Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 142, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1885 — Page 5

CHE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL . FRIDAY MORNING' MAT 22 1885

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Every One lllkln? Peace Yet the Partics Interested Are HUH Preluring forTTar. C ' Suez Oana"OoDferoDco Brunswick DucccoaicJa Important Ghangoa Especjod In Gladotono'B d Cabinet. AKULtFUUSSIAX AFFAIRS. 5 IntertlKws lletweon Eogllth XOBß and V"1 u m An Officials. Lo.ndo.v, M4y 21. Baron Da Btaal, the Itsaian Mini&er to England, after consulting nlih M.Lewar, the special Kassian c-snt here, hr$ a long interflow with Earl Granville, Forcen Hlnliter. The Earl of JJvimbtrly, Secretary of State fcr India badf rr.urrnce to day with M. lAtzzr and Bi jm Da Staal. CUtdstoiMfa Ileply to Oueattonert. Lospon, 21a.2l. -Keplylog to numerous criticisms of fas Government policy and charges of withholding Information, Mr. Gladstone rctirted that he feared he had already given too much information. He u&rntd Ihe imtnbers acalnst utterances And critlclarr.s vib:h tended to strengthen the liandj of the Jjanlan war party. Afghan Dlcnltlea No Longer Exist Paris, May It is aeserted here that M. Do Glers, the Kassian Foreign Minister, atated yesterdaV that there no longer existed any difficulty .n the Afghan frontier question, except with reference to the pa39 near Znlükar. He preo8d himself as confident of acnccetafuiisa of the pending negotiations between England and Russia. Xlo Iltteh ttiUh llusslan Negotlatloni London, Maf 22.The Dally News 'in an editorial sajs that the retention ot the Guards in Ejypt docs not imply any hitch In the negotiations with Kuasla, which are making favorable progress. It was decided long ago to how the Guard in Egypt until the Afghan quSition was definitely settled. Still liar I log War Preparation a. London, Mt.yJl. The Admiralty has tele gjaphed ordern to Portsmouth to prepare the in:n of-irar Ctttinorant for tea ta rauidly as possible and v expedite work on the Iron clsds Saltan, jpptrt, Devestatlon and Follypheinus, preparatory to their joining the lleet. ; Iluas Very Complacent. Lonbon, Llajf 21. In the House of Lords, lfitt night, the flarl of Klmberly, Secretary of Otate for tadla, denied that Russia demanded to hap an agent at Cabul or re required Kncchnd not to interfere with the affairs of Afghanistan. Oraml Review of Indian Troop. Calcutta, liby 2i.The British resident was present ti day at a grand review of U,0C0 native troops, vhs hare been preparing or active serTs in the event of a war with ixtsia. 4 Afghani an Preparing for War. London, May-21. A dispatch from Cabal states that the'Amecr of Afghanistan is raising new rezi wonts and making extensive preparations for war. GENERAL FOREIGN KEWS. Suez Canal Conference Still In Seatlon-The Roapltorcftgyptlen au Outbreak of Cholera Dented. London, Ma 21. In the House of Comxnone. Mr. G lactone said that the International Bar z Conference was atill in session at Paris, and at!lK?ngsged in its deliberations rc3pecticg the future policy to.be pursued in the management of the canal. It would be Ixnposible, however, for the government to convey to the Jfousa any clear or satisfactory Idea of the Vork cf this conference by partial statements, and fall statements could not be made pending the completion of the work of the conference. Mr. Giadstonfe added that England wasstill

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Government Bcwrd, staled that the rumors circulated on th'n continent that an outbreak ct cholera has recurred in Grat Britain are totally unfounded. The Brunswick NacceMlon. Berlin, May 1. Herr Wciaberg, in the Representative" Assembly, or Diet, of the Duchy of Brunswick, today, read the proposal mentioned in yesterday's National Zsitung, of Berlin; as the one which would be laid before the -Bundesrah concerning the succession to the Dncal throne. This proposal is that ."the Bnndesrath should ex preta its conviction that the administration 1 cf the Government of Brunswlok by the Duke of Cumbetland would be incompatible with the intrmil peace and the eecurity of the Empire." The reading of the proposal was received with applause. A special com mittee cf the Diet was appointed to take action on the proposal. Uomored Resignation The New Crimes Act. Losdon, May 21 It was rumored this evening that Mr, Chamberlain had resigned bis sest in the Cabinet, but the report proved to be untrue. It Is stated, however, In well informed circles, that his resignation is car'lint T?lth PhD3. that of Sir Charlea . InrJ!:8, Hon of Commons this evening, Mr. Gladitone abated that the time was inopportnpe .to explMn the grounds for the renevral of the crimes act. He denied that the government policy in Ireland had been a tail ore. He declined to say whether the propc:td measures ould be coercive or not, but hd tiid there were provisions which the government regarded as eqaltable and valuable. Gladatonsflt(emeiit Regarding Turkey. London, May 2l.-Concerning Turkey Mr. 'Gladstone eaid, in the Honse of Commons, tbst England had hid communication with the Porte in regard to the occupation of Soakira, but coae with any other power "Nothing is yet Settled." said Hr. Gladstone! 'in regard to arbitration" between England v and Kc::ia, nor ha it b::n abrolately esttied who ball be the arbitrator.' She Ca Atoms and Doarse Tariff Adopted. Bxau, May Ul. Tha Bouderath hti Cic-lid tha Bourse tax and Csstoms Taxlff cssdncnt bill. The official Gazette anTXZZZZZ that Emosror 711Uaia hta granted to Ochcinrath Jlaca Eoman on behalf of tt3 Gclcaa Ccapany a charter confirming

Emperor William's sovereignty oyer the company's territory, comprising that partion of Kaiser Wilhelm's land not already in British or Dutch possession, the islands situated u3 the coast, and the islaad ot the Archipelago, hitherto celled New Britain, low known as Bismarck Islands. Sickness of Troops In the Soudan. El'akim, May 21. Ten per C9nt. of the British troops remaining here are ill. The Hnss&rs have all sailed for home. An armored tialn patrols the Saakitu-Berber Railway every night as far as Otato. The ho-tlle Arabs are very active as marauders. Yeettrday they succeeded in obstructing the track with heaps of earth and brushwood, after tho patrol train had p.issfd, but the train on its return easily pulled through the obstructions. The ltnllin 1'remler to Retire. Rome, May 21. Blgnor Deprelis, Prime Minister, has intimated to King Humbert a with to retire from public life 6a account of oM sge and illnees. Inthoeveutof there hrtmentof 8!gnfr Depietis it is tho-.gt Elmer Mancino, Minister of Foreign AlUn, will be naaCe Premier.

ümperur Wiliitm 111. BffuiiN, May 21 Emperor Wllllani wai confined to his apartments today with a cold. The Crown Frlnce will represent the Emperor on the spring paradn at Berlin and Potsdam. 2Ihe Revlters Ihanked. London, May 21 The (Jueen and the Prlr.ce of Wales have written to the Archbishop of Canterbury thanking the revisers of the Old Testament for their arduous la bote. ConmilM fur Toininln. Pa ins, May 21 The Cabinet has decided to appoint Consuls at Hus Soatay, lUcn'nh, Ualph&ng and Hoooi. Ton qui a. Foreign Note. Prince Jerome Napoleon (Plön Plön) is 111. The House of Lords has adjourned over Whitsuntide, to reassomblo on June 5. Victor Hugo parsed the night fairly well. His condition this morning is unchanged. (ueen Victoria, Princess Beatrice and Princess Louiso have started for Balmoral Castle. The steamship here, with Bartholdl' statue of Liberty Enlightening tb World on board, started jetUrday for New York. The convicted dynamiters, Cunningham and Barton, were removed from Nevgate Prison, yesterday afternoon, to the Convict Prison at Chatham. M. Patenotre, the French Ambassador, and Li Hung Chang have agreed upon eight points ot the ten in the proDOsed treaty ot peace between Franco and China. The police of St. Petersburg on the night oftboisth Inst arrested eleven . anarchists in the Pecskts quarter ot tho city, and aelzsd a number of important Nihilist documents. THE BREWERS' CONVENTION. An Address by Henry Olauson, Jr. .In Important Itenolntlon Saa Francisco the Next Place of Meeting. New York, May 21, To day was tho third day of the ecsIon of the Brewers convention. Mr. Henty Clansoa, Jr., mads au addrcis on the development of American brewing and its purposes. The Committee on Resolutions reported the following resolatirn, which was adopted: Resolved, Tfcat a late order of tho Internal P.evcnue l'oramiioncr, That when spirits (1u eluding fermented liquors) aro nhipped to a vender by his vendee, to be paid lor in delivery tho carrier 1 tbosRcntot the vender, that tho spirits remalu the property ol the vender In tbe band ot the cartier until tho condltlou precedent (payment) 1 compiled with: that the sle is xnAdo at tno tlni wheu at the place where the Roods are delivered cn payment and trat liability to a special tux ai liquor dealer under tho Internal revenue laws h iiicurrent by the vender of that time and pUce," is an exceedingly 6evcie and, in our opinion, un calltd for blow to the bottle beer industry and to the trade in general, as well as an unnecessary molestation to tne rovene taxpayer, and that we respectfully atk the CommlsMooer of Internal Revenue to have the order rescinded. The Committee on Condolence reported appropriate resolutions upon the dpatn during the year of a number of members. On the report of tbe Literary Bureau, an appropriation of ?10.CC0 was voted for its work. The report of the Committee on Contingencies recommended the reimbursement to 0. Mause, of Indianapolis, in tho sum of $ ICO provided that be the expense of procarirg a decision in the Supreme Court of the United States, because such n dec'slon would be of benefit to the entiro association. The request of the Advisory Committoe far permission to employ counsel to test the ralidity ot patents was recommended to be denied, and an appioprlation of 1.053 made at Rochester was recommended approved. The entire report was adopted. The Committee on Restrictive Lsglslation reported requests for aid from the brewers of Kansas and Iowa, and John WalruflT, of Leavenworth, Kas., spoke of the affairs in Kansas. The committee's recommendation that the requets for aid fron Kansas and Iowa be granted, when lest caes were carried to the Court of Appeals, was adopted by tho convention. Tbe Treasurer reported $3,115.!P cash on band. fc'an Francisco was fixed upon as the plac for holding the neit meeting, in May, 1SSG, end after elcctirg the following ollicers the convention adjourned sine die. President, William A. Miles, New York; Vica Presi. dent, Henry Clausen, New York, and Charles O. ßtefei, 8t. Louis; Treasurer, J. C. O. Hnpfel, New York; Secretary, Richard Kotzenmaycr, New York; Banl of Trustee, Willlan A. Miles. New York; Henry Clausen, Jr.kNewYork; Richard Kotzsnrxayer. New York; J. C. O. Huolel, New York; H. B. Echarmann. Brooklyn: Joseph Liebmann, Brooklyn; Gottiiried Krueger. Newark, N. J.; Henry H. Reuter, Boston; Jacob Conrad, Philadelphia; William J. Lernp, St. Louis; Christ. Mcerlln, Cincincati; Emil 8:hauderan. Milwaukee, and Andrew E. Leicht, Chicago. A Frightful Accident. Drrr.oiT, Mich., May 21. A frightful accident happened about 2:30 this afternoon, at the Grand Trunk crossing of the Holden Read, resulting in the death of Elijah Smith and wife, who were attempting to drive across the track. It seems two trains were coming in opposite directions. Smith had his eye on the Ray City train and failed to tea tbe Grand Trunk train or hear its an proash until too late to save himself. The old people were picked uo, one in a ditch and the other in a field sixty feet away. An American School of Opera. New York, May 21. A movement has b::n ttartid In this city looking to the estab lithmcnt of an American School of Opera of ft National character. Among its leaders are the beat known citizens, who expect to be ocn Joined by reprcccntatiye cltlzaas la taiious parts of the country.

8U31HEU SPORTS The Home CI ab Win at Milwaukee Cleve land Defeats Omaha and Cincinnati la Knocked Oat by It ultimo re The Louisville Unces.

ej eclal to the Sentinel. Milwaukee, Maj 21. The Indianapolis Club defeated the home team to day in the preience of a large crowd. Bjth McKoa and Baldwin were hit rather hard, but the visitors played the best fielding gamo. Fol lowlr g is tho score by innings: Milwaukee . - 11 2 00200 0-G Indianapolis 1 2 0 0 6 U 0 0 0-J A Iirlüiaiit Game. Naw York, May 21. The hardest fought battle of the season thes far took placs at the polo grounds to day, when the Buffalo team wet the New Yorka in thi presence of about 2,500 people. It wca a modal game. Both pitchers were batted hard, but the fieldinc wai exceptionally brilliant. New "orlf .......... I 000002000 0-P. BulfaIo......... lOlOOOOloo 1-i Tho Athletics Couldu'C Itnnch Their Illtii. PiTTMtui.c, May 21 For the third time In succession the Athletlci met defeat at the hands of tho home team. The feature of to dav's contest was the superior work of the P'ttsbnrcs both in tho field and at the bar. Tho visitors batted Morrn very hard, but they jailed to bunch their hits. Atiendanco about l.CUJ. Score: PittRbnrjr (0 0 1 7 0 0 0 P H Athletlci 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 C J A Ilrnvy JUttlug Game Cim'ikxati, May 21. Today's game was well played asd eiciting. Eacn club had its turn at heavy hitting, ami the result was a surprise. Luck was against the homo club, as they earned nine runs, whllo the Baltimores earned but fcur. Snyder and Trott played excellently bfhind tbe bat, and Fmuelley made t everal astonishing stop3. Attendance 1,000. Score: Cincinnati 0 7 0 0 0 J 1 0 1-1 Baltimore O 1 O O 2 4 3 U 1-tl Omaha Mont tuother Club. Cleveland, May 21. Srore: Cleveland 5 13 0 2 1 0 0 012 Omaha..- 0 0 2 1 U 0 1 0 3- 7 Stopped hj Hain. Louisville, May 21. The fourth gams of ball between tho Brooklyn and Loalsvllle clubs was stopped In tbo third iuuing by iair. Game &tocd: Brooklyn, ö; Louis Villi, l. The Champion Were Shut Oat. Providenck, R. I., May 21. McCormlck was put in tho box to-day against tho Chi csgos, and he was badly punished, whita his errors contributed materially to the defeat of the champions. The Grays could do nothing with Clarion, nnd to their inability to bst effectively they added a very poor exhibition of fielding. The attendance was 1,800. Score: ChtcKfto- 0 14 TrovuleLCc (0 0 0 10 2 2 '10 Ü 0 0 0 Ü 0-Ü A Miserable (iarao at St. I.nlii. Bt. Louis, May 21. The Mets and Browns played on a very wet gronnd this afternoon, and gavo the worst exhibition ever seen hen. The game was called at tbe end of the eighth ioDingon account of darkness. They were an hour and thirty minutes playing the lirtt thieo innings. Score: Sr. Louis 0 2 t 2 3 0 0 0-11 Met? 7 l l o u o u u 'j Seventh Day at Loulnvlllc. Louisville, May 21 The seventh day's nif etlng of the Louisville Jockey Club was attended by rain and a Dmall crowd. The rain fell iust in time for the "merchant stake," making a heavy track and causing the defeat of the favorite, Modesty, by Favor, a result that knocked cut the plungers who were sure the marc would win. In the first race, club purse, .S100, 100 to the second horse, five f ortong3. for two-year-old maidens, the starters were Boaz, Phil Lee, Fronie Lewis, Cuban (uen, Gallatin, HarrodAburg, Pixy, OTallon, Ascsola, Mary P and King Light, The race wa9 won handily by Pixy; O'Fallon, second; Fronie Lewis, thiid. Time, 1:01. She Louisville Hotel pnrae stake, calling rece, mife heats, was contested for bv Gold Dollar, R. Monee, Belle B, Silvio, Kanaa3 and Boulevard. Balle R led the pass and was never caught; Kanpai second, and R. Monee third. Time 1:1"-J( The tecond heat was won by R. Monee; Belle B second, Gold Dollar, third. Time l:4r. In tbe third heat R. Monee ran around tho track three lengths ahead of Belle B, winning the race in a gallop. Time 1:50. Befoie the third race, merchant stake for PEesH; mile.it began torain. Modesty, (Murphy) was a big favorite, but the tran wes heavy nnd caused Loftin (Ellia), Favor (Tompkins) and Tom Martin (Taylor) to Bell well up in the polls. Favor jumped to the front at the start and ran in the lead to the finish. Heie Modesty passed Loftin and made her run, but ehe could net reach Favor, who passep under the string two lengths aheai; Mcdesty, second; Loftin. third. Time 1:5s. The Rynnemede Etake for two-year-old, three quarters of a mile dash, had as startora Ikdurer, Prirrero, Frank Morris. Lovely, Moonshine, Blue Wing, Syntax and May Lady. They ell ran well buoched tothq finish, when Blue Ying went to front and won; Enflnrer, second; Priaiero third. Time-1:17K. NOTF.3. Miller and Murray arrived in tho city last nicht. Milwaukee is pressing Kansas City for second place. There will be no game to day, the Brooklyn Club having cancelled its date. They will play a postponed game in Louisville. The Indianapolis Club will arrrive home from Milwaukee to-day and cross bats with theOmahas at the Seventh-Street Pirk tomorrow afternoon. The Unveiling of General lllalr'4 Statue at St. Louis Bt. Louis, Mo., May 21. Thebronz statue of General Frank P. Blair, which was eel up in Forest Park some days ago, was unveiled this afternoon in the presence of over 10,000 people. The procession, which formed on Union avenue and marched to the park, was very long, and was composed of a bittallon of United States cavalry, the First Regiment of State militia, all the local posts of the G. A. It., and a large number of the civil io:ie ties and cadersof thaclty. Besides these, several thousand people went out by railroad, bittet can and in all kinds of vehicles. The ceremonies began about 4 o'clock, and consisted of a Major General's artillery sa lute, music by the Arsenal Band, soma introductory remarks by Peter L. Foy, President of tha Monument Atsoclation, unveiling of the statue by Mrs, Christine Graham, daugh

ter of General Blair, an oration on the life and public eervicEs of General Blair, th pre tentatlon of tbe stitue to th cltv oy President Foy, and its acceptance by Mayor D R Franc's. The statue is after a mo 1e by W. (i. Gardner cf Washington University, of thfe city. It is mounted on a granite pedestal, and cccupies a commanding position in the Park. DecMou lu a Peculiar Will One. Chicago, May 21. The verdict in a peculiar plcco of litigation is announced this Afternoon. The will cf John Trinler (asu cide and attempted wife murderer) bequeathed to tho children of George Trinler, a brother living in New Albany, Ind., $3,000 in bond?, a mcrigage for $1.000 and notes upon property in New Albany; also, four shares of steck of the Merchants' National Bank of Louisvillo. The widow and other helru of law were left nothing. Six days after John Trinler'o doath, his wife died from injuries inflicted by him before he blew out his own brains. The will cf Trinler was probated Juno 21, aud letteis wore granted tj Gwynn Garner, n lawyer. Trinler'a ether brother and nls nieces and nephews brcugbt suit to have the will declared void. It was chared by tho cantestants that Trinler bequeathed the property as he did through tho undae influence ot Daniel S. Trinler, a legatee of Georgs 8. Trinler, father . of tho other legatees, who causf d tho doasestic tragedy and reaped the benefits of tbe will by representing to Trinler that his wife was untrue to him. A great deal of evWlrr.ce was heard, but no contest was rnt.de b the legatees and tho jury found from tbo facts that undue influence had been employed on tho testator, nnd that ths will was no; the laH will and testament of Trinler, as prnjtd In tho bill. The will was set rsid?, f.rut i distribution ot Trlnier's property will b made among t!io heiis at law. A Fntul Fißlit With llur!ara. Cleveland, May 21. A special from Burton City, VTayne County, glve3 details ot a fatal fiijht with burglars at an early hour this morning. A clerk who slept in the store of jAtnes Conner was awakened about one o'clocx nnd saw eevcral men working at tho saTe. Ha arcus?d his employer, who with h!j son. hastened to the

store. An attempt was mudo to arrest th3. nurglars, nut tfnymada a dsporttn riht. r;cvrral pistol Mjois were fired by Connor and tho thieves. Fourofthemen escsjod, bnt cno wes killed. Conner was alio fatally wounded. The dfiful man had panen on his perron boning tha num of Ii. F. Adams. Tbe thieves sf cured about $3,0C0. Tho Mexlcfiiia and Indians, Gua v.mas, May 22. General Carbo had a bloody ecgogement with theYaqais yciter day. Fifty-seven Mexicans were filled and p8tiy wounded. The tronghold of tho Yarjuis was captured. Their loss has not been asceit&ined. l'uttiuj; Uowu Ortrpetf "I am doing considerable baulnoss onfaidii of Indianapolis now." said Albert Gail, th? well-known carpet dealer, to tho reporter. "I am new laying carpets in tho residence of Mr. J. K. Hilfis. at Frankfort; for Mr. J. O. Henderson, at Koiomo; for Mr. F. M. Roots, at Connejsville: for Mr. Charles Henderson, nt Anderson; for Mr. Klwood Avery, at Frankfort: for Mr. 0orc:e B, Foray, at Lopanspoit; for Mr. O. W. Lovctt. at Anderson; for the Methodist Church at Greeniietd but why continue? Businets is not only good, but corstantly impioving, and 1SS5 will be marked at IIa clcss as a prosperous businesi iear. C. E KKEGKLO SX VYJIIT3ETT, Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs, No. 77 North Dclawaro street. Telephone connection to office and residences. Carriages for Weddiugs and Parties. l ( 'f r " Stab-" m ajM v r - l. AbsoSuteiy Pure. This pewaer never vanes, a marvel or purity strength and wholesomeness. More economics than the ordinary ktnd and can not be eold in competition with the multitude of lotr test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Fold only ncans. Royal Bjixixe Fownxa Co.. 1C0 Wall treet. New York. REVERE HOUSE, 8. E. Cor. Clark and .'lichen Sts.. JAMES 1. FANNING. Proprietor. (Late o! tic Erle; House.) . Couyenieutly located Three Hinntei' Walk firom theBasiness Center. Street Tars rss tho Doors to all Parts r the City. Two Clocks Trtui the Chicago & SortsWestern Depot. AMFRICAN PLAN. I KUUOPRiy PLH, f 2.C0 Per Day. T 75 cts. and $1 Per Dy. Meals AO Cents. at) .The Revere has been Thoroushly Refitted, Entirely Remodeled and Knlsrsed to 250 Booms, oaice and Itotunda on Ground Floor. Passeogf r Heritor. All Bodern CoBTesleuees. "Best, Handsomest, Host Lt'sible Type," The "AVON Edition SHAKESPEARE For Bale by all Booksellers. EDWARD MEEKS, PUBLISHER, Ht.lOOiWalsut Street, rklUlelpnli ra,

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üratul Jtatincj To-llar at 2:00! lbc Famous Little Actress, MlM AB.3SE WALKER, hu iortcl by ti Sotert Uuiiipnttjr In "EAST L Y JN JN J." TO NIGHT AT i. "A CELEBRATED CASE." PBICEB TO 3UIT B TI1IUS! 1 O & 2 O Iti served Pciit. Ko extr.i. Week, May J-1IKL1:N I)i:.SilCM COMIIISA1ION. SIX SIGHTS! Commencing Mondar, May '2 Mtinec Tnr.!ay Wednesday, Friday n:id Saturday, engage meutot tho World l'ataous RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY, Prcpentlug the mucilaginous oleaciuoui conzloacratlou ot Song, Mirth and llusic, eulitled POP." Umbraclup: In its perfect cort-onanca all alraple, double a::d inverted cliordp. Introducing iu tho cajt the well-anown coined tans, Mr John L Iiico and Charles L. Harris ruicic-io, ::o wnt nocntt. ZOO. UlLMOKK'rt NEW IIIOS lllh'illIR, MONDAY. May IS. (ilbon and lyn, GAllaslier end Wcat, Maude Walker. Crsy Mti'ro. V.UTpbynnd Mile?. BUnrie tteton, ni 1 Ui aul l.nwrrncp, :tinric .Sblllia, Goldonaud Drsyton, 1);. l.ynu. The Garden over the roof the thrutrr in a novel idea, and it ouaM to tc rftcked each not ui ht. ai It in tho cnly cool placo hi tho cUy, It is a ur v:iQ for ihu ptious cf l tic r v Como and sec tho Ilill-tops of Cincinnati oit done. Virgiaia Avonuo Rink I OPEK MOBNINU, AFTEHNOON AND EYKNIKG. 1VXTJÖIC ICrli T!veuln(T tnl Vrc1ti-ljr tied 8turdny A fttroonft. Krcnluß Admission. IGo. KOTlCE TO COMTRACrORSi Prnpoa'8 will bo received for the ton worlr o! the New Boiler Hotiro of tho Indiana Hospital for luscne, until May 'J?, I'lAnn and tncitloitlouü inoy be ftcn at tbo H ipf rlntcndcnt'ii OHltM on and after Monday 'Jim. 15. Refaction in tho Pries of Gas! Notico to Gas Oonsumora and Others. Your attention Jicalled to thoroarkel redu:lra In the rrico of eaa, which took eflcct on the 1st day of Mrch. Tho Compauy is now furuinoiaf pas to all conMimen at fcl h0 per 1,000 cubic im. This price Is certainly within ttio leacü ot ail, for both liRhtlrg and cooklns purr)Ce. Tn -on-venlenco and coralort of cooking oy ga especially durlun the summer nioathü, where a flri fj not olhc-rwkc rcoulrcnl, cun only bo thoroughly arj'reciated by thoso who have had expcrleacj In Iti useful application for that purpose. Tho Corarany hoi told for Mho in this city durinr the in lour years a laruo number of Ras Movt . and la eatUCed from tho many testimonial from tu tatrons, that tbeno stoves "Ü11 a long felt wauL" QTOVEj AND GAS EKGINE3 FOB SAIaB AT C03T. .Gwoline Stovci chanced to O as Stovja vouali cxpeute. is Eas-Ltght - and Cots Co.i Ko. 47 South Penasjlvania Street. P. D, PS.4.Y, Secretary. wanted. WANTI'D-Carltaiit toinrest in n: enterprise which vfillpay 1C0 ptr cent. Addrt- M au, thlsofitce. "Tr ANTED Eltuatlon wcj nurse, or wo tit V7 tap a couple of children to boirJ. t ri South llinois nrr et. 2-Z "r ANTED-Toition as but:?y. washer: h-vohat )? one year's experience In etnbip at itoclc L3idP. 1. W,Qt.Uhcicc. WANTED-Kcnta! property for dolr&b'e M i'ants: can Maee 2ö teusDT in a short tl'ae. HAMLIN .t LEMON, SS North Delaware street. WANTED Situation lu a retail uracery Hom or drlre delivery wa?;on liy a youni mm of nineteen; reference given. Address A. H., tMs office. is AfANTKD rituation by younj lady. ht:"li fcfcool education, as caslucr. nsMMint bookkeeper, copyist, or do writing or aazkin l. AddrcfsL s t WANTED-l'.y one of tbe Urictt and einigt wholesale clothlnjr house of Philadelphia, a f alcsrnan to represent tneii In this Ktate atpllcatiocs will be rotiMdcrcd from only Mich t can furnish approved fecurity for samples etc.. and pay thtir own ti&veliuz expenfes. The hm is willing to pay a very liberal comml;lnu, and tn the lipht rnsn a plendia opportunity o?!pr. Ai. dre8 Pcstortico Rox 1.161. 1'hiladeiDhia. IU. 1 FOR SALE. 'OR BENT Rooms for housekctiin: funlit cd or unfurnished: 73 West Mirket street. I?OR 8ALL Two best located rcptiuranf in the ? city: doing good business. Call at 12:; nu tlx Illinois ttrcet. yi FOR SALE Tbrestne enRlnc. Reparator, strnw-staclicraoaunL-;. Address I UJ3.' lien Davis. Ind. TrOK SALE A valuable patent rlsrht, Apnlv to JD patentee. C. a KNOWLE3, 1.C07 Moyarueain sffpue. I'hlladclphla. h IÜRHALE Diycoodi and notloa Flora: noit ' elieibly situated Jn tho city : the cnanco uuc qualed in the 8tto lor pertoas wlshlai to rmbark In builncM in a live, profpnoui city ml county. Addreta JOHN llARNfii. Frankfort. lud. tr,?r FOR TRADE. FOR TBADE-Fim-clisi dru- store i cai tock; will invoice about tbC0. HAMLIN Jc LEMON. n FOR TRADE A Urge, fine residence in tiartH Prt of tbe city for a ooa ttock larm. U A MLIN ä lemon, eo North Delaware it. H rorAxioiAii, M TAt.th lowest rata or Intereat. J. vy. niLuAua s w i ana 4 Vinton Bloc.

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