Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1888 — Page 3

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T&|B NEW YORK STORE IX«tafelteh«4 1SS3.3

Fifty Dozen MERINO HOSE, 19 dents. Would be ray cheep at 25a

PETTIS, BASSETT & CO.

"MAT GOD BLESS TOD!'’ ▲ Boatoo Fap*r>HAn(«t'a Trouble and How Ho Got gut of It—Plain Word* froa Um Sunny Sooth. Wb«n wa art In trouble w. rry for bMp. When wa aro raliaTad wa often foriat to be thankful. But not alwayn Mr W. W. Grlftn, of Troot CKeek. St Clair Gei, AUl. wrttee: "I bed ■ b <d attack ofebtlla and lever. My eyatent waa full ot malaria, for two yeata I waa ►earoely able to work at aU. gometlmea my heart would palpitate for two boon at a t nee. My leg* would tret eoid to the knece, and I fhliy expected to die. In September, 1ML I bonvbt a bottle of Shaker Extract of Root*,or Setfel'i Curative Syrup, ot yooraeeot, Mr. JL M. King, and before 1 bad taken the flrat bottle I felt better, end in a abort time Waa able to co to work. May Ood bleat yon ft* the good yon have done.” Mr. Wa J. McCann, M Randall (tract, Boston, writaa: 'Mix months ago I began to tnrow up my food after eating. 1 thought 1 waa goi .* Into eouromptlon. I aoOn bngan to have a pain la the Obeat. Itomacb and Mdaa I got little tleep and Wofeo ill tired oat, 1 on e loat five pound* In four daya I began oalnc Shaker Extract ot Roots or Se gel’* H yrup, aud when I bad flniahad the aix'.h bottle I could eat three aquare meals a day, and go to deep the minute I atruck the bed 1 am a paper banger by trade, and have worked every day ainee I took the second bot Us. and gained eighteen pounds I ought to be thankful, and t am. ” Thle remedy opena all tba natural paaaageaof the body, expels tba poison from the blodd and enables nature to rebuild What diaaaae has destroyed. Shaker Extract of Roots, or Sslcers Syrup, is sold by all druggists, or send to the proprietor, A. J. * bite, M Warren sheet. New York.

FUCHSIA BUDS [Registered Trade Mark.) The Greatest Remedy of Modern Times ▲ panacea lor every UL A tonic of unequalled merit, having »pectai action on tbe LIVfc.it ana K1D>KY8, end the whole Nervous Eystem. FUCHSIA BUDS are a bequest from the vegetable kingdom that knows no equal for tbe relief of suffering humanity. Purely vegetable; non-pois-onous aud perfectly harm ee*. GUARANTEED TO BE FREE FROM MERCURY. Price, 81 per box of fifty tasteless bud-, LADIES Are requested to call at this office and get a (Tee sample ot tbe celebrated -MEXICAN CEREU8 POLLEN.” The most practical and woaderAil (clf-treatment known for all famale d I«**■*■». Baud 10 cents for sample by mall, or $1.00 per box of six treatmeata. Lady attendant from 4 to 6 p. m. F. 8. NEWBY, MANAGER NATIONAL SPECIFIC (X)., Room 8, over M Weet Washington st, Opposite Transfer Car. Indianapolis.

HODSEHOLD GOODS

MESSENGER, 101 East 'Washington Street, Has the Isrgelt and most compute stock fit the StaU MM,CARPER,STOIES BpaClal bargains offered on BEATING .-TOVES, for hard or soft coal, during the next thirty days. EASY PAYMENTS OR CASH

MESSENGER’S.

Grateful—comforting. EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge uf the natnral laws Which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the tins properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro ruled our hr* al last tables with a dslieataly flavored beverage which may save u< many hoary doctors' bills. It Is by the Judicious use ot such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until abi ig enough to resist every tendency to dtaeese Buudnds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there la a weak point We may escape many a fetal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pare blood and a properly nourished frame.”—ClTU Service Gazette.

London. Kug'Snd

mm

Taub powder:

LADIES

Vklnlng their complexion should secure

SJtMPLB: BOX (G-KJIlTIS) CUdfes latest imported and unanimously acknowi-

lls the beet PACK

•Onnerbox. lyLLOY

POWUKR.

r druggist for it Price. 2&o aud >YD * CO.. CHICAGO, Sole Importer*.

Ltyips Paub PowbKR:

A DICKSON & CO.

CHEAT MI GOODS.

Ott 20 pa* ottt discount sals goes on briaklj. Buy 140 hm and you pty |32. Buy $30 here and you pay $24. Buy $20 here and you pay $16. Buy $10 here and yon pay $8. Bay $5 bar* and you pay $4. Buy $1 hare and you pay 80& Every article marked in plain figure*, Such vahiei in Dry Quods hatt never beau offered in thi* ci ty.

A. DICKSON & CO. Vgaa^fe-OJB.

TBZ RltKT XKTKItTAIKlCKMT.

A Magwfesat Analance Give the Booster Fees an Kethmaiaeile Receptioo. Mr. Jaaea Whiteomb Riley never met with n kindlier nod mere eaUinslaatio reception than that given him by tbe splendid aodieade that Iliad every part of tbe Grand Opera House lest night. The audience wae representative of the eity’e intelligence nod refinement, and Mr. £. W. Halford's greeefnl and well-considered introduction •f Mr. Riley was net a more fitting compliment to the Hoosier poet than were tbe close attention paid to every word be altered end the sympathetic demonstrations and manifestations ot approval that came from the ladies and gentlemen in front. Perbsps Mr. Helftmi himself gave the impression to this When be said: “In looking over this magnifieent audience I am impressed with tbe foot that there is at least on# conspicuous difference between a prophet and a poet; While a prophet is not dithout honor, save in his own country, n poet—our poet—may well felieiiate himself that be is most esteemed and admired where best known, and ibat it is among bia friends and neigbbors in tba State of bia birth and tba city of his home, that the warmest meed ot reeAgnitioa and welcome awaits him.” Mr. Riiey again demonstrated that, as a monologue entertainer, he has no equal. In an introductory way, be referred to uis strong desire to preserve in his various character-sketches, the homely dialect of the Hoosier termer, whieb, he thought, worthy of perpetuaiioo la its better uses aod gentler forms. It was this inspiration, ho said, which suggested “When the Frost is on tbe Funkin’ ami tbs Fodder's in the Shock,” which be gave in his Inimitable way. as an illustration of the more pathetic forms of dialect, he gave that beautiful little study, ‘•Ndthia’ to Say, My Daughter,” aod followed it by the sketch, wbieh be said was dialeetic only tb its suggestions, “That Old Seeetbeart of Mine.” ''Out at Old Aunt Mary’s” and “The Contented Farmer,” came in for their share of the appleuse, which enlivened the enteneiomeat throughout, and Mr. Riley presented one of his best prose sketches, “The Boy from Zeeny.” One ot tbe best things ot the evening was tbs pathetic “Good-By, Jim; Tske (fere of Yourself,” recently published io tbe Century, nod Iben, ip the same sad strain, came Carl Hans's Christmas story (“Dot Leedle Poy of Mine”), by special requast, and iollowing it “New Y ears at OJd Man Wiliard’a.” Mr. Riley expressed to tbe audience hie gratitude for the reception which had greetad him, and their evident appreciation of his efforts. He closed his entertainment with “The Educator,” in which the people who listen to him find a perennial delight. I., D. A W. EXTENSION.

THE XZ.KUT NEWS. Tba New York Stock Market. [Npedal to Tbe ladiaaapoiU News,]

W*w Took. January IS—As a matter of feet, there le nothtag ta tbe Mtnauou to tomcats the probable courts of the market Trailing yseterday was very limited. Tba Dragon stocks wok a decided upward torn yesterday, and gaining from V op w 3k. wblfe earpria? was txpressed at the

weaknoas of the Gould stocks.

Xoon.-Money is easy at WA4 per cent. Bar silver Mf(. The slight Improvement In tbe stock market waa ef bat thort duration, the decline bolan soon reomasd. After 11 o'clock too general list snowed utils movement, however. Fort Worth rc

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

a K rag's Standard Mfe'e. McCone's A re Men n\c. !

OatM’s i. bampion arbeckla's aitc. Molasses ; and himps-New Orisons molasses new cron ! ’TOBOGGANING to-night.

tSc. ipeCium simps tU$36c. rbolco Mtfis&c. starch I A Kico—Oarottca skfoYiee. Coal Y>oWltN’i» ter

medium r-» «- —

ubtSSf,

boshel

fm/Lws, ixi*rreirflLt 92.7 | *v8* oirocar ‘ '

rooarisa—Sasars-Herd 7‘.^Sc. standard A Tfee, co nee A Ti#7-,c, white extra C Skfoe^c, i extra C SVafieSc, good yellow common w lair Vtmsfcc. Cotfso—Common to ordinary grade ITfotTfec. fetr lefelSe. good ISgS »Sc, prime SIMS SOHr’. strictly prims 2? 4.211,0, choice fianey Xifo.tkc. Golden Rio 5Ai.\c. Java 2+4.. s

J^eZoi

r» groano at w Circle t

Hides.Taitow and -Oreeo i.ldse ike.

.'SO

Ursaso—Dealers pay n* pne-s No. 1 cured «.s9.'e green calf bide* So. Pelta—sneep lil^Soc,

Se. drv flln; 10c. sell btdee Bn. Pelta—sneep tilABOc, bores hidee4i.fe0ce.ua Tallow—Prime 3540, No. 3

_ w ^ , Sc Grease—Brown 3ka ye low 3Sc. white tki^tc. Denver and M ssourl Pacific being the cooapieu- : Tlcnen.' ^applies—Rest nrsn 1 cnarcoai tin r C oiroy weak dock a the >o»eet to the remainder I fexK Cxi: and ltkS«7.w,lX 10x14, lixll aod 14x30 being for lostgnifichot feactlom only. Ft W(*ih •*■«. roofleg tin I l4x» SAM. 2uxJ SILOO. b.octt in

A Denver lost Z p« feom tu opening flga~. |

cnoea ikmt c«ui, in Mddi- | tr.O i. eot»fi®r bruinm <fc)c, olnniihed copj>«r3o»c**ol<l®r

A Director Soys tbe Rood Will Bo Built Beyond Decatur, Probably to Quincy. President Hammond, ot the I., D. & W. Road, to expected in the city in two weeks, when the receivership will probably be cooeluded and tba property go formally into the hands of the company. There to bo longer any doubt of tbe intention of the company to push thelong-talked-of weitern extension. A director of the road said to-day “We can not afford te ait down at Decatur aud let otbar roads step io aud occupy the territory properly belonging to us. When the receivership is settled and the weather becomes to 1 hat we can work there is to be some lively Work done at our western terminus. We shall probably reach out for Quincy, lii. The most favorable route will be from Decatur to Springfield, thence by way of Ml Sterling to Qqincy. This extension will be approximately 160 miles iu length through some of tbe finest portion! of the State. As our present line is

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ut 153 miles io length, you see we intend to more than double our line, and what is more we intend to get the entire undertaking done this next summer. Tue I., D. A W. has the most,, direct line West, and all it needs is proper extension to become one ot the best

roads iu this part of the country.”

The State Surveyors.

At the afternoon session yesterday oi the Indiana Association of Civil Engineers, L.S. Alter, of Kentland, discussed the benefits and alleged evils of tile drainage. Ha reviewed the prejudiees against drainage; found that it produces no changes in the climate, as claimed; that neithar drought nor floods are traceable to it, and that these things were as numerous before tbe day* ol tile drainage at they have been since. Figures were eubmitted showing that tiie number Of miles of tile drainage have increased from 30,873 in 1872 to 65,712 in 1887 (iu Indiana). There were remarks by Professor Phillips, of Purdue University; Professor Hargrave, Of tbe Central Normal College;

Prolesaor John Collett and others.

Tbe principal feature of the session this forenoon waa tba eleotion of officers. J. C. Pulse, Greensburg, was elected President; E. B. Vawter, Lafayette, Vice President; J. R. Brown, Frankfort, Recording Secretary; G. M. Cheney, Logansport, Corresponding Secretary; R. I. Morrison, New Castle, Treasurer; Q. M. Cheney, Logansport; J. C. Pulse, Greensburg; W. A. Osraer, Logansport; R. H. Walls, Greencastie, and Professor Norris, Wabash College, executive committee. In the election for Recording Secretary, Mr. Fatout, this city, declined to continue longer in the position, and then Mr. Brown was chosen. The various standing committees were announced, the chair-

men of which include:—

Legislative Committee—W. M. Whitten, St.

Joseph County.

Drainage-J. X. Waugh, Montgomery. Engineering aud 8u. veylng—J. C. Pulse, De-

catur. „ t!'

Pflblic Highways and Bridges—Q. M. Cheney,

Case. , ■ .

Instruments and Blanks—W. 8. Fries, Hancock.

Statistics—L. & Alter. Newton.

National Publlo Works—W. A. Otmer, Cass. The remainder of tbe morning session was occupied with mweellaneous business, principally the submission and consideration of papers by various members of the associatiou. Tbe attendance was quite limited, infiiy hiving already returned to their

homes.

English Socmluta Convicted. London, January 19.—R. C. Graham, liberal member of Parliament for North Lanarkshire, and Mr. Burns, tbe Nottingham Socialist, leader, iodieted for rioting, assault* inf the pelice and unlawful assembly in Train!gar Square on November 3, 1887, have been oottvicted of the latter offense only.

Real Jtuate Transfers.

William C. Cooper to James K. McCurdy, part 01 west half of southwest quarter of section n,

township 17, range 2,2 sere®, NO.

maauM Lean and Trust Company to Emma V. Tvlnemt. lot SR Haun A Davison’stub, block 24,

Johnson's heirs’ addition, $1,860.

David King to. Emma 9. Gullcke, southwest quarter ol southwest quarter of section to. and toutbeasi quarter of section 81, township 16, rang#

2 east, 88 acres, <1.

Emma 8. Qullck to David King, lot 2 Sherman's sub. alto parts ot tots 10 and 11 In square 12. $1. Nelson GUlam to Martha E. Phillips, tote 14,15,

16, Llppinoott’ssub, 82,000.

Nicholas McCarty to Fetor Canon, lot 942 In McCarty’s subdivision of part or outiot 12J. 8550. Peter Ueber to Elikabeth MoeUer. lota 75 aud 76,

McCarty's south additiou, 81.000.

John U> Wright to Jehu Welsh, tot 78 In Wiley’s

subdivision of outlota 162.163 aod 165,81,200.

Samuel D. Pray to CUariea W. Eunis, lot 40 in Seatea’a subdivision of block 25. in Johnson's

bein’ addition to Indianapolis. $400.

Daniel W. Sheen an to Franklin P. Boone, lot 66 In Betaafe subdivision of pan 0t outiot 80, in Indl^Mafl* FTichs to Simon Haag, pert of (he north half of Bfe southeast quarter of section 21, town-

ship 16, north of range I east, 84,000.

Oscar L. NWaler to Amy w. Roberta, toteS sad8 In Hitt'S subdivision of rtetcher'afim Brookside

suburb, fn Indianapolis, 84BB.

Ami Roberts to Psrcivel B. Coffin. !otR In Hitt's ibdivtsiou of Flefbber’s first Brookside Suburb,

1 Of Fletcher's first

In Indianapolis, $300. ^MtvslB. Coffin

to John N. Roberts, lot 1 aod i*a ■nhaivteuu) gf Johnson's

spbet, lot U. in aon to Indian-

BLKmR, toA.trtA'.

Anna 3. Butler to Butler University, lot 7 am p«t of lot 8, In square 72. In Indianapolis, 111,

w. a w,

„ »A. Matchott, tot TIL th s subdivtaien of Vqfeft’a Bpringdato Utob

22. in KotchmnTfecn, InWghvliieW Robert Browning to Edwin P. Ferris, tote 13,

etC. iU in North Indianapolis,

Mary Leonard to Eliza A Millers subdivision of Vi tton 10 IndUtuuMUA. MOOl

an'l Missoart Pacific declined Si per eem,; nos to tbe fees nr. he first bnur There wit a belter i u>ae developed fetor, bdi no improvement 10 prices ! of any momeni took place, and at noon the market > wa. rerr dun and stead/ at about tbs lowest pncea I

reaobei

Tners was a Ifttle flurry In Read I nr to-day wbea ; It b -cam* known that a pool among whose mem- i her. were Frank Work, General Throat, a. V. While. T. W, Psarsall and John U. Moore, bad j liquidated. When the Reading strike Pecan tbe | pool h*-;d to.iOj shareaof stock, bat to day It does j not own a share Tbe stock was boutht oy London. 1 Phi adetphia and the bean. Tbe latter also made a raid 00 tbe Gould stock, and London sqld Loulavtlle A Nea'iVille and nv Paul Reading wentdown to *4*6. Tbe active stocks varied only fractionally in price. Exchange is quoted et 484*6 Tbe propo tloo ef reserve to liability la the Bank of England is 42.3't against «U« per cent last week.

Total tales to noon w-rs »1 JuO shares

V. B. 4 s re«tst«rsd.. .l2J^ Ikobue A Ohio 11 do coupons. 126*6 Nash. A Chat. 79

cbntt*! 78

....140 iNonherti Pacific

(7 0 copper hot

24ffi20c.

do coupons.... Pscne iVofM

Adams Expreas ISO iMorthero Pacibc.— 22«i * ,m,

A Efc55rt* H ““- NOrthireMaro'

American Exproes...l«X ..preferred. .. Ut °6.fa t" j .'

.... preferred

27 N. Y. Central

rn VB6N Y..UA.-tt. L . »2 preferred

0. i»7 Ohio A Mlssias ppl.... -'8),

.O.U. L..^:1JV^^Trte?sr \h preferred • kT^iore. Nav M

Cin., ban. rt Ulevi CleVoland A Col a

C. S. Express... lW ..»t. L A P. .. — ! Wells Fsi

.... ~l

.... 15)6

.... 28 ....128

775

Bur.. C R. A N„ • anada Hoot hern

Central Pacific.

Chicago A aunt

Cdic. Bur. A Ohio , a uS

c,.voiandAco.um.g‘‘;^Jc r ‘M D ^:.:::: DeL 4k Hudson Ki7)6[P..D. *R. Dei. A Lack 1*) Pltl-burg Denver A KloOr 22 jP. P. C. C. Erie— 28)6 Reeding prlSrred 61), Rock Island Fort Wayne IS2 Wt. L. « A fc*. ... h o a Inn Valli-y 38 ! preterred Houston A Texas 2B | IstDreterred... Illinois i'antral.. ..^..117 lot Paul. Ind.. Bloom. A Wes;. 13 ' preierr. d ISsaSDKaKiPafrAfl*{25« r .?{!f. r i-7viS£z %*'■ pre ‘' rr “ 1 -

Louitvllie AN. A 37 Memphis A Charl'o. M Michigan Ontrai..„„ 83

M.. U 3. A W preferred. „100 Wells Fsnr> Ex... Minn A Mi. L 7 Western Union 7756 preferiwl _ 16 Quicksilver t2 Missouri Pteittc „ «5)6 preferred 38 London. January 19.—The Bank ot England has again reduced its rate ot Interest to 3 per cent, anotner Indication of the pacific aspect of affairs on

the continent.

LIVE MTU Uis. M AHMET. Light Receipts of Cattle—Receipts ol Hogs About 3,000—Light Receipts of Mlieep. CHS BOSS, Dock ABM, Etc.—1 sroage; Cattle 20o per head, nogs7c, sneep 5c. Commusious: Cattle 5dc per head, calves Ac per head, hogs single decs M.duuble dock Sli). sneep single decs; so. doubts deck tin. dead hogt we.ghlng under lOu pounds of no vaius, too pounds and over Sic ner pound. Pregnant sows are ducked <0 pounds each, stage 8u pounds. Feed: Corn #1 per bushel, hay |Ltu per 100

pou mis

tiMirriNe CaTTLK—Receipts of shipping cattle tl.ra. Themai aeiis stea.iy on good. w.Ti fatted cauls, while tue common grades ate stow s*!e Extra cbo re tt "o® Good to choice 4 0o;2 Medium to good 3 Mg Fair td medium 3 mroi i Common to fair Z uutai* oo Cows a no Mix -.D.—Receipt* uf o ucher cattle also Good COWS and heifers find reaoy sale at

ommon grades dui..

•» f3 2S®3 M rs 2 75683 21 ood nelter* —

IndianaDoiis uraia Market.

Markets on 'Change to-dav were ah *a’. as reported yesterdav. Wheat and oats quiet, with a We: leer tendency noticeable lb tbe iatier. Corn steady with some signs of activity noted among

both buyers and eel fern.

Total Inspec tons—In wheat 2 cars, corn 25 care.

Out—Oats 6 cent

Total Receipts—Flour 125 barrels, wheat 1.800 bushels, corn -•<..400 bushels, oats IS. 1 00 bushels, rye 6*1 busliels. barley 2,400 bushels, nay — cars. Shipments—Flour 1,250 barrels, wheat mm bushels, corn 15,00 bushels, oats 15.0U0 bushels, rye Goo

oushels, barley 2 *C bushels, hmr — car.

1 he follow.uc were but on Cuange to-day. Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean SJcot., No. :< Mediterranean SGc o. C. No. 2 red 85c o L. No. 3 red no bid. rejected no bid. unmerchamable no bid, January no old. February no bid. May no bid.

Wagon Wheat—'2«44o nominal.

Corn—No. 2 white’s ico. t.. No. 3 white 5056c O-t.. No. 4 white nobid. No. 2 yellow 4»i 4 c o. t. No. 3 vellow no bid. No. 2 mixed 49- o. t.. No. 3 mixed No. 4 <7c. sound ear white no bid, yellow no bid mixed no bid. January oo bid. May ul-tc,

b.. No. t white no ected no bid. mixed

B bid. February

Y? L&CTKIC LIGHT fcOAP. Cheapest and beec

Follow directions.

I SIS. PavTL C. BRYAN—Residence 3ts Moth

U East: teiepbooe 445.

Y>AtRSTB-tTT. J«ecbs. srtorney in patent casts,

Jl Rn. SB EMt Marxist.

1 Dt.lPB Ml kMRN. confectioner and caterer. US

«J Virginia av*v Telephone sfts

v Virgmia ava.

f >Tt EaPKST place for household goods: cash or

V> payment- 42 Mass, sve. Hudson.

TI’KaR tho~!Iomefii*cir1c Appliance for roe d vy matlsm. Sold at 7SH E. Wash, at, f ’o Tu Kelleys City Hall restaurant tor a goon VJ square meat. 7* North Delawara f~l w. BOC6Bto>. Chrirttau Science ana Meg-

net'C Haefer. Wes N. Meridian st.

iTABlfc^ 15 i >*ter hr

pictures a i

:>»terbout's «G)6 N.

Pennsyl

,t At ata st,

T) tXiFINQ. elate and era*e); alec rep irtng. H. XV t . Zimmerman, fee k Washington st aLaME NiTCHlRTfidfee^titfer:4BN5nh iU Alabama, imrthwaet corner Prati tt

uANTibT. TzValbo tavenu

A.

ffUcHANA?T. “liemlst room 15 TVlien Block. Agent tor the New Electric Vibrator.

red 3256c

hanteble no Did, January no

Id. May oo bid.

, sn—*17. ,

Rye-No. 2«5c o. t. No. 8 no bid.

Hay-Choice timothy f 14 uO, No. 1 81160, No. 3

no bid.

| riHlKrJl>LV'l>'N ’Wood tAR'cr Uood"*nd i r kindling wholesale and retail: coat Lodgings ' Tsla^lwa* jj cent *' * or destitute trsqslsuis. \ W. WlLiTaMH 19 Mass.ava. multufec’nrer xx. ot Ingrains Ik curtains, rug carpets: weaving and chain, 20 ce: taper yard: selisrag carpet at 30 cents per yard VI RK MAKEHA F. HaMmoNm inrur.u tier IU horse ast May In the Central Live (StocK Insurance tom pa ny ot tl:ia city. Vesteraay the horse died and to-day it waa paid in fell; no diocou t for prompt payment.

Miscellaneous roroauoe.

Dealers' Helliag Prices—Mataga graces 11.00©

^ * ii U.OO<$l.U per

Valencia (I 2*to

Cabbage bushel,

30u per barrel. Potatoes McgvSi.W per bushel, reet pntatues. Jerseys H5O(48d.«0 per barrel, uihero pfr barrel. cioer I >f£l7c r gallon. Apple* |2./mr<£3.&[) Der barre:. Turnips

•• . M fi-S« per keg. lit .....158 bushel. 82.75^2.00 ....140)6 7.50 per boshet ci

S4« II.V-6

71 s

....115 ,....109

.... 3956

108

>g I

idiouS—American 00 per oarrei. V

Celery ZV§i50c per dozen.

rrel. Mweet claer 1 ,1^1 13.50 ner barrel. Tarnii

1. Ho rerseyi

• males- |7.5ii per barre bo-. russelS f2.75r<iX2S per

pples S2.-SJOX3 50 her ■arrel. Honey, one-i

Jerseys.

_ . _. isles- 87. |3.*i«t75 per bo-.

Vsleucias to.50@7 00 per choice (3 004 3-50. choice t

per bar

:rsnberriee.

iJrahgce, Jsmales-17.50 pei

re:. Tnrmps

ey. one-pnntid <-aus2h-A s to. 5< to 11.00.50 per bar-

r barrel. Floridss Sto52S per box,

s-e. Lemona good to

fancy |t.5O<§)4.0a

T ACE CURTAINS; large stock and very cheap Ij on payments, at MesMngeFa 101 K. Washlhg-

I J it. w! H. WAIT, magnetic and vital feme U physician, 8'dj N. Pennsylvania st. Can cure rarslys!-, epitepiy. lung, liver and kidney smd all ch-onic troubles when all elsetalL Mend lor circular. A trial treatment given tree to all new patients until February 1.

NOTICE.

fJioBOGGANINO to-night.

Eggs. Butter, Poultry ana Feath-rs. Shippers’ Paying Price*—Egg- isn. BntterExuacountry lie, country good s^iOc. Live Poultry—Chickens «)6c, hens 656c her pound, roosters 3c, tuncey* 7c, geese fell leathered »4.5o^*-4 so per dozen, ducks Dc s pound, rsbolts 75c per dozen. Feathers—Prime goose 36c a pound. Rags—St-Uf

pounds

uhei ' loo

Markets By Telegraph.

Tolsdo. January 19—Wheal—Quiet and lower; cash 8d5»@s7)ac, May 89)6c, June 90c. July 87c. Corn—letwer, dull; cash ole. May M56 asked. Oats-Dull; cadi sic asked. May KM.-. Cloverseeu - Dull: cash HI* bid, February, $42j,

March 81.25 bid. a m —Wheat— V February 91®

91)6". May

i 179 N. A la Oam a. Telephone 1>E K AalKKHUF:-'. pmmoers, gas ana steam

I fleers. 91 EastMarset.

CQU ARE and round base heaters at Born A Co.'a t - 07 E. Washington st. Cash or payments. * T® BCR- 1-oCND all wool casslm ere pants lor 82 5U at Mlfes s. 194 W. Washlugton.263 Mass. ay. REaT re3ucuo*n~Tn clothing and oyercosts. Clff rdava y0Ur llm * 10 bUy ,l Henry Uei ‘« 1 ’ , • II O W K rowing me chines repaired hy the enn? 1.1 nany’s former adjuster, at New Home office.

172 E. Washing on st.

r PHE Western stars) tins Com

1 155 W. Ws him

^ i-y Sts esdr; Western

eaay

cargoes ordi-i—Fi-iur 5.-feo

light. Good cows our quotations. Com Extra choice heifers Good to choice heifer:

Medium to good hellers. Fei to medium heifers.. Extra choice cows Good tu choice euws ... Medium to good cows

sir to medn

..... 2 25(0)2 71 1 7oto2 25 3'0®3 25 2 60(gl3 00 2 0<tr2 50 1 (i’ltm: on 1 JOtol 60 ..... 1 ftoltt J 2i 2 4 ®2 7' ....IS oiig.SS 00

e .lcalves 3 no® & oo Hoos—tteceipts ot hogs very light. Toe roan-e: [iened active uud con limed so throiigboui at bout 10c higher. In some Instances the

18c higher than the ruling

Fair ta medium c w« Common to fair cow* Bullscoipiuou to vooi Bulla extra choice...„ Cow* and calves

Ve leal'

open:

prices a! light mi

prices of yestt closing (tesitv.

died grades sold l8c higher than the ruling of yesterday. All the early arrivals sola;

*} Rough. 81 32. 6S to 98.. . «1

53.. 71.. .

amt

.298...$4 88

....139... 5 02)6

....154. . 5 05 ....IW... 5 10 ....142... 5 10

S»

-Ifcili . 176... 5 20 ..182... 6 20

Bait mm«k, January 18 —Wheat—We-tern dull ana rather .'a-y: No. 2 winter red spot 87J6®8-)6c, Fenruary 88,(«8'H6c. Marco 9>)4®81c. MiytoCto W)tc Corn-Wesieru dul and steady: mixed spot

Jr"" *•->-

w hlte 40®4.’c. do mixed 37.a '.9c Provl: and uncua'iged. C tfe—st. ady: Rio nary io fair 17)6® 17 Vc Receipts barrels, wbeat4,tM. uushei corn il.uOu 1,W0 bushels rye 12200 bushele.

Nxw York, January 19-Wheat-

firm and quiei; rwelnts 4 050 bu heis; sales 24.000 bushels No. 2 red February 9 U V®9015-16C, 16.000 bushels do March 9LV. IB.UUU bushels April !‘3c. 272.000 bushpl do May MHiSi'Wfc lo.'ion bushe s d >

June 83J6'U>94c, 40.0JUbushels do December shade stronger but quiet; mixed wesiern Ifflfi-fe, lutures 8i^6@«)6c: receipt sbeis; sales 224.0OJ busbela Oats— quid.; No. 2 western 37f«46c: re-

bushels: sales 40.000 husbeis. Beef— •; new extra mess ;S. Pork

♦15.75® «i ?7 6'.

ern wh

i aud

crusucu sc, pow.iered 7%c, grsiiul led "Ho ' MoIssst s-steady and unchsnged. Coffee—Dull: lair Riu ITSfc. gnou do. 18.:, prime 18'6c. TurpenUne— Steaay at 41^41560. Eggs-Western llSi&ZtSic.

Ch cago Grain Miirker.

J -fu tnv 19. 1 p. m.

autrsl Gas Cfempany will meet at

— v - u.ugtnn SL. un Fricay. the 20th Inst.. o clock p. pi. John JosDson. PreaidenL. |> CfSi NEfcts CHAiNc }• s*; ion Kood bu-iiieu op^t*I> mg* tu Grand R&pids, Mkh Ran’» mo^i thr»T ng city. Foil paniculan. Grand Cmou Butluehs Chance b lohanga. Circte ut. pABV.CARRlAQtorary cheap, on paymeai•CfOTlCE TO^TOtJCaoIbE Rs-owners of stock is In tue curpor,.lion of Eil Lilly A Oo.. are hereby notified that tue annual meeting of stockbeders Will take place Tuesday, February 8, at the office of thecoiunany. Evan F Lilly, Secret try. r |MtE annual meeting of the stsckhoiders of tbs A Indtaoauolls. ret Hirer A sou. w—tern Railroad Comoany will he be.dat theoffleenr thsenmpauy at I dlanapoils. Xua., on Weduesnay, Feb-

ruary 6. 1688, at 12 o’clock noon. Secretary.

fPHE annual r 1 White River offi evs and genera

office of Kiogau & Co., F.-bru try g. iggi, at 3 o’cl.

eat—A shade bstier, se. retary.

bu heis; saies 24.000 q-TATEMENT of lbs Acme MIHliii'Oompany,

d Ind.anapolis. Ind , January 14. 1888.

C-apha stock lull paid ifi) 8100,000 00

Tutai udebtedneaa....._

W. E.

nay. FebEtdrldge,

mfetimr of stockholders of the Railroad C. muany tor election of irai business win be be u at tbe

Indhtnnpolls, Weunesday, ock, p. m. R. s. nluc air.

spot 61 ( 28 309 bU: steady, qul ceip.s g.’.Otul

Quiet and s eody; new extra mess -loo® 1 — unchanged a..d dull: oie year old riii Lard—Run and eHiy. steam rend

J—Ve

is. F. Hobi.nsox, I’rfSi :ent. C L Cuvrae, vice Presldi

89,Wj 19

15.50. Lard—Dull and ea^y. steam rendered *7 6'. Buuar—In moderate demand; We.tern lorisic.

white i2)6to i and quiet;

tranul led 7)6c “

_ - _ema crushed 8c, powdered 7J6C,

xrae. V ice President. Ha Riiis, sec. and Treas.

ana, l

Ion Countv. /

Hire me. Fred A. Gregory, s Notary Public In for sai l County, pers .nally aopeared s. F. mnsun, President; C. L. Cutler. Vice President, aud Samuel Harriy Secretarr and Treasurer, who b. log duiy aworn upon their oath, say that the above is a cone t autemeui of the condition of the

Acme Slillin; Company on th • dA:e Subscribed and sworn to before me,

, 16S8. Faso A Grkooi

State of Indian

Mario

Befiire me.

and : Rcbn

Kx Go.

Mefilum to good sneep. Fair to medium sheep.... Common to lair sheep...

Bucks per head.

above given

— _ —_ this llfiti day of January, less. Faso A GaKeoRY.

Notary Public.

T> F.CETVERS’' sai.e 6P personal'“Prop: AV krty—Iu pursuance of an order of the Su-

Mariou Co

"197.“ 6

197,. * '2*»4,„ 5 TX... 8 223... 5 3d SC— 5 80 ...’. *•._ 5 40 386 . „ 5 40

M... 5 r.Si

514... 5 58

. JU... 5 85

SHacp,—Receipts ot Sneep it.-nt. Good sheep and lambs steady. Common grades dull. Extra choice lambs 95 Good to choice lambs. 4 Medium to good lambs 4 w Fair to medium lambs.„ 3 sq Common to felr lamb*.

Extra choice sheep..

Good to choice sbeeh...

Mefilum to rood

perior Court of pruceediugs in

of

Cr<H Will

order of the Su-

farion County, Indisus, under cause No. 37,035, lor the sale property belonging to the Fall

Ice Company by Us receiver. I sell, at public auction, on Monday, January 23, at 2 o’clock, p. m, at the office of the Fall Creek Ice Company, 291 W. St, Clair st.. the tollowloz property: Eight horiee. two mule*, ulne

the propert.

eeg

z property: Eight hor*ee, two mules, nine sets harness, eight wagons, one bumey. office furullools anu other laiall articles; also at said

> 1 one**, on Indiana car The leases on three 1

ture, ice lool company's ii 'ug property:

ice pond, and the ic« houses. Terms: One-third in two equal payments

day* from date of tale, evidenced by notes with approved security, oayahic in bans, bearing 8 er cent. Interest, with attorneys’ lees waiving

le*; also at s nal. ihe foili

uses and iu the

cash; me balance lb thirty ana sixty evidenced by notes

per cent. Interest, relief from valnatlc

V. Hrowiu Hi C; TAT kM I O Csiznpaii

.nevn

fef from valuation ana appraWment. Arthur Hrowu. Kecei ver Foil Creek Ice > omnany.

Capital stock sul Capital siock paii LianliiUes......

KN T of the I- dlauapo fURallei liidianapoU-:, Ind., January

ilianapoU bic rl bed.,

d In....

able Iron

I. 18*8.

l f2Q)l.0UII 09 . 20.000 00 A. A. i*opc:,

Thomas s. Faortpurot.

Chicago Live Stock Market.

Cbicauo. January 19.—Hoes—Recelma 23,CM head

Market more active and 5c hi ~

gh*r.

—*4 *<)<»•'. 15 & Ostos 20 4 05to5 45 5 :LQu5 75 Market Irregifar .43 uctoi 00 — — 17.*g,a

New York Cotton Market.

iNv-w Yoik, January Ik—Cotton—Quiet; uplands

grtsffi E*w .a. ....... Rough aacslnc „.... Heavy packing and Mtptdng... Catt.e—Receipts it,sou head. Beeves.

CViWS „...._ 1 75(cL3 10 Sloegers *nd iMeder*. 2 10(a>3 50 Kbees—Receipt* 4,000 bead. Maraetete viy. Common to choice 7 -@5 25 Lambs 4 7oi»6 00

St. Louis Live Mock Market.

ST. LoDIs, January 13.—Cfcttle—Receipts 2,000

bead M erket stead v.

Hogt—Ueceipu 4.000 heed. Market

higher.

Choice heavy and butchers $5 "15455 50 Packld*.. 3 6mA 40 Light grades. 4 »u<s65 00 Sheep—Receipts 4.00o bead. Marsel stronger. Indianapolis Wholesale Market*. Markets to-day show no substantial changes over preceding reports. Trade in general continues dull or quiet. Business, however, is equal to that of the corresponding period of former years, and prospects for the spring aud summer are regarded as very favorable.

Dry-

82? r

6C, Dwlzl

7c, Uonttnenlal 0 7c. Clark _ Anchor is Incites M, Granltevilie E E

tUe L L Slfc, Fepperell E 7>6c. Pepper. llic, Saranac ft Wfc, Pepperell 9-4 20c Pepper, I2ie, bleaclie.! *neetlng* Androscoggin Luc, Barker's mills to toebre Sc. Bartlett 5to&kc, Blackstone A A Sc, Chestnut HiU fro. Chsnmati X I'fc, Dwight star H skc. Fruit of the Loom to inchet 9c, FltehvUieTfee. hill’s isemper Idem SS Inches SHc, Hope7kc.Knight scambric 7)6®9o. Lonsdale cambric like, Lonsdale to Inches 9c. Wblttlnavllle fo Incnes So, Wam*utu to Inches 11c, New York mills, lie. Dttaa UM 27)60, Corset jeans Indian Orchard 6So, _X*knaaa.: sateaos 7hw Naumkeog sateens 7lie. RorkoortSMft TtCicIng—

“Coffee and pistols for two” now reads "Cofie and pictures for you;’’ if you buy Arbuckles s Coffee you will receive a beautiful picture with each pound package. See names ot merchauts who sell It on second page. SOUTH SIDE^FOu'nDRY COMPANY, Manufacturers ot all kinds of gray iron castings. Strict attention given to job work. Frices low. 28 Shelby street. Telephone 158. COTeTd’OIL The pure California grope juice, is for sale by J. George Mueller at only 50 cents per bottle. John Clvnr moved to 59 and 79 West Washington street. Furniture, carpets and stpve* on payments or for cash. One square west of transfer

car.

fon throat diseases and coughs use Brown’s Bronchial Troches. Like all really good things, they are Imitated. The genuine are sold only in boxes. “WHOA. JANUARYr' Tranks, harness, whips, sleigh robes and bells. Ad Heretb, 68 E. Washington sk “A thing of beauty is a joy loiever.” This applies to toe very handsome pictures given free yritli Arbuckles’s Arioso Coffee. Advert sement on second page tells where to find both coffee and pictures. NOW IS YOUR TIME To bny a handsome cutter at low prices. Come and make selection, and take your choice. Sleigh beds, skates at reduced prices. They never were so cheap, and may never be i-o again. Our number is 52 South Meridian street. Hildebrand <b Fvoate

Attest; E. L. WHiTTtuoiiit,

Sseretary and Treasurer.

State of Pennsylvania, 1

Philadelphia City and County / ss '

Bi-fore me, Thomas J. Hum. Commissioner of Deeds of the state ol Indiana. In and for said County of Philadelphia and Biate of Penn-ylvauia aforesaid, personally came T. S. Fsuntleroy, a inemner of the Board of Dlrectorsof the Indianapolis Malleable Iron Compary, ana, being eworn upon his oath, say* that the above statement is true,

ae be verily believes.

Witness ray hand and official seal thle 11th day of January. 'S'*. Thom** J. Hunt. Commissioner of Deeos ot the State of Indiana, wlihin and for the City and County of Philadelphia, in the state of I'eunsylvania. No. 621

walnut street.

Cuyahoga County. \

Slate of Ohio, ;

Be 1 on and for

me, FtnU'W. Jslte. a Notary Public In

dd County and State, personal!;

and for said County and

A Pod*, the President and a member of the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Malleable

ind, being sworn upon nu oath

ly came A. r the Boari

Iroi

tnekti 8 Se. bwUl Klvfr »)%c. Minnehaha u^c. SKf.T^riEK.VitX' lose, Poolfic dress goods, threo-fourths poplin luster 9o, 9>ekm»r* throe-fourths He. alpaca looter 916a A Australiannripe iu^c. brocatels iskc.caahmeer oyBiert I pnunu W8(9$l-w,»pOtlBuffi$1.7vWl.s5, fe^'f^Atendkrd^lfe'^dS (I AdfllTk second ILKXijLto.pluas damsons t pounds SI.20, ito peas TtQttOf early Jeae pro (1.4091.10, A. etrawbarrtee tltoffil.eo. taitotnatoee ( peundt |U5to

11 (to seat aRaas (fee. chloroform ttfe-We, "cop^ oer barrel to 56, cream of lartar pare 4uffit3r, ^4^ted£.r ^S»1 “tu rt^i®

Tcerlne Mifinoc, bromine of potash 42to4(c, white

<&*, bill* SIMMS 'irom

'JSfiSRsrs&^si'iUK

tt, Walker’s (4.26, maw saoee (6.25, cut

hemlock sole 29l»2*a Be, black bridte per oper Aote*. city klb city calf skins TSoffi Moanas Jsmslcas Tic,

PerxlMfei ■alls raw for 94.1# per ho x.

“SiKto.,.,.

(o#M. Freacb k (I.XX Freneb call Foreign Fruits

•Sl.Xl.Aeels don Layere 1

new (2: pound,

la corraote

UUls Neplto 17q, ] raw peanut* wh! iSic, dales StolDc, nine apples 81 Waot-Tab-wMhMI ood pteki £!&fw§lfa • UUWMi ^“ Raw Furs—RaecooqJblack (1 (93. Nat 1 large dark 76c. Mai large pale fee. email and medium 20to Me.mink lane darkTfea pale SfeS*0c, mefilum 8m. ekuek ferae black oxime 7uc, email short

into iso, gr

DIEL-.

B RIN K—Bertha, died feat night at 11 o'clock, daughter of Cbristfeu and Julia Brink. Funeral from th* residence. 351S. Peun. st., Saturday, at 3 o'clock p. m. CHARLES—Mrs. Benjamin, died to-day at 2. p. m. Further nouo* of funeral. Healdeuee 12e Brett

street.

HKIMR—Jaonary «. after throe dayk Illness. Sophie Beima Notice of funeral hereafter, [In dferapoll* Journal, Cincinnati and Naahvui# papers pleas* copy.) HUNTER—Corydon W., eon of J. B. and Louisa Hunter, aeed nineteen yean and four months died Mundav night alls o’olock. The funeral will toko place Friday morning at 10 of clock at the residence of C. H. Degertug, two miles east of the city on tb* Rational Rood.

MARRIED.

WA YT-DAVI80W—Mr. John T. Wayt and Mim Dora Davison were married last nient at the bride's residence. 299 South Tennessee it. Both are member* of th* Church of God, and Elder Stout officiated with a remarkably short oerem,>ny.

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

T’iiflss. sttvjwrriiLtsfii.ssas F«an« Lallv, Secretary.

AtJHO ESTHEft CHAPTER, Me. S-i-taie<l Vat meeting to-morrow (Friday) evening at7m o'clock. Milkosa M. Blodoett, vV. M. Nettib Bajrtpoap. Sea

Y/ OF V.—Indianapolis Looffe, Ho. 56, will meet XL. in regular convention this evening at 7-JO o'clock. Work In third rank. VisUiog brethren welcome. Geo. B. Tcbhunb. CL C. ±y»,£!5; fyHwwtoW. K- of to and s.

fT 0-tIF 4.—The members ortE*Uuitod brder L. of Honor arelnvltad to bo present at themeetIng ot ladfeno Lodge, No. (7. this evening. Supreme officers will attend In a body. Hbebv wnesEs, Deputy, v

thur(Thured*y) evening, at 7JO o’clocg, for work ‘NBtahvaw... w -

EDUCATIONAL

T AM fcrmlag a cfeot for the study ot harmony. A Pupils woo may wish to join wul pleas* appir S°u^. ^xl^So^ B ‘ l “ r<Ur - M -

fOR SALE Oft TRADE.

sie, p s mem ■spoils

Company, and. being eworn upon bis oath, says that tbe above statement Is true, as be veri.y

believe*.

Witness my hand and notarial seal, this 14th day of January, 18)8. Eril W. Jaitr, U. . e. a. , Notary Publlt State of Indiana, \ Marlon County, / ■ sBefore me. f^ri G. Martin, a Justice of the Peace In and for said County »nd State, personally came E- L* Whittemore, the Secretary and Treasurer of tbe Indiauapults Malleable Iron Company, and, being duly swnru upon bis oath, says Ibat A. A. Pope is President and a member of ihe Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Malleable Iron Company. that T. 8. Faumleroy Is a member of the Board of Directors of the Indlanapohs Malleable Iron Company, that said A. A. Pope and T. A Fsuntleroy constitute a majority of the Board of Directors of tbe said Indlsnapolis Malleable Iron Comoany, and that ihe above statement is true, os he verily believes. Wli ness my hand this nth day of January, 1888. Kz»* G. Maktiis, J. P. FOUNTX fpOBOOGANINQ to-night ATCH and chain. Call at 276 South keriafen Hue ot studies at F. ZehrlngePa, 18 Moao. s^k w u-sx r ‘r lr,,l,tt * ,w

MMEDIaTELV, » »ewin^ women lo^et gold

TMME

X mitQiTi 50 cenu.

sylvAnla st.

ftTO-umroy of | •jw rimj. wvwkmm noo^jesns penis from &0c to $1, caMiMere pai V7 from (2 up; oil our own maka; no dealer c equal them In quality or price, and they fit a

equal

aon’t rip. «. R. MR

can

_ _ and

Morn avenue.

LOST.

’pOBOGGANINQ to-night

CT. BEMNaKD PUP; O College are Rewart

femala. Return to 35#

a N English pug aog, black fhce. small defect 1* r\. one eye; return to Mlm Irene Sullivan. 4#B N.

Tripnessae st and receive liberal reward. BY JF. o Btfwi ‘ r ' '

B with black str pattern. Loot oo serheti, about hi

rests, about Return to Jami

PERSONAL.

rpoBOGGANINa to-nlghL

(all patterns •f'sriado

iw en sties as Meeesa

^Cail

leau, silver 19 N. Penn*

STOLEN.

"WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

fpOBOGOANING to-night

Yy t5?r AN fcr klichen work. 47? North Peon st.

4 »IRL for housewors. to go to Qreeoceetle. W4to It South. *-

^MStteDLAtfcLT * g'tri "for general work at »

r> ItoL to Oo general homework at Hr HBSB

VJ avenue.

ft IRL to aartst with housework and children. 647

iTK. Illlnofe

XJt’K'E GIRL at 73 West Second street; bring

2.4 reference*.

a ft ex jerieticefi cook; wblta; good wages 733 N.

A Delaware rn.

PERM AN ktrl for gene ml housework. »f!T

VJ Tennemoe st

A S WNQ or Afftd woman as nursa. Call

at !•« Ppm at.

Q 1 N. MERIDIAN ST., good dtning-room girl

i/T immediately.

T ADI Eft with guod habits and references to coil AJ 14 N. Tennewfee.

i ' IRL to do ?pii» rai hoo^eworK in small fkmily. It -iW N. 2Mmol*Sk

ER.-l aN girl forgvuersl buueework; nu wsaning V T or ironing 247 N. Eoet M.

»)XEXPERIE Nt H rsnero, Win ey good pncea ajO central Chair Company.

r'lAKl'KTH of all kiiKM at Bora A Co.'s *7 East

\y WoehingtoD it. Cash nr payments.

4 N active girl, about sixteen years old; no washA mg Call this week at 753 N New Jeree^et.

f'siHL; 329 Home ave; c.ui.petent cook: wellVT recommended; two In family; best of wages

given.

/COMPETENT, experienced Cook: recommendatlont required. 725 N, Meridian street, tide door. T ADI1S4 wisbmg to secure competent servants X_i should call on our lady maneger and bav* their wame promptly supplied. 31 Circle et. (jABHlEMH. copyists, salesladle-. typewriters, ' - cooks, traycni-g companions, factory girls for In and out of city. Laities' Parlor, 31 Circle st

1 rll k CA ItyKN TKKft' wives ana children. 25 A VV/ cenu for goad silver fillings at tbe Dental College. -Etna Block, 19ana 20 North Pennsylvania street *

4 N experienced white girl as cook: also a good •is girl who thoroughly underetsnds general housework. Reference required Call st 469 North Tennessee et

QEAMsK'RKftSitft at 174 Virginia ave., to get O "Hanover** merchant tailor system” of drees catting. Including large size Instruction book; com p eie for 41.2V

CHOHTHaND wcTiooL—Tho«e wXbrrg to take £/ a c urse in shorthand and lynewrttiogcan hsve one weex on trial, free of charge; pupils Instructed individually or io claro. Call at slionhand school, 307 N. Alabama et. Mrs. May Gable.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

rjXIBOGGANING to-night.

BOOKKKEPti.K Addree* E 4, care News

J^aRBER to rent furnished shop. 22c East Wash.

^pHRKK gooi chair ckucre st No. «W Ksst Wa.-¥. 1 street.

X' EWft carrier; stale aga Address D 4, car*

/Vooi) BOY. to work In bftrbor thop. 4C I*lm-

VJ waieai.

( \Nfcl good dairy hand. Con* Bommsrlod, Msdi-

V f son Hoad Dairy.

•xirketto rree at 1V3% NortO WoDsyirania 1 tL, Uanial CoU«ce.

TJ OCbks rarnfaue*! compiata: caan or p/m •oil. u Born A C<k. 97 Eani WafthlDiton it. atifiirtlftT: good psy and steady work. Apply J.TA Imaiedlately to tue Indiana Bridge Company, M uncle. Ind.

\TU(!) cau obtain wofk bv registering your name X st Pa mer at Co.’s employmebt office, Talbott A New’s ulock.

ij GOOD macbln sis; bube and vise hands, and O one pattern maser. Grand Union Employment Bureau. :il Circle hi.

I.HVh. traveling aalesmen; salary ana expeoses; X uo experience uecissary. Addrees, with sutmp, P. box 119, Indianauoii*. Ind.

/^,‘JOD larm baud who understands milking. 'T Inquire Sweeney's ferm. three squares from Prospect sc, on Huggins Pike.

\ OUNG man with busines experience and (30u X to engage lu good paying business. Grand Union Business Chance Exchange, 81 Ctrc'e it.

TOHN CLUN E moyefi to 59 and 79 W . Washing O t n st. Furnlinre, carpets and stoves on payments or caab. One •q u * r * west of transfer car.

VJ O ebaig* lor extracting teeth at the il Demai Colltge. -Etna Building, 19 North Pennsylvania sl Vk lii close In February. Call toon, s MAN of temperate habits, located oaulils InA dlanapoll* to represeut an old house in bis section. Salary to b-g.n (70 per month. Iteforence* Manufacturtr. Luck Box 1,565, New York r PH E^olflzeas Jl In^ia^lsTo'TTideretorffirhii A our unrivaled flr--proof s* et, with nonplcakole combinationlocks.sre secureogalnsi fire,ana asafe place to deposit valuable books, notes, deeds, mortgage-. receipts, valuable letters, money, jewelry, etc , to protect them from fire, prying eye*, sneak thieves sod burglar* Gur So. 4 safe, size, outride measure, 32x22x21 inches; inside measure, KxHxU Inchen; weight, 7QU pound*; retail price, |la. Cali ann see them a: No. 53 N. Illinois st, Alpine Bale

Go . luoianapull c lod.

WANTED SITUATIONS.

fpOBOGOANINO to-night.

girl, as d.ahwurber or upstairs work. 6U Mss*

IRL. housework or upstairs work. IS Msditon

VI ave , eecood floor.

A ^ sienoKrauuer, by young lady owning typo-

A writer. M 3. Nowm offi •.

T?XPEKIENCED girl; general bouse or second XL work; reten me*. 255 W. Pearlm.

QKCUHKnftlp. tua;t or t^maie. ibrough bmlih’t O ICiupl >ym«nt uflice, 10 Virginia ava. ■OXPUXlttSTCED M XNTpTice-ln wholeisie or X j retail store; host reference. 75)6 East Washington.

t> Y' young woman excerlenced In all the work of I) an office, bookkeeping and shipping; references. Address Y 3. New* office.

IIOORKEEPER or saeisiant In bank, insurance IJ or real estate office by s middle aged man; best references. Address ft 3, News

1 j Y a young man (American) with experience, I) who speaits German and French, m mercantile enabil-hfnem. Address U 3, News office.

\TuC can get tbe best help at Palmer A Co.’s Em1 plnyment Bureau, Talbott A New’* block. Taey are established, and know bow to handle all classes of help. Get youror.iers in early.

pHILD’B FOLDING BEDS at low prloee: easy V' payment*. Messenger's, K>1 to Washington.

fl'HE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE of Palmer A Oo. A is the place to obtain help and positions. They have four ot tho largest bureaus in the Untied states, and are compelled io open up more offices to accommodate tueir customers. Tney keep standing nds. la all the leading papers of the world. Call and see tnem if you mean business. Talbot & New s Block.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

to tbe new furniture store, (8East New York.

J.JORHK. harness and wagon. C. M. CoateACo.

KEAT l4-ojl aoonor soap, oniy fee. a wonaormi VJ wtosndr.

OTOKAOE from everyoody. Talbott, 78 Bourn O Pennsylvania st.

^5 fr^fuilrei of teeth at Earhari'e, I6)i East

\? VfeUY'BODY to tag* ibeir sawlog to Mr*. Rio*. Hi lol Brllvtontauie

IGHjEHT^prlce* p*m for furniture, carpet*, etc.

\t IlLinRrY clearance below cost of winter ivA goods. 446 Virginia ave.

oBOOND-HAND doming; higaeat price* psa

OLlbowu z, nu to Washington.

T°« ,ta ce * pln «-

/ 'OODsiclzh:cheap for cosh. Perry A Prince’s

I i Broom Factory, (73 N. Alabama su

/“VAftTOFF CLOTHlSG. »»“l*st Washington,

vv Highest price paid. J. Budweiiasy.

yu RN ITU RE of ai l kinds at'Born A Co.’s, 97 East X W. talngtou su Cash or ou |iay menu

'I’HREE or mar counter show cases; nickel-plated. X Coll or address to W.Maihews, oi L. ft. Ayres 8k Co.

( \LD gold ana silver in exonange for new good*; VJ also repair watches, clocks and jewelry lor same, at 26 Indiana ava f?OUK Lots—Lexington av*.. Coder, Hosbrook X and E'k eta George P. Anderson, adminIstrator, 9 Ingalls Block.

T ADIEft desiring to learn the art of Oriental X-i painting, needle work or fin* pottery decorstli.g, call 144 N. AGbsms sad see samples of work.

’yy INDOW aHADg»; aiU klnda Merongsra

■pA rTNeVwanted. wUh from lioob to|5,bl», to X take an iaterest in a manuracturiag concef n; business eeiahUshad. Specialtlss, patented articles forwhiob there lea large aemood and nn oomoetltion. Only wtrtles meaning burinsas need OBawer. AddrftM E $, News of&ca.

r INCOLN PARK. Corner ot Meridian and Four-. Xj teanvh eta Lots in this addition for rale *n long' time, taking second mortgage for deferred paymenu. . Rob:. MartiDdal* to Co., (2 to Market su

nusiNESS MF.K-W* have opened in tbfe city n Jj branch of on# of the largest and bent appoluted commercial employmeut bureaus lu tbs world. Branen and aseoclat* offices In all tniportant business centers. Oar system of investigating references and in Interviewing past employenUanequaied. Ail help furbished free; ■atisfeotioa guaranteed. P. P. Darts A Co.. (1 Circle st.

A C CENTS for one gaiion maple torapk

TtU '25c for 3 pounds raisins.

Me for 3 poaads Cat dried grapes, loo lor 1 pound dried blackberrtea.

(C for 1 pe UD <l dried apples

6o for 1 pound new Turkish praam

85c for > quart# aavy beans. Mo for 1 pound oaa tematosa. ito for I oaa Pols'* cere. We for 1 can blackberries. 30c lor 1 eandamsoa plum* 85c for 3 cans string beona Me tor 1 gallon headlight oil.

UO and US Mam are.* Empire Stock!

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

fpOBOGOAMNO te-alght.

fHj: noose: tan acre*: Brri» osoarg. Indiana.

price* an repa rfag

pUTtNIBHNDroMna. 71W. Marks* M

^TTffltLY fernlsbed rroma R N. THireb A ^tTffltiferotobefi ream.'' WKfiVhjMik —

wo tret WKSBUMWBBjmBi, IIHKIipl ’O rooms lOr btmsekespfeg. 149 N. Liberty st.

pTOJfObftoiir^fcMiaiiraSii. MR.

T^^MW^ire^aSaiKN ^,«^onlornl^oi rooms, wltk bhttoM.

xi y days egeclid 7ojT'dwffii

wt:l bo; ; or smal

ThnrSdlTyr^m^Iklfbidf^iv to fet L«t!» arorth #l.«ne; sIceSOxHirH.

JL W. Washington houseot four room a lot fox tofcsecond house west of White River bridge a

Adolph Wurgler. to R. Weebteaton st.

sins yto

In btwh

lean nn

Peijnsvlvaata »t

liege and

and residence area rest estate tt. L. Hse-

sIso mceey t kCrn. MfeN,

A k. Ls^oUcIIKT, 13 Maitniu.le Black:

Biseell Hotel, uulumbus. lad.; atlal brick building; six large etc

ftboui iLirty guetots' room : laandxy and cnanary

1 rautoir.

roroomt;

•Darunaiua, wan arranged ana m good ratmir.

FOR SALE--Morses ana Vshioles

IF^Hew Ttol^* elngtT or eu suite: oeuuat to a. of r,>>nu ' t6«9thto or wpanlSr V N|

" Thibwwhi st.

PVMNlhftfkb down stair* front room. 178 N.

JT TaniM«Mato *t

^e^tS ** Tmti

O^Te^TOMfe eu^ 0 °* UBftlrit>,l><> ^ roettL 114 F^^^^unTSraSEirnaanoSBnBft

yi^o^a} , ^.*‘,^i. iwo,ooui sr-yKs ^fLYim ‘at.;

_ro nts: reference^

wmtm light bouee^

F wSfeiJlTSi. jssr. «4

u OD strung rood cart 1 Chamber oFC’om ■ mferoe.

rrlsgss very

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

^BB Um, 94 to Market.

8 1 * 1

for cash or good note, iwo~*ecoDd>hand * In good order. Empire ntabiss, T2 W.

> ssblngton st

venteleKt any Kliid. see u* and save I ■ Blsctt Mao’l’g Co..44 tt Maryland st.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

fpHE partnership hereto fere existing between JL Aifred W. Benour and hagen* Pasquler, under firm name ot tortqtosr A Benour. hoe this day been dissolved, Alfred W. Benour retiring and Eugene ’ esquier continuing the business, auumlag Indenteduce* ot the Arm of Pasquler «Benour. Eugene

Pssquler. Alfeed W.Senour.

“M ixid woELtog;” at EngiUhTthls week, ■weet mixed pfekiea at ArchdeaooB’a Petletouq-Apperirit Chumpy. ■old byaii'grooeaa

drsyi.

FOR SALE--ECAiCSLLANEOUS.

»ROWS’S.

I'OBoUGAMNU to-night

gROWN’ft bHOK 8TOKK. 30 Ind. av*.

JjTcYcLE; good at new. 478 E. BL Clair st.

location. Call 9B1 AiaasactiQsaitu'ava 449 I.IOLaY »w2 N. Iiilitoil *t. 8 rooms ItooSoiaely qiitreaftoa 4 ' V,ry ,B BU I'ortloulara IS. Jchristla^ svaV^d jETroldi^y^^^att^ rr Wd (inr eroci m s.l^yr si oreof nfeonjancf^irrooSa ^ ol K * bru * fyl - ■ un.-ut.c;NEmuvwui.»5eanu 7* #. Washlnctoa *’ st- Furniture, carpets and stoves on pay manta or cosh. One square weet of transfer car.

ran. st. fpWcTHSl 1 ford av* and Michigan to., with from oat to ten sores of ground. Inquire of to G. K* on premises.

GOOD I4LKIGH; cheap! 426 E*si North st. «a 1 new elelgb, cheap 858 East Wash. stT

t ObtO: LKIUH, «truet.

so a

L)AL«; ->to.iiait>Dfi Aiuener,, v ir^iiuA feVto.. cp 1». LUSH sacks Sin off from former prices 143 b

Meridian 81.

L\’S'LAS2 T „‘ , £Si^.saStSjr' Tt 11 * ^UCH KT. U Martindal* Block: „ tx‘° 8 ' St * u EV * - raven room brick ooUage_...$M a 6 Home av<*. four room celt age ... ...„/} 4t>: Eugllsw ava,six room dwell,n» g 71 vataietet f. ur room, new oottace a Large front offioe, MariiudalH's Block ,^18 FOR RENT—Omces and Store*. QFfc'hCR fooms over la R Meridian st. SC. BL l^^rennDHBmnrr inquire h tmt

Marlctt'ri. °

\|A5d>I(: TKMPLBliulte^IBce~ro5ins, eeaoSi 1V1 floor; steam heat. Wm.H Smyths, Grand seo-

REMOVAL.

iiu ^ 7ru.L»ii'6ij wm y;

1)U V a good sale on the in-tallmeiit nlau at .No. ^ * Washington sir et.

.odfi wood and block 480 K. Michigan et.. D. B Buncuarm !OYCLlta;~irrmsto ~mTo<ia;"tepamng a epecialry, at Hearsev's. I4« North Tfelsware.

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

cost. 86 and 88 Ii. New York. Ci. W.

effects, retailed st rid lan *L ’ LklGHS cheap; con »wu price. 8C ■

a»; set them al lew Yors; O. W.

boCERY —Good. ^c;#an stock^good^fecatfen; (g. MuncPs^lnd* 1 * ltfglllP ' Aadr# “ Box

512, Mum

AKUUSTU f 99 .C;g30d I fe. McrldU

and househ

Jloiely a: 25:1 N.

RK; BrownOturK, Ind.: Invoice about location. Address Cbsx C. Williams,

Ian st.

all kinds! s :srg* t Nn. * W. Louisiana et.. opcolie

m^Wlegei^ SR, cook stove, organ old goods, good ss new.

D dSPOL &

cook stove, organ (Hamlin), i goods, good as new. Call 1m-

NoM* *t.

oemiliul btrOgCaee; cost about flOU. on i time, to ibe highest bioder. Go and : it most be sold. 21 Ts'boit Block.

jai i.D’S crib, with hair matlrees: 1 child’s atrrlage, waluut body; 1 caild'* double bt-d. all ' cheap and in good order. Address C 4, News

live town just tapped by railroad; nearest ; point twelve tni.es: best location In ludl-

TKAVJttLERiS’ INDEX. ANKAKEE T INE .(BU> i oUK Kail- I J vrmy, CALIFORNIA AND RETURN-Wg an «Ui offering iound-trlp California tickets for 8100 giving choice of stl the direct routes and quicktlma. or the (iRA nD TOUR via New Orteona FI^ORIDA AND RETURN—W# have reduced rate tourists’ tlckeu to ail polnu in Forida. duly one change; no traasfera Also roundirtp tickets to MOBILE, NKW ORLKaNA 7 he beeuly ipot of the.world, ORANGE HILL Hs . where so meny of our c.tlzent are purohoaing property. 1 ATTENTION, TRAVELING MEN-LOOD-afla ticket*. 820: excofis hsgxaee books, >19 for $10. SPECIAL NOTICE.—We have added to our long list of plaoea to which our line it coofewedir th# best. Our NOON TRAIN FROM INDIANA?. OLIS REACHES KANSAS CITY. ST. JOK MQ. and OMAHA, NEB., 9 a. m. following mornim; coupecting wilh tbrougb fast traloa to all poiats 8PKKD. ttAFKTV. COMFORT and ECONOMY are assured to our patrons. . D*n.rt I’lNrtNN yfi' Dl VtwIGfi

PENINSULAR BA8*" BURNERH-The most X economiosl stoves manufactured; for cash or its at Messenger's

No. *0...

spOcial—era nave oirt.ri’*’ »2HpmlNa 81 lilt AGO DfviwlONT

..11 Mam

N'-J,

stock of niraitnre. carpets sno stoves wifi reduced 15 per cent for sixty days to odv

Bedroom salt

xty days to odverworib $39; parlor

(£t Heating stoves can be Ice. I mast make room rnr in payments at your own :ssli prices for cash. John » and 79 W. Wash! eg too st., nsler car.

FINANCIAL.

Tpriiciww, tiMpuic oar acoommodatjoiiJ w all iD/onnatlon, call at Union Depot or tho Modal Ticket Offioe, cor. Woohiovton and Meridian Bia. J. H MARTIN, Dirt Pern. Agt. Feu u eyivMM Sanaa, vna maacr smo ropoLaa raanuaaaa aoirrm. Trains laave and arrive at ladfeoagalu aafeUawtt i~i»e£i;'5.‘5fVKTrta-

'SS

hie*pers te PUteburgaad N. Y. without otingZ

cexcAoo Diviarow.

Lv*. for rnicogo sad nortbwaat....ll:l(am lldbam An. from Chicago and northwest. 4i00aas (OOpa

t|

I OHTGauE LOANS. G. K. Gollkn A Co. ORTOAU* LOANH. U H. Wiles, to North

Pennsylvsnia . ^ . . I:.?- AIM. U.-A0CTK.

Ti

1*11 loans; lowest rates. Reid

ha ware.

loans Henry F. Tbompsom farket K.

''OLOA

‘F-

aod the eouth.lOrtoam lldfiara (.-45pm lOtUpm - , , ^ i. av. a. A-eotrrirwe. is gagas’.- jg-

Vaudalla Lib*.

tiuo Ltrown, oo jamriteu w a

Harm dr city prop

renn. et.

A ertjr. Q. W. Wood*. ht)6 N, renn, it. ffHi LOAN -Private mnuson aeooen in earns to A suit. Griffith A Potts. I*K N. Penn, st. Y GaSb aa personal property er real sat:

Oif city or lann*; the very loweat rates & W. Qoreucfa. 16 Vlrvleta eve,

a ON"SY aGXo AN —42U soil upward—on Dersonsi

property. Ii

ON

reasooabi

. et.

TTOiTEF iVl Martindal* bioc

JAN—too aod upward—on m (BE. Washingtoneb N. Kin

efiy pro

a Sd’tfl'iCTTiffls: T6 L6aM.—By A. M. DeBouchet, 13

ek, >3,000 on Indianapolis real

OonfidenttaL ted Mier December 19. ‘(7, Frank 1(. Hay IU be found at room Ik Maniodala’s Penney!vanla sn block. I OaNu ueceuaiea on mprovea term sad cliy

THE ONLY LINE , With Irenlng Train anflifeapar 1 into TOLEDO ind DETROIT.

Stoepar al ott|9a.a * U * m ‘

Leave DiUiauapoU# at 9X5 p

r Toledo (8

l

’.V&ai

Hamilton U r Toledo (8 a. m.) and Detroit |8 a. m.)

Train* Leave Indianapolis: (dally). M40 a. m., 30* p. nu, #-j Trains Arrive at Indianapelfe:

» *. ■*.. IIAt a m., 4-AI tt m.. UhM b at. (dotlyx lufoimalion bureau and ticket offioe, eornav

Jiinoi# street ana Kentucky ava.

W. H. FI (HER.

O'B’I Af't a, H. * I. & B.. Indfenspolia C H. ROCKWELL Q. P. and T. A- OlnrinTetl.

KT te lean by Boston

i'A pany. ttoems ii and 12 i

Unilateral Lean OomBaldwin Bleak, eernar

t>RlVaTk FUNDS In sams to X city property; lowest Inter: Bcott, 34)4 Kerth Delaware eh. Be*

suit, on farm or »t Man tea *

.wore to.. Boston Bleek.

?Z^FSZii‘JXKSr&‘33Si

" ore requssied to I

i oar doe of

I city bends. No ether seourlty la so roedlly _ vertlbl# lot* ceeh at tbe wUl ef the knlder. They are therefore good deportlorim, even (hr those

am pia um mm KgaiaevtN Pte-

ipportni i tlra ohererter via A tie.. Maaeaio Tem-

THK SHORT LINK

| Both EAST andWEST . . The only Bn* with solid trains 1 to BloomiofftoDand Paorln wltlt Cere t* p^i pS M»SKrttov« to

•nttoi ronte East, with quick tlma and through ticket* U> efitntopni Batara ettta* al oaMManfiv

lem than Nfufer ratca. _

Train* at Indfeoapolie Union fleet

Leava, going East._«4:l0 am HdOam toMpm

AUCTION SALES.

L RUNT, auctioneer. 74 to Court st.

QXJffjT^aTIcClTEETr

13# West

XI. win block, corner Dqfew* T) £ sure and com*to tue bore* X> logtenst. Georg* flmock, A

■nrsod u Bald.ware and M arket eta ■■•aie. 841 W. Waab-

' RltXT~Eaaltrupt’dal*'ol boofe aSiftlitt m tKe 1 OmdsBail shoe store (sink, ava, to* few day*

Shoes at Me oo the i eii-.a 1 jy.wjj.-j-. j: .

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. BTifKS'^sssits-a'ffirjas’SSB moaUily meeting or direct ore on Moadav night, January U, 1*88, st room AM W. Weahlngveeove? Lee * too More. Book* open In aerlca L Call and toko stock. Judaos U Holm**, Pree»deaU J. H. Smith, secreiary.

Louis Tills Now Albany

Th* sheet Una t* rhloag Me. U. Mom* accommodation, dalty, eg. Mtt a nfetofiMfe mom

iteSAYSirs'

■—■ ll1 4

§b£W&*

> + WooOor* ffittlltPttp.

FOR RENT—-MISCELLANEOUS-

ABQUMKAPtt SPIT. OStoULah