Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1887 — Page 3
THK CTDIASAPOUB JTETWS, FRIDAT, ATTOTTST B, 188T.
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thU to rtop—. J^VftC9«
a tutk,
j*fcB K«-eU,» tor» taad; J,
jtmenr, Ktmrj Ball, • baker, and 1 Stewart, the et.fidw, tka reason* gtraa batef that It waa aecaiaary to radaca ax-yur-rr Dr. Browniaf, one of the pbyaiclans, hat also been ditpaaaed with.
Fletchar fait that tha #1 thcaa men, at laaat
af the*, waa aot right, and that
tha board bad no right to do it. Ba *ay*
tti«t tha reaoral at Stewart. Who U aa efficient aad experieflead man, thoroughly
acquainted with the wator-woffc* •y*l«m and
Sra protection af the in*Utotioa, learoa it witbaat aaj paraoo competent to direct
MUara incawafaSre.aadthatitieabaolatolr damgarotu to do witboat h m. AecordinxlflSa eama to tha aaaraay gaaeral’* affiaa thi* mofoin* and aek*d far aa oplaion from that affieUa aa la tka board’* right
to maka these raatoraU. Mr. Michener
an*wared, baring hi* position on aaeiiott *774 af tha atatotoa, that it U tha dnty
nod right af tha board to regalato tha anaiber of aaplajraa, but tha power of ratnoral aad appomtawl Uaa eololy in the auperintoadoirt, hi*
appofaUaaaU, hot not ranavale being •ob-
ject to eottfinnatian by tbattwateae. Ua * tharafow advieea Dr. Flatehor to rodoea hU
idroe of employee tha number indicated by
tha raaolution adapted yaatordny—In doing
heap mch and remore *ueh ns be Dr. Flotahar will probably act on th i* It i* almost an open secret, at laaat The
Maws baa excellent antbority tor stating it, that at the next meeting of tha board, September 2, Superintendapt Fletcher will be removed and Dr, Dal breath, of Bartholomew county, appointed to sueeeed him. A reporter to-day asked Mr. Gapen; “Whan are you going to Mil Dr. Fletcher?” aud ba replied: “We poetpoaed that ter aiaaty days two month* ago—I mean, we postponed notion an thpt '"^be^nanna hospital maintenance accoont tor July rsaehsd tha and!tor’s offloe this moraine. Its total amonat is $18^)43.75, and John ST Sullivan cosms in lor two Itoma, ana far |SM tor produce uad another for f 166 for
A WOMAN SHOT.
Danist WdUmar Woands Sarah Ann Oit, Who Waa StonUng His Chtokan*. Yesterday afternoon Captnina Campbell aad Colbert wars intormad tfibt Sarah Ann Ott, vast of tka rivsr, had bam shot under peculiar eirenmstanoee by Daniel Vollmer, a chicken toaeier, living near Mount Jackson, aad tka officers want to bar residence, but aka denied that she bad beau iajured. Vollmar, maso while, had atormad with earnestness, that ha kaaw that his aim was good, aad it davaleped that yesterday morning he detested the woman making a raid on his hennery, and calling open her to halt aa she started to ran, aad she toiling to obey, he fired with n gun loaded with bird-shot, a large number of which took effect. Finally the woman acknowledged that she bad been hurt, aad she waa brought to the police station and placed ■miar sure of Dr. Hedges, who succeeded in picking out twenty or thirty of the little mia•lies, afteMthieh he ordered her removal to the oity hospital, as she Was found to be seriously wounded in tha body and lower liari*. Daring the evening Voiimer was also arrnstsl tor uttemptod murder while tha eharge against the woman i* larceny, and both will bava a hearing on the 10th. Vollmer bad rigged np a trap by which be would ba awakened ia ease there was a raid on hi* chickens, aad this k what arossed him yssterday just as the woman was making off. Bra. Ott is forty yaars of age. Tha shooting ander which 4to to suffering is regarded as a naaless aad nnaseamaty set, aad Mr. Vollmer may find the prosecution quite a serious matter. It would have been an easy matter to have captured her, had he been as inclined.
.I —— Tfee Camtag Mums.
A weak from to-day tka sawdost-icented eireas will make its appearanoe—the only big civenc this year, as Barn urn does not come west. This skew af Fore pa ugh 1 * has bean n revelation to the eastern people, and everything shown there will be displayed here. The great wild west entertainment will bsr given ia all its graphic color and realism. Forepangh’s alliance with Buffalo Bill maoltad in s fresh enterprise and a still more startling attraction than those aeanaiated With the Wild west have has aa appevtnnity af yet witneming, “Coster’s Last Hally” iasaid to be a piece ot realism excelled only by the original conflict. Ia this particular feature all the circumstances of the event are tmiihtully depicted, with their hordes of Indiana and the varying pamagos of tha conflict leading up to it* catastrophe. But even wsr* this great spectacle not included in the, program, there ia enough besides to saUaly^the most ardent of eireus-goera. Many Other features of wild western life find place in the program, such as tha Indian stuck and repulss on the Deadwnod ceaoh, tha emigrant train crossina the prairies, nod ether frontier tobleaox that can not toil td prove interesting. As far aa the eireus proper is conesrned, Forepaugh
but •■nanffiii himaeif.
A Woman Frftfhtons a Const*bia.* Mrs. Hattie Husgm, bat who registered at ike police toatisa aa Hyxaoa, waa arrested this morning by Sergeant Lows and Patrolman Flack as a fugitive from Belleville, Heodrieks oeunty, where she is wanted for disorderly conduct. When tha officer* an- - tend tka room, corner Alabama and Market streets, and she detected their presenee. she made a break for a weapon, and would have resitted, bad opportunity presented. Tha constable having die papers far bar arrest was named Staley, and aha abtteed him shame tally, and vowed that she would never aoaamfaay kirn back to Belleville. The offense waa eommitted some time last month, and Mrs. Hisenm boasted that while she waa attempting to escape this constable tried to arrest bar, aad aha shot at him twins; also, that ha had tvenfy-five men asmoriag him, aad that all of them were afraid to venture into the earn held through whieh she was walking. Ike coasts ble waa so nervous to* day that be ootrid scarcely mad life warrant for bar arrest, even with the police at hand to prevent her from violence. Who to jofaa Sheckleford? The Enquirer of to-day reports that John 1 Shackleford, who b alleged to be a young attorney ot this rity, eame to Cincinnati yesterday for tka purpose af marrying Mrs. Nancy Bigiabotham, a widow aged forty, while ha b bat twenty-three, sad that bis I followed him there aad prevented
tka waddfcuL Hie tosher, ea it is stated, ia Frvfoeasr Shackleford, of the Lexington (Ky.) ami vanity. aad Mrs. Higinbotham is represented to hr a ateea at ex-Goveraor Bishop, at Ohio. If there Is a young attor^^|^a<^apoli»jiamed John^Shaekle-
W1U Baa ftaO thaCtorpr 'treegth. * [njladatpbta Tetegrasfc, Bap.]
daetivs votaa, will ba oeceesary to eoavinos those who asaka candidates Tor president
It will need one af bb elo-
to^Msure^toea^U advaaee^of the wump charges of 1864 are “burnt powderf’ that they will act bear repetition; that the eoaatry has dmaonatod them; that ia 1868 the mugwumps will ha no others than the frea traders; that all bat tha free-traders have already repented them af having voted ter Mr. Ctevclaad. aad that they are
g aad hnngering aad tkirstfag, i
be would have mack lets of his party with him. Tha Old independent republican* never wilt retarn to him; new ones weald re-ioforee
them, and topeth* brihir* iCT'bi
. rnpoa him than they did have the prestige af soqeess tad to inspire them to more
viroroa* aailaughts; they have the record of a reputable, useful, dignified administration to aeataia them, aad they have, batter than that. Ike irrefutable record of Mr. Blaine's public acts to strengthen them. Mr. Blaine did net, aar eaa ba unite hit party aad take it to tha pells aa eaa soaa to vote for him as prerideet. It may aot really ba his fault that bb can-! ,da.-y would hove to be defended at every stage of its progress; it may be only bb misfortune, bat, ton It or m isfortune, the teet b precisely as Mr. Frank Batten states It: “There never Waa anything prayed mare plainly than that Mr. Blaine did net hays the entire puny with him in 1884,” nnlem it be the Other earn pleatentary fast that ha can aot have the satire body af hb party with
him ia ISM. me STOLKW NECKLACE.
AStory Bacalled by the Sale af the Fraaeh
Crown Jewels.
FIrish Weakly Timea]
One evening when Napoleon I was in all hb glory there was a grand gala production at tha Grand opera. How many reigning kings and princes occnpied the boxes and balconies it b impossible tor me to estimate; tha vary seats usually occupied by the elaqners were fitted with noblemen. The Prinoese Borgbese, abler of the emperor, the beautiful and accomplished Panline, sparkled aad shone in her box, eclipsing all around her by the splendor of her loveliness, as the •on does its satellite* by tha brilliancy of its ray*. On her neck aha wore a necklace, the diamonds and massive pearb at which, intertwined aad blended with transcendent art, still further enhanced her incomparable brilliancy. Whan aha entered her box there was a murmur of gaaeral admiration. The imperial box opened ia ita turn and the master of tha world appeared, saluted bf these kings and princes with a formidable cry of Viva
I’Emperenr.
It was generally remarked that the empress aeamed unable to take her eyes off her sister-in-law, and appeared to be fascinated, dazzled, like the other occupants of the auditorium, with the marvellous brilliancy af tha necklace. Suddenly the box of tha Prineaes Borgbese opened, and a young nia|or presented hi meet i, wearing the briliianfbiue aad silver uai farm of tbv aids-de-camp of the emperor’s staff. “Her majesty the e in press,” said he, bowing low, “admires tha wonderful neeklaoe worn by your imperial nighaesa, and has expressed the liveliest desire to examine it close.” This episode occurred toward the middle of the second aot. The emir' uric eame and passed away. The third set eon eluded In its tarn. The fourth act came aad paaeed, and the entertainment concluded, yat still tha neeklaoe waa not re-
turned.
The Princess Borgbese took this for a characteristic freak of Maria Louise's. Next day, however, the asked if the neeklaoe had pleased the empress, and whether •he had found the setting end arrangement of the jewels to her taste. The empress waa thnnderstrnck, for she had not seen it, and had sent no officer for it as described. Nspoleon deigned to mix bimaelf np in the affair. Ha had tha names of all the staff officers on doty the preceding evening ascertained And then, one by one, under some pretext or other, he bad them called before nis sister. She did not recognize one of them. They summoned the Prince of Otranto, minister of police. A long council waa held. Everything pomible was done, bnt in Tain. The unfortunate Boucha was ready to tear hb hair in despair. He had set hie keenest blood hounds at work. Bb best detectives were literaliv ran off their legs without result. As to tbefr imperial master ne waa literally bubbling over with rage, aad was almost on the point Of thrashing his chief of police. Bnt neither the neeklase (which was worth nearly $1,880,00(1) nor the audacious thief Wfis ever seen
SEEKING THE PEARL. A Demoralized People—Literally Following a Scriptural injunction. [Atlanta special.] There is a little colored church on the Green's Ferry road, leading oat from Atlanta, midway between the Chattahoochee river and Bweetwater ereek, the congregation of whieh u now in a perturbed condition. The ehureh sits back from the road abont two hundred yards, in a native forest grove, with paths running out from it in all directions to tbs various settlements around. The brethren are Primiora Baptists, greatly interested in the true method ot entering the water, and zealous for the washing Of feet. Lately there has sprung np in the congregation a powerful ezborter named (Simon Brown. One day two weeks ago Simon, who b an indostnoiu tanner, was in the field weeding the cotton, when all of a sudden the scriptural injunction, “deck aad ya shall find,” took complete possession of him. That night he eonid not sleep tor thinking of it, and next day, which was foot-washing day in tha little church, ba appeared there bearing a very solemn look. He aunouneed that he had a vary important eharge to deliver; that the Christ had commanded sinners to seek and they should find; that search should be instituted to the abandonment of every other
dnty.
While ha was speaking the Gavernor’s Horse Guards, of Atlanta, passed by on their way to Camp Grady, in Douglass county. The sight'of th* armed men on horseback so unexpectedly and never witnessed there before, had a thrilling effect on the worshipers. Brawn referred to it aa a divine manifestation, aad urged his bearers to seek at once and not to stop until they bad found the pearl af great price. For ten days the membars af tha congregation have left plows idle aad houses empty, walking around and looking ia tha bidden plaoes for tha treasure; Efforts bava been made by the farmera who need the work of these people to gat them to return, bnt it is useless. They declare that unless they find religion they will b* lost, and that the'only way to find it U to look for it witkoat eaasing. The women are wilder than the men. They go down in old wells and fish aronnd to see what b in the bottom. They turn over stones and logs look under booses, and even daring the long hours of the night strange figures carrying lanterns can be seen moving abont in the forest which fringes the Chattahoochee, looking for the unique object of their search. • Brown is looked upon aa an oracle, and every evening about snodown the superstitious people csther about him to listen to hb latest revelations. Sunday one of the white citiaaos threatened to have Brown tried for lunacy, with the result of nearly taring hb life. The maddened worshipers declared that ba waa an agent of the devil, who songbt to destroy the people’s faith. Thera appears to be no diminution of their
zeaL _
Stlmnlante"*.
fairly start growing, can ba made ia oa” more qniekly by th* judicious stimulants. Moot is a good and sals fei
Floats.
ntaml
Plants, no matter what they are, after they
made to “move
use of
a good mid safe fertilizer
scattered round tha soil black, antidote, and t is. however,
aot tha cleanest of articles to use, and advertised manures that are sold in small bags or tins answer the same purpose and are more ■grstahls. The different kinds are mad* of vary much the same materials differently Mended, aad their action- ia not tha same on all sails. Thera is nothing maeb more intereating than small trials of fertilizers, and than it eaa ba determined whbh b tha boat adapted tor any particular soil, crop or garde*. Abont two to three ounces to each superficial yard b a sole aad good dressing of artificial mannrea, including guano; bnt very active fertilizer*, tack as nitrate of soda aad tolphato of ammoaia, should only be used at about half that rata. Bhaamsal ia excellent for viacs and fruit trees, and three to four ounces may be applied ta the square yard. The saaaa quantity dt. common salt may be given re asparagus beds, bat to nothing else, one ooaoe par yard being sufficient for scattaring m the ground between flowers aad crape generally, aad it b good for almost everything ia light aad dry Boils; not so good oa arid, heavy lands. Tha m^arity af small ideas are deficiant ia lima—a substance
grab* da oat like, bnt which
plaats and crape dn.
A Young :
man twelve years old, any*
the youngest and rsb owner ia th* MeGartby, af Sea
1m sports a maa’s badge from hb bnttenboie. Hb father, who is here with him, cave the hoy two yean age a pair of Shetland ponies aad a waeon, paring 8406 far tha outfit, with whieh to amuse himself outside af school hours, oa Saturdays and during school vacations. The young fellow greatly enjoyed bb outfit, which wae a feature of the drives through the park aad down the beach to the Cliff house. Last year the youth sought a higher grad# of horn-flash, and, taking a fancy to a young runner, traded hb Shetlandpony eqnipage tar it, receiving $350 to boot. Th* horse is C. “m ' StiiSi ~ *
brother, whieh yonug haras has given evidence of great speed aad won a number of minor local events. The rest af the money he put in the bank. Master McCarthy sen not only talk turf equal to soma of the veterans, bnt b a good scholar for his age and talks very ably on tha resources and growth of California, ate. TH* MARKET NEWS. New York Mock Market. New Toaa, AegestS, Wan screes, Noon.—Mortry Is easy at 4<g5 percent. Bar stiver tec. The stock market soon became quiet after il o'clock, and prices remained firm until late In the hour, when the entire Hat yielded. Fluctuations. However, were confined to very email fractions only untft lots Is tbs hour, wneo decided weakness was de ▼sloped, wlili tbs Northern Pnclflc^nost conspicuous. the decline In the preferred reselling 2 per C«nt.. sad the Ookimee IS. tomesen the remalnoer were tbr fractions only, and a rally occurred toward noon. At that Time the market la telrly active and unwilled, at fraction*belter than opening flgoreA United HUtes ft coupon 117, do «H’s coupon US]*, Pacific S’* of ’fe m. Adams Exprees U2 ; Northern Pacific Sl‘f ▲liefCOeuy Central .: preserved. 671% Alton. Terrs Haute. HS Northwuetora lUMf preferred.. 74 pref«rr<d - 141 American Uxprem.. io» NTt t snuwf. lit preferred iJf. Y..C A A L rTH Bur., C. K. A N 45 ! preferred 3W% Canada Southern— M Ohio Central. preferred ...... Ohio A Mississippi... Central Pacific. ft preferred. M Cmcec -
Cl a.. Man. A Cleve... MV Panama Cleveland A Colum. S>X P-. D. A E.. Delaware AHadson..lulPtnsbarg....
..MB'* Reading:. e 27>ii Kock Island , iBXSt. L.&H. F. . 47k preferred... .140 1st orelerm
Delaware A Lack Denver ARlo Uraade Erie . preferred Fori Wayne Hannibal A Hi. Joe.
preierred.
Harlem Houston A Texas. mfeg=
iirs&TStej MMSStezr Michigan Central... 84 Minn. A A L
preferred..
Ml* our! Psci fie. Mobile A Ohio IT Morris A ranex HB Nashville A Ohatt SO N. J. Central. TIM
st preferred..
tit. Paul...
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xTjttEEEii SkseeI Quicksilver »!* preferred 27 P. P. 0 C »5
U, Bt. L A P". iMi JTZtrr.::-:: S3 preferred 110 m b s&Sfaa»
. Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Lemons are again stronger than one week ago. Several changes are noted in canned goods ball has advanced. General produce comes In slowly, in poor qu% Ity, but prices continue well sus-
tained.
Dry (foods—Prints. American Wfe, Allan Skc Arnold 8c, Berlin fancy colon Akc, Coebeco to _ . . ^ HjkinUto|l
«y red 7*c, >wn sheet
lnz rU Lt£sotic C ’7c.*AuJtetiC P ^ lDt? ' b **
7C, Bool* A L 6kc, Cootin 6c, Dwight Anchor ss Inches
Ac, (jranltsrlHe L L Mfo, Pei I ell K 8>,c, Saranac H Stfe, Pepperell WMo Pepperatone A A 7)»c, Chestnut Hill V to. Chapman X 6c, Dwight Mar s 6kc. Frttltof the Lo»m Seincbea tlVc, FltebvtlieTHc. Hill's hem per Idem M Inches Ac, Hope 7Kc. knight’s cam uric Tkc, Lonsdale cambric IH4C. Lonsdale 16 1 relief tP%c, WhUUnsvllle
» incuts
York India
PS 7SC, Wapi-Utta 36 inchas lie. New lilts, 10*bc. ruca MM 27>4c, i;orset jeans Orchard Kear»a*e sateens 7HC. Naumesag sateens 7«o, Bockport Aka TlcklngAmotkeng A C A HHc, Amoskeng X fency 10^c, Conestoga gold medal UMc. B P lAc. C C A las, mis
IW»c, Bates 7Sc.
wtft Ulvsr «VC. Mtnn-haha «\c, IlQo, Omega So Inches ate. Oenabarg lutslana plaute 7kc. Augusta 7tfu. ot:eag strips Sc, clalds 10c, Hamilton
unoovtlle f" “ • -
8>fc, Bcotcn finish
I ■ »goods,lhree fourths poplin luster to, cashmere three-feorths He. alpaca luster wgc, A Au*trallan crape ie\c, brocalels I6kc, cashmere A_C 2fHc, glngbom Lancaster 7kc, A moskeog 73»c.
. iX<4iou per dozen.
.74. quinine 60 144*20c. borax
camphor 28gM2c, alcohol (2.106*2 25, asvo foetida 18(®2uc, alum 2kc. chloroform 40&60C. copi per barrel gtH. cream of tartar pure 4*@i
so. oil of bergamot per pound ilUSc. salts Kptom «^&c,sultoBIAc, turpentine 3fiM40c, mid* of potasb OW4Sc. lara
caster oil (1.5R«l. 82.50f«2.7\ soda bicarb phus Ttasc. saltpeter
glycerine 36M3UC, bromide of potash 42«#48c. lard oil ZMaw&c. linseed oU 47®oOc, alum te40403.00, white fead A^Skc. Iodide of potash carbolic Canned (foods—BiacKD*rnesH@L10, beans string nAhkic, Urns standard fiovauu, soaked 84^9'ic whortleberries li.26tel.S5, cherries ’2 pounds tl.fOia
n nd
pounds t
pis |'^S.2S,
Is 3 nds
. io(<6r
unds (1.2 Ml 30,6 pou
ard 2 pounds 1 (MSSr^^Sml 'c^Tuo,NV.'i?n, damsons 2 pounds ll.lwjl.2A, soasetl peasTOtovio,
^oreva'/reixsand Nats-Banauas Jamaicaa 7Sc «0|1.W, Asp tiwalis •l.ZVa2.M, figs 12® 15c, crown Loudon Layers fl.fo. Mascatels double crown. *l 404*1-66 per box. Valencia 7>,<»te per pound Turkish prunes fHWSJfc currants ft.fenc for new. I .eg horn citron l&tete, almonds Tarragonla 7te Ito. Ivlca l7(dSlto, new Brazil nuts SqglOc. Omens iKkl'-'c, walnuts Naples 17c, pecaos western Kurile, raw oeanuts white Teanstees 4k^7e. Virginia Boasted Coffee-Arbucklgs 2i\c. llchnuil A Krag’s standard 2»Mc. McCune's Arabian 26Xc, (fates i Champion 2A3»c. Molasses aud Sirups—New Orleans molassns new crop te^toc. medium sirups 3MgZ7c. choice lOBMc. Starch 2*#*x Rloe-Cara LSke^^caJtoteMM- 8 ® 140 ^ ‘ T ^ t ' U'dea.Taliow andGrease—Dealers' paying prices Sheep Me. lambs 40<»40c, bone hides S1AB927S. Tal-low-PrtmeaHft No. 2 4c. Oreaso-Browu I^c, yel-
low HO. white SH(#4&
(irocsritH—Mugan-Hard AkteTHe. standard A nflbe Xtk^skc. whfte extra C AH®6Hc,
I He, common to ordinary grade
SV#«C. Ool _
uv,f<ai9Hc. talr VX&m,
pigs Me. in bars Z7a Iron 27 B ZHo. 170 iron Sc Juniata galvanized 66 per cent, discount, sheet zlua i'*i i pp * r bottom Z3c, planished copper aoc, solder Iron and Hardware-Bar Iron £.2&1«>, wrought
Horssho**—Burden's H&5|
1, mute- shoes east, cot steel nans Si JO. horse 25-pound keg. Shot—
•180 per box. •1.40 » sock.
Leather—Ozk fblo
barn
dozen teMgsO, French kip •Liu, French calfskins
«SEi?%8fS Topes deeeo. city kip city calf skins Stoiai
Indianapolis Grain Market.
Wheat was dull ami .'orn woe verv firm wl icilve at about the same
TotaUnspaationa—In. woeat u care, oete • rare
« prices as last n anted.
. SASEasftasrt
corn f cars, bay 0 car, rye 0 cor; out. wheat 12 oars corn 0 car, rye * car, oats 6 cor, barley 0 bushels
boy 0 ear.
Receipts—Flour I,its barrels, wheat 33,000 6.600 busaels, oats 41,000 bushels, i
bushel* corn
0 busbels, barley • bushels]
—Floor 1.7 .0 barrels, wb< 4,100 bushels, oats 45.000 bashelj, barley o bushels,
rye 0 bushels, hay 2 eon,
The following were bids oa ’change today: No 2 Med terrauean 6S^c, No, 3 Medltern
, no
oats 51,000 bushels, > ye
- - hsyzcant Bhlpmenu barrels, wheat 30,400 bushels, corn AtS 45,0C~ —* - ■—-— - - - - -
do bid. no 2 red ssao.
D 6SHc, No. Y Mediterranean P. No. i red 65c, o. t-, refected no tad, August ns Md. Peptem-
CcJS^NfcVvfete^Se*. t, Ho. * Whitei
Bran—Nobld. js?3s^a4fttk , «2r}atsk,» MQa ^ -s ' IndlnnapoUa Frovisie* Mmrkac. me. Me—- — *“ a - rump barrel OM*** advance ou logna In cloth 7c. , *g*s. Butter, Poultry nt>a **mtfc*ra.
ickslto. be ftouml ualls He advance bo-
Wo*L Fla* Mertao IStelto. tebwaahed iBfiiilstolteff tee, unwashed mtofete gySc. very soon* I7»tea.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WAIITKP—FKMALE HELP.
FOR SALK—RKAL ESTATE.
Heavy R***lpts of Cottle—R«c*ipt* *f Hof*
About 3.000-Fair Kasselpts ot
ia. Ere.—Yi
a *4 Hog* A 000 ^” 1 SfeMp. / ' ERMA#g1r
(jOrifrrirt. fekliteafowJKgM
Cottie 20C
__ j tea per Iies4.~calv«e Sto' par band, hQRs stagfe dec no valae, MO poo nds and over kcoer pound Preg nan: SOWS ore docked 40 pounds each, stags M pounds. Feed: Corn ft per bushel, hoy |L5u per lee
pounds-
bairrfwo Csm-z—Bvcripu of shlppuic cattle felr. The market is stow but steady on guod well-
Sstud taUte. Common gmOesdulL Xxtrarimce
Good to choice..
^ GERMAN (iUlL at N. Noble. JpMSWABHkk 43 Vk. WaohingumTar
of Belt read, and bounded’ the north and Vermont stre of five or six rooms and a the land; la felr Candida*. Bald win block.
ggW.ttgfcfcimbhO.l
. [ X*A4 43 4 00*44 20 . 3 6WW4 OO ;I^S
Meolum to good Fair to medium Common to fair
Cows and Isixitiz-Noisatriialchxasela butcher cattle. Ail good cows and beHbn eelUng at (Ur prices, white the oommoo staff is very dull. Extra choice heifers (3
Good to choice heifers. Medium to rood heifers
Fair to medium heifers Extra choice Cow s
^VfrO'D girl for light housework M WT Tenth. QHSTtelo genSrU hou-ework. E2N7 fUiboST jglKffr girl far general boosowork. fefing&Z* are f ' IHL wanung work, call 13 Vance blocs, VlrU (hnlaave, . . slH fer geateai faourewerx. W Honk j,'URN 11L’&K on poyminta aTRoarn si Co’s. «7 E.
Factory. Apply at onoei TgK
sT'Q.N’tit. ki rimer* on esaesea: chairs *rceD A tru ChUrCo UbCON freooa at fcy perkms s rasteurnui.lf -North
O DsTtware street.
FOR SALE*-Horses- and Vohlcle*. Y^ICK femuy oarriaoet rhea* lie Jobs at,
T™
Buds. (
Cuwsandcalvte ■ Hooa—Beceipts of hogs Opened alow but steady on
Uami
Mir. The market
.tAksnd Ikghrsprtra wagon. ISiL HbUsK KYTfll.Vf tor hotifekeepin# ou paymsma
irn A Co., if? Eam WaabiDgtoa at * work horerii sixf muissl Geo. _ P8 Norttt D#iHW*r<« lit.
T>j«itY~H0KK mbo oii4«y mKi tiiiniffiMLIL £ Mlebican, Stagvr’s stabicffi. C&U irorni*ft. Ol*
to 4 p. m. »
fiMnnFAl- reVAtff WAgOHI fr&teSoo* i* as*; Wof thorn running In Kansas City. No real eemte offloe sboald be without om. V. M.
BsCkns A dn.
w i kheYm. pnaetons, side-bars and buckboarSs: Ip all work warraoted on* year, caa always use exchsags. Georg* IL
toed slow but steady on good, welt fatted bogs, tnmsn grass bogs extremely dull. Rtock bogs, no demand. Closing weak and a shade lower than
the opening
**vare*NTAvrvK sales.
Pr. |S'
Ar. FT. ISa -SIS!
i:
...1*1- A » ite..
No.
fc Sf ML....
Bitzzr —Jteeei
a shade !< We quote:
Extra ebolc* lambs Good lambs Medium lambs Common lambs oosaie. .. Extra choice sheep Good sheep— Medium sheep Common sheep no sale. ...
Av. Pr.
riS'VI;. e3e!P
...ai... s *i
A»f I 42. 34... ATM of sheep felr. The marke: is
trot Chair SCON C coo
IwIjwat* m
qTklb at cone’s overaft fectory. • Apply'st once. vT_47S Jl^orth : Is-isslppl »L i f b ooofl OlRLfi, In famil 1 e« aud hotels, itnme-
11/ dteiety. 75H Rost ivasn. st
OA JEANh AN'f) C'AailiMKRft paoisloon makers; work given out. If dexlrerL 76 South Me-
(JteLl??* roo “ w,u> rasrei. Applfy Bryce's fr**» «**•*. MW. *4W K 1 ’ M s/ms sP^*”* ^ ^ * K feiy 0 * 0 *- switabile Itar boosktej^i^. 'AS P* *5a m*wm xasrs a »«&£» ■ ^ Lfsegii
196... Ai
iftei BB
ower on all grades, except choice lambs.
.ft 75<#5 W . 4 25534 SO 3 lAtfgf 00 . 3 fSOA SO . 3 51MA 23 , 2 2 Hii - 7*
OroseersKf&s
Chicago Live Mock Market,
wo. August A—Hogs—Receipts 1IJXD heed,
fairly active aod unchanged.
t uroDger M ....ft 00(44 60 X On M 00 1 75
Good to choice extra.. Inferior to fair dull at..
Dews _ | Bi Mocker* 1 405*3 20
ftbeep—Becvlpu 4.900 head. Market steady.
Common to ohotee *2 ow*4 » Lambs 4 0oo*5 00
Nr. Loots Live Mock Market.
Bt. Lot? is, August 5.—Cattle — Receipts HOfl, Mar-
ket steady.
Hogs—itecclou 3AW. Market strong.
Choice heavy end bulchers..._._ (6 25<5A’ 40 Packers and Yorkers 4 HS(a>i M Pigs - 4 40(44 90
Hheep—Receipts ouj. Market h -ady.
* GOOff fenrale cook at' the sblaTers’ orphaus' •A home, Kutehtmowa, Ind. Address the suoerIntsodrni. A. H. Morrta A 'mmftgST glri for genwai hous*work: JY small family; wages (.1: must have good references. Apply ni JLDelsw are. TIT ASTKD-lAidy. active and InteKigent. located W outside principal cities, to represent. In her oezllty, an old firm. References exchanged. Oond tetery, K J. Johnson, BupL, 14 Barclay ri-. N, Y WANTED—MALK HKLP. AGON MAKER 220 E. South. ij'KK boyiat oace. Cali idikaritnaate bloek. fj'KV’hbort's luiTx'ibazer'upposiue'urauir botei.' YiASBtR for Saturday and twaday. 00 East If Market zt. 'z PRINTER wbo ubdsreuoda lob work, a fir.
Market st.
T\1NTnG ROOM MAN snTcHambennsldr^ed-
U dell house.
P attern m aKek. ns south Feiosyivanl* it I E. E. Birttler_ A FrlftST-CLAMf muat and vegetable cook at /a Capital bouse. XxXPEKlENCk.b Si A Hand boy in vorntsb room.
JCf_7U0 ll_M erldtan st__
A Obot) barber for Saturday and Bunday at 444 A Massachusetts *ve. _ __ A COMPETENT'driver at Ffeflffn’a grocery; reference required. Aff and wife to do general housework. ~ Apply
iylroom A Tatoott block.
A
GOOD lot
irn a ting.
Diot of eewnd-band pblMfeoni
ms, carriages, p haste os, etc, and MomMat-
wagons, carriages, _
tentlon given to repairing ana repainting. oSc iNUilANU carf lazes, surreys, J agger O wagooe, phaetons, ride bar and end-spring bug
u*^pti**ton*,^ridea>*r Md end-spring ft makes. to'oSsr at de<drted U hargalnv r ’ ■e of all the popular style* of new vehicles.
, 44 South
WRgOI
gtesian en n
of the oeet makes, to o ^ _ a full line of all the popular styles of ThuC. H. Black manufacturing conn
Pennsylvania st.
ug-
,an(l Alto
Pl ' r, A* , Ra««nlsm^
FOR SALK-UISCELLAWEOUS
FOR RENT-HOUSES. j^KKlIst. C F.Baylre, 75E Markst
58.
iia
J^KUV^N"l4 for sboesT
ki Ino. i
7Su6f> barbsr. Address .fsck Hughs*, Orsea: ItRwWS M '7« MassTaviT Miscellaneous t'roauc*. Vt wood. Ind P. O. box 9», B Maax avA
J^KUS.NAN M. M ind. OSaT
Deal ers’ Selling Price#— Hnrklsberrles 13.50(^4 per /TARPSTTodr an kinds on payments. Boast 4k utnhel. Green corn 65t3c per dozen. Grapes gj.00 O Co.. 97 East WashlngteB ft.
J* 5 * 1 ” P« r riMXM-W I’er nobn hoy wEo has'hail some'exnerlencV In CaEDOn. it. In.uauaVv'ir
^Jsssa-a&ssw&a'STtaa 8
Potatee. et.73^2.24 per barrel. TomaiSS 4u(a;5to ^'
100per '4-busbel box. Pears 90c5441 2314-bush- —? -• -•
caps ttidlAc. Messina oranges #4506^1.00 per box, Imperials 44.OWB3.aO. Lemons good to choice f7."0^ 6.00, choice te fency (Ab fJBO.Ou. Bean 1 —Choice navy flUMfyzSD per bushel, — J ..
marrow-fet I2.2n42.26.
W^ B iss='Bi,Rr?,s«s.'*ssEs:
ter, N. Y.
fjlQt) sOPPkRS, Mt Browti r S.'
itif-i 10 merchants, small samcles, H. A;
medium
Markets by Telegraph.
Topano, August 3.—Wheat—Lower and quiet; Mb August 7214c, September 73Hc b d, October 74Kc bidTliecvmber 77He, May »Hc. Corn—Quiet;
September
(..1 viu, a^wvuakrr-i 17He' May 3n?yv- V" cosh 42c. September 4ZHc bid, May 44Kc.
■fBMUN to Mil special commission; big proflit; st
Paawnt*, Booth Bend, ind. A OOOfr venersl purpose blaclcs'nlth; steady job JX and good wages, a. W. Crigler, Wilson, six
milesaoujh of Bheibyvlile. Ind.
f iF good size, a bright and active youth; one who Vf is naturally a felrann quick writer; wages felr and permanent emplcfrmeni. Address J 2, Indian-
RpOltff Kvening News.
wan'teel-sTtuations7
BO VS tip shoes BrowFi
gM^A^S, UA V. Nsw Vork. BToBES. 30 and 76. Brown*a ‘ ^ 1 (_)(_) eewed slR'Mi. “BrowfTi LADIES' flex, aid aiioes." Brown's. /jWKN’H aoodyo* for sale at Browulitg A Bonai” IjAKNUM'S mowjiiluJrauopy. IrtrL'Market'ir
^£S"El5T. 84 E. MarkVt.~rbwT&-^ W s A cs: I J '^TTof fljs rooms. 85 Broadway. Inquire of II°hamL** r ** t ’ »>riNdsaAito ‘>‘>1 WKsT pKARlTS'irT'rimSk 'tiiwly re daleMaJh*’ 111 jM ‘ 0r ** n “ * Co-A Mariin\\r ANT KT)—Tnirty vacant houses tor thirty nice N Defewam"’ rea^oiiehie. Reid Bros., 43 / iNor afKiut SeTfembir i. h, Cbristlanav*., tW PART of boose te pertywlio will iwrirtTiwounsy ■T keep other boarders: will sell soms furniture oa time If wanted. 41 N. East *b tf'DBNl’fPRK, carpets antTsioveton peymsnti -» „»( oeOi prices. At wholesale price* fer cash. 39 West Washington street, ons fbtmh square west of trsnsfer car and at 40 ootuh It 11 note te. John Cluwa /ioTTMkY ftoME.-A da* 0-room entioge, lari* cellar, well, cistern. sUbles, summeikltcbea, etc.; fins bearing fruit tree*: on Brinkmaa street, ... - te,wttfi ra term L Wasb-
’pfAMIL^sewloy, jhy^an^expertenced areesmaker.
^rn’-c2^*te^^A5kuH 0 «to^ r rilSL^^woriET^oflfceVto wriw-ir.
SA'sc. August bcptembor OctoberWH^Hto, November ai®34c.
Ai
FOR REWT-MISCHLLAWBQUS. ( lARPENTER MHOP. MHonth Penasylvantete
11 ^
fjldJ aacoiid iloor. riBontb Xferidlan'iu Apply X b. the Diamond PrtnMng office, pi A N6« ami urgsDs at from 41.40 to *4 per month' I and the rent appilec on the purchase. Pear son’s music nomte, l» Scr h PeansylvahlaSt FIRANCIAL,
dull; western white jACdJto. do mixed 33/iriv. Provisions—Siesdy and lalrlv active Mess Pork —»1o<3)1T. _ Eggs—Bteody at 12f^l2Hc. Coffee—Nqm-
Receipt
ifetecr. ^ ^A’PCRDA Y at BroanaU's CinclmfeU store, 56and
i, Kawsoffire^ 1 (j^cLAblks'ftiib' hid shoe*, brorimn 1 *, U and
A also experieuced In sUtlngcm tnachfifery. 11 M fln* kid Oxford* Bromia?s,MkBd
j^’Ll-I.-BLuoDali Bhepbertf - papa, for sar*.” 108 ^j| nne calFshoesTBrosuan'h'ijaiid
JAN-4400. H 2, News office.
CJTO LOi
^OrToagk Loam a a AiboffinAua
1 News office.
_ ^ 12»l»*c. C laslly easier; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair Ifoa.iB’ic. RecelpU—Floor II AjO barrels, wheat 171,260 bushels, corn 1,760 bushels, oats 8.** busbels, rye 100 bushels. Miipmento—Flour 6,500 barrels, wheat
143.300 busbela
WANTED—AGENTS.
j^ARNUM'U mosquito Canopy. 182 K Market st. fpo sell nursery stock; good pay. CE
X Chase, nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—MISCELLAWEOUS. £'0 BUY, cheap plug bone. 276 Brookslde av*. ^kuX’^ 14-os. Anchor suap, duiy oe. A wondenul
West Wash-
416,660' bushels do May 8»HS»»
lower aad moderately aotlve; mixed era spot 4»Sf#47Mc. futures 4*!4n;47Uc; reoelpta blank; sales lOfCTou busbeia Oats
STORAGE tor bousenoia gooaa a* O lagto* te ^
^UOD baggy-horse for hte keeping; light work ffffETixt&fclkkiiiY, W:-a-' NiCKUM;-te«-»
JL_Di mots sl
jOLA-V c »▼
^tA^6^7o»avs;roaswood com; carved lsga~S ybLlHN'u oeos o* paymtate Born A 0*. r A
X WMDlngtoD it.
victoi
tin* kid but ----- - te aad Its,
•JUL’ S11B8E.V opera sllnpm Brosnsu'sCincin-
OO nati store, 38 aod 118.
$2.00 B rf£ r Brown**.** 1 " iSa5i • bo * ^ ^
^1 18~5mTi» * oltj>w ° F¥ • ho * 4L
cioclnnstl
JP 296 Mass, aye. Carter. Anent. _
f^OODj shown by electric lights. Brosuon’s
VJ Clnclnuatl shoe store. 38 and 118.
OMaTTl Gft6(3ERY; reason'for affiSTg, dtSto
O busiasoL .Address P 2, care New*.
T«I8 wee* we make the lowest price* ever heard
X of In fine shoes. Broanan'sfoiand 118.
n^KNZbdi^isslSd kfosirtebr Bishoo'a fiant-
XX Ingten, mate Agents. 41 East Mary land.
4 'vON”t r p»y high rente lor down town snoedealJJ ers, save 4100 to 41.30. Brosoan's. 48 and UA pLoaiNu ouTiar'klnds wooden wore andhobik O furnishing goods at Metllo’s, S3 North llltaote.
fia2V<tl3
fc.SS. Batter Cheese-Firm at
Sugar-:
6 1-f-
Lard—Dull aud lower; Maam-rendered —Klrm, good Inquiry; western l2/g;24c.
v..te at latter fbr fency colore', rar—steady; crushed 6 l-i8to8Hc, powdered 8tt 16c, granulated «U-ISc Molasses-Dulh and nominal. Coffes—Firm; talr Rio ixc, good do l9Hc. prime do ISBic. .Spirits of Turpentine—Dull at
EHc. Eggs—Western—l2f«itHc. New York Cotton Market.
New York, August Cotton quiet; eplands
10c, Orleans IQ'i'c.
EXCURSION TO CHICAGO. THE “MO.NON ROUTE,’’ Loulrrllle, New Albany <fc Chicago railway, will sell excursion tickets to Chicago and return, August 6, 7 and 8, good to return on all regular trains until August 13, inclusive, at one fare for the round trip—f6:50. As this promises to be one of the largest excursions of the season, parties will pieose procute their tickets and sleeping-car bertha in advance, in order that ample accommodations may be made for oil wbo desire to take advantage of this rate. Ticket offices, 26 and 146 South Illinois street. Mas achusetu avenue and
Union depots.
Full stock of Wigwam slippers at the Big 4 shoe store, 67 North Pennsylvania street We commence to-morrow, Saturday, August 8, a special low-price sale ot jewelry, watches and diamonds, to continue every Saturday and auction sale Saturday nights at 7 to 9 In the evening, giving you a chance to buy goods at your own price. Maacv, The Jeweler, 38 West Wash-
ington st.
V oTjib i
Aj posits postotnee. ^CTOCbofunj pager of July 26, la good coodi-
j^OANB-Money on~feal estate, (i
f|'u~LUAir-tedo: J. U ftonth, f Thorpe block. rpoTbAlf by Alsx Hititrr, »UJ)48 otTperoraL
AgRWAHa:"'JoanA hpainACq. 14
T aESK and small JoaB^ teeTest rateki Reid
Aj Bros., 42 N. Delaware.
AI r i;' rfi lAk '“an. I foer oeatT' kTnValcott * A w J. peelle, oyer IS N. Pennsylvania sl
/"kii Jewelry, clothing, kte, Oty
in property. D. r |'0 l.OAlf-Privi X no commission
=. City Loan oftlca
no commlHslon. O. W. Wn
^ lor wbkdTcced and ■pjIulTBsTPlHcfe
loUtef PRIcEb paid for turnlture, carpets,
- - etc. 134 W. Washington.
HR- L K GKRRAltD. orof^iionaT naiikrhks
ill moved to 27 W. RL t;i*lr »t.
T> KFH!<4KtLtTORtikkdTc^boxes on payc Av Born A Co., 87 &■ Washington st”
f'tshl CEP Ct>OTRIh’G. 298 Hast Wsohlngten.'
V/ Hlghtet price psld. J. Budwellsky. aVL show-case, fix fvetwtde, gfe.s doors, aod
v» conn ter desk, turee feet long. .Y I, News
offira
Yxr ELL LOCATED city property and terms, for Tv which we have cash customers. G. A.
WanglsrEco-.M East Washington, i t ALt/JN JUUH. Arcmteacon s jug VJ gallon jugs. The finest table vlnegi
Fstsms^sm^
ore. .
l a &\x^&sg?.%“uxafz _•
Market, room IS.
notes street,
Washington.
jf
gallon jugs. The fine to seep pickles These Jui Warranted strictly pore, on every cork as a gm
ent with smaller J
buy
; table t an bold
Oar monogram stn ■tee of Its purity.
vinegar
tegar and sur foil gallon
Tennessee strest. _
TONG or short mill wood, reedy for* stn vie use. ft A-i for large load. Chaa H. Vescelms, 1S7 W. Ohio ^ L'pral 1 ^cTnlhow you the Urg*««ock o"t
tolgtetp. Com* and JolSth*crowd. stH North Deiawqt?st.l B*teon ttocS?** * ^
Market, room ^ ^
M ^ht^nd 1 rof/ CtTN^lSteSSti
room 10. FJI.Hav.
gallon, inuld be
1 VKU'O BTOKK ta good looation; doing good bust-
*— «•»
r: AO Ladies' fine kid slioe* Sgmpleg; former Indlana'av* ^ii? W B N°™ l Yo , fc nC,nB * tl * t0fe ’ M
AN NOUNCEM ENTS.
go WEN'8 tor and wild cherry. gAZORfi andscTwor* ground
; on hand ua st.. op-
powi^ uainonepov. wm. winzeL
LM.ru a NT PltrVAtE > A N' ik/ cbeap. or w!U Xri rent; every convenience: just the thing for person going to lakes. N 2, News office.
G W^wJhteg’^. 0 " v * rm * aUk A C«l,
147 North Dele
at 29 Circle te
rfFUTEbbtioB, cbmraetor aad builder, m Jf_• Massachusetts are P ‘ tt0rn * y lD ~ WBVC.HAL good guitars at a sacrifice. ItrL.
otoe of children
L 1 ZULLEK 4k CO., consuiuption apparatus morning, and who bas any kc Fj. manofectorers, 4614 North PennaylVMla *v. cumstances connected with the . for new treatment of consumption. SeiiWcsto- Porter, Is r«q rise ted to communl logae, ' ' ‘ ' ‘
EtYlEApfor castT'smairhot*I of it rooms, oppoAv site Uuton depot: reason for selling. Mi beauth ofproprfetor. Gall room 2, Powsll house, 120 R. ffiHirkimpISrt forms oF Tife and ~ec>dbwmeat In X surauce; loteest cost company; 41 rears old; as setsovrr flfty-nve millions. Room 22 Vanes block
C.P. Green, Agent.
cienfigned, and grsatlr oblige the deceased. E. C. Atkins Zr Ca. Saw 1
-STRAYED.
D A B s W;L'£7S.”SE , .:5S&.iSS3 w “ < 2;
reward.
its
Bend in formation lo j. U. Htehteioe. M Bast
n ENTB-Franklln i knowl parent solicuors, 1«H N. Pen
C'ORNJTURB on payn J? Carpets on paymenta.
i on payment*.
prtEStS^Ifrzagto(E k now iteinjMforimMa fpHjnforth BopHat Church wit I rfv« a nsttvaluM X night, corner B-ltetoni-lne si. and Lincolnqv.
Ita superior excellence proven id millknu of homes fer nsore than a quarter of a century. It te used by Use United Stales government. Indorsed
bribe heads of the Great Untvenities as the Sirongete Purret and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Baking Powder that does not contain Ammonia. Lime or Alum. Sold only in Cana.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
KkW YORK. CHICAGO. ST. IX)ITA
re it '
A E BUCHANAN, Denttet. room 1» W
JX. blocs.
itO PER DOZ c« bi nsi pbotos. equal te best grade qTAi of three-oollar work elaesrhera AU work gMaraMeed. New York Gallery. Mb, E. Wash, tv T> l«f bargains in pants ever eilfrred: made from XJ Hams woolen mtn goods for It, |1 1cm than wholesale price. R. R. Mflso, 144 W. vi’sshlngtoo. \X7 M. O. BMOCK. Altoreey at Lew: offloe M vf North Delaware te; probate matters aod collection* a specialty: wUI att as trustee, receiver or
assignee when desired.
TTfgloHVH i»CRfe tflflift VtNWJAH.
vT !• and 78 West New York, stss? »-w
Yplr ABH YbICaL RkLaLINTT-No ixisoicine, x”X no manipulation, do mesmerism; a purely meatoi treauaeai; rheamattote, nmralgta, melancholy iMomaia. female troubles, bean disease, seemingly Incurable, healed quickly. Charles W. Booghten. Metaphysician. KWH North Merlglan »v
““ sd park
Carpets on pay
Htoves on payn
. Washington st.. one fourth of a square we rtoi rfg-***' aar, aod 9U Mouth Illinois sv av JOWM Clunk.
1M Ft.
barand
ito
gains. Having addeo the enttra stock ofbootz •hoMcf K M. Oesby we are compelled te redaoe
our stofft, for want *f room. Good goods, low prices.
trJ^^^stssssssi^.
4to 10 74e boyg low shoes; worth double. 7to for men’s low shoes, worth IIA* 4L0U for ladleV kld button shoes: worth fLte »TiJSc k flfr?n U S 0 D 1’.^ W h 0 . r if h * 1 1 ^
Pi
rwa Dtaacv Trains Leave
YLT ANTKD UkDOWi 'tCar^HafomODd nXrk? of
W
files from the cUy.srlih good water from driven
mlseee’flo* slde-lae* shosa, marked from |L» FOR SALE Oil TRADE.
A KKW ana well-sslseied etoea of boots aod
iwrss's.L-A,
mzD.
SCOTT—Chaxlks, at Danville. HL, « u «i . . ^ fW)m hto fMher .,
August A
Funeral Friday, Anguat A from hte to deooe, A. A. Bcott, 167 K-Obtn te Friends Invited.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
dated. Remember tha* we carry a foil Hue of ^TJ^.S^’Z.'tSZVifS'SZ zaire. Give us a call. Mb Docsa, Ui W. Wreh-
Ington, opposite new state houre
StfrCK,ul «wyiJ~m*rSandIs^Thvolce about
LOOMIS—Gea & aad wife will arrive from D*o> Political Notlee.
▼or this
•0*. Whe die* .h vm ii . i.j. «uv«v w>«t in, uriei funeral services at their residence. M) N. Alabama st., to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon at 4 (/dock.
Bunal^prlvat .
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
VhfLUAM WlMBL. SOC.
rst ward will meet oa
ome aad Columbia avenues Frl-
m.. to nominate a caadldate
Room* pAkav, U***
corner of JreMH
M EPlSnCS.il Toin^au, XV oorrev Vermnat aod Bfefkford streets, Monday. A ugud A 4 to 8 p.m., w nominate onecandb dote for courea. Gife. T. B aagwia Sea
PERfeOffAL.
w. w. n..T, c, » ^ JT- “—•■ a c.
part mem commanaer aod staff will positively be oanar work made.
Tl fcsT cabioffiiB at U per doacn at iha Ciaelnnau J3 gallery, k'B. E. ^tetingtoT^ •OuSSTtoS
miles from
Klng^wynreA PIN * **Hre t’eoeto.ry brick bouse of twelve . - jLBitt- , ' « wHto" choio Mtaehetl; ren,24 Kentucky ave - .. -jgaaeSMigs j BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. B'Zi’Zisss •ag’^.r&'aaa
l^^ehveredfreef*™ ** *' r * <1 W* 1 *’*. te'M.lrian.; rigger ^ TAKEN UP. £)ARK BAY MARE, Mhaode high. 460 Central fi-Ar^sre-po-nyf branded J. g-fSOnU'Efd RAILWAY TIME CARO,
/MiMylvMfls Liwre. Fav-SAWBU aorra—BAtr.*
L i*»+*
An. frOte N^Y.^
^kukd^Sm^^Moe com
CHICA** Dnrmto*. /
Lv*. tor Loutevtu* * * •■ re—eewete
and (he south *Uam •Hass 4300pm TJ4im An. from Loutevtjl* '''' asdUtearath-ioaifife Ifttoaa feMsaa Mtfflpm
. *.*▼•■ a.—south wrer.
JffiSirssBa^rrdSr! sgs
bbtwaitt pabk TaAiMo. '
Depart—Utoam; Sunday only. MAam; Saturday
•nly, HOOpm. *
Anlv#_4z*pm, Sunday only. tXBpm, Saturday
only, 1003pm.
'' Tiotehm Ti=; Lv*. for SV * •“
Gneaeemto
Arr. from m. Loote Terre Haste aad O
441 fedwsfl^y^ —
througfti I
to ttefttai aaaatt af J
Qaaffifai i
. Louis tAtam 4:U*m ZJtpm
WSBt WJMgsm-Wthi TfiOUf .PZrAgT.
4d8p. te
SetfR m.
JoHir A. M. Cox. Commander.
Fwaww Mq|te Adtuteat
th* world for children teething plahtt.
AUpnoa atR-LES,
LOST OR STOLEN. ^ L HUMT. •nnhmrer. 7* K. Court at. A S- L ^ "^ 4 ’refewrea*Mterete. tfETSSHEte Ih^V^^jrTtetorKte^idrSn; (VP8TW AjtcjuURbTTiatfabeera. 1# West
rnSmgihn