4 0u<ai4 5o Good mixed 3 50(a»4 00 mixed 3 00W * a)

2 5o-a; H 00

7>!q»l

Good Mediu

lum

Fair mixed 'Throwouts i^er head

MOST PERFECT MADE

saws /mm a. mbtu.*.

tw i dohrs only.

have patte

4 M!f>i>t.E-AGKi) Woman **housoTre^sni - V tlio country; must b» n-at and a good cook; roferenws retinln-d. Apply 15 Ingalls block, w- 1 •V- BIG offer: jni'ii«a' Ane turned shoe*; qrX.OO other dealers ask |2.5u tor ibis shoe; You should see them, Cincinnati store. 58 Indiana

ave. 5*. Manulacturer's Ageuta.

I ADIhri to netsiraf Aa, ties; steady eraph

ala ftirnlshed. We 90 just a* advertised. Forfiilj uiforniatuiii aitdrea* Suffolk Art Co., Boston. Maas. \\T ANTED—Lad e* to work fbr os at their ow n st homes. |7 to |10 per week can be quietly ole: nophoto-painting.no canvAsaing. For ftill rticnlarA plow ji«i ire^s <%t one*. C're«cwnt Art

sinir. ror mi

pnrticulftn pie»M a«i Irews at once. Cre«c*nt Ar crrmpwny. I**Central hl. Boston. Maas., box 3170. I l Hill LADY AGKNfs at once, for my at* 1.4 'V M 1 solutely marvelous, new rubber utiusrg rtnent for ladies; Just out; nothing like It; ocllpres everything; sell* faster and pays bolter than all the ladle*’ specialties on this continent, combined: one lady sold 2U in one day andT mode »l:t7 Ml clear profit. Address Mbs. II. F Littlk,

WANTED-MALE HELP.

DIED.

iKTY

FOG A f

ngeii thirty seven Michigan City to-i

M nil v kl,

ye: l»y

YEIILING—ClaR*. aged nine mo 14:10 thi* m rning. Funeral Tuesd,

lust night at 1 o’clock,

or* Remains will be taken to

at 2 p. m. for burial.

onth ten days,

aftel

ion *t.

BOYS for canvassing. 212 K. Washington at.

f P11R f . Ff tobacco strippers at 82’\\'e*t Waabrngton 1 m. _ P’uit your livery ngacall at Wood's, 25 circle sl tyxperiknckd tstuut ctiwirr - Weaasn Jh house. ' a Y ()0N tI niati to ~col'ect rents. AddresTT^

_V New s (iH 1 .c.

4 FiftisT-CLASB MAN to solicit fir# insurance. . Y y,f n kk, Fbikpi.bv A Co. j L'T’RMT'tltl-. car lets stoves on payments or L cash. IPS. 1 Ibnoi* si. Jons t'l.i >Jv. 1)- )A*K K KKi’ER: rcfrrefiecs require#: stale «ai-

I> ary expected. Address V 2, Care New*

I*! lb* r-CLAsvs carriage painter amt a boy to help f about a paipt shop. 66 and S* Kast N«\v Yora at. _ __ epwo gooff offal Sikers; steiulv Job for Ih* 1 whole i 1 year. Come at once. Essex dt Co., Columbus, | I nd. j

BOY who i* a good reader, lor one to two ch evening; liberal pay. Address L 2,

A hours

care of New-*.

»>;7 MEN lo form , Zt/J For part'cu

at 2 o clock from 173 Lnion st. guitar teacher, 112 Clinton st. H—Sammy, son of Ira W. and Catherine I,. » FIRST-CLASS wood-seat ciiatr

/Y maker Pi take charge of six or el

man. Kkllkk

eruoou

RCSI

Rush, fi

lllg. f 173 fut

tM MY. son of Ira W. and Catherine I,. j rly «'f Dennison. Ohio, Sunday, j at 10.13 o’clock. [Terre Haute j

i an orchestra entirely ol lars address ( Has. \V.

. forint

morning. March 6. „ papers please copy. |

LOG FF.- Mrs, Isarklla, wife ofthe late George IjOgue,died at her residence 197 South New der

Funeral at S.3J a. IP. Wedt

,ker Pi take charge

wages paid for the right n

Marion. Ind.

f guitars. Hume.

and rocker

t dr eight men: good Kkllkk A Mead,

street. H. 1*67.

• unerat at 6.3)

tie late

I New Jersey 'day, March

! il I'N "I gooff addrffsa to work for us in Hits city; I i’I prolliubb'employment guartuiteetl. Apply beI tween 6 and 12 a. pj. Manager, room 15. Boston

i .. • '*t.

6 and 12

ock. N. Delaware >

"aNtEd-a

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Chicago Live 'MOCK Market.

Chicago, Marcli 7.—Hogs—Receipts 14.UU0 head.

Market unchanged.

before the mayor but a ah»: t time ago on a plea Market unchaugeJ. , i eventi.g, Mao of guilty, and,'on his promise not to again offend, j j’ 1 *- F* L5 Visiting breth he was °u s witcimrs i ttirlt' v ■ M ' 1OOM

*“• "., c | Mixed and heavy packing and shippfng-o65((S*j U)

out

! SJir

id costs. Yesterday he bad watchers j Ml> it to guard the approaches to his * <*, i!oon. but Mahoim managed to evade them, | lit, id being dress-ni in civilian clothes he Cov iid no difficulty iu making# case. Roister swore btoi

itead

> «5 0) 2 «*a3 50 2 tUtolS

TL r aXTET)—A man of temperate liatills. locateij TT outslile principal cities, to represent, in his section, an established house. Monthly salary *100

4 TTI.N1I' IN. PLASTKKKKS! Oruer yonrsaiul i 'J suited. Reference*. Manufacturer HudL, Lock A of Harry G. Patterson. '2».'i N. Miss i-aippi sL I Box .>•*•>. N.Yj i , X.iverv. sale and boarding stable. I 'TTACll ER, thirty or older, to solicit himself and \JAS0MC-1-liter Lodge. No 23. F.'andA. Ml I * manage state lor a prolusely illuairated etlticaAi stated uici mg till* Monday evening, March j R"i | *i work. Good chance lor ,right itiau. Mate 7, at hall, 23-oulu Meridian st. ' Vstu.r* welcome, j i 1 ^“ , ". 1 T , ^; l 4! P ^, 1 !‘ k ' t,)t ‘ neucc fuU - V ' N ' '• Uouse - Albert Ieob See. ‘ , TJLi’ANTKti-^li AN—AHrstclaasmui to Mke the

M4?*a ,1 LYr^S^itSN&«) I

pv^nlug, Mafob 7. In th*!r hail, Mh^on.c tempie. rare charts for a comi^ni uinii to crctiU- npereihren are welcomf* manent busings in his own rity r>r locality* as

eVt11lireTretdghl*'io -1 1'•ievetanrtblock c.wner j -om. n-'V, 1 mci.'.'a".

ave, aud IVniivs^o ni. AM old soldiers

1>').\ HD and V.ihim wjth privave family Ire I> gentleman of good character. Address N i, care New* ______________ 00 WHITE, good drTver, gooff habits, wrauree _ •», moderate; any honest work. Address H 2, cure New*. fix* RkNT bve or * x-room cottage iff good repair; L well and cistern. Give location and price.

Room 3B Circle house.

rpo RENT HT A H LfcTfor 'horse and baarT^ 1 vcnlent to Cot. New York and Tennessee StA Call 153 North Tennessee et. "IjARtliJ* ouuaing pi come to 11! North Delse I ws-e »l and buy a wood mantel, grate, tile hearth and facing all set complete for 125.

|| || | OLD HATH and rulkieregtHKlt (wringer* Pity's Rubber'peput.'47 Massschusett* aye'

Pity’s Rllbl fpilBIKDY s'lbAM LAI * I 11Y CXjitPANY, J il, N Delaw are st„ collect.* and dellversyoar laundry In any part of the ctty. Call or send postal.

r. r ~ihe line

nd

1 >KRSt)Ns INHKBtKD'tc tbc estate ot the bit I Dr. Funkhouser to call at 28 East Ohio sl. an settle, and save coats. _P. H. JxMEaoH^Admiatretoi

l»Y GKMl.KMA.N AND 55 1FE, L) unfiirnlsbetl rooms with board in

nnfiirnlsbetl rooms with tx>ard

ily, in eastern part of city. Addre

pkl, K>» North New Jersey, r ■ 1.1 nl ' v r ,...... ..IT.

ono or two private torn; n. cl chap-

-PO HF Y trom owner one dwetliug, to cost jK>t L over ?5,uiW nor lew* than *8,000, and one for *3.000 or less: state location and terms; will pay no

conimbwlons. A ntrea* C 25. core News.

fpHOHE Intending to take life Insurance to com1 pare the Connocilcnt Mutual’s late plans with those of other leading companies. It is of the utmost Importance that you have a definite poller contract -an agent'* estimate* are worthlem:you should demand your dividends every year, and thus know- how i our account atands each year: any other way you are liable to lose some portion ot your profits if you die, or lapse, before your lootlne period is reached. Room 32 Vance block.

TJARGaINH:

'Sj Finest French jiea* or musl aoc for 3-lb hucket honey, a 250 for 4 cans domestic oil sal

i or mushroona per can, 20c.

. ans domestic oil sardines

T2Sc for 1ft package Imported vermicelli. 15c for I doren boxes c irpet tack*.

8',e for best pic |ieacheA 2uc for 1 gallon can tomatoes.

20c per lb f'T fancy mixed nuts. I2c per lb for Star candles, k to the lb. •1 '.c per tb for medium whole codtisn. 6VC per lb tor large whole codfish. 25c for 3S R> died t'aiifornla grapes.

apneota

M. W

FOR SALE-BEAL ESTATE: ‘** ** *****

Meridian ft*

Ond t houies 825 per moot

wm w>

? ff^'keUiL 9 ^ aLaDUU1 ' *

see me. at 12)* North Delaware at. D. A. Kai-sTO*, rTlOMIE on easy pffj mw«ir7Y555rh5Sirnto^

grained and papered: “ ■ llveout of state; will sell at

42 N. Delaware sl

r F'letcher are* owe ImU at a sacrifice. RkipI

cssf

part ofeit/; ai«o cottages from |300 lo |\0Q0, to

ers. W. J/Xowby, 4 Iron bioclt. n want to buy a vs^ani lot, So3E and i now proparly ai a bargaii^ or If too i at'- »t a low rate of interoat* cai

ir 7ox X hum

hoi

a* i«gw iur iv*i, vuv el tue uarxailli* Ington street-lertHim frame noose In fim lot 4ux2tw, (hr 83,20f: nothing better; lee

\V AD9WORTH, *2 Circle SL

ADSWORTgjK

uth side Xtaitrai

conditio me.

ow I* V *t , fourth lot wait o i, 83k>; south skis Dunlop, third jox 110, law'w est side Kenlnf lonh of Nebradm, KkMl

trket st.

T OT so

I) Frank 11 n. lux 130, lot west of Franklin,

tan, corner first alley north

8350. Spann A Oo., 34 East Market st.

1AQ BkllkfontainL IsIrkeT.' fL»ra? LUO bargain. Nine-room house on f'altfornla at. 81.900; no better bargain, Four tenements oh

West st, near Vermont, j(i^00t

milage on North Illino'

fo.

big per cent. Nice

■ I note st, 83.000. Ous more 41-

ot lot on Merrill street for 8U0u. Other bargalao.

O. \VaP*WORTH, 38 C'

rnta grapes.

2Cc per tb for dried California apnn

Telephone 675,

rpIlF NKW CAH11 A yta'Massachuwrtt!

ngton *L

TEA HTORE—

•Jta'Mnssachusetts avenue. 17 Uxi. granulated sugar for 8L

Is lb*. A sugar for $1.

2r» lb*, extra C sugar fbr ft. 22 lbs golden yeilow sugar for fL

25 lb*, (lark sugar for fl.

loc tor 1 lb. ground colW. ISC lor 1 lb. good roasted coffee. 20c for 1 lb. tine roasted coffee.

25c for 1 lb. roasted Java 2bc for 1 lb. of greeu tea 25c for l lb. of black tea, 3c for 1 lb. of fair rice. 5c for 1 It), good rice.

7c for 1 lie best rice.

12‘-C tur 1 It), bulk bi 5c for i can sardines.

5c for 1 can corn, tc for 1 can beaus. 5c fur 1 can peas.

9c for 1 can 3-tb reacho*.

7 liar* FLvery Day soao for 25c.

6 bars Rabbit! s soap for 25c. 10 bars German soap for 25c. 8 lbs. tine raisins tor 25c. »

IlEN'RY At'lIEr,

‘263 Massachusetts avenue.

baking powdax.

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

i 0

Ki nttic.*'' a'T 1 . and Temus*»e -I. All and their families are ffordtaliy invited

John A. M. Cox. Fost Col

ATeNTS

fw cotoC. BRADFORD, ■w 16 AND 18 Hosiano Block. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. z ■ Braaah OtBct. *3 L-D,uit BUg.. W4SM:nGT0H. D. C.

ill H UJ Ui 0 UJ x

,-UI

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

; j STATIONARY ENGINEER 133MaSA ave.

“able, impartial iu which he

house,” and their best

Hpeakcr .'ft> ro “m , V(K ^ j; R , t ni; j ht t | H , re was a uieeting of the Lie' hud presided over the dcrkraiig society, but men w. re stationed ou th<

wish,l tor his mture wel- i ^

or his mture wel-

.. DICKSON & CO.

DRY GOODS

OCR CHEAP SALE To reduce stock, now going on, has met with good euccess, and will continue for two weeks longer. This cheap sale applies to all days of the week and to all kinds of goods. CHEAP DRY GOODS Of all kinds for all who want them.

A. DICKSON & CO.

FA.LjA.CiC.

TRADE

A WIGHT OT TKKKOB.

Hard or

and Suicide Deprive Boy of Bla Parents.

• Young

St. Lovw, March 7.—James F. Goodman, a wealthy citlacn of Huntsville, Mo., hod a dispute With his wife Saturday night about a piece ot real •Mate he had presented to hi* Rule son. Goodman kicked hit wife out of bed and then brained JuTwiih a boot-jack. The child witnessed the kfiftag. Goodman went to the barn, severed sn artery la his arm and bung himself to a rafter. Through a Trestle. St. Lous. March 7.—The south-bound Texas •xprew on the Iron Mountain railroad ran Into a washed-out trestle a few mites north of De Soto, Mo., about midnight Saturday. The train conOisted of two baggage cars and one express car, one Haeklnf ear, two fint-class ooechee and four sieepets, ana carried la all 130 paaaeDtefs. Bo far Mknown outy two person•> wese killed: David a machinist of De fioto, Mo., end Sam yer, brake mm on the rood. Besides these, were aloe persons more ar let* seriously in-

fare. It was unanimous y adopted. On motion of Sir. Thompson, a committee o! tivo, made to consist of himself and Mr. Gordon, was appeared to wait on the governor and ask It he had uny

further communications to make to the house. Mr. Niblnok introduced u resoluti n allowing

Clerk* Beveridge ami H .rdy §■> a day each during the sesdoti. Mr. Gordon moved to include KihtmaAier Runyan, but tho amendment wa* defeated—ayes87, nays 4i, and the resolution, in

turn, was" de tented by a vote ol 32 tool. Mr. Grose, chairman of the committee on be-

nevolent institutions, presented a report ot the investigation oi the insane h ispiial, a very lengthy document, covering several hundred pages. Mr. Gordon objected to Us consideration, as the original resolution authorizing ihe investigation hud provided that the report and evidence should be printed beiure any action should be taken, i he reeding ofthe report occupied the time until the

noon recess for dinner

I’reaentation* to PresMling Officer.*. The senate pages this morning presented President Smith with a gold pen and holder. I.eo Fitzpatrick and Bertie reibleman doing the ora-

torical honors

Speaker Sayre’s parlors were crowded with the republican members of both house*, their ladies and others at 10 o’clock this morning, while he, in blissful Ignorance of what was going on. was in another part of the building. A committee was sent out alter him and when he came in, looking somewhat wild and bewildered, Representative Griffiths proceeded to present him w ith a beautltul gold watch, chain and charm, onbe-

i pol .ee tvere ea'

stationed ou the

ranee of any but mem-

irefully barn

ly barred out.

The Fluid Again Exhausted.

Treasurer lA-mcko said this morning that he

had received returns from about one-third of the Hoi{.i~R.-oeipt.* 2.s») county treasmers of the stale, which swelled the ; anil strong and 15c Utgliei general fund to nearly SU.OOO when the morn- i puckers'"* ing mail had been emptied in. Before | Yorker*.

noon. however, it had all gone to nay * i’ig legislators and their clerks, and there' is

Natives W<H ' Western 3 iwtif i Bt. Louis Live Mock Market. St. Louts. March 7.—Cattle —Receipts ooo head:

market slroi gNatives Butchers. Texan*. liOKS—Recei

fl 40*'4 9': .1 ■liv.[)4 2)

'- 00003 5 i head. .Market very active

{.» 05 5 7 . 5a'. 95

i .> i<ai

j ciock. VtlttiiiE companions < UtKtHH Wm. WiHeeortler.

AN N OU NCEM EN TS.

yet a demand for more. Mr. Lcmckc says he h id expected as mucli more cash to be returned,

ixpee itad i

been made.

and, had it been so, the settlements could ha le. Tho members will get their satarh

ha* to pav th

mi y c

coveted his equ

through Mr. Schreeder,

sized

uanimity when the doorkeepers, ■ Mr. sc; M|i“

1 uhotogn

framed. Mr. Sayre managed to *«y that when

oorkeepers

resented him with a life

ihotouraph of tiimsell. very gorgeou

Unit ; wi

The Canadian Pacific. Ottawa, March 7.—Reports are current that He Canadian Pacific rood will ask another lars# ■rut (1KU#>),000) from th« government; that it is hot paying expenses, and that alUmotely it will W thrown on the hands of the government A special from Montreal states that these reports haw been set afloat by parsons intonated in ■took jobbing, that detect)vaa have unearthed a conspiracy touching the meUer, and that arrest* Of many prominent Oanadiane am tuminant. The Bolgonan Rebels. Som, March 7.-Baron Thielmaa, tho German Consul general, oo behalf of Russia, has demanded the relearn of six rebel*, two of whom have already been shot. M. FTesoh. the French Mosul general, has complained that Karaveloff I Tkanoff were maltreated by the government it denies the choree oo the admieela themselves. Tire porta hos ed t the government to deal lemeutiy with the

IlUUtVTYA. -VXS , »2)S»J * V 4AZi*»tre*5-va * •*-»» he looked at that picture he could not help but feel that nothing was made in vain, and, if die was good lor no other purpose, he certainly made a handsome picture.' Hut this was not all. tor in a lew minutes the house pages presented him with a handsome pair of gold sleeve-buttons. Temple SneUuun and Isaac Gctelsun doing tho honors. Altogether it was a very pleasant morning for Mr. Sayre, who has made an excellent preaid ing officer, and has been considerate and courteous all around. • 1 he Democratic Senate last Saturday afternoon presented Green hmnh a handsome watch and chain os an evidence ot their higti regard for

him. Legislation Accomplished.

Thesummary of bills passed by both houses and approved by the governor shows th it not much haa been accomplished in the way of legislation. Among these are acts legalizing the incorporation ot the towns of Bunker Hill. Tipton, Orleans, Middleburg, Hunting:on, Dunkirk and Pieiccton. Mr. Jewett's bill requiring weeklv payment to employe* passed. Of the relief measures that were introduced, those were passed providing for the pavmeut ofthe claim of Bake:

Smith & Oo. of 86,522 for steam

mbit

lew out Of

rsemeat.

nes. I’ liis

even it Mr. Lcnicke

own pocket and wai tor re

Superior Court Killings. The superior court met to-day in general term.

Opinions filed:

903. Robert Kenniugton v«. Pan-Handle railroad company. Affirmed. Per curium.

ud compan;

IS. Jolui X- Gaston et nl. vs. George D. Vin-

cent et al. Affirmed per curium.

•Mi. John O'FcrraU vs. Gil Vaneamp. Reversed. Howe and Walker, Taylor iillug dissent-

ing opinion.

E«i w ard C. Cooper and Cliarles K. Barrett were

admitted to practice.

Private Senatorial Trip to Florida. Washington, March 7.—On Tuesday a party of seuuiors, consisting of Messrs. Sherman, Mauderson, Palmer, aud others, will leave Washington en route for Florida on a pleasure trip. Before returning e trip to Cuba is contemplated. They will be on the road upward of two weeks On

i~ *

liver a speed

the return trip Senator Sherman expects to Ue-

ch at Nashville, Tenn.

Decline* To Serve. Paris, March 7.—On tho plea of id health. Mgr. Rampolla Del Tindaro, at Madrid, has declined the papal secretaryship mode vacant by the death of Cardinal Jacoblni. Thk property known as the Lentner estate, situated on Indiana avenue, has been in litigation as to one-third thereof, until recently the Marion circuit court has decided the content in favor of the estate, and hence the property belonging to the estate will be sold by the administrator as bn entirety. THE JUAKKEF NEWS.

Pigs....

Indianapolis Grain .Market.

Wheat Is struggling to hold its own; corn i* firm, anil oats are quiet amt easier. The following ottering* were made ou'chans-to-day. Wheat—' >. 2 red 83,‘4C, No. 3 Sic. rolected 77c. i"rn—No. : .die Sn’iC, No. 2 yellow .-me. No. 2 mixed 37‘jC. sound ear 37- t (q i8c. Oah—Mo.2while39c. Hay No. 1 tim-

othy 810.75 f. o. n. No. 2 8S.50.

Total Inspections—In. wheat 5 cars, oats '2 cars, corn 54 t-ars, hay 0 CMrye Ocar: out, w heat 0 cars corn 13 car*, rye Ocar, oai»" car. Total Receipts—Flour l,2*> barrel*, wheat t.'Jri bushel.*, corn o4.ilui) bushels, oats h>,0 0 husbels, rye tioo bushels, barley 3,wn uushels. hay 2 cars. Shipment*—F'iour S75 barrel.*, wheat 1.200 bushel.*, coin 22,200 bushels, oat. 11.090 bushels, rye bushels, barley 4,>>':u bushels, bay 1 car. Toe following were track bids on ’change to-day: Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean *2V. No. 3 Mediterranean 3i l Jc, No. 2 red sIV. No. 3 rod 77c bid, rejected 7oc, March no bid, .April no bid. May no bid. unmerchamable nnhm. June no bid. 55'agon 5Vheat—sale* reported at *iXx Corn—No. 1 wbite no bid. No. 2 white o8!*c. No. 3 37hc, No. 4 white uobid. No. 1 yellow no bid. No. 2 yellow 37c, No. 3 No. 4 yellow 35c. No. 2 mixed .Kj'y, No. 3 mixed l *c, sound ear mixed 3H- 4 c, white no bid,. March no bid, April no bid, May no bid, June no bid. wagon corn 55o. Oats—No. 2 white Joke. No. 3 white no “bid, mixed 2s i e c. rejected white 29c. mixed no hid, unmerchantable 2-V-. March uo bid, April no hid.

May no bid, June no hid.

Bran—$l:'.i)h, R.-e—jbUc.

Hay-Choice no bid. No. I 89. No. 88.50. Mlscellaueou* I'roduee. Dealers’ Selling Prices—Celery—Michigan '2fy<v25c, fancy 4Wol4.ic per dozen, onions red 82.75 per tiarrel. yellow 8275(a.3.'»t Potatoes ZNaHOc per

e 4(suite per bushel.

iadel-

lor Bakers’ Pride.

T'j K. BbYNT'ONr 179 N. Alabama St)

OFF BARG AINB at Howe's dry goods store. 136

. . . , C5 Vireun.i ave

i Jo I 4 i». Kl* ' YON. bo-ise and sigu pointer, 175 East

1 A. Walnut street.

1 jY' tffirst cIom bostlVr In private house. 171 Per

kins street

» N uiis nirs p!see; experienced person. Please

A cal' 327 We-I Michtgnn '>• __ / I IHI, t il- »--:-:ant mi noil eworg; a I ence. Aildre** W 25. New* office.

good reter-

*17 G, Ri'BUnU. 1 out’ :wmr and OUltder. 2BU TT , Mas*acbi|H»ttsave I J.VI ENTS—t'. A case*. Nc

rAASBIO

’ M. Kaschio,

1’. JAI'IIH-. attorney to patent

>. o 111 East M ii rket SL

CIGAR, ssoinetiiiiig entirely new. C.

r.,2t Fasi Washington strec

TT OI'BFKEEPEU. Middle-aged lady with small I 1 elniJ: in small fanclv. 122 N. HI. *'.. 4 B p* rt r bv a man of long experience. Ad-iitil-ex or call on F. A Meyer, 4U0BOUUI Merl-

idun street.

VI AN. '.'S, While, yoii'l lioMler, experience m city a'l as coachman, good habits, wages reasonable.

Address. G 2. care News.

‘ KM i'l.ilY'MFNT OFFiCE, 7>S igtoii street. Wanted places for six

eral housework.

-'JVl-'J——g

J > OOMS for rent.

81 W. Ohio st.

W. OHIO, turnlshed. for gents.

ic^ ROO MS af ill KTeZuiylvawi ^r ^URNIBHOj rooiiriSJ'W. New Yort rf 1 il UKK nicely turnlshed rooms. 122 N. llltnota

1 st.

17XCHANG 1j East W.o

iNlnni

oii girl* for gene

VOW IS YOUR a.* Shoes, at ( osBY

new.

East Washington street,

lime for bargains in boot* aud

v's 04 Nonh renneylvania.

/so TO NAV'-N’s photugranU gallery. Firsi\1 cias* cao tieia. »3 per doz. 00G North I’enn. OTF.AMbHIP PAMBAGES at low rates. E. P. O WlLiil'R, agent. No. 1 East Washtugtm st.,

lodianapo'is.

» TTENTIo57 BRICKLXyF.RH—Order yoii? /V Sau l ot Harry O. I'ouerMin.ivj N.MissLssippl st, livery, boarding and sale stable. pATK.'T' For IN V EN TO KBIT United States and foreign obtained promptly aud salislaciorily by If. P. Hood. Journal building. 17 V ERyBODY to see our patent folding i>eil* and Lj wasn standa; no hutnbuB: warranted to give sattalaction. Cabinet Mah tae’ Union, corner Pine

and M iirket. IT AVE jin il nolstering

feath LKB,

WANTED—AGENTS.

4 FEW RELIABLE AGENTS, ladles or geutle7x men. to sell the White maculmi. Write H. M. Co. R. K. STkeHENs, Manager, 19 Massachusetts ave. _ I |.'OK (he "Life of General Logepf tlie matcbleae F citizen-soldier; the ever-victorious geiiersl: tne illustrious statesman: by his chosen hiogrspln-r, George Francis Dawson, with an Introduction by Mrs. Ixigan; everybody wants the book; sells at sight; wrlie quick 4iefore all Ihe good territory Is gone. N. (4. Hamilton 3£ Co.) 349 Superior st., Cleveland, O. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

jpURNiMliKD ilijuMB. _t,S Massachusetts avei LU.KNlB li ED aua uiifurui»iied.' al Bouib Missls-

Jl sippi st. r . ( _ ..."

K or two Tartfl*roouis; rtr lumHekefpiug. b4 N.

Alabama st* ___

rpwo IINFURNImHEI) ROOMS; 8» per moniE

1 191 N. Ka*i st.

L'UKNTMHKD ROOM. '2u6 East Ohio 8L Price 1 s', per month. _______ t| HltEKor loui rooms; bfftuMasepiua;flratfloor: I 4:21 N. Ill 1 r.i'l* 1JI.F2AMANT furnLshed room tor gentieman. 1)5 1 West Yerniout st. Tl AN D'O.MKLY' furnished rooms, with board. I l 11* N. MirM-sip| 1 st. TTI KNIBUKIi and unfnrmsoLsJ rooms, room 22, I Grand ots-ra-bouse block fSUiRK'l-; PLI-.aSant KU'I U.-*;Hgni houieM?fr X ing. 1*4 Ksst New Y'urk st. v ICE LY FU11NIs H - i-Jli KUOMB, large aud II smally 7s Norlli Illinois st. / IliOK'E aim cm-Ho rooms at D. A. Ral.to.n's Vz office. tZS Nnri b Delaware sl. Tl" iLL-t rKNlMHl.Ii front room w.ih board m »Y private family. 211 bkist Ohio. fl’WO or three pleasant rooms, furnished or unJ liirnisLed. 95 West Vermont st. 17C it * 18H ED ROOM!* tor gentiemen, with flfsO X class hoard. 190 North Tenhesaee 1JA NIIMOM ELY-T V it MM Hffimid u Iiturnisnffd XI rooma. 243 Norm I'ennsy ivania st. __ l^ftoN L, hanoBomejy-mmuoeii room tor genueX_ man. ■294 North Pennsylvania street. I7URMM1KII front room; a eo, good board and r lodging: fl per week. l2B_Vlrgintaave. i| 'WO nice room* fir*i fibor. all conveniences for X housekeeping: cheap. 293 E. New York st.

^Botns, psrtH

large lot on A*11 *L tor' 82.8U0—oo poymreta; • handsome new cottage. 6 tootus, good stable, Urn lot and fine fruit, Shelby st„ $1,400: several de*lrub’e lots north and northeast, belonging to non-reel-dent*, at greai bargains. Capital Investmsnt com-

pany, Sentinel bunding.

^ ^N Thurv^ay, M arch IQ^qt j o'clock fk houses, kumtm as No*. 35 Garfield iLUce and 300

Peru st.,both houses on one 1 rooms, gaa, cellar, cistei

one lot; one house haa 9 ell, wood-house and

st) boas and cool Garfield

place to Peru su. with aside alley oh the north. These houses are In excellent condition; no In-

ruums, gna, sl able. Thi

OOl

t.-.ern well,

other house (No. 390 Pi cellar, cistern, well.

rooms, gas, cellar, cistern, well, wood ai bouse; the lot is ICG x 162, extending from! place to Peru sl.with aside alley oh the eae houses are in excellent condition; t lubraore nnd title perfect. Terms -One* cash; the balance one. two and three years, with lha privilege of Baying all cash. The above property le located between LTnmln ave. and MeveaUi *t„ and two squarea eaet of College ave.

Co. I_ N. Pkrby. Anctioneer.

W. E. Mick 4b

FOR SALE—Horses and Vehicles.

QNE light delivery wagon. Coll ITS W. Washlng- / / OOD UORsE: sound anff gentle, ivi West Vacs'' YJ jaaontsL JJON^Y phaeton and harness; cheap, 771 Non& , Washington st. /'t OOD BPKIN'G W: VX Delaware st.. alley. A '^rideT^W^dlreuavi l,ize; ^ rol(e t0 dhT* *' / IhEAP."twoweated carrlageTiintrly new. Kretf v/ 1 l^in'8i*t«blp. W. Wafthlogion. Yj Tl, PT TeXmT 1 ‘ i!^' 1 “nd wagonT^uHrepTS? i’l cash. Inquire 95 W. Vermont aL

j^lARKIAOE owners should have their vehtclw KoHiUN^dfca, a^n iworgla afreeL** 1 ** ° aM ’ f fUHT turn-over seat road cart, buck-board wagon, $25. If you wont the latest style carria^e.^diaoton or^road wagon see A. J. Johr A Cow

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. j^LECTRlCAL BUPPLIEfl 13 arcls tL £t rt'^rone Wtllnneft'tBoirisnrraBiafo JJtSTJsiiHojLD'iood! very cheap. 284 N.~Tenneift J^LAClfBMlTli anvil and wrought Iron rigei W Inffiana a\ C0U ^' lJUtJ ' Cincinnati shoe storai

“ a OUMU - 1B ^

C°ik Offl0 ^ 7 Vir “ al *

nla ave.; reasonable

Si.

ot ■! an establishment of t«o-

•ring and repairing of fuiuilure. Also, trs ami in ut tresses renovated. Jay F. Dlb-

116 Massocldwetts ave.

AUCTION SALES.

L. HUNT. Auctioneer. <4 E. Court st.

rel. yellow $2.75(0.

bushel Iron) wagons, trom ston Sweet potatoes—Keuuick)

veet not phtaa 83.su pock bo:

«t55c pei

mucky* fiuuiii.iii, Fin In

barren New tomatoes $LU0to'L25

Honey—Pounds caps unglasst l boxes 12'g.uc per pound.

per

sed Hto

Cab-

New York silifca Vlarket.

New York, March 7, N«in.—Money 1* easy at 3 (1^4 per cent. B&r silver 81.00)4. The stock market had a spurt of activity after 11 o'clock, lu which Western Union and Lackawanna were most con. spicuoiis and the former advanced 1* and the latter lj per ceuL The gains In the general list, which

measures that were Introduced, t

he payment of the

appffii

insane hospital; K> W. B. Burford for print-

claim of Raker,

attis at the

ing; tstw to Levi R. Green, and other act relief ot Kassels* Jones, the sureties c Mcrriticld. Samuel Dickerson and Nathac Among the imnoitaut measures that have gt to the governor and been approved by turn 1 the act* to establish tbc Indiana Soldiers-' phans 1 home, which carries with it on appro) atiou offlOD.dOfi to erect new buildings and 1 filly acres of that portion of real estate now

iear

col

iea«ed by the home; tii erect the Hendricks and monuments ou slate grotinds: to establish the Indiana Hohool lor Feeble-minded'Youth at

«X) for real ea at#: and 88,5iw to pay teacher* and malumlu the children at Fort Wayne while the

Tire Ooean Yacht Bacas

[Special to The ludlauapolis Newaj Nrw Yoax, March T.-The peat ocean yacht which wot postponed at the laot moment on ’ win b« itarted to-morrow if tbe wind it .„ta. Mr. Bush.ot the Oogonet.aays everydepends upon the wind, which was untavtoo Saturday, and that be will not ollowthe i to go onkM with lull aheeta or on a Utah

1 wind. •till Panicky at Mica,

t, March 7.—In oonasquenoa of the paple 1 by the reoaat earthquakaa, hotel-keepers

Mmred by the recast earthquakM, botel-keepdre

E&ttoMSmiriT 1 ^

onument air

U appropriated. Other senate to the governor, on

ipproval, and which he will provf.e tor the placing of the

>an statue iu one ofthe niches of the ci inda; *3,500 for repairing the leu irvatlon of thff I ippeesuoa baule-grotn ug a method of taxation of building a

,ecap-

ces nd;

and

but tho

umi

Ul ball, lor whit e 8200,000 is appropi

bills, rent from theH Saturday, for his ui

probably sign.

Hackelman statue iu one ot the

Hoi rotu

and preeerv ^ . .

prescribing a method of taxation of till] loan asaociaUous which exempts all

11 or eai

death penalty at the state's prisons, which requires sheriff! retake the condemned prisoners to one or th* other of these prisons five days before the execution to to taxe place, and there it is to be carried out between day fixed; concemiu lands, Inckoetl or open, wl tor any one re hunt on these lands, uotwiitwau • ing the cloima of bunting clubs to tbe exclusive nae of tbe landa Acte concerning the organIzHtton and perpetuity of voluntary associations relative to the Importation of borseo; authoricing cities and towns to issue bonds to fund Indetfieineta referring to 9200,000 of the debt of Fort Wayne, which Is to be refunded et a lower rate of IntereM; in relation to Green River Island, authorizing tbe governor to proceed la the federal courts toward the settlement of tbe claim to this Island urged both by thla stare and Kentucky ; regulating tbe taking-up of animals; and releasing a judgment tn the Lagrenoe Circuit Court: requiring payment of employee at mining and manufacturing companict every two weeks in cash, which I* dee gned to do away with the store-check system; authorising th* trustees oi Jamestown to oompiomiee tax

was firm, were tbr Insigu ticaut fractious only. The advance was not ftuly maintained later in the hour, and at noon tbe market la dull and barely steady. Government bonds—U. B. T* 1U0.V ■‘ , -

coupon 12b);, 4,v» coupon 108J»,

Iffin-

daiusExpreso. 143 i preferred

lie, glassed oozes I2to>t3c per pound, taobage $1.0Ha-1.75 a barrel. Cider fi.’HKi 5.50 per 32-gallou tiarrel, F. K. fT Om^MXi per 45-gallon bar-

rel. Beeswax IstoiJOc per pound.

83.75f#A4ii per barrel, c

ranbei Granes

Spanish

rlda oranges russets

£3. 0 3 •! 3 Pacific G’s of ’95

Adams Expresa.— 143 | preferred—— V»)< Aliegtieuy Central- Northwestern- Ho-, AUoii.Terre ifaute .. 295,' preterred. 141);

••• N. \ . Central llo. l 4

gallon bi

per pound. Apples fancy

r5ffiA5u per barrel, common $2.75(^3.20. Craouer-

tes ** 5(Xat).uo per barrel. *LQu(a.ii') a bo: -Malagas !''..Jkasaf») per half barrel, onion* per crate ILiYto-iAO. Florida oraui

ri2’,®3.uc, bright Valencia fH.DWflI7.90. BeausChoice navy *1.70(0,175 per bushel, niedtum *1.60(0.1,70, marrow tat $2.01^2. lu. Hickory nuts large $L2S(a 1.50 shellbarks $1.50^1-75 per busheL

ladianauolla i'rovision Margot.

Jobbing Prices—sugar-cured ham*. “ Reliable, brand* IDttgiL'tc. Morgan <t Grey brand qe less Cottage Mam ‘Reliable" braud be. California bam, "Heliabld'liranii SIolsMc. English break fa*! bacon. "Hellabie" brand tic. Englishsboulders"iteliable'’ brand 7\<d9c : dried tieef '‘Porter” brand I2c. "Reliable" brand 15c. mls-cut bam* s^c. mivcm shoulder* 6i;c. bacon clear sides. Hein or medium flMc, backs 9V,c, bellies 10c. Engl sb cured clear sidei unsinoked »V- backs TSic, bean pork per barrel. Mr pounds $18.90,rumppork per barrel$15.01). chop pork per barrel 200 pounds flu.'*), - lard pure keuie-ren-dered in tierces chilled bt;c; balf-b.irrel* ?;c, and

fifty-poand tub He advance on tierce

| ^ N. PERKY, general auctioneer. 6S East Mar-

J|EAL StA'fE AT AUCTION

will sen

EHTaTK” A'f AtCTTON - Tuesday, 115. at 2 o'clock p. tn., on tbe premises, we ai public uuC'ion. that elegant three-story vdonce. with basement, known as No. 473

brick residence, with basement, known

Nor. b Illinois street, containing 12 to 14 rooms, gas, bath, hot and cold water, -.voter closet, stable, etc. Lot Hi.'j.vJlU to an alley. No incumbrance and title perfect, on very easy terms. Versons wishing to look through the property can do so al nny time.

W. a. Mickffieff. i.. N. Pt iuiy. aucitonoer.

■*' UCTIUN SA1.EOF FUKNITURE-'-$i.0i4i'w orth A worth of good furniture, consisting otbed room sets, nearly new extension tables, wardrobes, dressers, too diesis, wash-stands, bed-spring*, rocking chairs and all kind- of chairs, carpets, stove*, beating and cooking, a large variety ot cbinaware and dialisa. bedoond beddlna.sneeia, oillows and bolster cases; also pillows and bowl-l' rs. towels and linens, for bed and table, everythlug u-ually kept in a firstclass house. Kale Thursday, March 10. 1**7 at9:30 a. m., and continue until all is sold, in Casino budding, (formerly tbe Zoo), Come one ami oil and bn nice good* at your price. Central Laud, Loan and Investment company, by J. C. Fuileuwider, Auc-

tioneer. A. Miller. Proprietor.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

u.Y'

preferred <

American Express—UO N. Y.Cht, A BL L_._ 17Y* Bur., C R. ft N. 55 preleneiL 29), Canada sonthern 595; Ohio Central . ... Central Pacific. ieVObk) ft Mississippi.... 27M Chicago & Alton.. 145 preferred 9-> preterred- —ns) Dtiiario ft Western... J7S Chic.. Bur. ft Q. 133 O. R. ft N .'.....MU*

KSSTtanss »-

liel. ft Lack IW!, PRUburg 15ii Denver ft K. Grande. 24 Reading 37 Erie _..... 34H Rock island U0 preferred 73‘,KL Louis ft Baa Fran 34 ort Wavne Ite preferred- 67?t lannibal.KL Joseph 1 1st preferred—__.ll»

preferred KL Paul. 915* Harlem .225 preferred 121 Houston ft Texas 82 -Sl, Paul, MIn.ft Man.,1 IS Illinois Cnniral JJO'i'St. Paul ft Omaha ttt'£ ind.. Bloom ft W'st'n. 23 preferred -..ills Kansas ft Texas. IlHjTexas Pacific 28 Lake Erie ft West’n. 1* Ln:on Pacific — *»?» 1-ake !*tiore C 95‘, L. B. Express «4 LoulsvUleft Nash *2 Wabash. KL I-ft Poc 17)* LonhiViUe ft N. A., filk nrOfarrod N'.

6IS preferred.

Wells Fargo Kx.

— 29‘, —.129)*

Mori etta.Ciu,let pref .... Wells Fargo Et 2d preferred... Western Union.

Memph.ft Chartesl’n.66 Quicksilver ov* 8SSW&: S' effiga==58{!

preferretl 43 S C„ (R. U ft P. 17

Missouri Pacific HteV preferred S8«

Mobile ft Ohio Mi* M. L* A ft W 82 Morris ft Essex.. tti I preferred—. it

uh. ft c

Ui j preferred 107 » Columbus* Vick... 35S __ 7o)* T. ft U Central pref. 5ti

5T;

N. Pacific..

Indinuapoiis YYRoieaala Market. The continuation of good weather will undoubtedly bold the general market up to tbe present figure*. Poultry and egg! have dropped off oonsWcrably and itwai not expected they mould do otherwise.

1 Messina* I

French 1

ii»12c. walnuts Naples 17c. •c, paenaa western fffiUc, raw pea-

tty-pound tub i(t ounu pails )«c adv

ance, oologna la cli

rcea. twenty otb ti.'nC, skin

vo 7c,

Eggs, Butter. Poultry and Feathers. Khipiiers’ Prices—Eggs 12c, salted and pickled half price. Butter—Fancy couuiry roll 13c. cou try choice Ukw 12c. sells trom store at 14toil5c. Li poultry—Winter chickens 8c a pound, ben* ' per pound, roosters old and young 3‘jc. ben turkeys 7c. toms 8c. geese full leathered Li. 4ow. 0.90 a dozen, picked ITUi. ducks 5,‘»c u p mud. Feathers—Prime goose Sac pound. Rags—f LOO per 100 pounds _ Coal and Coke. Anthracite $«.7>m07.Ui per ton, Pittsburg $1.0) Jackson coal 83,75, Piedmont and Ulosshurg $4 Itaymond City Hon, Dugger ' Peacock) lump fLOi out 12.40. Kanawha 84.n0, Brazil 4:.25, Island City lump 8AUU. out 82.59, crushed coke lac a bushel or tamper load, lump coke 12c per bushel or fX<)0 a Indianapolis Flour Market.

Cheese. New York state full cream 14<$l3c. western full cream UHOSHlic, Ohio part cream tripllc. skims W 001. Tut>-waabed and picked JVftrtc. nnwaibad In good order, 23(j)'25c. burry andcotted M <p2lc. Markets by Telegraph. B*LTIM0Kk, Marcb 7.11 kin.—Wbi-at—CoxhOOfoi 91\c, March and April 92c, May Ut&Xffr. CornCash and March April 48Y.&4JO, May-

47 Sc.

Toleoo. O.. March 7.—Wheat—Active and easy: »sb S3i,#83),c, May s4 r ,c, June <i6-,e, August 8fio Corn—>ileady: cash Wijc. Mav 41i»c. Oats glad. Gluvereeed—Coon aud March li.25

V7OW is ihe time to subscribe for stock in the J. * Mutual Jlome and Savings association; shares s 25 cents per week: no back dues to pay; dues any time during the week and bn evening* at office. W. A. Rhodes, Bec'y,

Mark' '

8100: duee can pay d Friday e\

72 1 oat Market sL

rjVfl 1 E »TO< k inK)K8 of the oecond *.-rieiof the 1 National saving and Loan association are now open for subsoi l 1 lions. A ie» shares may still be bad. bhares. 82im each: weekly payments. 65 cents. For shares apply toC.it. Ketbelman, secretary, SO East Court; Frederick Thoms, of Spiegel, Thoms ft Co . treasurer: Charles F Robbins, attorney at law, or at the meetings ol the association every Wednesday evauing, al 247 K Washington *t. rpHK NUKTH blllE wfU issue tnird senes April X 7; books now ready. We will have plenty nuinay to loan to members at a low premium. Secure your shares at once. Call on Thursday nights, corner 8t. jo. and Illinois streets; or, Msrt T. Ohr, 14 N. Pennsylvania: Georg* Chandler, 374 W. Washington »L; w. IL Miner, 73 A Meridian: Theo. Wueruer presideuL M2 N. Mississippi; W. H Stringer, sec.. 42* N, Mississippi,

Y DAIRY ROUTE. Call room 31, Thorpe block. \ GOOD WORK HORBE at _ 5uik"store,'SrW: i\ Wash st. ( 1 BEAT 14-oa. Aucnor soap, only to. A wonderful VI washer. _ STORAGE for household good* 69 WestWasn L' ipgton su V'KW SPRING MILLiNERY', cheap. 446 Vira * ginta ave. I I UMES ON IPAYMEN DS. Ijbfflff H. Giboon",

II arcbltecL

1>OAKD bv man and w its. Address, stating X> terms, K 2, New*. Qj ^ Fndt afull set or teeth at JLxmHxsT’s, 18);

07,-: E. WASHINGTON sT. for second-hand

Z it)

X>aTRONT/K FRIENDLY INN for wood; coal

X snri kindlln*. Teienhnne 82X

c ECOND-HANir .TMjfilTSG;' urgnmt - p7lSi

O paid. Lihowu-z. 2u7 E. Wasolngton.

r'tAVi-OFF CLOTHING. 293 East Washington, Vr Higliesl price caid. J. lit dwkitsk v. r j'G lit Y pure maple »sp by the barrel. F. M. X Akciidkacon. 278 West Washington *L T^ADitS and ^bUi^wOTaiM off clothinff.”UB Xj MaHAaennsett«. Mhs. Vaui|»kknbititn. |»l)Y COTf AGE on monthly payments: must be 1) cheap and cenlraL Address M 2, care New*.

central. Address M 2, care

XT OTICE TO CCS! UM'EIL-S-i s 1 have purchased the grocery store and mi market of K. D. Brvaot. Dan Lemon’s old stand,

151 and 153 West Washini

gton : it a]

1 sugar.

$1.00 for 17 pounds ol granu 81.00 for 19 pounds A sugar. 8UK) for 19 pounds white C sugar. 51.00 for 20 pounds light C sugar.

1 Lot; R AND MEAT.

rel for White Rose flour.

NOTICE.

and pat-

T* E. biCKLER. pateot soiicitor. rootle! tern maker. HO houth Pennsvlvaiita

A DMiNI-sTRAToi'.H SALE OF Kl:AL~"ESA TATB-“Notlce Is hereby given that I, Daniel H. Limner, as administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Elizabeth Limner, deceased, will sell at public sale the following deocribed real estate, to-wlt: Tbe north half <K) of lot eleven fll) in square ten (10), being 41 feet and 8 inches front on Indiana avenue, and 29 feet and 6 Inches front on West street, in the tbe city of IiMiarotpcli*, in Marion county, state of Iniliau*. Haiti sale will be made of *ald real estate on the tnb day of April, 1887, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door of tbe court house iu tbe city of Indianapolis Terms of wile—One-ibird Oj'K-ash In liand:one-thlrd tKiinsix inouthn. and

one-third In twelve inoetbs; deferred p«ym

es withS |ier cent, imerest, ]

$415 per barrel for White Ro* t:'.s5 per Darrel for good itour. 55 cents for'25-pound same Whit $L0o for 100 pound* corn meaL 2s cents for 7 pounds oat meaL 25 oenla for 6 pounds rolled oats. 2ncent* per pound forull kitals package codees, is cents per ponml for best Rio cotlee. 25 cents per pound old government Java coffee. Teas lu to accents per jiound; 20 per cent, less than yon pay eisew here. WPODKM WAUL fO cents for No. 1 tuba. AY cents for No. 2 tubs. 35 cents for No. 3 tubs, in cents lorone 2-hoop buckM. 12)4 cents for one 15-c«nt broom. 15 cents for one 20-cent broom. 2n cents for one 25-cent broom. 25 cent* for one beat parlor broom. 2.4 cents for 3 pounds French prunes. 7,t» cent* for l pound dried apple* or peachaa ficents per pound for all kinds jelUoa. 5 cents per pound lor apple butter. 6 cents per quart for navy beans, r >i* tc!

nnd 1

4 cents for one pons

good plug tobaeeok fine cut lohaeoo.

Mcentsforonepoi X< cents for one ponni

1 for 5 good cigars; try them,

aid

I J. T. tobacco, d star tobaooa

idencea by notes with 8 per cent. inleresL pay in tiank and .secured by mortgage upou said

Damel It. Lintekk. admlnist

a-ked.

—Nvglectad.

bid; April $4.2).

’HI

—Gash y fciko March

May 4«c«84sMc. Oat—fash 36)4ci>vt5Lc. .March Wf,c^3b^c, April 38^c^37Mo, May 37)tctfl7>»c.

No. 2 red May 92}*(«9:i4,c, 872,(00 bushel* do June 93 l 4<!79ic. W.'**) bu*nais do July 49,000 bnsliel* AugUttttRt&tnJ'C, F21,009 bush) receipts U9.>a) busheh

, Attorney.

ents ev■■ble

nsl Wllh

estate. Daxjei. 11. Lintskk. admliiistrator, the will annexed, of the estate of Elizabeth Lim-

ner. I. L, Bloom ea. Attn

EDCATIONAL. npRAlNTNG HCnOOL TTf EYPR8»SION, X When block, Jndianapolht Hpnng term of ten weeks begin*Thursday. March 10. Instruction In •locution, oratory and dramatic art. Address Mas. Lccia Ji-uaM Mabtin. FrincIpaL

STOLEN.

T7BOM 84 Massachusetts avenue, Allen breacbX loading shot gun. Liberal reward for its retnrn and no qnestions ssked.

FOR TRADE.

IT Ansa*. Nebraska and Indiana landa W. J.

Jv r “ ■

Lowav, 4 Iron Block.

> cents for one pound fine cull

ae pound J. T. tob

me pound Hu good cigars;

25c per gallun for bast golden siroD.

3uc per gallon for best sorghum mol ami 40c per sollon^for best N. O. molaama

38c per gallon for maple sirup. 14c per dozen lor fresh eggs.

BOA PS.

S’sC per bar for Palm Leaf soap. 3!,c per bar for Every Day soap. 3,Sc per bar for Kyana soap. 3* > c per bar tor Queen ofthe laundry ■ 3 V per bar tor King of tbe Laundry aa 3',? per bar for Hulpbited soap. 3) a c per bar for Big Gun soap. 3*.,o per bar for Best on Eartb soap. 8Sc per bar for Any Day soap. 4‘xc per bar for Babbit's.soap.

CANNED ooona

10c for 1 3-lb. can oxtail soon 5c for 1 can (Taltforma Lima I

nrowfot pea Led beuna

: for 1 can

r 1 can

5c for 1 txu baked beam

5c tor 1

urma Lima baana

5c for 1 can Marrowfbt peas.

can Encampment lunch,

ic for 1 can spiced boueless pig'* fret

loc for 1 can mackereL 10c for X can ciatna.

Sc for i can ham and cgii Re tor 12-lb. can extract coffm, 6c for 1 con Bayer’s oyster*.

Joe lor i Mb. cao Bayer’s oysters.

7!,c for 1 can black iierriea 7Sc for 1 can red chcmOO.

j*e ror 1 can McMnrrle's string beana ltx> for 1 3-lb can tab:* pearbee in sirup.

7'jC for ' 3-lb can pie peaches.

8c for 3 lump flues.

10c for 1 Mb, can snlced pork tenderlola.

5c for 1 pint bottle blueing, bosL

6c for 1 good scrub brush.

J.P. Kektkp.,

Whole-ale and Kotall

GROCERY,

Ul aud 183 West Washington *L

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

^EK LIST, 34 E. MarkeL Jko. S. Sfan.n ft Co. gM ALL cottage; 477 W. Pratt »L: good condition: l-l'5u“K:Trro6in*r 42) b-Tlllnois.' Im,uIre“46'E

IX lilinoia

fliHREL-ROOM COTTAGE. XnfiUire 488 STorth X TenneKsee *L UKK D. A. RA U4TON before you select aboute. k) 12*. North Delaware st. iniVK-ROOM COITAGE; 839 North .Mississippi. X Apply '250 North Tennessee.

\T 1CK tour-room cottage to tamily without clUi1* dren. Inquire 388 North Alabama.

1 > REP BROS.. Reutal Ageuta See list at office,

XV 42 N. Delaware.

I\Ei*lKAllLE HOL'SK", rooms ami storerooms i f in all part* of the city. Call or send for printed list. C. E. Coffin’ ft Co., 90 E. .Market st. "VICE brick house; 7 roo'ms; all In first-classcon-i> dittoo; city water in house; newly-papered; within 8 square* oi postoffice; northwest; 4 squares norm of Slate house; rent r27.oU per mouth. P. XL

FlTZuERAtb, M Fi Market *t.

TJl'RNIfiXrtit) or tintbrniBhed. my residence, No. X 80 Ctrcl* otreet. if not rented as a whole by the 1st of March rooms will be for rent separately with heat, gas, water and attendance; satlstactorv reference required; will not be rented for a board-

ing house, w. H. English.

I,''U RNTTURE oh payments. I Carpets on iiayments.

Etoven on payment*. Curtains on jiaymema. I'iotures on paymenta

J furnish vour house complete on payment!. Twodollar articles on 25c a week, three-dollar articles on 50c a week, f to uu on $1.00 a week. I give tbe best prices on payments or lor casn. Johk Clpm e,

99South Illli ol* st.

FOR RENT—OfTices and Stores.

PHOTOGRAPH BOOM, newly renovated; splenX did light; good location tor !r*t-claja aftlsL Address Fi C. Wilson. NoMeaville.Ind. ff'HE TWO banusome store-rooms now occupied 1 by D. J. SnlUvan. corner of Market and Illinois street*. Excellent location for any business. M. U.

bra dbb.

FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. /"'HEAP-A good 7.S-octavesquare piano. Apply

V) at 528 Broadway.

P month, and the rent applied on toe purchase Pbaoson’s music hmi*e. IS N. Pennavlvanls sl A FARM of 80 acres for rent, adjofolnr tbs city; A. rich soli and no waste land. Inquire of PatsEV Pattkiowix. Administratrix, west endof North sL

LOST, CM ALL b-ack pocketbook: contained $15 and O small padlock. Leave at News office, Liberal reward.

4 bMAl.L blacg aud tan terrier. Reward will -TV be paid for return to 174 Central ave. Johk K. Wiioom.

CM ALL seal brown terrier, with red collar aud O bell attached; answer* to “Sport.” Return to 271W. Wash. st. and §»t pay for trouble. V>UU IMXf—A pug dog answering tb tbe name of X Zip: bad on nickel asd leather cottar when lost; return to 683 N. Illinois st.. nnd be rewarded. YVILL Mo-Vet..' a tew"days tb 194Vest WSt ft Ington; will sett yon pants dirt cheat) to bay# le** to Miove. K. R, Miles. ») North MerkfUn at

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

riANADIAN PONY; safo for any Child to driy*, V at Seiler*’* stable, 4ti Oak street

f YNt doctor < phaeton. One Herdtc coach, jf" Two pi Mil tables. One fine billiard tablet • One surrey wagon. 2ui dozen pan scissor*. One piano. One two-horse express wagon. • One good phaeton. One cud spring buggy. Email stock jewelry. Wm. L Ripley, No. <M West Market st.

FOUND.

lOAX*

L *▼*. Yard. 148 Alabama sL DAKSIu SHO?} - *! Vlrgu - J> terma Call soon, Bargali

FEh DoZEyf* for first-class photograph* al

manta or

I.U'RN 1

r cash, do H.TUihols off Joak F'«)’iiKS^SS5s5^S»

gnn st. FFf

or

ton.

exchange for other goods.

er. showcase :iud ua* stovei her goods. Z95 East Wag£e

XAL, woox»-AmrgI!4l»£f!ifo.’ BaiEXET Clinton-, corner booth and Missistppi at ephons 787.

J^ffUG^E'lDRE: doingyood bnslnesa In thtqcidG Richardson lirugcompany. ^ ’ i,ALOH * : * TY » cmc * OHOW-CABEm of all kinds; g igm stock off hand O at lb* factory, at No. 8 Wost Louiaana SL. op-

posite Union depot. Wa. Wiksel.

tfroOD MA'.n iti,, grate, tile hearth andIffeingj

g5*rgaA l g;a, sssss^ »

ln*f

■DATEnT FOLDING BKDb ind wtob stan

X work Ilk# a charm; pneeamod

x work Ilk#*charm; nnceamoderotak Cobh makers' Union, corner Plue and MarkeL

WI 15BIG offer: ladies’ fine turned shoo*. OX.OxJ other dealers ask $2.60 tor ibis shoe; you sbould sec thorn. Cincinnati store, 66 Indiana

ave. 58. Manufacturer'

/ |NE 8-iL F, one Houston

niortiaer and Imrer. on* Mo»

Fairbanks flour scaita Rookw ood, Newcomb ft Oo., iw to 190 boufh Pennsylvania su

A l \ PA 1 Rtf of Evans's pio-beori rUt t tinu. scli-oiltng club skotw jialr; used but one season. Addrem

ig club skates;

ion. Address at

atoa." 33 Atwater building. Cleveland, a wmmmmmmasss—szrL-. gL_-ii—1ft gg | wsaommmtm

FINANGIAI-.

^JOKTGAGE LOANR C. K CorriN ft Co. fJX) LoaSJ by'Aiax. Metzger,~8162X)0 at 6 p*r'oaa£

REiD'Bffoa, .42 M.DotOi

r IVKR AND WHITE Pt)fNTER DOG. Inquire Xj 61 North llllnms street. Xfi.'W HOME NKWiNG MAUMlNfc offlcafUl is kinds of macblues repaired. 214 E.Washington SL _ fpriK cleanest resitted bird sueu hemp, rope, ooI nary at W. M. Haa*’* pharmacy. 82 Maipachusettsave. Owners ot birds *honld rememb r UiK

T'^ifrT'a.tiTEJreSSii fesrsfi

aj properfy In Indiana t 84 E. Mark*! at. MjsagSjggwggffggg

(Ia v a

G*£y

•temtand i ;

yITETIaVE money W lowest roto of Ini OQ..31S North Peuuaylvi pinYATrETis Da^r

owsot into** ^ »L. Boston bltokT

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