Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1885 — Page 8

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THE lKDUKArOlIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MOKNING. JANUARY 29, 1885.

THE Dm YORK STORE

XSrTJkZJJLiX33IXX2D 1SG8J LIM DE Wc Oiler One Hundred Pieces Turkey Red Tabling I AT 50 Cents a Yard. These goods are How Pftttorns this season ard have always been sold at 75 cents. JOS. A, MOORE, 64 XT. Market St., Indianapolis. Ind. Interest allowed on deposit, ia sums of S and upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Money Notes, bought and sold. No loans made except auch as are secured by am Mortgage on real estate, with a laree margin of security, or by collaterals having a market yalae. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of the world. THIS WEEK! Ladies1 Black Jerseys, 75 Cents. Tho Wonder of tho Ladies! 500 On Sale Monday. Ladies' Aprons. 60 Dozen more of those Handsome White Aprons on Sale Monday at 25 Cents. Tliey will all be gone quickly. Big Bargains all over the Store. LAST WEEK BEFORE INVOICE L S. IMPORTANT HOTICE. On Monday, February 2d, wo shall Inaugurate our Grand Sale of Ladles' Masltn Underwear. Wo have mado unusual preparations, and expect tho most successful sale ever held hero. Extraordinary values may be looked for. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. SENTINEL TELETHON K C -ILLS, taniifvs Vtiir lilt fditoru? Lom M!M MiE SE.TLEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Northwest who will desire to raad their Uvurite home paper while attending the "World'f Exposition," the Sentinel has been placed on sale In New Orleans at George F. Wharton A Bro.'a, No. 5 C&rondeiet street, between Canal and Common street. OLD PAPERS. Uood conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. OITY IN BIHEF. Jft ob Smith, a brother of Henry Sulth, 'd yesterday. Telephone No. 1,016 is located in the Sir al Service office. The Ljra annual masquerade will occur the eyenicg of the 12th of next month. At 11 :T.O last night an order was received to lower the cold wave eignal at daylight. Senator Voorhees will leave for Ter re P acte at noon to-day, and will leaye for Washington Saturday. The Tabernacle Church high tea. t3 have keen given at the residence of N. S. Bjram, to-morrow evening, is postponed. . Key. Mr. Moody, the renowned evanselist, ill be in the city Monday, Tceday and Wednetday, February 23, 24 and Z Mr. Leyman Beenian. an old resident of Lafayette. Ind., and father of Mra. 8. A Huß, of this city, died this morning at ." o'clock, in the eighty-third year ef hii age. George Roberts, arrested some time ago on a ? barge of pasting counterfeit money, was brooch t before Commissioner Martindale yesteiday afternoon and given a partial hearing. The cue was then postponed until this aiterscon.

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STATE ASSOCIATIONS.

Arnual Meetings of the Swine and Sbort Horn Breeders Officers Elected by Botn As eoclatloce. The annual meeting of the Indiana Swine Breeders Association was hald yesterday afternoon in the rooms of the State Board of Agriculture. The President of the Association, It ich ard Jones, was absent, and-L. D. Thomas, of Rush County, was called to the Chair. V. . Jackson, of Knightatown, was elected Secretary pro tern. A committee of two was appointed to invite Governor Gray to address the association, after which the premium list reported at the meeting of the Fair managers in St. Louis was adopted. JL paper was then read by T. M. Reyeal on "The Relation of a Fat StocxShow to Swire Breeding." Following the discussion of this paper I. N. Barker read an address on "Hog Feeding for rxofit and Health." The feeding of pumpkins to hogs was than thoroughly debated, it being conceded by all that they were good feeding for a wine at all time?, and especially in the winter. A Committee ef Three on Programme was then .appointed and the meeting adjourned until evening. The night meeting was called ti order promptly at 7:30, and the above mentioned committee presented an excellent pro gramme for next year's convention, which was adopted. A paper was read by H. McCord on "The Character of the Chester White," after the discussion of which tae following new members were enrolled: J. H. Long, 8. W.Cook, I. F. Henshaw, T.S. Reveal, Eivin Barker and J. 8. Kercheval. The next thing in order was the election of officers and the balloting began, resulting as follows: President 1. L. Thomas, K'uhville. Vice I'resident-I. N. barker, Thorntowrj. Kecretary V. K. Jack6on, Knikhtstown. Treasurer A. 5?. Gllmore. Greensburi. Executive Committce-J. M. Dye, V. C. Williams and H. McCord. Before adjourning, the meeting discussed a motion that the State i'.cardof Agriculture be requested to appoint one man, instead of three, to award premiums. Toe majority of the members were decidedly in favor of the motion, and the impression prevailed that it should be referred to a committee, with instruction to report after they had examined into the matter thoroughly. THE SHOKT-nOBX KREEDEK9 The Short-Horn Breeders met again yesterday morning, and elected the following officers: President Robert Mitchell, Princeton. Vice President S. L. Lockridge, Greencastle. Secretary W. L. Quick, Colunibue. Treasurer K. 8. Frazel, Orange. Resolutions were then passed requesting the General Assembly to take steps to prevent the spread of that dread disease, pleuropneumonia. The meeting adjourned alter preparing a programme of exercises for the next annual convention. THE WOOL GROWERS'. The semi-annual meeting of the Indiana Wool Growers' Association will be held this afternoon, commencing at 1:00 o'clock. Subjects of importance to the wool growers' interest will be fully discussed. The Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society will meet in the rooms of the State Beard of Agriculture on Saturday afternoon. THE RAILWAYS. Rumors Concerning tbe Oregon and Transcontinental Company Other Items of the Rail. The tralper continues to drag out a weary existtntein the Crescent City. As the season advances the movement of live stick to E&stern points increases. Rates en this class of tratlic are being well maintained. The impression still prevails that Colonel William Dowd will he offered the Presidency cf the Monon at the next annual meeting of that comparjy. The Indianapolis and St. Louii Roid hau'ed into St. Lauis during the year ot lSl t,l !'.( O tons of coal, and in ISS:J, .lö .ö X; Vandaiia, !,2S2,h75. and in 1SS3, 8 !$31,5'. No steps have as yet been taken to reorganize the Indianapolis E ut-bound pool on the net rroncy bash. An effort will be made this tpring, however, to hve this done. "Mr. Carson i undoubtedly the best Manager the Monon ha ever had," said an Air Line engineer yesterday afternoon. He treats his subordinates like they should - treated, and they are best pleased whn djiDg his bidding. Passenger earnings for the last qiarter ot this month wilt be anjthirg but neavy, nor will the freight department make a very favorable fhowing for tbe present week. People dislike to travel during intensely cold weather when trains are delayed six and (even hours and sometimes abandoned. Track walkers are doing service day and tight on nearly all of the Indianapolis.!, and a close watch is kept for breaks iu tV tracks or weak plscei in bridges. It is said in railroad circle that Mr. Huntington was recently given a month's optioi on the purchase of the Owensburg and Nashville Railroad, and the belief is strongly entertained that he will buy tbe road. This i understood to involve its completion fro::i a dairville, its present terminus, to Nash vi lie, in almost an air line, following a CDurtetween Springfield and Cross PI tins directly to New Orleans. It is also stated thi, should the transfer be made it will not iu my way interfere with the building of ti Chesapeake and Nashville IiDad no if ia course of conttructiou. THE OREUAS TRaKCONTIXIXTAL. A f pecial to the Louisville Courier-Jour-calssys: Oregon Transcontinental usually itis the benefit of any rumors that are goin round Wail Street, and to-day dispatches came flying over from Boston asking If there was any truth in the rumor that another large loan of the company fell due on the 1st of February, and that the company had as yet been unable to protect it. President mith was well-nigh disgusted, and was free to fay that he did not think he couid devo'e nrcper attention to the affairs of tbe coml any if he took time to deny all tie miners ttat speculators cboo?e to put la circnlation. Tbe report is due to a miunW 'andin. The company has placed $7,500."00 of the new collateral trus; loan issued order the circular of November 11, 1SS4, and bas givrn an option on the remaining J.'.OCu.CtO, which expires on the 1st of Feb rnary. The old loan bas been taken up with the proceed of the loan, and even hough the option to take the remtiaing 12.500. GOO should not be exercised, the camacy bas no claims pressing fox immediate

ray men t. The managers profess to have very little doubt of the result of the suit in ftituted to prevent the issue of Oregon and California second mortgage bonds, so long as the interest Is unpaid upon the Sl,170,u0o of the came Issue which they hold in their treaiury. The Oregon Improvement Company shows an increase of earnings for December, bein the first gain in any month for nearly a year, and arrangements are now pending for the fun dint: of the floating debt and the payment to the Oregon Transcontinental of the company's notes, amounting to $518,000. Reception to Hon. D. W. Voorhees. The reception given by Hon. William H. English last evening at tbe English Hotel, in honor of Senator D. W. Voorhees, wis one of the sorety events of the season. Tue spacious recepticn rooms of the hotel wre crowded with the invited guests, notwithstanding the inclemency of the wf ather. Mr. English received the guests, assisted by Uis daughter, Mrs. Willooghby Walling, and with Hon. Charles Jew6tt, Speaker of tbe Hcuse cf Representatives, to perform the ceremony of introduction. Tbe affair was a success in every way. Supper was served in the hotel dining rooms at the usual hour, upen tbe annonnoemeat of which ilr. English Ud the way, accDmranied by Mra. Senator McDonald, and follotd by Senator Voorhees, accompanied by Miss Williame, of Bicomington, and Senator McDjnald, accompanied by Mrs. Walling. The repast was enlivened with strains of sweetest inusis, furnished by the orchestra under direction of Professor Louis Vogt There were about 300 persons present during the evening, which includes the members of both brauche of the L'ßislatuie, tbe State ottievrs, the Judgra of the .Supreme Court, aDd members of the State and County Central Committees In addition to thefce were noticed Hon. Richard Bright, Hen. Lycurgu Dalton, Postmaster of the National House of IlepreentAtivee: I. K. McNeills, I). A. Lemon, Hon. l B Messick Professor Gorby, Hon Michael Sweeny, of NewAlbauy; Prosecuting Attorney Birke, of Floyd rouoty; Hon. John C. Shoemaker, Hon. R. W. Myers, of Bloomington: Hon. James Williams, of Mocroa County ; Colonel Thomas Sbea, of Scott County; A. H. Barnes. J. H. Renihan, Colonel Ed Banniater, of Lawrencebuarg; Hon. O. E. Fairbanks, of Terre Haute; Christian Brink, Hon. Simeon W. Coy, William Carter, Hon. Kb. Henderson, Hon. W. W. Spencer, Thomas Kearney, Judge Lewis C. Walker, of the Superior Court; Judge A. C. Ayres, of the Circuit Court; Hon. F. M. Dice, ex-Reporter of the Supreme Court; Dr. J. W. Stratford, Hon. J. P. FreDzel, Harry H. Francis, editor of the Michigan City Dispatch; Hon. John Wiison, Hon. M. G. McLain, Councilmsn J. T. Dowling, Charles M. Cooper, Hon. J. J. Bingham, Hon. O. B. Hord, Governor Hendricks, Governor Gray and others, many of whom were accompanied by their wives and daughters. Following the supper a dance wa had in which many participated. This wai in the dicing room, which was elaborately decorated with flags. At one end of the room a large picture of Senator Voorheea was nuns, underneath which were the words "Oar arge-hearted and large-brained Senator." The Rinks. The Wigwam Rink at each e?3;on yesterday had splendid houses, although there was no special feature of attraction. The usual programme was rendered, and each one present seemed to enjoy himself or herself with a rest that Indicate d they had attended solely for the purpose of skating. The orchestra at this place is a good one, and their efforts to render fine music are met with a full appreciation by tho large audiences present. To-morrow evening tbe third gTfcnd fancy dress carnival will t&kts place, and the indications are that it will saroA. if possible, any previous affair cf the. kind ever given in this city. Those who attend the Merit'ian Rink tonight will be entertained hy the followi.irf pcpolar artists: Profewor Charle3 H. IVoaty, champion high pedestal skater and cl:it swinger of the United States and Caoida; Porter and licckley, champ'ona cf rhmpiohs ou the star bicycle; Professor Uarr Hamnond, champion by E'sater o! th world and winner of $1,500 worth of modal ; MiPsDsisy Pelham, champion ladv sinter and winner of eightten cold aod silver merfalp; Porter and Buckley, champion Columbia bicjc?e riders, the only double team in the world riding on both tyle machines: Profess or R. L. b'crauton. champion burlesque skater of the United States and Canada. The exhibition will bein promptly at 'J o'clock, and is positively limited to one hour. In the engagement of Charles E. Baeson, Manager Hanuiatt-r, of the C-oilege Avenue Rick, has Eecnred the mo?t "taking card" of thesea?on. The "Boy Wonder" hai bn creeted with magnificent audience? at evAry 8ppeaiance. aud each exhibition teems oal to lurthr iucrtae the faror he has crea'.vl niong the love's of the graceful art of rolu" siatir. His movements Ere all rendrea with n. prfcisiou and clnance thtt hidmirrrfc rtevi to brnome fairly wi;d ia ttie;r endenvorj to show jnst appreciation of his performance. He will appsar aeaio this evening ami the remainder of tbe week. All should witneps nli wonderful feats on tbe "Utile wagons " A Mercantile Polo League will h oranized at Meridian R-nk thij afternoon, at I o'clock, to v.bich all Rre invited. It is especially hoped that all the mercantile interesfaof tie city, both wholesale and retail. T"! Vr resented. Polo clubs will t .'oiiueu auü named after tbe various firms o' tbe city, and will contest for pru, which will be awarded to first, second and third positions. The io!o games will be played during tbe interval between the League -au.ts played by tbe Meridian Club. The Lyra Concert. Tbe Lyra Society gives its regular concert this evenicgat the hall on Washington street. That it will prove as successful as thos of tbe past will bo evident as th9 reader glaucss over the piogramme: l'AET HRST. OnTcrtuere "Kaymond" Thomas Titue Liebe - Kueckea (lenmwiier Chor. Concert Arie "Ah Prfido"... Beethoven Frau kl. Parmeire. La Concordaccia, 8 baendig fuer 2 Claviere ...... a 6 r L Q . Die Damen NetUe Dietrich, Emelie Klein, Emelie Kuhn. rna 4bro;net Protect os J. h rough the Comin? NijJt...Cushiaao Frauenchor. PAKT SEC 05 P. PotFOurt aos Faust GoanoJ Orcbestja. Din Ich Im Walde Weida IJaeunercbor. 9. Perzwonde... ro. Kruchhng Streichorchester. Mornlnjt - ..GoMbeck Di DatoeD : II. Banneier UDd J. ileek. Dil Herren: A. Smith und F. Loomi. Am w rentier See KosciAt Gemibchter Chor Cnd Orcüehter.

The Ineane Aeylum Flre. Freeident Harrison, of the State Becsvolent Board, says that tbe loss by the Insane Asylum Cre will not exceed 125,000, This

estimate, the doctor says, covers everything. The steam heating apparatus is again in working order, seven boilers being in use with connections adjusted. With the aid of the JS.000 appropriated by the Legislature the pressing wants of the institution can be supplied at once. Despite the cold weather a number of persons visited the ruins yesterday. Supreme Court Decisions. The following cafes were decided in the Supreme Court yesterday: 6.0C1. John J. Parks et al. va. Penelopo Klines etal. Marshall C. C. Affirmed. Bost. C. lO'lC The FennFylvania Mutual Li!e Insurant Compsny v. Roseita Wiler. Allen S. C. AfCnsed. Bltct, C. ic.475. Bra2il J.Thayer v. David Burger eiecutor. etc. Marshall C. C. Allirmcd. Colelies, C. I, ?i5. The Fcnnsylvania Company vs. TJiram Wcddle. Bartholomew C. C. Kerersed. Klliott. J. II, 62?. Curme, Dunn To. et al vs. Ellas Raub et al. V'arne C. c, Aförrned. Bclneil. C. J. IiSo. James M. Dehority vs. John Wright et al. Malison C. C. AlSrrued. Franklin, C. ll.tS. Laban M. Fice vf. city of Evansville. Var.deTburg C. C. Affirmed. Black, C. 11.951. Carroll MeOaslaud ve. Frank Kimberlain. Sullivan C. c. Aflinned. Best, C. 11.9SS. W. II. Miles. Treasurer, etc., vs. William L, hp.y. Fountain C. C. Aflirmed. Bicknell. C. J. 10,((5 Mark Jones, admlnietrator. eta. v. Teresa Loveless t al. Carroll C. Fetiilon for rtbmrirjä ovenule ö.

Mies Marryatt Sick. iJiss Marryatt, whu was to have lectured last night at FJymouth Church, is very ill at Xenia, 0., and the lecture bas been postponed till some time in the future, due notice of which will be given in the papers. Tbe tickets and seats will be gosd until she arrive. Professor Clark gave an organ rej ci'l )ft night at the church as a compenW - it i a a. a 1 sai loa io muse wnn c&me cut to sear tue tec tuie. French Villa Soap. At the present writing we have ail of the above coap in the city. Buy quick First come firit served Foote Bros , J9 and 22 North Meridian street. Wholesale Slauehter Or Damaged Uardware, Damaged by the Fire: Eale every day for ten days. Buy while you can bay cheap. Mechanics' Toolsand Builders' Hardware. VAJEN S. SET. f t East Washington Street, Strictly pure wines can re obtained at BT. Weinberger t Co.'s California Wine House, Ho. 10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot. Wine at Whole 'e and Retail. Orders delivered to any part ol the ciiy. Special Bargains IN WATCHES, CHAWS, CHARMS, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS AND FINE JEWELRY, MWfl ffALU JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. Watch Repairing a SpecIaÄy. J. & 0. FISCHER, The pronounced preference of over SIXTY THOUSAND purchasers, aud the emphatic indoisemeut of the urt!sts. justiSes us in Eayiiig they are without an equel anon raed:um-iriced Pianos. They oeet tbe wants of tho.se rta&Iring a tjoroughly reliab! FJauo, ith good tone, good action, and tbe rr itest durability. They will, in fact, be ffv: il ;a many respects superior to sooae Fiat.oj ijt wticli the highest ank is claimed. Who'.ejal3 and KetAil Dealers In rfinwfty b Sons, I(keT brn.,fc!amea Bros.. Fischer, Vo-.e aud other J-wwos, Kstcy Orjfann. S'aonlaer Orranv. lartlcsata distance öoslrin bargain, tro.il'l not fall to rite for fuller descriptions TUMina and RSPAIRN(i a P&ecJalty. Order for renvin? irJveu prompt attention. August Erbrich, SOLE AGENT FOß AUEÖEA . LAOEB BEER, la Kocs And Sottloa. 220 and 222 Couth Balawftrs St. Joli Lot of Skates 1 m CDEAP, TO CLOSE OIL SKATES for 25c, 50c and $1. CHARLES HAYEE ö CO., 19 and 81 W. lyftahingtan St. JOHN EDWARDS, BILL POSTER. One Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boarda. Also CcnTrclling: liejtats Hcuse .Ftsee OrriCÄ-ßerUB! oaec.

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A. DICKSON & CO. CHEAP CLOAKS THIS WEEK Wo Continuo Oar

WINTER,

Every garment marked far Below Gest. A genuine bargain for any lady -who can find a fit. JOST OPJEIVEO! 2,000 PIECES ED RINGS, At from 3c up. Choico new Pattorns on the Best Cloth. 3?3bLs WeeLi! : NEW JBBSBY WAISTS At ei.CC, 81.5C, 51.50. 51.75 and $2.co. Best Qutlity and Beat Fittinc wc havo tver ofierea-

A. DICKSON & CO.,

COAL, COKE. BRANHAt aSc GO. Sell tbe City GcsCOKK,IwEy Dry and Clean, and All Kind of COAL At LowoHt Pricow. OFFICKS 50 nTorth Dsrawxrc.l) South Ai&btma, and 458 Sast Ohio Streets. Telephone 444.

W. 0. WHITEHEAD. Established H. Q. WEIGHT. WHITEHEAD & WRIGHT SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS A WHITEHEAD, Granite Monuments, Vaults Statues, Etc., Irtlitle, Perfect, from Orljrlsal Du!, erected eterjwkere, direct from atarrles. Ceaialtatlia Sllela4 70 EoBt Klarlcet Street, INDIANAPOIilS, iprr.

2 ft ri Zinl ( fZAl ILLLUyU SlTfZEIL -j- PlirJS.o I I i L-3 cn Indiana Law Magazine ANDCorporation Reporter, Tie ocly periodical which report, nnder con. reuieut iudex, .11 the opinions of tbe Supreme Court, at ence. and in a loira available for frcinediote reference. Indorsed by the Judges ol the Sutrc-rae Court, and cited In their opinions. Accurate and Reliable. Also the cnlj periodical which glre a ctirreni ölept ol all public and private corporation y,ee decided by the Suprenie Court o! the United 8ta?ep, and tfce Sarreme Courts of the several i't&tcp. This digest is ot perrranent value, being .o rped as to admit ol binding in per)a.-he venire. Fcbllit-f-d promptly Rt tho close of each ten dhyfi' e-fion of the Indiana hurreme Oonri. Trrut 5 Pr Acuura. Artdret THE SEHTiN'FL COHPMI, BENEVOLENT IfflPDTlORS. A'lli m.t:ved ttt.'.'j the Loan ot 9 ud It o c'.c-. n... on Frxlay. :;Om inn., mi tne i'jrrJii t'onr: t Hi.T tilthe ry t'p everal Ikrir of Trot te:p for tl e Institution ior tbe Icshd?. ibf (füi:d f,rr"o rti3 blind, for mipplivf '.or tjf ni.ttU of p'rbruary euvuln. I h'f froi;ditiors mr.n whivii propo.sali trlil ce re reived, afjrl the kind, (jun ity and ouaniity of sr plies rtHoired, ru?y be rn by rtference to hkw ments and ttirr.ait-s, open to mib'.'.c Inpeciiou k' tbe ebove-narafd place on and alter Mondav, tn ZClh itl lild?f rs mnst coiaply with eptclflcatlou in mil tug their b'i!fi. ay order of theteveral Board of Trns:ev TEO. II. HAT.i- IhOA. COAL OIL ENGINES. In operation at Si Wett Maryland, ünvri Well etore I and 2 hcrse power, Safer than coal oil laxapa. . K. ROCSK. fcute A sent. Type Writers. FULLY WARRANTED. I'urcnayers of the "Standard IleminkrUjn" ma y return C-0.2. witliin Odays1 if uoatisfacUiry. Machines Rented. Kul! line of 8urnlCM: ribbon. carbon, Typp-WritPr Paper, rarts. elo.. on hand. SOLE AGENTS,TOi:rr-::i!ii:3 4 ,ISB,Ä 17 f-oolh Meridian Str.t, Cnndit Itlnck. BROWNING & SLOAN, DBUGGWT8, AND CI1LIEI !. FiEe PerfnmEry tti Toilet Articles. Lubin'r, Colgate'a, LnnCborg't and Rlclitckcr'B Flue Kitricv, Genuine Imrcrted Farina acd German ;olosre. Plodda and Ltveodr Wtr, Flee T ol".t hoar- rd 8wnee. Tooth, Kir. lotrj and all Brnthwr, and ail article uud for the toliet at the LOWEST FIGURES.

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OFW Co,d Medal, Paris, 1878. V LkÖ 1.e Farorite Numbers, 303, 404, 332, Cold roughouttko Wortdiy GROCERIES ilffai'ed at Wholesale Trices, At C2 South II linos Street, opposite N'o. 4 Eng no Houif. M. M. WILLIAMS. 20 lbs. Lipht cwOrleana Sugar !l 00 A Bar FreEth Villa soap- 25 1C Large Bar German aoap . 25 6 lb. irld AppltF 25 2öc lor :; lbs. California Teach Preserve 90c ptrr doz. for Pole's Beat Corn. SCc per doz. for Lima Bene. 8uc per doz. for tir'-e n Peas. SCc per doiü for C'Mlifornla 6uccoah. Kc Kt do. for Cfcoice 8 lb. Apple. 12 lbs. Akron Otraef.! 2bc lb lbs. New Farl Hominy 2c 51V. New I)rie? Suear Corn. 2"c4 lbs. New I'urkti ii nine ?o 4 Its. choice Carolina Rice ; 253 2CcperIb. for bdrp Countrr Jntitr. ICc jxr lb. for Grod Green Co3de. 5c per lb. for Apple Batter. Tc per lb. for Mincemeat. 7c j'tr lb. for all klnos of Jellie. 10 Ib. Kit of No. :? New Crop Mackerel ic iOc per lb. for Teach. Tlum or fear Butter. c per lb. Ior tboulder Meat, Kingan Co.'a. ?4c per lb for 10 lb. Can Choice Lard. 25c for 3 Jr-6. Choice Lard. 20c for 1 lb. of Goo'l Tea. 70c per lb. for lea t bat aelli all oyer ton !or 51, 25c i-er fal. for Cbokf Golden Syrap. 40c per f el. for Good Maple Kyrur. 40c per k1. inr ;ho1:-o New Cil?a'o8 Mo!w. 20c per pal for White Wine or Orchard Vinegir. 15c per zaL lor Silver Tan-ad Huer Kraut. Orders carelnllj parted and shioved by freight oreiprefs. charge of 10 cents for jactsje. Total ordeiF dellv"i GAS ENGINES. From Oüt-tihth Börse Power L'p. Erricson's flow Caloric Pumping Engico. GAS STOVES Of All Descriptions on Exhibition and for sale at cott at the office o! the INDIANAPOLIS GAS-LIGHT & COKE CJ. 5o. 43 onthrcnisjlvania Street, We Fell to caeh customeri only. J. S. FAKRELL & OO Steam Heating. Pnvfito Dwelllm and Pn b 11 o Buildiegg fitted Up Complete. Ul North Illinois Wtrewt. C. F. SCH5IIDT, Brovrer aid Bottler of LAGEE BEER. k-m M cf Alabama M.,