Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 January 1884 — Page 5

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UNCEMENTS.

Tax Notice. I

«ad avoid the annoyance of a collector

•ifrt rr»

No tip*.of Administrator's Ap-

pointmenfi

Hotioe is batchy given (halt the underpinned bmre been appointed administrators of Ike estate ot William B.Teell, late of Tlgo eeen%, doesesed. The estate U«ri vent.

MAXIAX C. TVKLXh Wiuuy M. TUBLi, fi B.V.MABBBALL.

Becca%berll, 1888.

Dividend Notice. .,,

TWABE

HAUTE, IJTD.,

January

JNofttee is hereby given that the undersigned auministrator of the estate of Josiah JUehodemns. deceased, will offer at private sale the following described real estate to pay thedeb'.s ofaaid estate, to-wit: Lots nQinberal to inclusive of Nlcbodemip addit^n to Che M«rn ofLodkport, Vige aonntjfyand «tate oHfndianm Bidft will be» reeeivf^ to me at Riley Fost O/Bce.s&id^ county ajBd itat#,'llmll tte ht^toy of ktbrwary, 1834

r.Said-late

will, be sold separately

er all to|ether, at aOtless than toll appraised value. ftrttt: One half parebase money ca^ The Mulnder to six months front #ie with Inherent, purchaser giving notea, tiriih approved freehold security.

Wu. bemwttM, Admin Istratqfr. &&V$|l A Davis* Attorneys.

Notice.

State of Indiana. I Connty of Tigo. Jr

A^maintofbendts Maxvllle aad 6*. Mary's Free Gravel Road. Motioe is hereby fiven that the committee heretofore anpointed by the Board of Vivo Connty Oommiesioners, to view and apportion the estimated expense for the conatru tiosk ^tbe Maxvlltb and Bt. Mary'a Fr*e Oraret Koad in said coonty, apoh the real sstaM embraced in the orders of aaid Board authorising the imprrTem«ut of said road according to

bend IS to bo derived there

from, has filed its report of the same in the Auditor's office of said conntgr forj inspoctign ano oonflrination.

Ilotice ia«l«o hereby given that the said Board of County Commissioner* will meet at the county auditor's office of said county on Friday, at 10 a. m., tlie 18ih day of January, iWl, ai. which time if uo wmten exceptions nave been filed by any of the own ere of real estate afftcted thereby, said report wilt bo oon Armed by said Board, as a basis- -r collecting fuuds to pay off the bonds of said road This December 30th, 1968. ,, AXDSKW QKIKES,

WANTKD-MONKYgood

GUXKTTJC

work

A.fi'LdU^TIOH,

1,1884.

Vetlce is hereby given that the trnsteeS of Ike Te-re Haute Savings Bank hare Ihla day declared a semi-annual dividend of two-and a-halt per cent,onall *tutt* dftWo dollars and upwards, whiofi shall have been on depoait for six months ccxt preceding, and a proportionate rate on lice earns that have been on deposit for three months, payable to depositors on and after January 2Mb, MM. All dividends net drawn onfcwill be credited ea account and draw interest from Jaanary Jet.

Lawn B. MAETIH, Secretary.

Sale of Real Estate.

Auditor.

WANTED UOLUMN.

WASTED.

WTAKTMO-QlMiA-A .good girl lo do fj eooklhg, wasbiugand Ironing, plyaMg^iBy stile-

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•\\J a«*teiS-«lTUATIOM—Driring empkVmens, JMlursss .Harry Hw, OMy. WA*TB"~BITU vTLON—By a young la dy. Situation In a small family. 1 home more of an object than wages, dress Katie S., City.

S».We«

ISDttoAM

mo LOAN

-MONK Y—To

loan In sums of

A 81^W0 or iTKjre on first mortgages onclty er farm jwagsrt^r at lowssr rate of lutwest PugV*! ttreet.

1I0HET T010AH II ,• ii i~* .1 1^ II

TOlong

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liOAN—MONEY—At lowest rates, on ume. Good oollateral required. Address or sail on Ed #ard Barton, 824 Main.

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SAtiE-lITY

LOTSr-Some of the

most eligible enimproted residence property in the olty on sondr Fourth street. For pari looiara. term, etc., All on or addreee Wm. C. Sail, Gasetto oflra.

When WlnU^ C9MN.I

Winter eoraes with eod^hs and colds, and Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters come to eare them So.

NO. 'yfa lfffflUm fwnnty ~t VlgiTL

nia in dtvoroe. Be it known, that on the 10th cember, 1888, l* wes ordeceu In that the Cierk nqftfr tr ptfi&ostloh*

her. Said defendant Is ttierefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against her and that the sasee will stond for trial Febru-

MnanifA

N. SMITH,

ARY, 1884,

This 8rd day of January. 1884.

WANTKII—Jt'KKdONa—

CO.

Who are oon

tem plating going to Europe or who wish to bring their friends here, to call at the

oHioo and get rates by the

Allan line of steamships.

WJLftfPBD—

BOJKS—Any and everybody

having books belonging to the undersigned to return them to him at their earliest convenience.

JOBXW DAVIS,

118 north Bigh h.

•WORK KOft BVKBTBODT"—

der^.

Senator Saulabury is called the Lone Star of the Senate, because he is the only member of that bodr who hat never been marrfgi."

LETAL. LEGAL.

^ttciTairciitoy given that I wilt Air to th^Boari oTOmMHiwea af Vige Co.* to th^JkMOi ofOmMHiwea af Tig* at thelrnsit tsrro.ftwa licence to ull ln-

AaMloftte will «-«i« In toxical! ng Mgnors MI »lecsqudlttlly than a ^ir^riw 19oart ata time, with the privilege of allowiisuda of the Coonty Treasurer until Pec. ih« iimk nn my

nst, for the collection of uapald Nov. In-, [for a period of«i jretr. My place of buststallmeat and delinquent tax. Pay at ..

»mi—

liiitoptwig anuuc are locitid en lot

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A. KAY, Tna—rnr.

Bayless' addition to lbs town (&M**

rilie, Yi#e eonafcr,Indiana. DAKIHWf ItrinL

APFLICATIOH POBUdMML

•t their Dee. term, for a HMUi lo em Intoxicating llqnotsln a lees qoanUty than aqaartat a Uase with tbe privilege pfallowIng tbeeaaneto be drank on my premium for a period ol one year. My plaeeof bostneas and the premuwe whereon said lkroow are to be and and drank are located at Wo. It Main itiWt, south aide in Third Ward, in Terrs Haate, Harrison township Vigo Cnitr, Indiana

Jims LUKDT.

A1TL1CATIOK FOBLXGEIiSS »otlce ls hBg«bir Hven that I" will apply to the Hoard of Commissioners of Vigo Co. Znd., at their next term for a license to sell intoxicating lienors In a lean qoautitv thauaqoartat a time with the privU«ie of aJiawlng th» same Kbe-d*anh tb premises for a period of one year. My place of business and thepr^mlsea,whereon B^M liquors are to be sola and drank is lo on lot in Kaylor's snrvey IM feet float ota north Fourth street, No. MS, in thp fourth ward In Terre Haate, Harrison tnmshlp, Vigo ooonty, Indiana. I

CBULH 8. WOLI».

gHBBIFF'B 8AUE.

Bjr virtue of an exeeatton lasuedltron the Vigo Superior art, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John J. Brake and asalnatT lid Baptist church of Terre Haote Alfred Thomas, Isaac Jackson. WlliH Wade sureties, 1 have levied upon the following described real estate situated In Vigo eoun ty, Indiana, to-wit: tot number three 18] In St Stephens ohurch subdivision of three and twenty-two ooe-hundredths [8 SS-100] acres off of tbe north end of lot number thirteen [18] in the northwest quarter [|fj of section twentyaeven 127] township twelve T13] north range nineftf] west, lnaaideountyand state, and on SATURDAY, the ltth DAT of JANU

Between the hours of ten (10) o'clock a. n. and four o'clock p. H.,of said day, at the Court house door, in Terfe Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above desert ed real estate, together with all privliegse and appurtenances to the same belonging, ttr a term not exetodlng seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will, then and there oflhr the fee simple, in and to said reel estate, to the highest bidder for cash to aattsfy the same.'

This 30th day of December, MM.

JOHB

Cuudrr.&herilL

Buff ft Pieroe, Attorneys. Printer's fee 87.

SHKBirrna

8ALB.

By virtue of two exceptions UfenM from the Vtgo Superior oourMo me dlreoted and delivered In favor of Wilson Sewing Ma* chine Company for nse of Wl lliam Q. Witson, and one against William P. Bennett and Andrew H. Uhrlsty, Alexander cooper, sureties, and one against William P. Bennett, and So omon Tucker, Silas Foulke, Daniel W. Curry, Alexander Cooper, sureties, I bave levied upon the following described real estate situated in Tigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

The east half of the northeast quarter of section ten

(I0T

township eleven [11]

north, range eight 18| west also twenty. fire [36] feet off the «uth side of lot number twenty-five

[24]

of Marv

and G. F. Cookerly's subdivision o'f tot No. three 18] In Preston'a subdivision of the west half [XI of the north east quarter M) of ction wenty-seven (27) township twelve [IS] north, range nine [9) west, In said conniy and state and on. SATJRDAY, the 33th day ef JANUARY, 1884, between tho hours of lOoclock •. ic. and 4 o'clock P. w. of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, 1 will offer the rents and profits of the above described Heal Es tate, together with all privileges andappuTtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficien (to satisfy 'said Bxeeutions and costs I will thenaad there oAr the fee simple, in and to said Real Kstale, to the highest bidder for eash to satisfy the same.

JOHN OUABT,

TENVAKT THOMAS,

Ad-

tO 1X)AN—We

have a number of applications for home fund-. We will pUce ou flnt class security without expense to the leader.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON

Sheriff,

Attorneys.

Printer's fee, |8 00.

gHEBBIFF'S 8ALE^ 1 TTT

By virtne otan execution issued from the Vigo CircuiiConrt, to me dlreoted and delivered, In favor of Squire B. Rude, John R. Rude inl Ge »rge W. Rude, and against Samuel M. Young and William Burkhart, I have levied upon said defendant Burktmrt'fl undivided one third [x] inteiest In and 10 th following desoribea reel estate situated in Vtga county, Indiana, to-wit:

The north hilf fx] of lot number eighteen II8J In Varrington's sobdivision of oat lot nnmbtr sixty-nine [89] adjoin Insthe cltv of Terre Haute except four (feet off the south aide of said lot eighteen [18] being forty-six [46] feet fronton Bccond street to the alley in said county and state, aad on SATURDAY, the 5th DAY of JANUARY, 1884. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court Honse door In fCrre Haate, I will oftfer the rents alia profits of the above described real altogether with all prlvllegee and appurnoes to the same belonging, 'for a term expeedln seven years, to the highest ler for cash, and upon fallare to realise insufficient to satisfy eaid execution costs, I will then and there offer the fee pie, in and to said reel estatof to the •nest bidder for each to satisfy the game, is 13th day of Oee„ 1888.

Jon CUUBT,Sheriff

m. |f. Joab, Atty. Prtnters fee 8T, s«

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued from the VlgoBaperior Court, to me directed and denvered.ln favor of John J.Brake and against William 8t. tlalr, Harvey J. Horndy and Joshua J. Keene, I have levied upon defendnnt Wm. St. Clair's undivided interest in and to the following described leal estate situated in Vigo county, Indiana, towit:

The south half of the northeast nuarler [M] of section twenty-seven [871 township eleven [11] north range nine [91 west. Alsu beginning at a point forty-six [46| rods south from the northwest corner of sld northeast quarter

IXJ

ef seotion twenty-

seven fS7] township and range aforesaid, running thenoe south thirty7our [84] rods thencC east to the center of the Bono state road, thenoe northwesterly along the center of said road to a point duo east or the place of beginning, thence west to the ptaoe of beginning. Also beginning at the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of seotion twenty-seven township and range aforesaid, thence north eighty [8#] rods, thence west to the center of toe county road thence to the south line of raid quar.er iw] section, thence east to the place of beginning in said oounty and state and on SATURDAY, THE 1»TH DAY OF JANU

ARY, im,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. K. of aaid day, at the Court House door in Terre Haate, I will offbr the rente and profits of the above deacrlbed real estate, together with all prlvllegw and appurtenances to the same buonglng, for a term not exceeding seven jeai«,lo the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy Mid execution and costs, 1 will then aad there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the

This 27th day of

JOHH

CutAiur, Sheriff.

John J. Brake, PlTs Atty. Printer's lee 19.

APPLICATION FOR L1CEHSB. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of OaynlasfonerB of Vigo connty at their Dee. term alioense loeell intoxicating liquors in a lcss_q«aullty than A quart at a time, with the privilege of allow* lug the same to be drank on the premlsea, for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises tvbereon said liquors arete be sold and drank Is located northwest ebracr ef the southeast quarter of sertion, K, township 16, range 8, went In Otter GreCktowaship, Vigo county. Ind. fUGKABL QUINLAS,

APPLICATION FOB LICSKNBK.

Notlcs Is hereby pvmthst I will a to the Board of Cbmaisslonon of Vigo" Ind- at their next icrto for a uo toasu Intoxicating liquors in a leaLqnanttty than a quart at a tnma, with the pnvllege ofallowlng the asnae to be drank on our premises for a period of one year. My plaeeof business and the premises whereon said liauors are to be em and drank is located en let No. 87 Boee's subdivision of 4f and 88 hundredth* Ne. 1188 Main atreet, in the city ef Terre Haute, Harrison Township, Vigo eounly, Ind.

This 18th day of December, 1888.

JOHK

CORN—westero, steady closing easy mixed spot 61c bid December, 80%A6t)$c January, 61@6l74e Febiusry, 6&)i(962xo: steamer, 54®Kc.

OATS—Dull ^western white, 40(M3e mixed, 881988c Pennsylvania, 889^0 RY E—Hlgherjac 70074c.

HAY—Dull prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 813018. PROVISIONS—Steady and quiet mesfl pork, fit bulk mews, shoulders and elear rib sidsa, packed, 87000860 bacon (•boulders, ft 90 elear rib sides. 18 80 hems, 814 80015 00.

LARD-Relned, 10e.. BUTTER—Dull Western packed, lS0»e creamery, 35088c. ^EGOS—tjniet fresh, P8038c pickled, B0

PETROLEUM—Nominal refined80cye. COFFEE—Steady rio cargoes, evdlnary to fair, UV011KC.

SUGAR—Steady A soft, 8e. W HIBKEY—Steady and quiet at 81180 l.J8H_

FREIGHTS—To Liverpool per steamer, dnll Cotton,Md flour, ls9d graln, Sd. RECKIPTS-Flour, 8,800 wheat, 1SJOO corn. 33W00 oats, 1,000 rye, lt(MQ.

SHIPMENTS—None. -M SALKS-Wheat, 408,000 corn, 72,008.

ladlmpollt Live Stock Market.^1 STOCKYARDS,

TBRKE HAOTE WEEKLY GAZETTBi

PHILLIP WSNSBHKBIP.

(^HCRlFra 8ALB. By Virtue of an order of sale Issued from the Vigo Superior Court, to me directed and dellveres. in favor of lease N. Phelps and agsinst Uearge C, Duy and Lucy U. Duy I „amjordered to sell the following desorihed real estate situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

Paj* of lot number three 181 of subdivision of out-lot number sixty-six [M] city of Terre Haute, commencing at a point on the north line of lot number three 181, three hundred and thirty [880) feet and nine [81 Inches east of the northwest cornet thereof where the center of Foar- [4th) street extended would intersect said line, thence east on said line three hundred and seventeen [817] feet and three |8] inches, thence couth to the south line of said lot numeer three [8] thence west to where the center of Fourth (4th] street lextended would intersect said line, thenee north to beginning in said county aad state, and on SAtDRDAT, the 8th DAT of JANUARY, 1884. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. M. of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute. I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then ano there offer the fee simple, In aad to eaid real estate, to the hijrheet bidder for eash to satisfy the same.

CTSART, Sheriff!

Tennant* Thomas, Aity. Printer's fee 8&

THE MARKETS.

it tin

•IT.

CINCINNATI. I.' vW

iAnooiAfm Puss TIUMBM. CWOMWATT. December 38.

FLOUB-Dnll family, $4 8004 80 fancy 88 0008 60. WHKAT—Dull and firm at 1106.

CORN—Good demand Ne. 8 mixed, 48# ATS—Steady 83Kc.

SARL.BY—Ooodathigher

YB—Strong

Jan. 8.

CATTLE—Receipts, 80 head shipments, none. Qsallty only fair but little business tor want of stock. If here, would sell at stronger prices. Prime steers, 1,400to 1,800lb«...„ 88 Good to choice l,»0to M00 lbs.. Pair to medium, 1,080 te 1,180 lbs Stockenand f»edera, OOOtoOMibe. 8 6004 00 Good to choice cows and heifers. 8 710460 lalrMt medium wi*« and heltera. 8 OOffg 80 Ounmon cows and heifers 1380S 75 Veal caivea, eondnon to good 40800 80 Bulls, somrnoa to nood... 8 780080

88 0000 80

lhe..... I Mi 80 Dibs..... 4 8^4 80

MpchMws aad sprlngem 88QQ0MOO

HOG3—Reeeipls,

881 head shtpments,

UO head. Hardly enough hereto make a market. Pieces a shade stronger than last Saturday.

Seavypacking..i..^.....„^

iloct medium and heavy 7508 88 I 5008 05 Mixed packiag .. 5 8008 80 light fair te good 4 tJ&i SO

SHEKP-Reeeipts,

030

850

head shipments,

head. No buslnestfor want of stock. If here, wonld seliat stronger prices. Good to choice, 130 lbs and upward |4 00A4 85 Good to ehoioe, 100 to lit lbs 8 80(18 80 Fair to medium, 00 to 80 lbs .8 IMS 40 Common, 8 50A3 00 Bucss, per head 3 0008 00

%hi SftekJg yfrutfo.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, IM4.

THB Vigo Oo. Medical Society will hold its anoaal meeting Thursday eveniog, Jaa. 3rd and will be entertained at Will Gilbert's by the retiring Ffdidnl, Dr. Mann.

THB Wabash ia Aill of floating ioe, and is rising ruiidly. The Belie ofFoontain started to Terre Hants jeeterday moming, bal had a iiazd fight to get to Hotsonville, where die laid up waiting for the ice to ran out—[Yinocnnes SOB.

Wert YM Fired?

In Terre Haute salooos when the glass fronts get broken they are not replaced becaoss it is easier and leas expensive to throw a man out through the operate. After the holidays, when business oniets down, irptira will he effected.—[SolliTan Demoorat.

A ROYAL MASTER.

Comipfti Proelamatian Krooa "Ctug i0«r liita.

.. r- ii

Mr. Mayor—1 am givea to nnderatand that thoa haat ennasd ay iaearoeratioa in a dnngeon. If so—base wretoh! Know that thou art guilty of a treaeon able crime against thy sovereiga. Peradventnre thou canst not realise that thoa wqrt beside thyself when thou consigned thy Royal Muster to llvlfcit tomb. However, if thoa wilt order my release forthwith, will extend to thee the Royal eoepcre, that thou mayeet live and not die. But if thou persisted in thine obstinaey by keeping me Immured, by all the pods in China! I will raise an army of fire hundred thousand men (800,000) and besiege thy city and starve out thy people.

The noble blood of the O'Doanelle, Fiat Justitia ooelum^* Sio semper tyrannne,* Quiteau the Second, I am God manifest In tbe flesh,1'

Chirlc

and at 68c. demand extra No.8 fall.

ROVISIONS—Pork, dull at |l« M: lard, dull and lower at 88 bulk meats, 7 88 bacon. 75A8 SG38 76.

WHISKBi—Steady at 81 1&

I BALTIMORE. ASSOCIATED Panss TllMllI. BAiiTiMoan, December 98. FLOUR—Quiet and steady Howard street and western superfine, 88900360: extra 18 75(94 76: family, |5 (JO AO 7S.

WHEAT—'Western, lower No. 2, winter red, spot, 110*5^107X January, 8108^ 1 08k February, 81 U$ll UXi March, 81 isx @11»S: May,*l 17*0117$.

Edward Burdam was fined $25 aad costs for assault and battery on his wife, and was committed to jail in default.

Aurelius L. Honk, aged about thirtyAve years, was held to $$00 bail on a charge of larceny, preferred by James Hook, Jr. Tbe case was set for hearirg to-morrow morning.

MABRIA6B UCBHSBg.

lie*. C. dullard and Ida Spears. From Wednesday Pally. surauon COURT. Court met this morning alter holiday adjournment Business was transacted as follows:

fiiMffiiiiiiiiii

Some orasy fellow ineareerated in the jail has written the following, addressed to Mayor Armstrong:

Your star route taieving government must fall, and great will be the flail thereof. (Signed?

BBX.

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COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

.UUI. I,?. Jk

From Friday's Daily.

I MATOA'B OOUBT. Sx OfBcer Wm. Miller was fined $1 and costs for harboring a vicious dog,

the complaint of James White. The dog referred to is "Tramp," a well known city character.

MASRIAGB UCBVSBS.

Daniel Rinehart and Maggie Richie Samuel A. Whiteman tnd Florence E. Wolrlp.

MEW sutt'S^-CTRCUITcouwr. 13.570—James Quiolan va Board of Connty, Commissioners of Parke county from Parke county, 8. D. Pdett. 13.571—Henry Raridonvs Board of Counhr Oommisaionera of Parke oounty, from Parke county, S. D. Puett. 13,573—Emil Bauer to Philip Schloss assignment. David Goldman. cntctJiT COURT. es Baur vs. George M. Allen, Ufesl on trial for report see another column.

Wm. QUift et. al, mechanics lien judgment for $118.65. BBAL BSTATK TB. Q. Eshman vs. Wm. A. Hamilton, pt. ont lot 60 85 ft. front Center gt., and back to alley for 91,000. John G. Funkhouser vs. Marcus

Dyer. pt. sec. 13, Fayette tps. for $2,400. From Mondays Dally.

JOSTICK LOCKMAX.

The cases of assault and battery preferred by Wm. Berndt against Wm. Qesse, and Wm. llesse against Wm. Berndt, are set for trial at 8 A. M. tomorrow. It seems to be a mutual admiration affair.

Sarah Hough complained ol Thomas Jones for surety of the peace. J08TICB MURPHT.

Union National Bank, of MassHon, O., vs Clinton B. Brown, foreclosure demurrer to answer in abatement filed demurrer overruled snd pla ntiff except*3

James H. Kleiseo vs Frank A. Farris, et al motion in writing filed to str ke out parts of the first, second and third paragraphs of answer motion sustained.

Wm. M. Whitney vs Geo. £. King dismissed at plaintiffs costs. Joseph H. Blake vs Cbas. May trial by court judgment for $104.20.

Garr, Scott ft Go. vs Jacob Woods trial by court and judgment tm note and foreclosure for $200.

Millard W. Whitney va James X. Mays trial by ooort and judgment for #61.90. 'Sarah Ridgley vs Richard Ridgley divorce dismissed at plaintiffs costs.

Susan M. Walker v» Phoenix Insurance Co.. of Brooklyn, If, Y. dismissed and qosts paid.

00HSUHPTI0* CUSXD.

An old physician, retired from active practice having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Branchili?, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung, affections, also a positive and radical cure for general Debility and all nervous oomplaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent free of charge, to all who desire it. with Hill directions for preparing and successfully using. Address with stamp, naming this paper. DB. J. C. RAYMOND 164 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. T.

The Bates House property, Indianapolis, haa been sold to E. F. Claypool TSurrtj Bates, the consideration lr $160,000. The property has a frr on Washington street of 16SW 195 feet on Illinois street.

Br.Riebold

ol's father owned the ho* cantinoes the of thehoiel.

THE

chaiwpion penr

is a Jew of Vienna. brew letten on older to fumir* factory evi'' AiU,he)for tbe edgr

A "CRAMK/'-i

AVirtmtif Van Jiflid Tkl*

*1 .1.. .5 Frees MendaVs Belly. Shortly after 11 o'clock this morning the police removed a eraay man from Stag's hotel near the Onion Depot. He would not give hie name or state where he came from, and was especially vioioue, requiring the combined efferte of OMoere Augustine, Boete*, Murphy and the patrol wagon to remove him to the oounty jail. The man ia perhaps forty years old. On the way to the jail he bit at the ofioers' hands and at his owe, which were manacled. Qe tried to eat tbe blanket and indulged in the moat hideous contortions imasinable. He has a red etnbby beard, but his hair }s dark. He deolared that be bad written a poetal card to Dr, Thomas, of Indianapolis insane asylum, telling him be wu going to go over as soon as possible and kill him. From his familiarly witn the names of the doctors at that Institution it appears, that he has been a patient there. He said himself tbat he had been there three years. He said he oame here to kill Sheriff Cleary, who., it seem8,took him to tbe asylum. He offered resistance all the way to the

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

TweatieUi Aaniverary of Mr. and Mrs. I Mia M. Goodpasture. Fem Saturday's Belly.

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. M. Goodpasture, of 114 north Second street, was thrown open last night to a throng of some seventy-five or eighty people whoi. came t6 celebrate the twentieth maniage anniversary (china) of this estimable oouple, who have enjoyed twenty years of martied bliss. Among the numerous handsotne and costly preoents they received both here and abroad, wu a beautiful china tea set, presented to them from tlie coopers of Mr. Griffith's cooper shop. Aa elegant supper was served and every one present had a merry time. Dancing was indulged in to Lockard's delightful full string band and the light fantastic was tripped until a late hour this morning. Altogether il was a brilliant celebration of the important occasion and one long to be remembered. May they live to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary as loyally.

"HER ATONEMENT."

Beaefit for tho Diek THompsoa Zooavee On tho 15th aad 16th of Next 1

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"Her Atonement," the latest metropoli tan success, will be produced at the Opera House here on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday, January 15th and 16th, under the auspices dt the Dick Thompson Zouaces, by the company now playing it in all the large cities. The Indianapolis Zouaves recently cleared a handsome sum by playing tbe company there, aad the Dick Thompson Zouaves hope to make quite a nice thing of it here. The Zouaves will appear during the flfction of the piece. The play is warmly indorsed hy the leading dramatic critics and press everywhere, aad haa had a large ran ia many of the principal cities.

LEAP YEAR.

How Yooafl Lailoo Should Bo|loto Coa doct Thoaselves. Frees Monday's Dally.

Total. Among the miacellar are the following adc*' sions:

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apart of' Fourth le^r 1 Of

To begin tbe new year properly to-mor-row, a young lady will commit an un pardonable breach of etiquette if ahe does not invite some young gentleman friend of her'g out for a walk or if she doesn't offer her services aa escort to him if they are returning home from a church sociable. By ail means she must not fail to propose The English piay wHght "nans' young man may as well be bioken into waa given_again,, at It first aa last, and the sooner tbe agony ia over the better. Leap year cornea hut once every four years aad there's aa old maxim somewhere which a vera that the wise improve opportuaity while tho unwise tool it away.

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The followiag inatrumenta were for fteord in the Recorder's Offiee ingtheyeor 1688: Daeda Mortgagee on real eatate to uidividuala Mortgages on real estate to school fhnd Chattel mortgages. Mechanics liens Miscellaneous iaatrumeata...

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WIFE WNimNG.

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fieaa TesadayM Belly.

An unusually aggravating osaeef wife heating came under the atteotkm Jn*. lice Murphy la police oovrt this morning. Complaint waa filed igafaMt Biward Sutdam toe whipping Us wffe^ Belle Surd am, and 00 a plea ot guilty the court flnfd him $25 and costs,, a total of $84.30, and sent the human monster tm jail. The affair oecured last night ia tbe south end, where they live. Burdae* knocked her dowL and beat aad kickei ber on tbe stomach and bead until thn poor woman presented a really frightful appearance. She was formerly Bell* Beiuutt, who came here from Ohio an4L entered a house of prostitution.

THE JEFFERS0NS AND IMP VAM WINKLE.

A Bit of History aa te the Early Proo— tatioo of tbe Play Hgro. HV To the Editor of the

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When your entertaining reminieeenoaa of the etage in the oarly days of Terr* Haute appeared in the

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weeks since, it seemed to me that oaeof tae statements they contained wae probably inaccurate. This waa that th* 'elder Jefferson"—meaning the father of tbe eminent actor, Joseph Jeffereon— bad played Kip Van Winkle during the memorable season ot bis troupe at the old pork house theatre on Mulberry atreet, more than forty years ago.'

The father of Mr. Jeffereon is not known in dramatic history as tbe '•elder" of tbe name that distinctive being aceorded to Joseph Jefferson, Sr.* tbe first ot the line In this oountry, who was grandfather of tbe illustrious star of our time. The father is generally

designated as Joseph Jefferson, Jr., or second, and derives his celebrity rather from his having been tbe son of the Great and tbe father of the Greater Jefferson than from any speoial blstrionio poweceof hie own. Ha was a

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but not an actor of distinction, and It was beeauee of his well-known qualilcations in this respect that 1 considered it doubtful whether he had essayed, her* or elsewhere, eo diflloult a role aa Rip Van Winkle.

To arrive at the truth of the matter^ which appeared ef sufltoient historic importance to warrant investigation, 1 consulted all the works of theatrioal reoefd witnln my reach, but without finding any mention of tbe seoond Jellerson aa a representative of the part. I tben wrote to Mr. Jobn T. Ford, the distinguished 1 manager of the Baltimore aud Washington theatres, wbo is very conversant

with the history of the American stage,

and possesses a valuable dramatic library, asking him for information. Mr. Ford's answer was that he ooutd dlscover no mention, in any of the books of his collection, ot a rendition of tbe part by Mr. Jefferson's father and tbat while it waa possible be bad played it during hla career as an Itinerant manager, ifc was, in bis opinion, improbable. Had it been tbat he had done so, the Tact would.: hardly bave escaped record.

Tbi« was strong presumptive ovid ia favor of my view of the question, bat not conclusive. 1 oonseqnently took tbe 1 liberty of addreseing an inquiry te J»~ seph Jefferson himself. From him 1 have reeeived the reply that his "father did play Rip Van Winkle in Terra Haate in 1840- or 1841." Thia testimony, froaa the most eompetent poesible wltneaa, of eourse oompletely oontreverte my optoion and BBTiBUSXBB THB OOBaBOTMBSO OV

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Pending the inquiries, the history of the play has been unfolded, aad is. perhaps, of sufficient general interest to br worthy of repetition. »»p Tan Winkle, as adapted tr stage, was first produoed in •mer' James H. Hackett( of Falstaff af at the Park Theatre, in Mew Y' 1 S, 1898. On September 4, having been greatly imp'

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