Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 128, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1885 — Page 5

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Icdtaonpollg Wlna at Keokak The rSfeti CUefat th rittubarri Haltlmore Drop a Game vat LouIstUUKacesat Naahvllle and Lexington. fcsecial to the EcnUnel. Hay 7. The Indianapolis Clab rca the game here to-day by a score of 10 to 4. Errors Indianapolis, S: Keokuk, Uae hits Indiaaapoli;, 11; Keokuk, 1. Horiarity. left fielder of the visiting cinb, was sick, and Unrray, the new catcher, plajed this position. He made two wonderinl rannins catches, and Is evidently a thorough ball player. Attendance email on account of cold weather. A Spirille Contest. Pittsburg, Ta., May 7. The Metropolitana defeated the Pitts dutr? this afterncoa in a long diawn out and spiritless contest. Ths feature of the game was Brown's hit ever right field fence, tbe Iont:?at hit erer taade in Union Park. About 2,000 persons witnessed the Käme. Score by innings: iletropolltans ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Iittsburg 1 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 -1 Caihmto 1Y Hatted Freely. Bt. Louis, May 7. The weather was very cold here to-day and the attendance at the farce between the Athletics and Browns was qnite light. Cuhmari wai batted very Jrtely by tbe home clab, who won about ai they pleased. The visitors were weak both in the Cell and at the bat. Score: vS. ...... 0 0 4 5 1 0 0 2 112 Athletics .... 0 01 00000 0-1 A Close (Jam at I.oulrrllle, Louisville. May 7. Twelve hundred pax p:e at In He cold wind this afternoon and watched the Louhvillfcs do the Baltlmoras In a close and exciting qr.me. The visitors conld cot hit Hecker. while Barns was hit freely. A phenomenal one-hand catch by "Wolf in the right field, and a three-baer by Ileccia?. which won tue game, were the features. Following is the score by innings: Louisville 11000000 1-3 iualiiitre- O O 0 u 0 O 0 1 1 --' A Cold Dj fur ISronkljn. Ciscisxati, May 7. Tbe thermometer was below 0 v.. lbs ball park to day, and only ,r,C0 persons cssembled to see the nt appearance this eeason cf the Brooklyn team. The visitora made eeveral cojtly errors, and this, with good batting by the Cnclnnatis and the ?ild delivery o! Terry, lost them the game, Cincinnati C 0 0O10OO 0-7 Utooalyn 3010 0000 04 AS CSI. AL, THE COW BOYS TI?;. KANsjis City, May 7. Innings: Ktnpas City , - 40001002 -7 Cleveland UUÜ0001U0-5 Base Hits Kansas Citr, S: Cleveland, 8. Errors Kansas City, 3; Cleveland, 3. The Naahvllle ltaces. Najiiville, Tenn., May 7. The weather was cool and clear, and the races to day were very largely attended. The track was clow frcm yesterday's heavy rain3. For the llrst race, purse $20, mile heats, thefitMterti were: Fair Count, Henry Brown, Talljrand, Bennie Australian, Slocum, Saunterer and Kanics. Saunterer, the favorite, won in straight heats, Tallyrand second in the first heat, and Slocum second in the third. Time 1 :.l, 1 :50. Second llace The mixed stakes for two-year-old colt3 and fillies, $2 entrance and 400 added, five farbnps. The starters were: Bruton's pair, Uncle Dan and Strong Bitter; and Gillcck's pair. Edgefield and Bgrdelaise. Bordeiaite won, Strong Batter second, Uncle Dan third. Time 1 .(Ai Third Pace The Kiikoaan stakes for all ses, S-5 entrance and jv-00 added, one and one-half miles. Starters: Koscutsko, Madison and Father Jones. Koecuisko won by a reck, Madteon second, Father Jonej third. Time-2:0?,. Fourth Pace Selling, parse 200 and &"Q to tbe second, one ruiie. Starters: Filly B. Adventure, Carbon and Brooklyn. Filly B wen, Adventure second, Carson third. Time 1:CU.. line. hi Lexiugtou. Li.-ihgton, Ky., May 7. The attandino at the trick was excellent and pool selling lively. The track was in fine condition, notwithstanding the rain of last night. First Pace-One mile; purse, 300, with cine to start. Malaria brought in auction peels $100, Bilvo 00, John Henry 2.:, field $C". The rtco wss won by Malaria, Eroi second, Silvo third. Time, 1:13' i. Uroi paid in Yr nch HIT IX) for place. Feccnd Race Basra stakes, for two-vear-olds. B G. Bruce bronnt in pools $150, Uaokrnpt 120, Syntax ?;). field 150; with thirteen to start; distanca, five furlong. The race was won by Bankrupt, Wanderoo second, Brockfal third. Time, UOill Third Race Three quarters of a mile, for all ages; purse, $3CU In auctioq pools Lord Clifton brought 50, Anna Woodcock f-0, Banana 25. field $13. The race wai won by Lord .Clifton, who pulled up lame, Woodcock second, Banana third. Time, 1:17),'. Fourth Race Hurdle, one mils; eight to start, tiiuvy, favorite. Worth. J nie . T ackern won by a ienulli, Fiiney second, Wortn third. lime, 1:573,. THE BROOKLYN H0KK0R. SeartU tor Mining HoUles Continued TU rieces of Human Fles. PucoKLv.f , May 7. The first thinga found tLij morning in the rains of the terrible cataatrepbe on Monday in 8;utb, Brooklyn TTcre trro Email foments of human flesh .Almost the first spadeful of ashes that was dogupboreitairultj; a piece of lind flash wa3 scraped by the b'aie of the tool and lali bare to sight. A fenr moments later another small piece of fiesh, in which the veins and nerves were visible, was uncovered and laid iesida the first. Superintendent Goü" said: I called at police headquarters and was told that there were still seven bodies missing. The doctors who hare examined tha shape less black portions of human bodies taken from the ruins reported this morning that all cf fourteen persons are thus represented. Tbe number of persons reported missing: up toll to cay was twenty-one. Of the devi tte bodies of Henry Durst, Adolph Mottes, Frederick Eiiger and Edward Batlerhare fcen positively identified, and men whs woiked in Wi.llam Darst's shon say that Henry Ilofifner is undobtedly among tha nn recognizable bodies exhnmed yesterday. It is the general belief that twenty -ooe does not to trail the victims of the calamity, and that when other parts of th? rains Bfuched more bodies, including those of aeveral joacg girl, will be found. Tte place wheio the dead bare bean found ia in the rear of the west extension, where

the floor fell in, and the men in Da rat's shop were buried in the wreck before the fire occurred. All the persons injured, including Mrs Henrietta Haas and "her daughter. Em ma, are doing well and will probaoly recover. The trunk of a man and the leg of a boy were found this afternoon in the ruins ot the Brooklyn f.re. A man named Carlson, a Swede, who worked in the fa:tory, was re ported to the police to-day as missing. LOGAN CONFIDENT.

The Aspect of the Illinois Senatorial Con tett Chans'd The Demcrati Oatgn eraled by the BepuMlcau. FrRiNFiKLD, 111., May 7. A dispatch re ceivid here from Cass County states that outside of Schnyler County the Republicans in the Thfrty-fourth Sanatoria! District were -0 or to ahead, but up to the present hour, 10:.'5 s. m., nothing has been heard from the former county, although many dispatches have teen sent The Republicans ia the House this morning were very confident that Weaver, Republican, tad been elected. Schuyler County ij claimed to have been the best organize J by the Republicans, and was cot to stronglv Democratic in the last election cs the ctiier three counties In the district. The indications are now, without full returns being in. the Republican candidate is elected. Tbe Democrats now concede the election by from lo0 to 2C0 majority. It is understood now that tbe returns from all the precincts except two are in, but have not b?n received here. So 'ar Ihe returns give Weaver 170 majority, becator Johnson, Democrat, eeat a telepxam to th? Junketin Committee at New leans conceding the election to the Republicans. 12:15 p. m. Lieutenant Governor Smith has just received a dispatch from Schuyler Courty, saying that tbe county gives the Republicans a majority of over 200. Tai, i true, teems to insure a Republican majority. Chicago, M7 7. If the Republicans have carried tbe District it would s;ive the:a lO.I votes on joint ballot. If Sittig and the other anti-Loan Republican should consent to abide by the caucus decrees it would inFsie the election of a Republican to the United States Senate. Tne Senatorial aspect has been materially changed by the events of the past fortyeight hourt?, and Logan's chances app;ar vejy much better, although it is not positively known yet what ilr. Sittig will do. TL at gentleman left for home as eoon as it tecarxe fully apparent that Weaver had been elected to-day. The general Impression Lere is that he will fall into line when the time comes, although he feels sore over the abuse when he paired with Shaw. Logan is now confident of hi3 ultimate sneers. Tae Democrats admit that they were outgeneraled in this matter, and blame themsslves for being to lax. A EE-0P'EK. t Cotnterrat Ion Ittlns in the Chirntro Board cf Trade, Caused by a Declsiou of Unlt'd States Circuit Judge Baiter, at Cleveland. Chicago, May 7. Messrs. Htegins A Gilbert, a Board of Trade firm, his been thrown Into censternation by a decision, yesterday, of United States Circuit JaJge Baxter, at Cleveland, O. The firm sued an Ohio specalater named James McCrea for $32.000 for losses made, it was claimed, on trades by biro. The Jodga not onlyrefii32d to give the Chicago firm this judgment, but summarily ordered, on the other hand, that the defendant be given a verdict against tbe Chicago plaintiffs of 521,000. This result, growiDg out of a technicality in bookkeep irg, has disclosed to nil the other members of the beard that they are in imminent peril of being treated in exactly the same way, and has cieated as much consternation among the members a3 it ha3 to the firm immediately concerned. Just before the McCcoch lard corner collapsed in May, lS3:i, Hurgins & Gilbert bought for Jama McCiea a lot of lard and pork. He lest a good deal and put up $13 003 in margins. All the stuff was bought for Angust. Finally McCrea said he would put ud no more. H and G. kept tha lard, ttey claimed, until Annst, and thea cold out at a lots cf over $30,000. Then they'sold for the less On the trial it was disc ivered tbat H. and G. had very soon after the purchase 'rung up" the trade. It was also disclosed, however, fatally for the firm, that while they had kept ''locg" just 30 mu:h perk and lard, they had not on their bojks in ilcCrea'a account substantiated any new contracts after they had disposed of the ori iv&".s by "ringing up." It is said that ail tfccfe members of the bcord are in substantially tbe eame boat. The loss of .f20,0C0 to this concern has, however, disclosed the paril and to tbceked the fraternity that there is certain to follow a complete revolution in the Bjard of Trade book-keeping. The point in the suit between H. and G. and McCrea did not turn on the principle of gambling, but resulted frcm the fact that II. and G. did not make substitution for offset contracts as regards Section T, Rule 2", of the Beard cf Trade. Grand 1'arade In Baltimore. Baltimore, May T.The parade arranged in Lcnor of the visiting Army of the 1'otorxacwa3 quite a enccejs, despite the heavy rin which fell all the morning and up to tha Lour announced for the starting of the rrarcb. Many of the expected organizations did net put in an abearance, as an order was issued early in the day postpoainj tne display, but beore o'clock the rain stoppt d, and such a number had congreZ&Ud at tbo rendezvous tbat permission to start weg given, acd it is estimated that fully OO.OCO men were in line. Tne route of the precession was through the principal atreeta, atd eterv pikewulk was crowded with spectators. Tte Mayor, m company with many ot the visiting veterans, and Governo'r Llojd and staff, occupied the portieo of the C ty Hall, and reviewed the parade In pass ing. Cleveland Iodorsed t j U, YV. Cartls. Ntn- Yor.s, May 7. At the annual meat ingof tbe New York Civil Service Beform Association. George William Curtis said: "No great cause of administrative reform has advanced with tucb ttrides as that in which we are interested. I believe that civil service reform has come to stay, but there will yet be exigeccis wbere we shall need all oir courage and all cur hope. Let n? abate-no jot of heart cr hope, but still bear np and btill steer on. Events have shown fie utmost fidelity to the pledges made on th9 part of Mr. Cleveland." Want a Uecouut. 6pectI to tbe 3entm?L Sbelbyv:ll2, Ind., May T. Ben W. Ltws, tlx present City Marshal, who wa defeated fcr a second term by Jamej Basiett, Rapablican. by three votes, baa notified Bettot his intention to apply to the Jude of this Circuit for a recount.

THE COLD TT AYE. A Widely Extended Are Affected Ice of Varsiog Thickness Formed at VaxloQn Places.

ifiLWAUKiE, May 7. Reports received tonight show that tie cold ways of last night and to day extended throughout Southern erd Central Wisconsin. The temperature dropped to eeveral degrees below the freezirgrxHnt. Ice nearly an nch in thickness formed in many places. Eirly vegetables bavefiuflered, but in si I fruits and crops are cot su-jciently advanced tobe injarad to any extent. In Rock County considerable damage was done to tobacco. Chicago, May 7. The Journal's Janesville (Wit.) special Eays: "A powerful wind etcrm storm let in from the northeast last nfpht, and the thermometer fall to twentyeight degrees above z ro, making ics "a quarter of an inch thick. Tobacco bed utTered eeverely. The thermometer stood at thirty-eight degrees above zero during today, which is tbe coldest ever known here In alay." BcuustiTON,Iowa, May 7 The thermometer ranged two degrees below freezing .point here last night. Ice formed half an inch thick. Small fruit was badly damaged, but to f eld crops weia injured. Bt. Pa it., Miun., May 7. Considerable enow fell in this section yesterday and last night. The thermometer fell way below freezißg, and reports have been received of water pipes fretziDg. Dks Moints. Iowa, May, 7. Three-quarters of an Inch of ice forme'd here last nlghr. Serious damage to trait is ftared. A cold wave etruck Jowa last night, and at some p'acee west of fcere. ice formed half an inch thick, end the thermometer was four degrees Lelow freezing after sun rise. Some damage l as been done to slfall fruits, but field crops Co not appear to be hurt mach. Ka?a City, Mo., May 7. The Journal's Oiubhaspecial taye: "Heavy frost here last nicht, ice forming a eixteentn to an eighth of an inch in thickrers. Tbe weather i3 e-t ill cold to-nizht. Some damage to fruit and vegetables." CHICAGO UMVLRSIl Y UKOUXDS. The Hlrs of Stephen A. Douglas Be n hult to Prevent Its l'elug: Transferred for Other Than Ldacutlonal Farposes. Chicago, May 7. The heir3 of Stephen A. Djug.'aa began sait to-dy in the Superior Court, asking that the Chicagj University property " be transferred from its pressnt holders to them. The property is advertised for sale next Saturday to satisfy a judgment of -300,0C0 secured by mortgages, and there appears to be a prospect tbat the university trnslees w ill not ba able to keep it from going into other hands, and possibly into nacds tbat will devote it to other than educational uses. This is the principal ground cf tte petitioners. Thoy are Stephen A. Douglas, Jr., and Mis. General Vfilliams, and Rofccit M. Dongl&s, United Slates Marshal ef North Carolina. The bill seta forth that on November 10, 1S5G. Stephen A. Douglas deeded ten acre3 of land to the trnstte?, to be devoted to educational purpesee, and tbat in thi3 deed it was stipu'atsd that there mast be no sale or alienation of tbe property, and that It was the inteni ticn of Mr. Douglas that only educational : i . - ... i j i - . i l - : -it. iiiicitiia iuuum uc ueuemeu uj ms gui jn the ground that the property seems now likely to be diverted from this use, the petitioners urged that in default of the carryirg ont of Stephen A. Douglas' wishea in rtgard to the same the property rightfully btlorgi to tbem, hi3 beirr. It 's thought tbat tne filing cf this bill will make business men chary oi investing upon the occasioa of tha sale. Crop Estimates. Com Mrrs, o., May 7. The State Board of Agriculture famishes the following: "The condition of crops, etc., on May 1 In Ohio wes as follows What Area, Ul per cent,; condition, CO; probable total bushels, with good weather, will harvest 22,871 r30, as compared with a five years' average of 41,CC",217 Rje Condition, C.5; birley, 10; meadows, f-2: pastures, 70; spring plowing done May 1, C'j per cent, cf the usual amoaat at tbe sniH dale " From official and other telegrams and lettf ir, estimates of the probable wheat crop in twenty other States are made and tabulated. In this connection he says that the estimated shortage is 100,211,01!. Assuming the States cot heard fiom to yield a full average crop, we have a probable shortage of 150 0U), COO bushels of wheat, as compared with tbe five years' average, or over 200,000,000 bcfibejsas compared with last year's full crop, which was 500,000,000 bushels. The Quarry Strikers Suppressed. Lemokt, 111., May 7 Although the strikers are e till in a sullen mood, no fresh outbreaks are anticipated. The militia will not leave, however, until all danger is over. A citizens' meeting last night demanded the immediate withdrawal of the" troops. Their demand will not be complied with. SnerliT lianchett Is here td dav inquiring into the condition of aüalrs. The strikers in smill squads are returning to work, and it is expected in a few days that there will ba a fall lorce employed in tbe quarry. Pcsojlvactn Legislature Wrestling Wiili tbe Lienor Question. HAKiusuur.G, Fa., May 7. In the Hoa3s to-day the Brooks biil to restrain and regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors wai con sidered. An amendment providing that re tail liquor dealers shall pay a tax of $20 in addition to the State taxes now require! by law was defea'ed, as was the section leaving the amount of license to be charged discretionary with the court of quarter sessions, provided tbat It shall not be less then $303 nor more than 51,000. Two Votes Gained for Hcilth Chicago, May 7. The City Council's canvass of ballots cast at the late municipal election resulted this afternoon in a net gala ia tha Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards of two votes for Smith. Since the difficulties encountered in counting tha vates cut in the Third Ward the canvass hss gane for ward without incident At the present s'a a majority of 430 votes is claimed for K trrison when the can vats ahali have beea co:a pleted. Indiana Takes the Iuter-ätate Oratorical Prtre. Special to the 8cnt!seh Colcmbcs. O., May 7. A. J. Bsveridge, of Druw University, took the first prize at tbe Inter-Stata oratorical contest here tonight. Victor E Bender, of Knox CoIl?ce, came second. Tbe decision wai received with great applause. Tim n Tiif.iiil.ti vf Clxvsmbd, O, Mav 7. The statement poblitbed In eeveral newspapers that Ssnator Henry B. Payne inten did to resign his seat

In Congress on account of ill-health, and in favor of Mr. John McLai, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is pronounced by that eentleman tco ndiculoua to deny. Mr. Pavne ia as well as usual, and his friends ssy that he Las no intention of res'gning. Tenement Dome Syndicate. JKew Yor.K, May 7.- Joseph W. Drexel, Oswald Ottendorfer, Felix Adler, E. R. Saligman and others have incorporated "fha Tenement House Building Company." Tne object is to acquire land and erect dwellings that shall net pay more than 1 rar cent, on the invesstment to the stockholders.

Indian Transportation Contract. New York, May 7. The Indian Commissioners to-day awarded contracts for ths tr&neportatlon of supplies to F. J. "E7ans, Sionx City. Ia.; S C. Slayer., Kansas Citv. Mo. ; S. C. Power, Helena. ML; K. D. Ojniing St. Paul, Minn.; C. B. Stone. San Fraucisco, Cab; R. C. Ktarns.t. Louis, Mo. ovrriior OgIely Indorsed, Chicaco, May 7. At a meeting cf the State Board cf Ai r!ci:ltr:r- held here to-iay, the action of Governor Og'esby In esUbli?hing quarantine boundaries sqaicst cattle infected with plenro-pneumonia, WA3 unanimously iudoised. 31 ad p. in o. Barrios. NiH York, May 7 Madame Barr:03. widow cf President Barrios, cf Giutemala, arrived this evening from Sin Francisco. Beautiful Card. A set of magnificent Floral Card. 4;oi0 Inches, sent free to all persons who have Ui1 Brown's Iron Bitters. State disease and ef fVct. Write yonr address plainly. Brown Cfcemical Co., Baltimore, Md. DISD. ICAMl-Tbomas R ICao lUj 7, at 10M5 a. m. Funeral erviLs fcaturiay, 1 a. ai .ut c-r. Fatrkk's Church. I I.ouhville ar CMcico pa?-:? please copy. SOCIETY NOTICES. G ATTENTION. r'.I It K N-4 G H TS It i t 0 r Com nandery No 1, K. T. Conirnau lery drill V at Maiouic HrU thiä (FiMay) evening at 7:15 O'clock'. CHRISTIAN A. Iift'SK. GeaeraUssirno. William il. Smyths. iUvorder. C. V. KUKGELO & WHITHKXT, Funeral Directors ani Enhalniers, Ko. 77 North Delaware etrc-et. Telephone connection to oüice an J rcsiioccs. Carr!&-Kes for V.'eJliuss and Partis. S " ' ' v ( ROYAL ) fXl Absolutely Pure. This powaer never vanes. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeneRS, More economic tiian tne ordinary kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the multltufla of low teet, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only ncaas. Kotax Ba.kisö Powdsb Co. 130 Wall treet. New York. CARTERS hl PILLS .;.'ii-n;'j F:?'K naarhe and relieve a!l the tronb!c3 nC& dont to a bilious etata of the Fystcra, euch as Du rincsa, Kausca, Drowainesa, Distress after eatJb lala ia the Side, Ac While their moitreaarko p.bto euccea3 been ehown in cn t'l disoMer of the ttoiaach, etimdlate the liver irlt tie bowtla. Ilyea L ihej oulj CT4 fAih they wonld bo a1mpt pric93 to thOM wä e ail er from this distressing complaint ; but t ort!lately their rjoodncss does not ead here, andthosa who once try thcra will Had these ltttlo piua vara cfclo la bo naany wars that they will not be willing dajrriUioiit tLeia. Hut uluraU ftiüc üeaA. 2 the bane ot eo many lives that hers Is where w make our prej.t boast. Oar pilia care xt wtuue ütners do cot. .'v i Carter's Littla Lirer Pills are very eaaaan fry eiy to take. One or two pCH make a dose. fThey are etrict! vegetahla aDd donotpnpaot parpc, btt by their gentle action please ail J1 e them. La viala at 5 cents ; five for tU vWl pj drosjsta everywhere, or ecixt by rrwiiL "v xGXKlTJi SISDICINE CO., . 7cr Yorlt City; DIVERSITY OF VIRGlSll. püsitikk LKntURKM (nine weekly) bepiu 9:h July, l&sr. and end 9ta September IiTe i roved of pineal use- 1st, to studen a wao at tlsn to panue the r nudle- a: this or other Li w fc'cl.ools: vd. to there who propose to red private y1 and 3d. to practitioner who have not cal the advantage of j Hematic initmctlon. For circular f pply (P O. University ol Va ) to Johx B. Slixaa, I'toL Com. and dut. Law.

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How un3crftanJ what a perfect fit !s. That piinfal pcriol oi 'breaking ia" is deemed essential to erory na outfit. This Is iositive'.y unneccfiary. The ECitutiac principles applied to the numerous tiiap9and bizssof "tho ITanati" hce Insnro perfect tit, Rnt their fltxlbi:ily. abolnte frcedora . from tae torturca o! "brefiicz in," as they a'ceasy au3 comfartasie f:om the Grt day. Sell everywhere. Ask yotrr dealor for thcra. HANAN , SON. SEVERE HOUSE, S. E. Cor. Clnk aüil Hicliia Sts., CHICAGO. JAMES 1). FANNING, Proprietor. (Late of tbe tr'gs llous?.) CcEYCBiCElly 1 CG:tti-T!sreE ?MH Mi frcm tsis Mm ceste-r. Mrett fsrs pas tho Poors t ) ill Paris of the City. T o C!ccki f raia the CUi a- 'i XorthAMMUTAN- I'LAM. I 'rilOI'RW MAX, S-AO Per Dry. 75 ct. and CI Pjr Day. iltalü .".( Ctut. n?..The Rovcre bw b:e:i Tnor?'i?.a:y nflttc J, Kiairt ly IV modelt d nrt J".n"'nr. f d to lS3 ii.ouf. UCke aud Ilctuiida on Ground i !oor. Pas.-enpT Llcvaior. All i:r!ci n f -nvrnif ut. WANTED. r ANTKI) Joh stave cutting. Address CH?. W ANTED Acroi cro and Iroer; b?st of wares. Aply at "J 17 North M jridiau sirert, 8 '.r ANTED "situalioa in a retiil grocery stor: V rtMenre civen; ac nlheicea. Address S. II., fc'cntiiH 1 of.kv. 7 WANir.D ?i.v.dt:on; I wish cciplojran: ia anycatj9Ciiv romy exr'orience wid taiU: rne to be us-e.'ul. TilOiiAaJ. U.U'ANT". G YTTAIJIED Any kiud of work bf the br a v V foapctont woair.n, or to uurv; slot popli; best of rclerence. Atp;y West Marmot Bt. VX? ANTED Situation p.s sMrpiu? clor' or iio--V ter in vhol:ü!e liot? by a 'icruiau ; ref.;rtctts if rtiu!red. Addrtss ü. ii.. -:ca:iu'jl oiliv-. 3 "7ANILD Py Uro 5f.:n rncc, positions wtn V dr8nät:c compiuy; sobtT and reiiat)ie AI-d.c-slt. sr.d IL, 1. u. box 5.', NewDsrry, Greeii-j V-ouiity. Indiana. WANTED-A cratnuker. with sooer and iadüttrioub Ln'nr-, cu lind ftca ly emr-Ioy-racnt. Address FEai-K & SILUERUllitCi. i:VaCttfcter, ludiuta. 7.3 WANIED-Siication ia a store cr olca by a youttg rnna villinx to wori; roo 1 pen-uan: Bteacy, cr.mtt habits, can refer lo lsst employers. Address E. C. Dox Anlerson, Ind. S TX7 ANTED Situation as drag clerk; thrje f yearb' experience: steady, correct Labi; willicg to work; letter cf recommeaflitioa froai lastemployfr. Address E. U. C, No W Birr street, Cincinnati, O. 2-2 "lir ANTED A good country borne; am prepared to cut. fit aud case children's clothes, and when not t usy sewing would assist with housewort or the care of children. Addresä S. E. KYAN, aartinsville. III. 2i "r ANTED- To Contractorn Caa fnralsh Italian laborera on scoit notice and at reasonaolo rRte?, atd am prepared to do ail kinds of ratlrovl or city work by contract: cn turmsU hst of reference ANTHONY KISCO, 110 .Mulberry street, Icw Yo-k City. T"iy ANTED-bituat:on as drug t lerk, by a you a 5 II dan ; three y tars' exptneure; b'.t.!y, c orrect tabus and wliii:. to work; lirM 1 as re'treaecs and letter 0 rteom;reu'Jaiicn froi co:plovers. Address E. if. ('., box 21, Anders vj, ludiaLe. 5 W ANTED Ky cne of the ".r,r;.-t and oM2t whokfalc cinthiD'j hou-es of I'hiiaielpti-.. a (AiCfznan to represent t 'vra in tiis -iiie. vp pl.CNt!o::8 velil be considered froui only huch j ch fiinii.'h Eppioved fccurltylor siaylec. v-, and J85 theirown travel! exoa.?. s. Tnho'i'? i wil.;ii? to jay averv iicere.1 cv.nimi'ioo. mil to the rJpht tijsn a tplendid opportmity oi"crs. Addii f s rcstoilice box Jlpi, i huaic-!ph;a, Pa. -0 FOR SALE. FOR PALE Or trade: two reMaurut. dofa a Rod LUi.li.css. Call at Ui touth llici'ds s.rett. L3 "D OR SALE A va'uab'e pa'rnt ruht. Ar-Dly to i? peuntce. C. 8. KNOWlES, 1,cü7 Moyacieasir.i avenue, l'liiladelphia. s FOR SALE Fine stylish fait yotin :n -ire: gentle and sctind: fifteen and threc-fourihs ban Is Ligh. loO Sonth Illinois street. I I JOR8ALE-Eaiery;hlMcterest or all of it; ; pood trude: Uiii g e'ghteea barrels ol t!- ir every week; one of tne b.t beries tome? money in the Sute of Indiana. Address BAKERY, Box 5 4. Crawlcrdsvllle, Ind. :) LOST. LOST Bunch of keys, between C.ran 1 Hotl and corner of Michigan and '.Vest streets. Rotura to Diitilct Miscnüfr üülee, 22 Soith Iiiiuni3 street, and receive reward. 7 JOT Eetecn the corner of Jerbey and J YirinU avenue and New York e'tore. an old omn'6 velz. FiacJer tll ba rewarded oa taiag it lo the box office of the Uirae Mcaeasi. 5 FOUND. FOUND Rrc ail fem ao rat-terrier do?. Q;v:ier can pet her .t 3Ö3 Eat outh 6:rc?L 3 FOUND French Gfcorative art by Mrs. Millard's Slice c-so. at Room 7. Windsor Di x it. Jullfcutply of the newest deij:n jut received. Ihe r largtit. . 3 7i:ta:icial. M 0 NTT At the lowest rato cf Interest. J. W, lLLIAHd & Co., 8 and 4 Vinton LIocx. TO LOAN Honey with prlvi:ec:9 of prenayrnent: tem8 reasonable. Til03. C DAY A CO.. 73 at Market street, Indianapolis NOTICE. "VT OT1CE is hereby given that the undefined Xi will expose for hale ore Roardmaa & iry Kccnd-hacd piano and stool belonging i F. E. Dyaa and wife. Cincinnati. O., for cash to the highest bid Jer for charges for Ftsrage. repair, ere, on said Instrument, ca the 2sth day of May, 15, at No. 19 North I'enEsylvana street, Ialianip Ha. lad. GEOKSECPEAESON. 27 S ANNOUNCEMENTS. CALL at Dörth west cornfr De'awtre aal Ohio atreeta for nursery tocit. A (all aaiortaent kept, and bold at one hall price charged by ageata.

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5 TO - 2MXOIIT: l-rat:nes To-lio:rov. , and Last Rcilera m?e mrday Evening. ADMISSION 2.0 O. ONLY! rKc-crve l t lü.!txti.H. The avkhrg comedy in Three At-. ONE NIGHT ONLY Tneslay, Mr- 11 T0l-!)rßhTl!jI:15:(hi;i:RT GO MKCHX: CO Il'crce rr.rKh-Mdl. M1 Kuril .i .e't. !!:! II ttlf Clapper. Mr. W. .1 S:ach. :-.At ll-:rjn.-ij. J'r:rvs to. ?l.:,u, SI. CO. eat on 9 at ir.e box-c.h..e. Coancicing lfonisr, May n. Mit'ee i.r'i-ry Day Exv tpt vonday. GE!HD EPSQTACiJLAR R5TI7AL S. DKAPZK'S 0P.Kil4L LOTliLE 0110lX U?iGLE TOM'S CABIN! Twe THei! Tt Kitkv Tvka CoaLey' Ferocious Siberian B'oodbonnls! iiajaoll ubiiee Siccer and Troubarotirs. CHEAP FKU'ES General Admission. X3c. Rerved feats, 10 and 20e extra ' i; !ai otk. Ladies n l children a; requested toatuuci Hi? afternoon peri'oraiaae .iad tvcld the ruth at nlsht. TH03IASCONCERT. ENGLISH'S OPERA HOUSE. ONE NlollT ONLY, TUESDAY, May 12, ISS5. rilOMAS Ard the Uunva'.el Thoss Orcho-tra cf go xwxcji!xo3:rJiEi- go Assisted ly t'.;e foiio?r:n e3iinat Holj'.sis who have repcatcily p; n-dr t villi Mr. T:iO:::ij in h'.a pr nt fe.ials mrt jtip'jotiv cohcerls: ills EMMA J(-:n, tcpr-i'io. MISS HATIIK J. CuAWER, C'OUtraV.o; V;M. J. WINCH, li-.xcr: MAX HEINRICH. Bit--. M'DüE. KLToCH-.'lADL c ora-i I'P.ICK?, with rctfcrvt d f- Me. SI. 11 t J aai (?.. according to location. Sale of s-ia will c-m-Keuce Tuesday mornii;, May ft. at 10 o'clj:t, at Ihe tox cl'.ce of English'" Opera Houfi 2 r ti p. t i r hki Variety Theater of the Vest, WILL OPEN ON mo day mm, m i, WITH Cupid erb, J four weeks. WHOA! JAN OAKY! Harness and -Bugnins. Ei.C8rattTw!i.St.5Di lilMtS. Hi The LarpvPt . tor V or iTflmv-, l'.orcj r'a-.k-ets. Clothih, ro'::-. etc., eTer showy ia tr;? Sut e, Kir CHiit pjx:r:9 t.ziS KP.-a:;t fJoo-j.i. WUT T r) I' MP fr-- ACtl rraje r- !:i t i-fir zu I -rf'T". It r.- t -.i-h t ti l---,r f.. pJvA- rC3''ij It !.'!i'L-" n 1- "-r -T. ! '::V.t TIAKTITV KALRFI.r.IMJH M .'i'J.N, Trado Euppiiod by ROBERTSON & PERRY, n .10 Wf-t (lenrcia Sirert. In linin '.f i. JOKK EDWARDS. HLL POSTER. One Hn rid red Largo Stands. SOO 3-Sheet Board. Also CGTiircliiHE lie nsie Ocü:h orriu-8MtiBi offlM.