Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1889.

Mw»rd S. lAcey, of Michigan, Comptroller of the Currency. Mr. Lacy hat been a banker twenty-fire yean. He it ip the prime of hie active yean. In 1800 and again in 1802 he was elected Recorder of Deeda for Eaton County. For the tix year* 1874-1880, he was Troetee of the Michigan Atylum for the Insane. Mr. Lacey was a member of the Forty-aerentb and Forty-eighth Congresses. From 1883 to 1884 he was Chairman of the Rcpuhliaau State Central Committee.

flie French Centennial—President Carnot —Fired at on HU Way to the Celebration.

To nine River Park. Take a day off and go to the B. of R. R. B. ficnic Saturday, May 18. Train loaves 8 a. m., returning at 6 p. m. Tickets for round trip, including admission to grounds, only ISO cents. For sale at Kelleher's, the hatter; at Union Depot or C., H. & D. office, corner Kentucky avenue and Illinois street. Children half rate. No intoxicants allowed on the grounds. Handsome Silk Sashes, Suitable for young ladles or gentlemen in lawn tennis play. You can't get them anywhere but at Taylor's, 38 E. Washington st. Flannel Shirts, Coats and vests; large assortment of novelties from Lloyd, Attree & Smith, London, at Taylor’s, 38 E. Washington st. Lawn Tennis floods, Such as fancy flannel and cheviots, shirts, coats, etc. Some choice novelties can be seen in our windows most any day; watch it. Maior Taylor, 38 E. Washington st. Fresh nnd Smoked Meats At Rudolph Boettcher’s, 47 S. Delaware st. The Flannel Shirt Crnxe. Judging from what the leading furnishers are showing in flannel shirts, that class of goods have come to stay. We note a better display both as to quality and variety of patterns in these very desirable goods for warm weather wear. Then there are handsome and comfortable coats and vests, made of similar material, slightly heavier but altogether vary comfortable, and they are not very expensive, St Taylor's, 38 E. Washington st.

Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Good trade in iron and hardware continues. Drugs fairly active; changes noted. Flour sells well at steady prices. Poultry weak. There are almost no apples on the market and they find very slow sale. Strawberries were firmer to-day, owing to light receipts. Off etock, however, sold at very low prices. Leading Drugs—Morphine flflV32.8B, quinine A0($&c l opium |3-2^&&33, chinconidia lafd 18c, borax 12($14c, camphor 8A»38c, alcohol 83.13(^2.80, assofbetida 18ftt.i0e.alum 8’- ,.c, chloroform 50($66c, copperas per barrel 83.S3, cream of tartar pure S3<fc38c, castor oil fl.20riyi.80, oil of bergamot per pound tt.OOdtg.gS, soda bicarb. 6<£<Sc. salts Epsom 448fic, sulphur 40tfc, saltpeter 10@ 16c,turpentine 48(<»«)o, glycerine25«i26c, mfde of potash 40<^42c, white oil 55us65c,

»W@7Wc, acid 45(4

Indianapolis Grain Market. Wheat—Although little is doing prices are firmer. No. 2 red 85c, No. 3 red TSoiSOc, re-

jected 66M70C.

Corn—Prices tend u. ued fair and offerings No. 2 white MHc, r two color 83'<d33?< 82c, No. S yellow

No. 9 mixed 32‘/.c. No. 8 mixed 3l%<»82c, ear Sle, May 82c, June atke. July 34c; on the call

le sold for85.00. Shippers are for direct shipment from count:

pward; demand contins light; No. 1 white 36c, white (one color) 34c, ade 33c, No. 2 yellow l^c. No. 4 yellow I0%c,

one car of no grade bidding for direct

points

Grain Inspection—Wheat—No, 3 red 1 car, No. 8 red 6 can; total 6 can. Corn—No. 1 white 1 car, No. 2 white 1 car. No. S white 2 can, No. t mind 1 car; total 5 can; not inspected U can. Oats—No. 2 mixed 1 ear; not inspected 90 can. Hay—No. 1 timothy 1 car; not inspected 8 can. Total for the past twen-ty-four hoursi Inspected 18 can; not inspected Hears. Total for preceding day: Inspected 17 can; not inspected 18 can. Mtecetlaaeous Produce. Dealers’ Selling Prices: Apples — Choioe 82.50. Bananas—yi .003100 per bunch according to site. Oocoannte—fu

ng to cite. OocoanuU—9t.8Ot35.OO per 100. Cller—84.£[email protected] per barrel. Cimnberrles-flAOA 1-00 per box, f«.(»9AM per barrel. Honey—18918c per pound. Lemons ft-Oea 4.00 choice to fancy. Onions-60<K75c per according to site choice box of 20a Pi nappies paw. potatoes—From store 1.25 per 40c pW*lUMhel ft>r iKAtgan^'karly 1 Ohio seEl potatoes Me a bushel. Sweet potatoes—Virjfafae 8M091.75 per barrel, Kentucky 92-259 EsSy V^rtahles^etc.—String beoM—fl.25

fotutg Onions -

see 9i.7592.uo.

Rhubarb—10c per doten. Tomatoes fiJSO^OO per box.

TH* MARKET NEWS.

berries |8J5<S8dO

quarts.

twenty-four

A Os'# Frtee List.

feed M«M: “Reliable’’ Brand-Sugar

‘sagarcund 7^ Ol^c, bacon fcjgUp. “MorReHawt^E^lish cund’shout

kt« English cured, cleur aides >, chop gori^per barrel,»1.50. Aie, la hal f- b » rrcl s^adrance In ^icoT^f ST He adrtic, “Martin" n ilrins fo, eioUi «Uc

dried 1

den and tertSi'

laid in Ucrcea

Bologna la

luaBookoUB per

The Maw lark Stock Market. {Bpecial to Tbs Indianapolis News.) Nbw Took, May 9, 11 a m.—The statement of the business of the Atchison for last year was ssada public last evening alter the close of business, nnd nlthough its features were practically known, it made the stock again the leader in point of aetivHv this morning. ' Its effect upon the general fist was to open the , while / ‘ ‘ ‘

: yield ec ’eloped 1

tone after the opening and moved np slight fractions which, however, were in part lost later in the hour. Outside of Atchison, St. Paul, Beading nnd Transcontinental, the market was extremely dull and featureless, though among the usually inactive shares Fittsburgsnd western preferred moved up 1 to 44, and Tennessee Coal down 1 to 88, while Milwaukee. Lake Shore A Western preferred rose 2 per cent, to llSVi- At 11 o’clock the market was dull and heavy and generally at

slight fractions under first prices.

V. ». 4s Re* 1»K Nashville A Chstt- 98 do coupons 1»S« !». J. Central- *6)4

....121 Northern Rad tic X ...ISO preferred «2j ™. 42 iNorthweetern lOTH

*0 1 preferred..

to I preferred 139

do coQpoht..

Pfcciftc 6s of •». 1SSK.S53T do preferred American Kxpre

Bur., C. R. a S 20 ar. Y.,Chic. a lit. L.. 1814 Canada Bou them 52(4 preferred 70 Central Fartflc » Ohio Mississippi. »’4 Chicago 4t Alton J82 ! preferred 84 Chi «T ri* Ore^n Nav > * t ‘‘ rn ' g’S '-■III.* W# la. IrfoC...... ml "X do preferred 40 Oregon Trans. 3S‘4 On., Ban. AClev 63 Tariflc Mail 3H Clev. & Col W jPeorla Dec. Evans... 34 m&MzSURSSbsizdB* SP” ijaetLa «S do preferred e» 4St. L. * Ban Fran... S'-i

do preferred — m jBt. L. * Ban F

Fort n syne ...IS-'C preferred.^ 59 Hocking Valley 19 | fst preferred 1® Houston A Texas... 11 [lit. Paul. 07 Kansas <£ l exat Paul A Omaha M

Ijike Erie 18^ preferred I^ike Shore KflW Texas Pacific

Lou. A Nash 8» L'ulon Pacific 01 1 Lou. * N. A 42 [C. 8. Express SS Mem. * Charleston. 61 Wabash, Bt. L. A P._ 14':

< - > “ - • WSttCjriKZjB

Western Lnlon Quicksilver

preferred 37)4 Atchison 43J4

ilff'f’i.i’#:: uZatV-rr*?

iSH

Live Mock Market. Light Lecfiptt 0/ CatUt—keceipt* of Hog* About S,MO-Light Receipt* of Sheep. Chaboes, Dockage, Jure.—Yardage: Cattle 20c per head ; bogs, 7c; sheep.5c. Commissions: Cuttie, 40c ncr bend; calves, 2Rc per bead; hogs, sin-

igopounds, of no value; WO pounds and over,‘f.c per pound. Pregnant sows are docked 40 pounds

each, stags 1'J) pounds.

BRtreiNw Cattuk—Receipts of shipping cattle light. Heavy cattle vary dull; good light cattle and medium weights in demand; common

grad ms dull.

Extra choice export Hood to choice export flood shippers Medium shippers Fair shippers.....

Good feeders..

COM S 25 25(7(3 30

Fair feeders 2 7V«3 no Common Stockers 2 2V,>2 so Cows AKi> Mixan—Kt ceipts of butcher cattle fair. The market is active on good cows ami heifers; common stuff dull. Veal calves are very (falj^there being an over-supply; the market is Extra choicVheifers 13 rfta 3 TO Good to choice heifers 8 l.VSi 3 50 Medium to good heifer# 2 TOu » 15 Fair to medium heifers 2 25,® 2 TO Extra choice cows 3 a»§ 3 25 Good to choice cows. 3 Or® 3 Hi Medium to good cows 2 STvS 2 (B Fair to medium cow»...„...._ 1 7.V® Common to fair cows 4 1 25®

BuIIs, common'io'niedIiim."

Bulls, medium to good ..... Bulls, extra choice 2 75ft? 3 (W Cows and calves „15 O&SS TO Hotet.—Receipts of hogs fair. The market was active at prices about 5c higher than the ruling prices of yesterday. All sold; closing steady.

BKPHt»VNTA7IVE SALES.

Av, Pr. No. Av. Pr.

....157...*4 TO ..„.2M... 4 TO 162... 4 TO ....172... 4 TO .162... 4 TO 1»... 4 TO

1 7.V® 2 25 l 25,® 1 75 ! f* . 4 TO . 1 nsh 210 . 2 Kxa 2 4o

1 issfcr^ii 4 loughs 217... 4 25 80 2145... 4 85 61 .241. .. 4 70 51 2B2... 4 70 61 - 225... 4 75 ill 233... 4 75 61 .226... 4

HI... 4

ao... 4 to 194... 4 82

- — - 165... 4 82 S» -241... 4 75^ g IHB... 4 85 BHKxi’-Receipts 4 of‘ sheep"light! The'iiiarlt Is steady on all good sheep; common grad

IT::: 3:::: 64....

4 25 ft 4 50 . 4 «*4 25 . 3 50 ft 4 40 . 3 (Oo 3 35 1 75&2 TO

(Stock Market.

15.500 bead.

....f4B3<ff4 85 ... 4 50(0.4 55

..I stead: slow sale.

Extra choice sheep Good to choice sheep Medium to good sheep Fair to medium sheep Common to fair sheep Spring lambs,30 to 50 lbs.. 5<n.flc.

Clticngo Live

Chicago, May 9.—Hogs—Receipts Market fairly active and unchanged. Light Rough packing

Mixed 4 0064 75 Heavy packing and shipping 4 COftcl 75 Cattle—Receipts U.OTO head. Market strong and

10c higher on all but heavy.

Beeves (3 40®4 10 Btockers and feeders. 2 HUM Go B11 e(?p"' itoceipts 6,000' hi-n'd."' Mark ct stea<! v. Natives 82 60(04 90 Westerns, shorn 3 25<g21 SO

St. Louis Live Block Market.

fir. Loria, May 9.-Cattle—Receipts 300 head.

Market strong.

i—Receipts 3,300 head. Market stronger.

. $4 fiVft 4 70 .. 4 4.V54 ai .. 4 5fl@4 65

Choice heavy. Packing Light grade

Egg*, Butter, Poultry and Feathers. Shippers’ Paying Prieee—Eggs Uc. Butter —Country roll, average, 8(510c. Live Poul-try-Young toms 82, hen turkeys 10c, hens and chickens 8c per pound, spring chickens ISi'itOc, according to si * *' “ per doten, ducks 60 a Prime goose 85c a pound, i Rags—fl per 100 pounds. Markets by Teleernnli.

Tolkdo, May 9.—Wheat—Higher and active; cash B5%<®W%c, May and June 84J^c, Jnly and August 80‘4c. Corn—Firm; cash and May Wtic, July bid. Oats—Firm; cash and $4.26'bid 240 ^ cloverseed —Steady; New York, May 9.—Wheat—Receipte none; Bales 1,440,000 bushels: quiet and strong at %c advance: No. t red May 84)/ 4 (.v8484c, June 85<3 Corn—Receipts 34.200 bushels; sales 988,000 bushels; firm and higher and quiet; mixed western 4l(^45c. Oats—Receipts 9,000 bushels; sales 95,000 bushels; weak and V£c lower and dull; western 2SW*89o. BeefQuiet; extra mess 98.75, plate |7.50«8.90. Pork —Firm and in light demand; mess flS.JSfty 18.50, prime til’s 12.25. Lard—Finn; steam rendered |7.80. Cheese—Receipts 4,877 pac!

3c. Butter—Receipts 6,063 packags, alow, iy: 8tat« and Pennsylvania creamery I9<hi —Western dairy 904140, do creamery 14@10c. Sugar—Dali; powdered #c, granulated Vue, crushed 9^0. Molaseea- l/nchanged. Coffee —Rio quiet and fair; Options at 5@15 points — ’ “ ~

40^0.

Western:

WheatHe

& July... j j uT.: J”: f; H

(v. upiiuns mi 0(1*10 its Turpentine—Firm;

packages, weak; Chicago Market. Chicago, May 9.

opening.: Highest. Lowest. Closing.

3* 80 83 at w

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12 00 It 15 19 99

616 TOP .•s* tax

8624 I' 12 10 12 15 US $£* 760

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9«« 85'#

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12 00 11 SB n«m 6 »

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•Asked. fBid. iKesnlaaL

AnMnnan HOSE. the Sphingter Hose, which is r in use. Can era tors, Rapid Freezerl, at lot pxnujrn * Fugate, n South

1 J . HftVltlTY,

u Vtrgtada Avenue, .mumuiimt

city who makes hieownUsBlMeUaa. N<

Wmimlai

Covering

man in the o can Te nsers

GRATEFUL—COMFORTINOS** EPPS’S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.

“By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by careful application of the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save ns many heavy doctors’ bills. It Is by the judicious use or such article* of diet that a con-

ions use «Tf such article* or diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disH and reds of subtle maladies are float-

t by keeping : blood and a

Ives

:rly nourished frame.

s -

onlv in half-ponnd tins, bv _

beled thus: JAMES EPPS A CO., Homcepa-

proper

—D iril Service OuitiU.

Made simply with boiling Sold only in half-ponnd tins.

water or milk,

grocers, la-

thic Chemists, London, England.

XTOTIC*: to butter consumers and dealers: ll^Cjark^new^ ereamery is now open. Call at

ST^TELiisrii: Xo Gla»BOW, Belfast, Dublin

and Liverpool.

FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin passage $35 to $60, according to location of stateroom. Excursion $65 to $90. Steerage to and from Europeat lowest rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN* CO., General Agents.

53 Broadway, New York.

Alex. Metzger; Frenzel Bros.;Chas. P. Webb, 6 South Illinois street; Albert Behrendt, 122 South Illinois street, agents at Indianapq}U.

PEERLESS DIES LZlfS^SZ.

DIED.

RON AN -Died on May 9,18«>, Miehae! Honan, age 63 years. Funeral on Saturday morning st 9 o’clock, trom Cleoveland Block. Friends invited.

MONUMENTS.

\f ARRLK and granite monuments. 243 £ iH Wash. st. Aup:. Dlener.

SOCIETY MEETINGS,.

~tr OF P. -Indianapolis Lodge. No. 56. meets In IV. regular convention this'Thursday) evening at 7:45 o’clock; work in second rank. Visiting Knights welomo. Jamfji I*. Ci. Lowes. C. C.

Geo. T. BreUXIO, K. of R. and S.

4 TTKMTON, Sir Kuights. Indianapolis DiXa vision. No. 2, C. R. K. of I*., will meet this iTbursdajL evening at Moxart Hall. Important

that members attend. Isy order Division. W. L. ilKlsKELt., Bir Knight Captain. Chahi.es T. Lisnof, Kir Knight Recorder.

/CAPITAL LODGE. No. 124, I. O. O. F.-Regular Vv meeting to-morrow .Friday i evening at 7:30 o’clock. Work in the initiatory degree. Members requested to attend. ' Visiting brethren always welcome. OEOHur. For, N. G.

Jacoji M. smith, Perm.Sec’y.

/•(HAPM A-N* POST l.\ J I) (XJltPS will give a vft social at their hall, Tennessee and Washington streets next Friday evening, at which a general good time Is eepected. All members of G. A. It. and W. R. C. invited, also Sons of Veterans. Refreshments will be served by order of

Mrs. A> >a Frkbmax, Pres. Carrie Bechkiko, S?ec.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Y1A8 stoves, very cheap. Bennett, 38 S. Meri-

VJT dlau.

IJOWJiN’S ’far and Wild Cherry. AH druggists

D sell it. 2Se.

/ iHANCEct VANSICKI.E, job printers, IT'JEast

v. Washington st.

/ iHDElt your cakes and Ice cream at Fred

V/ lletr.'s, 56 N. i'enn. st.

I>EhT cabinets or portraits made at Bennett’s,

I> OS’s East Washington st.

lyl KEKA SPRINGS SOAP,toilet and inedieln-

Jj al. Try It. H. Sterns. Agent.

IVI. It'S MI ESSEN, confectioner and caterer,

<1 ito Virginia ave. Telephone 596.

r| , }| E "standard," lightest and fastest running 1 sewing machine. 172 E. Washington. Kaiser

A Plieger.

1)ATKNTS, copyrights, trademarks procured. X C. P. Jacobs, Attorney, 60 E. Market st. Cir-

cular free.

I'd EKMALIN*E soup, used with hard or soft V T water, will pres ent chapped hands and beau-

tify the complexion.

I \K. H. F. BARNI'X, office Cyclorama Place, II residence Illinois and Seventh. Telephone

office aud residence.

1 tit. sHEf’AUDSON, room 13 Cyclorama Place, XJ specialist in rheumatism, goitre, chronio

diseases and surgery.

YITM.H. 1’AYNiS, attorney at law; room 1, »i Talbott Bloqk, northwest corner of Penn-

sylvania and Market sU.

\riis. DU. ELLIS, Stellar Physician. 21 East ill Michigan st.; read advertisement in Dally

Journal; consult the Doctoral once.

L'luT. R warranted to please, *4-' w - -T 25-lb sack. 60c; quarter bbl, (1.90. G. A. Van I’elt, 121 N. Delaware st.

QPKING LAMB, the first In the market aud CT finest ever exhibited, together with fresh meats of all kinds, at M. Pouder’s, 282E.Washing-

ton st. Telephone 577.

T VO not fail to attend the great illusion and U theatrical play at ’M2 West Washington st. Open every evening at 7:30, except Baturday, all

day. Admission 10 cents.

F"iO>I POC NDOXYG i:n.

L Dr..I. T. Boyd Is prepared to administer this gas for diseases of the throat and lungs.

Office: No. 24 East Ohio st.

* W.WILLIAMB, 169 Massachusetts ave..manSx. ufacturer of ingrain silk curtains, rag carpets ; weaving and chain, 20 cents per yard; sells

rag carpet at 30 cents per yard.

C LA V1N81 Infallible Female Tonic is the must C3 successful medicine now before the people. It cures scrofula, dyspepsia, sick headache, and

that tired feeling. Bold by Druggist*.

T>ENJ. BOOTH, expert accountant; books X) opened, posted and balanced; investigations of disputed or complicated accounts; partnership accounts carefully aud equitably’ adjusted. Room

73, Vance Block.

T?IKE sale of bicycles. On account of the damX age done to my stock by smoke and water, I will close out ray entire stock of bicycles and safeties at low’ figures. Now is the time to get a bicycle cheap. H. T. Hearsey, 147 North Dela-

ware st.

\\T ANTED you to go to the B. of K. R. B. picnic 3» at Blue River Park, Saturday, Mav is. Tickets for round trip, including admission to ground, only 50 cents, for sale at Kelleher’s The Hatters, at Union Depot and C., H. A D. office, corner Kentucky avenue and Illinois st. Chil-

dren hal Urate.

U'XCURSION TO CINCINNATI- For the Xli benefit of the German Orphan Home. Trains leave the Union Depot via. Kankakee Line, Saturday, May 11. 1869, at 10:45 a. m.: Saturday, May 11, IsTO, at 6:25 p. m.; Sunday, Mav 12. 1889, at 3:50 a.m. Tickets good returning on all regular trains leaving Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati, May li, 18, and 14 inclusive. Tickets for sale at Kankakee Ticket Office, cor. Washington and Meridian sts; Union Depot Ticket office, and by Committee of Arrangements, A. Henrv Kusse, Frank Thoms and Henry Aufderheide. No tickets to be sold on trains. Fare (iTO.

Children half.

NOTICE.

AXES, Dentist, room 1 Odd Fellows Block.

Q J- F. T. Is the only cure for all complaints O. peculiar to women. Bold by Drnggisfs.

TNSURANCE and real estate; Qegotlateloans X and buy and sell building association shares; office with Gregory 4 Appel, 96 E. Market street;

telephone 995. T. E. Somerville.

TMUK sale of bicycles. On account of the damX axe done to my stock by smoke and water, I will close out my entire stock of bicycles and safeties at low figures. Now is tbe time to get a bicycle cheap. H. T. Hearsey, 147 North Dela-

ware st.

A MIRROR worth (1 will be given with each twenty-five cakes of Electric Light Boap. If your grocer does not keep It, send (4 to Johnston Boap Co., Indianapolis and receive immediately one box of soap, one hundred cokes,

and four mirrors.

VfoflCE OF APPOINTMENT—Notice Ishereix by given that the undersigned has duly qualified os the Trustee of tbe rights, credits and effects of Frederick Warner, of Marion County, Indiana, assigned to him for tbe benefit of creditor* this May 8.1(89. Edmund P. Noel, Trustee. Sullivan & Jones, .Attorneys.

■VTOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTKACTiv ORS—Sealed blda will be received at the office of Geo. W. Bunting 4 Son, Indianapolis, Ind., up to 2 o’clock p. m., on the 13th day of June 1889. when the same will be opened, for the erection of a library building for tbe Slate University School, at Bloomington, In accordance with plans and specification* subject to Inspection at said office, on and after May 29th, 1889. By Order of the

Board of Trustees. May 8th, 1889.

A DMINISTBATOR’S SALE—Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will receive bids on the stock of boots and shoes located at>27 N. Pennsylvania st., belonging to the estate of John Dury, deceased. All bids must be sealed and delivered to the Administrator before May 10, U89, and the right is reserved to reject any aud all bids, and Ifall are rejected the stock will be sold In bulk at public outcry at 10 o’clock a. m., May 10, 1888, on the premise. The inventory and appraisement may be examined at the law office of Morris, Newberger 4 Curtis. James B. Curtis,

Administrator de bonis non.

AUCTION SALE.

L. HUNT, Auctioneer, 83 E. Washington.

T N. FERRY, Auctioneer, 66 K. Market su

(JUSTIN* McCURDY. Auctioneers, 139 West

14 H. GIBBS, real esiat*, live etock and geaXI. eral auctioneer. W E. Washington st.

tJtlHNfTliRS and household goods: we will sel X ut our room on Saturday, May 11, at 2 o’clock u. m., ass W. Washington st., lot of new cottontop in a tresses, new and second-hand chairx, dressers, bedsteads, heating and cook stoves, one fine range, kitchen tables, hauging lamps, new woven-wlre springs, aafes. watches, clocks,

$251$? SK. 'Sffi.

. REMOVAL

jkARKER’s umbrella shop, toBIndlanaOv#!"'

DSjsKaisss?.? “ iS5

CREAMERY BUTTER.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP. (d IRL. 130 Broadway.

^ GOOD girl. 34 W. Georgia st.

(300D white girl at 40 N. East st.

(JHAMREBHAID. 207 S. Tennessee.

(^3 OOD woman cook. No. 67 S. Illinois st.

Y N experienced girl. 562 N. Pennsylvania st.

Y WHITE girl at Sio N. Mississippi *t.. at on ce

(’IRL for general housework. 16 E. Micntgan

rpAILCREBS on pants. Room 39. over L. B.

X Ayres.

I'l IRL at 109 N. Tennessee st. References re-

vX quired.

r iOOI> Ifirl fur general housework. N. HU-

"JT nois st.

(lOOD house girl; German preferred North,

^ IBL. to come recommended; good wagree. 60

\TT Rr<x>k«tlde are.

FtOOD, white gtri: general housework; small

IX family. TSlN. Tenn.

f tOOKH for hoarding-houses and private fami-

V lies. 10 Virginia ave.

vOUNGTjKHMAN GIRL to assist in bouse-

1 work. 162 E. Market.

fx OOl) girl for general housework; smaa inmi-

\T ly. 917 N. Iteiaware st.

X>BOF'Kl>i>OH liA V>U, veaci*er oi uuno-

X irnranu iruuclc. 92 4. Missouri st-

L' , EATHEB>> renovated, bought nnd sold. 116

X Massachusetts ave. B. F. Dultois.

Xf RH. MAY GABf.F.ti private Shorthand and aVJL Tj'pcTrritinjr .School. .‘*77 X. Alabama st.

rtXrEKIENCBD girl for general housework: Vj rood wa^rs and pcrmaiiant place. isSPark

avenue.

f lUOD girl to do dining-room and chamber \ t work: light work. Hofftnan House, Broad

Rippie. Ind.

T MMEDIATELY, at 373 N. Delaware st., an exX perlenced (firl for general housework; references required.

r’XPKRIENcED girl for general housework. Hi Small family; good wages. Apply at 515 North New Jersey street. Above St. Mary street.

fURNITURE, carpets and stoves on payments X or cash. John Clttue. 79 W. Washington st.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

J>ORTER. 00 E. Washington st.

(3GOD lioiise man. 702 North Meridian.

d^OOD solicitor for Accident Ins. 33 Circle.

J).-\ N-WAHHER ut Spencer House Kitcuen.

QTKNOUUAl’UKH aud type-writer. Ad drew U

O 25, News.

4 GOOD stout boy nt Burdsal’s Paint Works,’251

S. Penn. st.

TjoV with some experience in barber shop. 2u5

i) Indiana ave.

WHITE barber at No. 28 Indiana ave. SU-ady

v ▼ work sriven.

IfARNEAS MAKER; steady work. 225 East

11 Washington st.

/ lOI.LFCTORiS and solicitors paid good wages.

V, 14 lioalon Block.

QMAKT white boy, about 12. Citizens’ Laundry,

O lirunswlck Hotel.

4 FIRST-CLASS up-fitter on desks. Lanter 4

Vi Frese, liM South Meridian st.

yiOOD HARNESS MAKER and stllcoel at at

l 1 V. Market st. J. If. Herrington.

t .s ai<Li> MAN or woman; u good home.

J V I). A. Hslston. I’lS N. Delaware st.

ri'KAVELERS; business, special hardware. 1 Call room 17, Weddell House, this ritv

rpELEGRAPH aud type-wrmug senoo., oi .•>. L Noble; evening lessons only. Call and inves-

tigate.

TjCSINKS-s man as manufacturer’s agent. I) Good inducements. Call Room 17,‘Weddell

House.

TeWKLKV SALESMlsN for city trade; must • * have the bent of references. Address N 25,

care of News.

\fAN to collect In towns tlirough tbe State; ITX must have the best of references. Address

II £>, care of News.

4 YOUNG MAN. Apply at Ryan, the Hatter, JV 21 and 23 S. Illinoisstreet,to-morrow (Friday)

morning from 7 to 9.

Xirooi) WORKMAN, wagon and carnage J \i good man on repairing. Address MeClary 4

Mills. Westfield. Ind.

/"s OOD energetic men to represent us In country VI towns: good salary to right parties. Judd,

of so Vance Block. Indianapolis.

c r v x, energetic young men to solicit and colJ lect; salary (.’!.TO per day; (2>.TO security for

samples. It. S. Hhlrk. 206 E. Ohio.

* FIRST-CLASH chicken dresser; one who is experienced and can furnish No. 1 reference. /...pH-Clean Poultry Co.. No. 1 Hoshrook street.

u’xlav dt»4»rtuK profitable employment J. during summer vacation will find It to their intercut to address B. B.,66 S. Illinois st., Indian-

apolis.

/ X } • TTLEM AN of good address lo lake cui.rgu vX of outside liusiness, for a new concern. Call r.t Whippev 4 Shields, S2H N. Pennsylvania st.,

from 8 tfli 12 a. m. to-morrow.

4 N active man located outside large cities: salJV ary (1TO per month, to represent In his own iocalitv an old house: references exacted. Superintendent M’f ’g House, Lock Box 1610, N. Y.

SALESMEN wanted to sell nursnry stock. Ourand chance for men living In country town*; par very liberal. No experience required. Write Fred. K Young, Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.

WANTED—Twenty-live experienced freight1 f car builders; also six hammer men and four heaters on car-axle work: steady employment and good wages guaranteed. Apply to U. S. Roll-

ing block Co.. Anniston, Ala.

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

J^Y machinist, gas and steam fitter. 60 Roanoke

TT OME for a iittle girl, t years of age. Address

IT T 25, care News.

CvFITCK WORK or copying; am experienced.

\ 7 D 25, News office.

T>Y GIRL; light housework. Apply W. H.

X) Smith, 10 Vance Block.

rifO DO kitchen and dining room work in pri-

X vate family. TO McGinnis st.

ft ATE CITY water filter# and coolers: ice VX cream freezers. Bennett, 38 H. Meridian st.

T>Y experienced nurse girt (Germany, In good X) family; best city reference. 754 E. Wash-

ington.

T)Y young lady in either office or store; good X> penman; best of reference. Address D. E. B.,

158 Prospect st.

"pGSlTION by young lady as experienced X stenographer, typewriter and bookkeeper.

Address Z 21, care New*.

T)Y boy seventeen years old to learn mercantile X> business, or do collecting; good reference.

Address L 25, care News.

\ T OUNO MAN; clerical postUon or assistant in J wholesale house; best city references. Daniel I yrne. North Vernon, Ind.

WANTED—AGENTS.

J ADY agents. 138 Massachusetts ave.

ri'O canvass for a new household article; 1W per X cent, given. Writ# for circulars and secure the Agency. E. B. Dooley, Lebanon, Ind.

\\TAN^TED lady agents; new designs; ladles’ > V and children's furnishing goods; stamp for catalogue. Campbell Company, 484 Randolph st..

Chicago.

T IV E agents for city and country in every part la of the state to canvass and sell the world Typewriters; price (10 and (15. Address H. T.

Hearsey, Manager, 147 N. Delaware st.

* GENTS wanted in every city and town In the x\. state for tbe best selling article ever made, someth! ng every one buys. Address Brown 4 Bradley, 123 Spring st.. New Haven, Ct.

TN each county in tbe State tor the saleef X etched portraits of General and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Live agents can make money quickly. Send 16 cents for sample to M. R. Hy-

man, Manager Herald. Indianapolis.

A GENTS to sell the Pinles* Clothes Line • the alonly Une ever Invented that holds tbe clothes without pins; a perfect success; patent recently Issued; sold only by agent, to whom the exclusive right is given; on receipt of 5U cents we will send a sample line by mail; also circulars, price list and terms to agents; securt your territory at once. Address Worcester Pinles* Clothes Line Company, 17 Hcrmon st., Worcester, Mass.

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

^ jO to th# new luruituars store, 98 E. New York

JlLUE grass pasture; hones. Hammond farm.

J^IVH pigeons. J. Platt 4 Co., 44 Kentucky ave.

first-class meals; try one. TON. Illinois.

fi RE 4T 14-os. Anchor soap, only 5c; a wonderful

VX washer.

OTUVKS and tinware. Term* to suit. Bennett,

O 38 S. Meridian st.

tpHV Eureka Springs toilet soap. H. Sterns,

1 #98 N. New Jersey*

T riGlffo-CI 1 tanoes paid for furniture, carpets,

XI etc. 139 W. Washington.

I I ORHKH TO PASTURE. Charles K. Shover s

XI stable, rear 162 K. Market.

O OR 10 uorse-power engine. John Merry-

O weather, Greencastle, Ind.

«iifgto^ hMt prlc - l ' Md -

/CENTS’cast-off clothing: higuesi price pa u.

V I Mrs. Line. 117 Mamachusetts ave.

Ivy lady, who will exchange reference, boardD Ing U> a private Americau family. Address

G 29. News.

fro fcUY 3 chandelier* for store UMimurt have X In-candcsccnt burners for natural gas. Ad-

dress B 25, News.

P7r\|"tr| BUYBRa for the best flour In the H M ItM f^B “ k rt!^' ‘‘ 8B8 U ' d PO ' Xnry - J ‘

(jjjoxrtn CASH will buy half Interest In a tJp^vJUMJwell established, cash paying busl-

noss. Address B 36, News.

'|JI.SCXIT flour, roller process. sATO.

TXLOllR warranted to please. 04.65. X 35-lb sack, ftic; quarter bbl., (1.30. G. A. Van Pelt, 121 N. Delaware st.

XT AN with capital to engage In tbe merchant ill tailoring buaineee; busines* already established to the extent of (8,000. Address J 35, care

Ncwa

x^biEXbiV tWS W6ob‘YA , R3l);”w‘ooil.e3af J? and klatUlng, wholesale nod retail, todg-

phone Gh

WAJfTID—MISCELLANEOUS.

( A 1.1* gold and silver In exchange for new gooda V / as Indiana are.

VfEW Softies, Victor and New Mail bicycles on J.x easy payments, at the Indiana Bicycle Manf. Co.. 19. a and 2* N. Penh. st.

CPRING LAMB—Go and see the elegant display C? of spring lamb and fresh meats of all kinds at

M. Ponders, 2C K. Washington

all kinds Telepho

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

T^ICE. furnished room. 158 East Ohio st. rjxHREE large rooms, gas, etc. 27U Miake st!

^NFURNISHED room. 21 Fort Wayr

I( EI.5 furnished front room. 155 E. Ohio st. y UKM8HED room for genfieman. IS N. Mlsa.

XX OOM by young man in private house, with It bath; north or northeast part of city; distance no objection; state location and price; reference* exchanged. Address E 25. News office.

a HOUSE of 9 or more rooms, with all conox. veniences, north or northeast. Would rent for six months or longer, furnished or not. fo( small family of grown people. Address W. 25,

News office.

* FEW giHki rooms can be secured with board .X at Enterprise Hotel at boarding rates: this house is only Jt. squares from the postoffice: a quiet, homelike place; table unsurpassed; long hours for meals: full hotel privileges extended; 14 squares northeast New-Denison. Massachu-

setts ave.

ip URN ITU HE, Carpets, and Htoves, cheajier X than ever. Bed room suites, bed lounges, rockers, center tables, book cases and side boards in new designs of antique oak, parlor suites, fancy mirrors, hall racks, children's carriages, velvet aud tapestrv brusaels. Ingrains, straw malting, oil cloth, rugs, lace curtains, stoves and ranges, quesnsware and hanging lamps, also a full fine ice cbests and refrigerators. Everything you need for housekeeping on payments at your own terms, or a discount for rash. John (June, 79 W.

Washington st., opposite Museum.

SPECIAL prices on bed-room suites auu oauy

k? carriages till the ISHi of May. Bed room suites for (TO.TO, worth $39.00. Bed-room suites for (do.TO. worth (80.00. Bed-room suite* for (50.00, worth mo.im. Bed-room suites for «85.uo, worth 405.00. Bed-room suites for 8100.06, worth (1UO.OO. Baby carriages fur 44.TO. worth (4.TO. Baby carriages for (7.50. worth (7.50. Baby carriages for 49.00. worth (9.00. Baby carriages for (12.00. worth (12.00. Baby carriages for #22.00, worth *22.00. Baby carriages for (TO.TO. worth (25.00. All-wool carpet# for 40 cents, worth 40 cents.

Lace curtains 2yds wide AH ydslong.per pair, $1.73.

Cook stoves, bedding, pier glasses and everything you need for housekeeping at

special prices till May is.

Witsos 4 Rcpebt, 59 W. Washington st.. nor. Kentucky ave.

FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. ^JOOD, gentle horse; cheap. TOO E. South st.

rpWO good delivery horses. 3:2 E. Washington

1 si.

/"'(HEAP—A good, gentle delivery horse. 11

V_ H. Alabama.

QADDLE and bridle, nearly new, cheap. Ad-

O dress V 25, care News.

IT'AMILY horse, side-bar buggy and harness.

X M S. Pennsylvania st.

4 FAMILY CARRIAGE at your own price.

jV Address E.. Irvington.

/ (AKitlAGE punuing aud repairing; very low V price*. TO Kentucky ave. J. Fik?.

f (Alt-I.OAP driving, draft and family horses on \J hand. Bcbolleld. (is N. Delaware st.

( \NK-bEAT open bupgr for sale; price (30, U worth (50. J. A. Rink, 20 W. Wash. st.

T?OU lure, work hones and mules; also bugflefi. Ji Gjj N. I>eiawAre and 241 W. Wasnington »ts.

'Y^OUNO mare; half Norman; gooa size. 8horX man farm, near Shooting Park. C. Miller.

/GENTLE horse, harness and phaeton buggy; VX price (150. American Stables, rear St. Pam’s

Church.

/"(REN sido-bar buggy, tirst-cio** couditiou: yj (30.00, worth 850.00. American Stables, rear of

St. Paul’s Church.

fijoTt ONLY to Insure standard colt by the “RoosterOSOO. Come and see the beauty

471 S. Meridian st.

XXOR bargains in carriages, surreys etc., go to X 122 Wabaftb street, just back of Tonilinson

Hall. A. J. Jobik A- Co.

^PAN fine bay inures (Sisters', 4 and 8 years old; k? lady can drive single or double. Address

Lock Box 29, Franklin, fud.

XTEW surreys and second-hand phaetons and ..X open buggies: repairing and repainting done promptly. Scbweikle 4 Prunge, 421 and 426 East

Washington st.

L 1 H ARTMAN, manufacturer of spring trucks, X . drays, wagons, carts, tempering wheels uml brick-yard tools. Horseshoeing and jobbing done

promptly. No. 220 K. soudi.

^ ‘ T) OOSTEK,” 6,.K8, the standard Inbred blue IV bull stallion at I)r. Greiner's stable, 471«. Meridian st.; (25 to Insure; on Friday, Saturday,

Sunday and Monday each week.

iSoiiBlNs builds and has in stock first-class IV carriages of recent styles; best materials and careful construction. Some old ones very cheap. 32 E. Georgia st. Repairs and repaint* tci satisfy.

A A. HELFEB 4 SON arc offering a large asXI.. sortment of spring styles of carriages, surreys. phaetons and box buggies at bottom price*. Large variety of second-hand vehicles. 39 and 41

N. Tennessee st.

WK have the exclusive sale of Columbus (» Bnggy Co. good# tn Indianapolis; they are known the world over as the best on the market; rockway*, carriages, saxonys, surreys, Boulangers, phaetons, buggies, conveys, depot wagons, village carts or vehicles of any description; call and see us; we carry the largest stock, best styles and lower in price than anv first-class house In Indiana. V. M. Backus A Co., 12 and 14

CirclesL^

FINANCIAL.

"YJONEY to loan. C. F. Sayles.

QHATTEL LOANS. 14 Boston Block.

^ORTGAOt:' LOANS. C. E. Coffin 4 Co.

jjEADQtARTERS for money at Yajeu’s.

^J-ONEY to loan. D. C. Bryan, 1 N. Meridian.

^JUfrhiAGK LOANS. Gregory & Appel, 96

\rORTUAUfc LOANS. D. H. Wiles, 46 North

XI1 Pennsylvania st.

Mortgage LOANS. W. E. Stevenson 4 Co.,

i.VL 84 East Market st.

'\TORTGAUE LOANS. John S. Spann 4 Co.,

IVL 86 East Market st.

TlXoNKY at six per cent. J. R. Booth, room 5,

ItX 12H N. Delaware st.

$ioo jasa’issr c - N ^

rpO loan money, *25 and upward. 18 Virginia

X avenue. Wm. H. Hammons.

ONEY to loan on real estate mortgages. O.

1»X B. Jameson. Blackford Block.

AfONEY to loan; 6 per cent. Horace McKay,

i-’X room 11, Talbott 4 New Block.

<2n7nn TO LOAN at low rate. James M

CM 4 UU Leather- 21 Vance Block.

QPEciAL FUND (€. 11 to loan on real estate lu O sum* to suit; no de.ay. Griffith 4 Potts.

T CANS on personal property or real estate. J. Aj M. Aufderheide. room IT. X. Penn, st

ginia ave.

■\F oNjiy on farms or city property: terms reasIXL onable. Thomas C. Day 4 Co., 72 East

Market st.

<&^nnnn IN SUMS to suit, at 6 and 7 per qPcMXOVrtJ cent. Alex. Metxger, Odd Fellows' Hail, northeast corner Washington and

Pennsylvania st.

(JNeV loaned on furniture, etc., without re1»A moval, delay or publicity; will advance money ou Jewelry, piano*, organs, household goods, horses, wagons, salaries, office, saloon, store fixtures or securities of any kind. Room

21, Ingalls Block.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

TJEFORE taking stock in bnlldlng associations, X> examine the Jiutual Home and Savings Association, the most equitable to all. No back dues;interest and premium reduced each six months;72East Market st.; you can pavdues and take stock any Ume in the day and any day In tbe week, and Tuesday, Friday and Saturday

evenings, w. A. Rhodes, Secretary.

riiHk New Centennial Saving and Loan AssoX elation, ha* just organised on the old plan. Capital stock (lOo.OOO; snares (300; dues 50cents; entrance fee » cents per share. First payment will be made Tuesday evening. Junes, at Otto Schmidt’s, corner McCarty and Delaware streets. Shares can be subscribed there and of the following: Wenzel Kantsky, Geo. Fahrion, Leopold Le^ert, J.H. Ballman, Henry Lautz and C. H.

tpllfe new Crescent Saving and Loan AssoclaX tion, Just organized on the series plan, and a few more shares to be had; meet* at Gelxebdanner’s bakery, corner Indiana ave. and Miselsaippi st., every Monday at 7:30 p. m. Entrance fee, 50c; due* asc per share: *bare*(2uu. Low premium* encouraged; full amount loaned at 6 per cent. Interest. Dues, interest and premiums payable weekly. Martin Mann, President; 0. N. Frenzel,

Treasurer. C. H. Adam. Secretary.

A RSEXAL Building and Loan Association. LA Books now open for subscription* to fifth series. Share* OOQ. Due* 21 cent* per week. Place of meeting, 470 East Washington st. Subscriptions will be received or Information given by any of the following officers or Director*: Wm. Hwaii*ton, President: S. W. Morgan, VlcePreeldent: J.R. ftcott, Secretary ;J. H. Taylor, Treasurer: Wm. L. Taylor, Attorney; W. N. Burt, H. H. Seville. W. H. Blocker, 8. D. Fraser, E. A.

Austin, Arthur Gillette.

V0R SALK OR TRAD*.

It ELLOGO carriage, in good condition, for sale XV or trade for house-painting. TO West St. Clair.

Washington.

1 41 ACRES at Brtghtwood and (tAOU cash for lAi good piece of rental property in city; will frart^tor^double h<m»e. H. H. Beville, V4 West

*N ELEGANT brick, north; will trade tor JA tenement bouses, vacant lot* or land near city; several desirable houses northeast, on College Bellefontalne, Columbia ave. for tenement houses or lots; a number of desirable lots and cash for houses. David 8. McKernan, 95 East

Washington. F0» TRAD!

A K ^i:y a n n . d a??nVe 0r ^^ ny0rh0rM - 191

1 JK-ACRt! FARM, two mile* from Greencas-

LMNE roller flouring mill tn good town twenty x milss from Indlauapoils on direct railroad. Only mill within a radius of five miles; has good trade; owner Is non-resident and will trade for a N^erMlan^st. **** ******* Arthur ^ 0«ver, 1

NATURAL 8AS FITTING.

I^URNlRMED Boom and board. 89 Indiana

^ ^NK unfurnished uiwtalr* room. 54 West New

/ \NE nicely furnished front room. l»u North

v‘ Illinois st.

U'l'RNISHED and unfurnished rooms. 235 N.

X Delaware st.

XXRONT furnished room, with alcove. 381 N.

X Delaware *t.

rf’HREK rooms, furnished or unfurnished. 31

X K. McCarty st.

T^VRNISHED room; first floor; (7. TO Ft.

X Wayne avenue.

QO NORTH NEW JERSEY, nicely furnished;

*70 to gentleman.

'pirnKE unfurnished rooms; coll after 6 o'clock.

1 35 Ellsworth SL

•\riCKLY furnished room: natural gas. H. Tute-

a.X wtler. 85 Mass. ave.

npWO furnished rooms. » West Wabash street; L for gentlemen only. ^

CVlTE of niceiy furnished rooms over 5# N.

O Illinois sL C. E. Carter.

IM RNISHED or unfurnished front parior.wltn

X liosrd. 117 N. Mississippi.

TU'RNISHED or unfurnished parlor with

X board, at 143 N. Alabama.

XJK'EIYFuBNISIIED BOOMS, cheap, a

xV N. East: gentlemen only.

'VH ELY-FURNISHED ROOM; bath, hot and

cold water. 124 K. Ohio *t.

y*URNlSHED and unfnrnlsfied rooms; good

X office mums. 22 Opera Block.

OOME choice rooms at 138 Massachusetts ave.; t? nicely furnished: all mwlern conveniences.

T'WO i.ARGE R06MS with power, suitable for L iiinnufacturlng. Apply at Bryce’s Bakery.

\\ T ANTED—Young man as room-mate in large > i front room: first floor. Call nt 58 N. Penn. sL

TI ANDS6ME suite rooms, with hath, furnished 11 or unfurnished; central. Address (4 Zi, care

News.

■\TICKLY furnished room, with or without i.1 board; reference required.277 East New York

street.

1 N. MERIDIAN ST.: unfurnished rooms; X3ff> natural gas in ever}' room. Also store-

room 'TO.

'I'.vuor three upstairs rooms; housekeeping: X no children. Northwest corner Bright and

Vermont sts.

QUITE front rooms. ea«t tront, nicely furnished: 'J references required and given. 144 North

Mississippi «t.

QUITE front rooms,east front, nicely furnished; O references required and given. 144 North

Mississippi st.

l/UHNisllkD suite; umtalni; front room down r Htulrn;one unfurnished; for gentlemen. 2J6

North Illinois.

■ll'ITH BOARD, one large front room, with al>t cove; hot and cold water; use of hath. No.

222 N. Illinois st.

1 QA E. i4oUTH ST..u desirable furniHiiedroom Lot: for man nnd wife or two gentlemen, with

or without board.

QTORE BOOM, 92 8. Delaware st., 1i>xn) feet. O Steam power for manufacturing, if desired.

Apply 96 8. Delaware.

~J HAVlt removed to llfi North Pennsylvania A street, where any person wanting roc^ms for housekeeping or sleeping, or nlenfiant parlors for living, with or without hoaru, can find them on my list. R. H. Wise. 50 N. DfUwnre nt.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.

t^EK Ralston’s first.

l^EE list. C. E. Coffin 4 Co.

i*_HOOM HOUSE, No. 123 W. Seventh st.

|^EE list. W. J. McCullough, 92 East Market.

QBE list in office. C. fc. Reynolds^ Co., lOClrcle

O street.

r ’OTTAGE of six rooms, 89 W. Walnut st. In-

vy quire 99.

QEE list at SSI East Market, ground floor. Ureg-

ory 4 Appel.

QMALL cottage, good condition, rent cheap. 153

kT 5V. McCarty st.

ITOt'sEsand rooms in blocks. Dyer 4 Rass-

XI matin, 81 Circle st.

/'XifTAGJl, nix rooms, barn; Sheldon Bt. Over-

V> man. 42 N. Delnware.

4 4 ■7 W. PRATT ST., small Cottage, good eon-

t:t: 1 ditlon, rent cheap.

TOI'M'. RAY st.; 7 room house; large lot.

1Li\j Spann 4 Co., 80 E. Market.

I I OUSE of 8 rooms. 211 Peru st.; large yard;

XI good repair. Call 39 West Pratt.

XIJILL lease doWn-towu residence; (65 per

i T month. Address C 24, care Nows.

TM'ltNlsifED Uouse, 7 rooms, north, to X tenant. It. L. Talbot, 6 Vinton Block.

\Tf). 60 Ctrcl* street to deHiruble party, TO rooms; Is steam heat; all conveniences. C. E. Coffin 4

Co.

VTU. 748 North New Jersey »t.; new cottage, five -l! rooms, natural gas. Call at 798 N. New Jer-

sey st.

fl'lt REE and four-room cottages. Everett and X Beacon sts., Indianola; natural gas. J. I..

Spaulding.

Xfi’7 N. DELAW ARK, corner Morrison; eigot *7V» 1 rooms; natural gas. etc.; good condition.

Prather 4 Hanckte,«« fi. Market.

PERMANENT TENANT; modern improveX menu; natural gas, sewerage, hard and soft water; nine rooms, CallJ. W. Hadley, To East

Market.

4 N eight-room house: Just remodeled and pa* JA pered; on a corner lot and having both kinds of gas. For particulars Inquire at 529 North Ala-

bama st.

QPECTAL attention given to the care of propO erty and the collection of rents; best facilities: charges reasonable. Reid Bros., 42 North

Delaware.

7‘p-l NORTH Meridian st., large residence 1 OO with good barn and cistern and ail modern conveniences; large, well shaded yard.

Isaac Tbalmun.

rpiIE elegant dwelling, 440 N. New Jersey »t., X furnace, bath-room, natural gas, etc.; will be put in first-class condition, to suit tenant.

Alex Metzger, Odd Fellows Hall.

Q1 E. MICHIGAN ST,”9'rooms (25 *71 101 Malott ave., 6 rooms 10 9« Malott ave., 6 rooms 10 105 Malott ave., 6 rooms 10 U9 Malott ave., 6 rooms 10

M. J. McCui-lopoh,*2.E Market.

"V^O. 500 N. West st., 8 rooms fi8 J.V :« Everson st., 0 rooms 12 29 Coburn st., 9 rooms 15 170 9. Laurel, 6 rooms lo 275 Huron, 5 rooms 11

Storerooms and dwellings,

37 and 39 Walcott st.

Also, best suites of rooms In the cltv In Stewart Block, corner Ohio and Illinois, cheap.

C. W. Gohscck, 15 Virginia ave.

FOR HINT-OFFICES AND STORES.

JjESK room. 46 bouth Illinois sL

T^AbONlC HALL. C. E. Coffin 4 Co.

rpHKEE-8'roRY and basement block ; 40 South

X Meridian st. C. F. .Sayles.

( lOKNElt store, 226 East Washington ; excellent

Vy lor grocery. Dr. Deiifce-Walter.

qT^KEBooSc with shelving and counter. 175 O 8. Eastst., near Virginia ave., (10. Stoddard

4 Co.

IjUblNK.'sS h6oM, corner Market ami Penn. Block 3 ’ A * M DeSouchet, room 13, Martlndale

QToRfe-tioOM with four dwelling room* atL7 tached, suitable for drugs or dry goods. In-

quire at 306 Blake street.

QTOKK-KuOM and building for warehouse; ij steam power, if desired, for manufacturing; also ground to leas*’. 266 8. Meridian st., corner

TYESIKAULEOFFICE ROOMS.Brandon Block, XJ southwest corner Washington and Delaware sts.; janitor .natural gas. Inquire of O. B. Jame-

on, room *. Blackford Block.

rpHE DESIRABLE CORNER BOOM, Baldwin A Block, corner Market and Delaware; fine office location. J. H. Baldwin. ,

FOUND.

POX, the shoemaker, 13 N. Meridian. Repairing

X done while you wait.

A LL-WoOL CA88IMEUE PANTS, latest spring LA style, for (3 at Miles’s, 79 8. llliuoU.

pkYS4CTAN8’ accupunceturc Instrument. X Coll at New* office and pay advertising.

PRILL-a b?£ WOiiKs! Cleaning and repairX> Ing lace curtains. 36 and tt Massachusetts

ave. and ui N. Illinois st.

IMRE ale of bicycle*, on account of thedamX age done to my stock by smoke and water, I will close out my entire stock of bicycles ami safeties at low figures. Now U the time to aet a bicycle cheap. H. T. Hearsey, 147 North Dela-

ware st.

STORAGE.

STORAGE. Croesland, 58 Booth Foiiroyivnlaa

J^kEAP storage at 18 Virginia aud money In

\J sums to suit. Wm. H. Hammons.

pliKAP BTOHAGE for stove* i(hrt furniture. Ay McClain 4 Davis, 188 and ne K. Washington.

TYICKBoN Storage Company, ItU- 8. PennsyD J^vanU street. Largest, cleanest; thoroughly

PMFoRe storing your goods call on M. P. Au-

derson, corner Ilosbrook and Cedar st*., for special rates on storage and transfer.

LOR.

pTATtli CHaRsI with monogram C. L. on TV back: leave at News office and receive lib-

eral reword.

t A *J ,n ^Btral part of cliy, a pair ieavetfelu aiVnUolEce** 01 **' flnd,r P>*»se

lor’* law office, and receive reward.

SESD6 AND BULBS.

pHOICE garden and flower seeds, bulbs, plants, P etc;. »t Huntington’s seed store, 78 and so Ea»I

FOR SAU—REAL ESTATE*

JILLS 4 SMALL, Traders

J1 aij>ion’s ni-st beet for bargains.

OODRUFF PLACE Lots at Vajenk.

y l^fc nmldmg lot, 058 East Market st. 215 East

1JG18E8 and Lots. Dyer 4 Rassmao. 31

Xl circle ct.

'\jAA..Jh nomo fkafttorn part of tu* city. Inqatro

At! at l*k> S, Noble.

J A LgkUAMA 8T., lot near beTeuvh. lioona .’O

aX over Ftetcber% lUnk.

TtlNE LOTS on Rrookside ave. James M.

X Leathers. 21 Vance Block.

■\f AXINKl’CKEff lots; low price to uuuuers.

itX VajenN. 79 East Market »t.

IJOUHK and lot. 219 15TMarket: house and lot,

n tSDOottit. C'hll W F4M»t Wiuh.

/ iHOICE LOTH on Broadway and Central avo.

W. E. Stevenson 4 Co.. tU East Market.

ijKsT bargain ou Ruckle st.; long time, no tnF> terest. Smock 4 Wood. S2N. Delaware.

\\ r iLLlfl W. WRIGHT 4 CO.. No. 14 Ingalla »t Bl.ick fover Model store*. Telephone frT.

*pWO-STt)KV 9-rt»om house; In excellent coadll tion; with all c*>nvenlencc». lo Hall Place.

\\' r E have M per ce

M cOrea.

FPR SAU—MMCMXANlOflM ^ ^ (IGAR 8T0RK—Apply 81 Orriesi."

^WNING. wWSSStSSSSSat. JaeebUmB ,‘ QOGidAHey oriautiiMk . r gggEmib 6PWA BJNMRar ■ lofo ay. pL.p Mtfii MiLta-^M^inrau O MALL grocery; qeoi Iseallon. mi W lalia ave. •

‘X'EHY EonSSBi party drees at uf HrOMI

1 Mm. Unc.

to eall ateur sEm pariSTllX VeJrUraSmSi(»ei.AiAw i»8r5aBac , iBiaiBit • \JO Indin:m uvo. fi a no 9>t>.-<wii WAg’m’msitR.'a v!J s. !Vnn*ylvanl*. g

fishlngton.

C^aDMAI andlwUfie. as ‘ J drew* B 25, care N v<v#.

A A CASH for Woodruff Place lot, balance on long rime., See Vajeu at tbs Exchange.

I'' f TR1

risHRKEUits. Hosbtook street, Lexington and A Brookslde avenues. Geo. P. Andei

|9lngalls Block.

\i T E hive caslt customer for good buslncst tv property, well located, w. E. Stevenson A Co.. 84 East Market.

LdVK ROOM F cistern, cel 7 6 \V. Wnsliin

’IV K-RouSThoUBK on Arcli st., with cistern, cellar and bam.fl.TOC. H. H. B«

2H W. Washington,

well, rllle.

have a beamtfnl lot on (^enir#l^ave„^near

Bayle*. 75 thvst Market*"

X'lENTRAL A VK^fChi home; a oompteie rt -L \J dence; cheap for cash; best neighborhood. H. If. Wevliic.iL W. Wash.

81200 ‘Smi! ins oS-K.SrTrSi; B. Grover, 1 N. Meridian. Af fcitiDIAN street lot, desirably loerued. »t ill lower price than two years ago; must be sold. C. F. Sayieg, 75 East Market st.

<1(XJ1> cottage on East Michigan »t., Artimr 1’. On’Ver.'oL^M^rldlftti. m0rf ’

1 » LA L ESTATE A\ David S. McKernan, 95 Knn Washington *t. /SLtPFortt) and Brookside avenue lots: Outer vy and Newman street lots: very desirable. Telephone 747, Willis W. Wright A Co.

ytNGl.lSH AND SPANN AVENUE LOTh 610 Ah cash; S2 per week; no Interest; no taxes. Bradley A Denny, Jl N. Delaware st. WfE have several parties wanting to invest in >T rental property. List your property with W. E. Stevenson A Co., 84 East Market.

804 rLZ

W. E. Steven sod A Co,, id East Market. Oft PSlFTon North Illinois, two feet ah""* OU grade, will sell this week at a special gain. Bee C. F. Bayles, 75 East Market!

farms in the

Address Farmer

f\N EABV PAYMENT**, two siuail improved Vf farms in the gas belt, near NoblesviUe, Ind.

, nox D., Noblesvllle, Ind.

ft U see Til S. Delaware; 7-room residence with VT large lot. 53x150; can build another house; mnke us an offer. Reitl Bros.. -12 ?»•. Deli

xniiKt* us an ontT. rvtMti . iA«*iawaro. ^IOoO ^ T t K1 ^T*iJioufto 5^rooms, Owner non-res 1 dent'. Great bargain. Mick A Co. O A?Jl)S<>>fk corner lot on Ash st.. one square IA north of Home ave., 40x136; a wonderful bargain; terms easy, Reid Bros,, 42 N. Delaware,

V$ r K have some choice lots on College ave. and it AsB st., near Seventh. Easy term* and very cheap. Wlldtnan A Glover, i» Talbott

Block.

(5*1 Q Q Q Bl'|f l,ur beautiful east front lots will sell separate; 'eee'us! ''held^Brua., 42 llorth

will sell sepal

Delaware.

TT LEG ANT two-story residence of 7 rooms; Fj natural and artificial gas; fine lot on N. Delaware st.. 13,ox>. W. J. McCullough A Hons. 92 K. Market st.

(JjJQQ w BUYS a 40-foot east front lot on Ram-

sey ave., one square north of Michi-

gan st.; beautiful residence site. Held Bros., 42

N. Delaware. BEAtTTIKITL

N. Delaware. . 4 BEAFTTKUL home. 6 rooms, every convenfence; barn. etc.; very desirable, and very Cheap if sold at once; northeast; ou car line. H. H. Beville, 2‘» W. Washington st. »

northeast:

lilngton st.

fT OOD-1’AYTnG investment; the northeast vT corner of Park ave. and Butler st, 134x172, with twolargc residences. Owners non-residents,

all quick. Reid Bros., 42 N. Del*'

$ 1 3 0 ' it, '\v 1 high ground st the corner of Morris st. and Belmont ave. Mick A Co.,68E. Market st. ‘ IA A A 'VlLi. BUY three cottage* In good fiP^iUUA/ condition, well located on the South Side, that are rented at (282 per annum. Taylor <t- Co., room 1. old Sentinel Building.

85 taxes; price from (50 to (125 each; abstratet furnished. Bradley A Denny, 26 N. Delaware.

with take am

rfsHTs is cheap: The south west corner of ChrisA tian ave. and Bellefontalne st., SOxlflO, with large double house renting for (22; room for 4 double hmises. See ns, Reid Bros,, 42N.Delaware. II EVIDENCE property, lo rooms, two-*tory IV brick, with natural and artificial gas, furnace and hath, on nilnols street, near Walnut street, at a bargain ; (5.500. J. H. Cruse, 92 E. Market st.

^^11N7ALABAMA7^mJtn>^7stMjmTcor^ , are Instructed to sell at once; early action re ^ulred to secure this bargain. C. F. Sayles, J# E. tlESIDKNCE property. No. »0North Alabama. AY corner of Walnut, owned by non-resident, we are instructed to sell at once; early attention required to secure this bargain. C. F. Sayles, 75 E.

Market st.

357^

ILLINOIS hTreF’T, twevstory brick iu#e, 12 rooms bath, hot and cold water,

furnace and ail conveniences; owner non-resi-dent; will sell at great bargain to purchaser.

810 SEfi*

from Virginia ave.. two square* from street cars; high lots. Price (150 to (TOO. Bradley A Denny,

26 North Delaware.

LOTS In West Indianapolis for (1,750, If sold i whole, or will exchange for cottage

PER MONTH will buy new, two-story qP^vJ frame house, 9 rooms, stable, cellar, civ tern, Urlven-well, two grates and mantels, double-parlors, both kinds gas, lot 43x125, N. West 1*4l-xiTO EfcKT; northwest corner Illinois ami OU Ninth streets; the choicest building sit8 In the city; fronts on two streets; or will .sell 4ux<» feet off of west end of same at a bargain. Prather A Hanckei, 06 East Market st.

XfoKTH DELAWARE STREET. Down town, lx elegant residence 12 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water, bath, water closet, both kinds gas, brick stable, east front, lot 80x166; (13,TOO; 11,(00 cash: balance (l.flflO per year. Mick A Co.

half square from street cars: owner non-reel dent; must sell quick; hear offer, (8,200. Mick A Co. CPEINDID INVESTMENT. ~ Brand new brick O business block, stone foundation, In Went In-

&l°k A^" West Indlanenolls, (250; payments « per month;

fp\V0-8T0RY brick dweTitng, Sk' n.'Alabama A st., lot 67«xl(6; house contains eleven (111 rooms, with well, cistern, natural and artificial gas, etc. A desirable location for a down-town residence, and with moderate improvements can be made one of the most elegant in that quarlei

972.50 SKSSa&’iSKSSSia: lot by far on the street; owner must sell this week. Arthur B. Grover, 1 N. Meriffian.

QO/* NORTH MERIDIAN STREET. One of *7LjU the most complete, handsome and elegantly finished rq«lde£c«e In the city; twelve rooms; hot and cold water; electrical beating apparatus, bath, water closete, magnificent mantels, tile hearth, both kinds gas; east and south front; large lot. This property must be seen and examined to be appreciated; woe built expressly for occupancy of present owner; good reasons for welling: can be had at a great bargain. W. K.

1 INUOLN PARK-

Aj (50 cash and (10 per month,

buys a lot. 40x145, os *

buys a lot, 40x145, t Talbott avenue, Delaware street, New Jersey street, ilabama street;

_ Alabama street;

price (fioo. After June 1,

all unsold lots in this addltK

will be raised to (eoai

Robert Martlndale A Cm, Pbipiilx Block.

A, LL AT GREAT BARGAIN*. 113 Yandrn sL. 6 rooms, (1,30.

LoU on Ash $L, south orLInooln, (1 *fo. Lou on Peru, south of Eighth st.; corner lota,

IX); others onlx (7W»; h cash.

*E Works, only

w, uiuem onlS (tw, ,-3 v.aw.1..

Lot on Gatling sL south of SbaWa Carriage

r (275. Ail 0(1 time. C. W. GOMSUCS. 15 Virginia ave.

STRATH).

TVABK BROWN A / mule from far ,

ssr«Rs«a.L,^ pioy w™ i„ar~

or black two-year-old mare m, 4J, miles west. Return or Liberal reward. J. B, Jolin-

B' ■jn^New^MulW, Welaalt «| 1 SrEftKlsY In a custom-is>iu» tnwie. Addreri

I of once. Address (' 25, care New*!

Ol < ANB I

oWLVi.yflV D dicia»eI^-roT^r“ O it; 9. Meridian sk.or J. W. Thcmi

fi .85

Jn^Bnn* i»vb. ■

73 Pendleton ave.

fjjV) buy 3 chandeliers tor store use: BiMliaVa I incandescent burner* for natural gam Ad.

dies* V 25. News.

puRNfTitflfe, ca^p^u'.'VtoTm 'mwt hmwehe^

CTOgF of drag* and *> .•eerie* C? trade; going In other Dusmeas; t for phy*iclan. .Odd. O 19, care News.

O. A. VanPelt. 121 N. Delaware. a call and he convinced of our low prices. T?L6UH warranted to please. ihiA ' ■V^ATTRA L gas-fitting and plumbing shop fo»

18^ tYHnpaSjlJi.»°-l 3 jLJsfiggrs««., TXI RNITl HE. stoves, fancy rockers, pfeturse

! pl Rfe sale of bleycfes.^On accoimT oTthe Jane wlli^Sose out my entire slts k of C bicycles^nd safeties at low fleurs*. Now Is tbe time to get! bicycle cheap. H. T. Heaney, 147 North Dela>

ware r*

ware st.

T^fRNlTrtlE. carpcf* and utovea, Ali fotHUs r lug Special price* will b* given for Ui* month of April only j Velvet Brussel#, (1.15. Oak sideboard*, (14.5a 1 All-wool ingrain, 53c. Walnut sideboards, (X Tapestry Brussels, 50c. Walnut bookcases. (15. Remnants, 25c. Bed room suites. (2050. The most complete line of children's carriMW In the city. Elegant oak bed-room suites, fahej rocker* and center tablea, lace curtain*, ruga straw matting, oil cloth. Moves and range*

PERSONAL

gKIN, blood, nervou* diseases. ^ Dr. Denke-Wols

my face of bfackheadK, pimples and freeklea. Somh Ite'nd'ln ) < ' olupl * xlon- Flora Joi

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

\V T ^ngtoaririMtlT reward M **' ulnkner ’ Blool>l *

INSURANCE

11 ENHY^CTIK lire Ineurouce agency, 13 Mar Urn. hi 8~vriwagi^BgMa—————i • N. N. MORRIS t Oa REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT* 94 East Market Street. Special attention to the earn and tale of property and collection of rente. MORTGAGE LOANS. I Reference, Indiana National Bank. N. N. MORRIS * OU *

RAILWAY TIME CARDS.

TRAVELERS’ INDEX. r ANKAKEE T CVE

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CINC1NXATI DIVISIOX.

| way

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Depar

ch if’aoo uivimog!

Depart....! 7:10 am lix* n^n l:iApm lldfi Arrive ArTO am 10:»um 3:3ut*m 6:19 Pullman palace cars, elegant reclining chair cars ami parlor cars oetween IndiunupoIU, Chi-

cago and Cincinnati.

For tickets, sleeping-car accommodations and all information call al Union Depot or the Model

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dally II :40 a.m. 10 ®p. a Art. from Cojumbus, Rsh’d. etc.

ifelmm 9:40a. m. ziZQ u. ir

Sleepemto

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Lve. for Chicago and NorthweaUJ .-48 am 11« pi Arr. from Chicago and N. W 3:50 am IJOpt

ago i J.. M. * X. B. B.—SOUTH. Lve. for LouUvUJe

and the Mouth...4:06am 8:30am 4:00pm BffOpi

Louliivl,

Booth

Arr. from Loulavltle

and the9out)i...lfl:45am 11:10am 6:40ptu IlsOOpi

rawnsT.

Lve-forCali^^oSS^m 4O0f Arr. from Cairo and Vlncennee....ie9mm (xxif

Vandalla Line.

sasii.2.Y.i;sait- c :sre.7v H - K ONLY LINlS With morning train nt a

seasonable hear far *

Trains l^ave InUianapolia: 3^5a.m. (d-yi.hiuuam. {i'yut&p. nu.l^la m. Only Une wt’Ji night train' tar Toiede nnd Detrolt

r? EAST AND WEST.

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THE ONLY _T.IN* ECNW rSId A

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For Chlcogo, e; oifice TO South Illinois Ob