Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1884 — Page 1

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TITABTED—M«dstB Araaai,datrvojiat, H Norm YY Rev Jersey *L as at

YY WaantartoB aa. room 7.

FFTAlflb—AreilsoM mss MaMreaevpw, apply YY at agenev, 104 Nona Martotaa *a t

VV aooS toUreonat: • West Market at. t|

Yf Mfg- Cs- Stole are. and C- L. BA L. * G. By .tat

TV AlTIb—Mtusdoe » SO geoarai bomewoai~5f YY vaafctng and tree tnr. good refareecs; NO Lafayette railroad. t

U/AFTlb—Fuattlou tn real estate aad Dustneas YY efeaaee office; 2 yean’ experience. Addre** Heal Estate, Rev* office.

11/Ah TKD—Bate, man In elotbiaa bull net*; moat v¥ eeme veil reeaaaaaended. ASdraaa wlto fall name, VAX, New* office.

fob auua.

17 OK RKN1 -Capital Ctty Cigar. U ut s-v.f.m

i?6te HUNT—Klc« room*. 15 dlilo mi. JP !!▼ t!

JjH>R KENT—> unuecca rooms. W Bate* »A

TJOh RikV—Rlceiy furnished room, 131 Norm A Ullnots at. t

pOK KKNT—8 iar*e upper rooms, to amall famliy.

XJOb UKNT—3-rooni house on Grore IL Call at 178 JT Indiana ave. M o!

T?OK RKNT—KumlAhea front room. 114 Nortii Tennemee it. nv V.

L/OK RKK7—4 room*, altli ail convenience*. 178 X! East Walnut •’.. u t!

T?OU BRNT-3 rooms; |1. Call at 38 Virginia ave or X: 3W Pleasant at. !

LX):. KKNT—Bon e of tne very oe*t nuitea of rooms X at Btewart Place. uo u%

frOH RKN7-8 room* for light housekeeping, .tff I: Kaat Haw York »u ta oi

l/Gh RENT—To young lady, room, with board. U*7 X Massachusetts ave. uv t!

YJOR RKNI—See large U*t at odlcu. U. 3. uradley, A S3 North Delaware at. v z

I?OK RKN1 - Kl*g«ni fiirnladed room, to 1 or 2 gen* tlumen. f*8 We*t Ohio wt. !

(AOH RENT—8 furnlahea rooms, riagie or eo suite. F 289 North N«,w Jerley it. uv tl IJOKKJOif—tieMnnt famlibed front rooms for 1: guuUemen. 135 Par* ave. uvt!

LJOH BXKT—NPely furnished front room, for gen■E U«-man. 113 N*. Illinois st.

fruit KENT—Furnished front rooms, for gentleU men "* 8**t New York ut. on a

UOk K&NT—Fumlshiyi no >iri. i7«J-Nora* PeiiDdyiF vania it, opj**h1. e tne par*. ne z

frOK RENT—Puasant residence of 9 room*: good A nelghbnrhoo". S6 Huron st. uvt!

frURKENT—Furnished room, for gentlemen, refer X ence*. 139 » e*l New VorV at t

frOH KKM—Unfurnished room* tor dgnt hoaseF keeping. Circle bull, room IL 1 u*t frOK KENT—3 rooms. Ut floor; good cellar, * off U and cistern. '26 South Ka*t »t. rtjj

fr Oli KENT— Denruble fonilxlied rooms, for gentleX: men. 184 N«n.h Pennsylvania at. uv o’ L)UK KENT—Furnished room for gentleman: 179 X Kfc*t Ohio *t.: reference* reqnlred. tux

fr UU Kb.N 1 —Handsomely furoisned front room, for F 1 or 2 gentlemen. 9* we*t Ohio at. nr

fruit KENT—Home of 4 large rooms; well, cistern; r llrely grstneil. Call at 1U Peru st. no. Y70R RENT—Fumisuod or unfurnished rooms with A board 2t3 North Pennsylvania st ue 0!

frOIt kKN T-New.b nou; } rooi. t: 292 Kant Miami V st Inquire tT Mastsehnseus a*e. ta h

frOR lH.NT-^8 to not (none.; get good* of 11* to A furnish your rooms. Ralston ft Co. oai

frOR UKNT—Unfurnished room, tn private family; JT Imib: cenlrxl. Address K. News office. uv n!

frok RK.Ni —Aa upper front room, farnlsnea; genU tlemeo preferred. 115 North Illinois st. !

frffR kb.Ni -1 uaiarmslied and 1 partly lurmsbed A; room. Call at 5H Indian* ave.. room 24. ue z

frOR KENT—* me of the beat single office rooms; A 2nd floor Vance block. Inquire room 28 nu *

frOK KENT—Furnished front and other rooms, en X 1 suite or single-, kitchen. 25 East Ohio st. t

t* ■) k - -Weasant funilsiieu i n mis. iid New York h*.. one door cast of UHno!s st. t

frOK RRjfT—8 pb-Hsan* uafurnlsbt-d rooms. In pri F vate fan.li»; no children. 81 W. Michigan, tat

fruit RENT—Nice.)' furnished front room; Sminutea A waik of Hate* bonne. 230 N, Mississippi st. ue 0!

"frOR RENT—I'atlltng of 4 rooms, lit Dorman »t; A; *8 W. J. McCullough. 92 Ka*t Market st. ta tt

frOR HEM—House: 4 rooms cellar, stable, etc. 109 A! Ague* *1; $9 Inquire 276 Wept. New York st. too!

frOR RENT—New house of ‘j rooms, *2u per month: X 831 East Michigan *t. Inquire one coor west, uv t!

fruit hKNT—A pleasant furnished room to getuleX men. with txvard it deal red; reierences required. Call at 188 Wear New York st. ue 0!

fruit RENT—iairge ofi- :e room, fronting on WashF Ington st. Immediately over Jiews office; one fl'ght of stairs. Inculre News counting room, nn *

frOR KENT—Dwelling of 6 rooms; stable; .09 North X Liberty st; *17. ta tl W. J. McCullough, 82 East Market st.

frOR RENT—2-atorv frame house; 5 rooms aud eelX lar; corner Blackford and Michigan bib. Apply to J. D. Condit. room 14,4th floor t ondit block, es

J^UR KENT—cottage house o: 7 rooms. 404 North v* Hand ft Winters, over Fletcher’" Bank.

frOR RENT—Bncte bouse of 19 rooms and autde, r 132 North Alabama st; t-IO ta t! W. J. McCullough, *2 East Market st.

frOKUKNT-Uy M. 11. Spades-Handsomo storeX ro-.ru. 288 Massac nu setts ave. Suites of rooms In the c indeor. Busfnem loft on Sootn Meridian, vx

fr OK t. ENT—2 story rrama busine** and dwelling

X of 1 rooms. 17 East McCarty at; 818. t z Loren* Bchmldt, 29 Smith Delaware st.

frCh rant—A few desirable nouses, m good iocs X. tton, at low rent. ta a Walter Ktvar*. agent, English's opera House.

frOR RENT—Large, floe room, la ev eoent conalX Uon; dimensions. 100x21 feot, on 2nd floor Condlt’t stone front on Bonth Meridian sA Apply to J D Condit. 4th floor Ccndlt block. on *

frOR KENT—Or trade for city proper; y, 5 acres of X latd, with house and barn, on Nstlona! road, 3 mil's ean of city; "eauttful p ace for country residence. Inquire 15 West Washington st. uox

frOR KENT—*90 Chrlsitan ave; 2!4-8tory frame X house: 12 rooms, cellar, well, cls'-eru, gas, stable atd carriage shed. uvt Ku p- y * Wright, room 1, S7 W.Washlngton st.

frOR UKNT—Residence; 15 rooms; North Meridian X st. One. 8 rooms: lUrk ave. 8 rooms, with alcove: private famliy. Jesse D.Carmichael, rental and inaurence.31 Circle!

TbOK KENT —Officei iiuelj occupied ny kcMaater 4 JT Botce, over M Kast Waihlogtot) et; handeome front room, 1TCJ0, and coxuniuuion room, n * .1. M. JadMh.

frOR HRNl—Garden fann ol 23 acres, In sight of r Indianapolis, near Insane asylum, with nice 5room house; good barn and orchard; possession given Immediate!*. Migot trade this farm for good city property, wm. H. English. tn z

fro if KENT—In Ross block, corner Market aud X Circle st*. a very desirable suite of rooms; also sever*! basement room*; a 1 rooms war men by steam; hot sed cold v ater: hath rooms on every floor; reference* required. C. B. Kronson. agent ta s

frOR RENT—First class confectionery, consisting of X store room, 2 parlors, 5 family rooms. Idtcben, d'nlng room, large cedars and every convotdence, same being now occupied oy Heyse ft Taomneon, in FngUvb’s opera nouse block and hotel on Circle it. Wm. H Engliab a s

frOR KENT—Expecting to remove into my new r hotel at an early day. 1 will rent, for tliree years, to satisfactory party, my present residence. 60 Circle st, either furnished or anfurnUned. Has steam heat from Opera uonao and a-ater from 50 foot driven well In moat of the 30 rooms. Extra large yard, tt x wm. H. English.

frOR KENT—Bob*-, 46-, hast Washington st. X House, 88* West Vermont street. House, 90 North New Jersey st. Honse, 180 Sheldon street. House, 379 Home ave. Hooae. 138 North Liberty street. House, 145 BellefonUme st. Storeroom. 78 South Pennsylvania st. Storeroom, 82 South Pennsylvania st. A few suite* dettrabls rooms, centrally located, nn 9* .to* A. Moor*. 84 Kaat Market at.

TO LOAM.

rpo LUAN-I10R0OU, c. & Coffin * Co,

'J'OU)Ail-Mortgage loans. AJex. Motiger.

T’O LOAN—Money on Jewelry, etc. City Loan OfA flee. 88 N. HI*, st. (d)ut le

flX) LOaS—CiOUJIOO at 8 par cent. *.k.ktlek ACo^ 1 *8 K. Market street. aha

IX) LOAN—At • per cent.. »5JW8 to •UUXtt. Vlnaou A Carter, tl Vaaee block. te a

tt'O LOAN—Modut; r-rivliege of prepayment. Tfaoa. A C Day ft Co., 73 East Market at. un t

fIX) LOAN—At 8 per cent, no commission, 88,00' to A •CjkU. JanaaN. Koensa.8N. Pa.at. aoa

f jpo LOAN—fll.auo to iSJNDL Private fund* oa do1 pwtt Ortffltha ft PottaTilM N. Penn. at. oe s

ffX) LOAN •Blj.uOO on city or fanna. The vary lowA eat rates, d w, Ooraoeh. 15 Virginia ave. ul a

ffX) LOAN—ttaney at Vow rate* an all personal A atoaewg. foa. Marer * Oo 111A iffinow. tr *

fYX) LOAN—Money at the lowest rate et Interest. A J. W. Winiama ft Oo.. S aad 4 Vinton block, at«

f|X> LOAN—Mooayoa first mortgage tn any sum 1 desirable. John Kidd, 30 aad ■ Thorpe block, ta a

T*> LOAN—Private funds ta suma to aau, at a low A rate of tntcreat. Farm or ctty property. Mantua ft Beott. ever Ftm National hank. ae a

fPO LOAN—Caah on mangaga at 1 per seat-wtth-A owtcoaomlatlaa. taaumaor •BOOor apwards. ut* P. H. Jameson, 38 Rast Ohia.

f|X> LOAN—Hooey oa ctty aad farm property, at

FOB BALM OB TRADH.

frOR BALE OK TRADE-Anything yoa want In X real eatata. No. SI Kaat Market atreet. MUM Cleave lead ft Darnell. I*

frOR BALK OK TRADh—Nearly everythlag yoa X can think of in the real estate and personal Una, tt trader's headquarter*; Hamlin ft Co, M North Del aware at. ore

frOtt AALl ml fkibk-A No 1 steam laundry, r centrally located, doing a business of 175 to *100

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|Y EYSARD—Lost In the flood. Cincinnati. Feb 18. AV IflBL D. J Broaaan: We have shipped to you by express 10 oases of our *1 ladles' goat sho-a. damaged by water Bell them et ahat you eaa get for them. More coming. Got te have money. Our loss, •VdO Toma, truly. Wise, Htnrr ft Oo. Goode on Bale, Id Indiana avenue, next door to B'ott*» dree arere uvu

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INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1884.

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For jotel work, at agencr.

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IM A«l‘81>—To «mi a ioi u( tara uuixaa obMii! yT apply at Bryoai oakary. ata TlTAj»?II>-i4forafallwtof wse'ii at laroiT*, __ * WaaMratoa rt. aoa l Cl7 *J<Tfcf>—1,000 oio aau made m gjoa aa aaw oy

, Joan, a Vlrxtala aTa. Ui [1>—ttardao fin to uo bouaewort al tsJ' font) Kaat «t: throe lo famOy, ta o»

\l/ AN TKI>—Sa.art dot U or H r arrow, »C oaoa, Y Y at agaacy M Worth I Mia wart »t ilk/ a* Thi>—10 girU For no aw ami prlraM famldaa.

VV 88 Wtwf WaablBXKwn.. room 8.

TL 1 AkTkb-A *o«*l flri to do ceae.-al nouaewark yy ai toroilega aYe.;three ia ftmliy t X<: A.VTRU-'mmeUaujIv. a gool wnlte cook at Y V M Kaat Soutti at- J* ff'iraoB honw. nor \l7AMTAU—ITiao (oia ESS » ipocuutf at in. Yf ■ampaotl’K. nvm 4* norm lUlanfi «t. m Xjl7 AKtKI>—A (<o. i dairy o>cd, ml Ira northnaat YY of cllg oo Woirroao. J B. Hoover. t Xjk/ a.n’1 kl> Oood Klrta for general uouaewark, YT api'ly n axeccY M Wortii Oelaware rr. ik/ANTK1>—Bwaliai' 10 »oiIelt for Sadatu irrl*YY wol i 1 * coraer. at 181 lfa»aactiniiel.ta ave. nv t! 11/ ANTl(l>— lou to get fo.iliDg wor* and •i.unenta* YT taMe« at Mmlen ». r>.i Nort!, "l*no:» ft. an r 11/ AS I al*—wriugi i run* u> Jui on at MorrUon’a YY rnMier and «tioe »tore. Hoe Hive corner, tnr TXT aM'HU- Etf u*n< a Of a X'jini girl to do upi air* Yf work rr genera) nonwworii. Agnea, New*, f X\t a N1 fell—tielf tnierri: in a pnYtng oottnem; Y Y f,g » to Ul a.m..» to «p. m ■ room s OrlfBtn ►'IKt TV 'Ikii - n good tleraian girl iitiuiecilateiy, at YY aaj N'ortli Ml»»l«>lppi * ■; refwren e roqnlrol f W'aM KU—Situatloi u* a»t care of Florae* or any YY kind o' work goad refgfet ce*. 8 M, New*, t

tit autwi—ti onw. t r

YY walk north. K. B. Kiwu her ' k - JU ' rr -- ilialieM oaak prfoe paid fortccond-haiid

Jodu L'»-r/lr . K Wa»li. nor

r « rootti*. U mtnatea’ her. Model O otklng Co!

furnliore. etc.

\i’ AK+RO-to MW la lamliie*. cun nut an 1 fit; YY gor-il refererce. M Maie- , I'l N. Mimlwlpplt rt/ AN I Klt—I'artle* Having ui >uny to loan to »«5 YY W. K. Kick A Co..*8 Ksat Marketioo cnarge.oat

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New* TIT Alt't'Jtu- Scouii or tmrmeii gapler.er and wife YY referenca* reqnlred. W. A. KetcUam, 21 Baal Wathlngum «t. nr iXJ ANTEti—To Join»o.no enterprlilcg person Y o YY conld over, ee tha bmtne!*, to utan an excW»ton marhlne. Ralaton A Co nvr 11/ ANTKI>—Three room*nn *ult>-, In private fatnlYY ly. In goon location, with or wlUiout o lard. Ad drew K C B, New* otflcf. ta tt 1X/aBtEU—A (itriuan girl Or w iman to go Into YY the country i tn’.lcsto do tiouaeaorg Id family of 8; tnqii’re at 22 < Par^ ave, ne ot TX/ AMTtli— Ikan witbTlCAran make a cM UYlng YY Ina manutact-irlDg linnpese; no peddilns: US Bant W*ahlngtmi «t.. room s I

J( lit clerk. Addroa* X V Z, No (; atatc full game and od. uv o "xi roi no gnule Hour, di! "1 lha, 11; per barrel. 18 90. . *t ui-»

ANTkXi - rntwe^navinv carr'ages, wagons etc^ 17 Circle »t“Te!*ehoro 1 r > an U 4Tt t!M ~ * * uiil^" 11/AN i lEl>—Aren ta in i-very ro'cniy to sen the YY beit article ever i tiered io the public; cail afternoon*; 90 North Delaware it. t 'W *NTK!>~fo 1 ve*t never* inm* of fO® to YY li.CM 1 In goon rental property on the »outh • do. Arnuckle A Dial. U Kaat Margi t it. t* t

fSTiST YY ttaht WyiWepl

<TK1>—Kvery one OU of Cltlb ■

ivery one to get gi Ultlaen* 1 HeaJllgn: ifo.OI. h.f7wii«

aaoune ana neat* tanka: ben In the

elt|.telephone No. 231. H. P. WIlooi. tn* February: come now: t* North Pennsylvania *t.

TB1>—gor 25 P)* •The Be»t 75c; per barrel. |5 90: warra:

t Van Pelt. 59 No

in eyery reapect

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caalo or refill (tore u ig man; can give rea* Oeorge, at (0

AN I'ku—To rent to pennanent^occupant^only, Itut oyw NwSwcmoaiSngwjmfone* CUght* oPnatn,'

Inquire at N*w* office,

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old; man

r ANTKB—omce boy 1« or IS yetra write good band, furnlan good refaiencea: one

preferred who nan apeak both KngiUh and tfenaan. Addreaa P. Brown, New* office, neot Xi/ AHtklV-An expeiiencea (aovatser to travel YY and a*ll aipeotalty to mercuaDto: man nave •SO: the right man ear make tun and expenre* a month. W, B. Perablng, Hotel Krgilah, t \l/ANYKk»—¥na Ueutai College W'llcloae on t^obYY ruary 20th for taU winter; come early if yon< •rant gold filling* for 50c; illyer flllmga 23c. Attoa Mock. I> North Penr.sTlvanl* «t- uo*u)r». nr aa/ aNTKI^ Ajvay agent* for Queen Protector. CnYY precedented tuducemenk offered for this new rubber under garment for ladle*. Addreaa. with ■tarup, Ladlea'undergarment Co., t Booth May *t., Cblcatu. ) tv u

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flj ANTKU—A good ageut, etiker *ex. in every YY county In the United 8 aim, for the fatten MlUng article made; entirely pew, and proAl

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1 profit* large, 81 South Clark (f)« uo-w.f.m ■

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W A-KtRU—A partner to »n ertat YY manufacturing bud et*. city all good* manpfaciured; watsr powei capital of fl.it)} tqji.500 required: call Arnuckle <u Dial, n Ba»t Market it.

\l/ ANTbl' a podlttoii Wiip rome watchmaker and YY lewoler to learn and complete the trade, have bad three mon'h* experience: will work ant year for my board; beat of reference Addreu Jame* K. Spencer. Ur.lpv Me, Monroe county, Indiana 1 tl/ ANTKD—Por 17 lb* beat hoitad corn meal, frealT, YY Sot 8 lb* freah Graham Hour. 25c; 5 lb* Indiana buckwheat flour. itrleU) pare, 35a; It Ibe pearl bom!nj or grlf*. J5c 61h* new rkron cracked wheat or oat meal, ISe. Van Pelt, w N. Alabama at u« -m.w,f a TX7 AFTND—Tou to tee the Omaha oook. for eoaL YY aafl tha tihartar, hot blast, for wood-the beat kakewey made;gold only by PonaU * Madrker,

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TV ANTSD—The woman Mattie, Known to be In YY aome dance bouae or wineroom m tnu city, to tall the whereabout* of our child. Mattie, for •od’* take let m* hare tha Uttie one: I harea’t loag . and then you will be divorced aed the child

provided for.

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an you will be divorced aud Addreaa Henry H, box 3*71

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30s for 11 lo can beat California aprlcota. 10c for 1 tlb can cbwloe green gaged, j )(c for 13 lb can choice pineapple. 36c for 11 lb oans choice tomatoe*.

'He for 13 lb caa choice corn.

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. for 1 81b can choice corn. 7c for lib beat Turalih prune*.

Suganalwayaattbelowaat price.

t 1*» North Delaware at., corner New York.

TX7 ANTKD—At Foote Bnw% Aland 33 H. MarVUaa

VV tl for II H<* N. O aogar. ft for 17 lb* Havana augar.

Il for U iha yellow aogar. |1 for It 10* extra O ingar. for IvH lb* conftoaooert A l Il for U Oia Kaadard A aogar

30a for 1 lb Foote Brne*. combtaadon coffee, ee for I can* I lb itandard toiaatoe*. Ha Mr 1 Sda aaaaMrd iab«* pcaetiea. | Ibc tor I ean Mh it ndard pta peaebea.

•nr t SIP eaa pt» paartwa, Mr 1 Sahmawbemea. Mr 1 daaaa wrw* ptokiaa.

Paecaas ts ayrup.

FOB SALE.

O blue for beaver owwuppt. cenUlalag tt5 dra and truak check*; return ta ill Weak New York a and get $35 reward, and ao aueMooa aaked. f

T?ou SALk—Capital Ctty agar.

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cow, m ftroedway atreet.

yol. a^LE—Bakery,cheap,04 North iihaota aareefa l?Ob BALK—£atey organ, good coodltton, 1*2

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'P'6TMtALkj-At^ ^ptiTate^«alA bouaehoid farnltare. t>6& flgl.B-A new Weed mwmt aaptinme, for Mi JC caah. apply at New* ogee. tv « fruit AaLn-A aecond-hand vtatlonary engtnA very X low, 213 Booth MerkUao (treet ue at

YXlH BaLN—Grocery, good location, cheap rent. X Apply at 81 North nlfnel* «tieet. ne*!?

ippiy at 61: i BALE-1

frOR BALE—Part or all the furniture of boarding X bouae, 23 boarder*. 806 South Meridian street uv t! li'ijk BALK—Prwb milk cow. extra good. HoUtcin X (tock. G. B. Field, two aquarea eaat of Woodruff place. ta U

frUh SALk—Breaking plow and harrow, ne w, aboi dre** K if P, liewa ’(Sceu TeTT Wfcgtin av .,

IaLB—Good

TTXjli BALK—Good dry beech wood, |4 per cord for X cord wood, |5.50 for *pllt wood. V. A. Ketcham, 21 Ka*t Waahlngton • treet. u a

flOSOKLLAKBOUB.

TYARNtM ABKAD-Beltlsg wood, coal and kin 1JT> ling—(75 Kaat Michigan and 183 Baal Market ata. Telephone No. F56. n* r VJ oTICIt—By virtue of as order of the Marlon aui v perior court, I wllL until ta o'clock, noon, on Saturday, March 1st, 1984, at my office. No. 2< North

dve written off >f, of me .eapi t IndlasapolU.

Saturday, March 1st, 1984, at my office. No. 38 North Delaware street. Indianapolis, receive written offers few 850 share*, or any part thereof, of tne .capful stock of the First National Bank of Ind! inapolls. of the par value of flOO per ihare, payable In claims against the Indiana Banking Company; all bids to be submitted to skid cour, for acceptance or rejection, the right to reject all offer* being reserved.

Jorjt C. A (Uamisok,

u*ut Recover of Indiana Bankfag Co.

1884, I am aut lowing described stocks, to wit 1.151 share* Hecla Consolidated Mining Company, par value #30 per share. 1M0 share* Indianapolis Water Company, par value |59 per ihare. 55 share* Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, par

(SO per share. 200 shares Bln* POT ihare.

IL'Ou SALK—The beat custom made French kid X button shoe, for |4 which other dealers sell for $5. at HomlTt. 188 Virginia ave. uo *! frOK BALK- One story and a half frame house, 4 X rooms, large yard, good outbulldlugs, cheap, 282 Christian are. Bee .Jo*. A. Moore. uv x TP of; BAV.K- Real estate, IdJUQ places ' Cali or Bond X for printed list. C. K. Coffin * Co.,

Bn Iniurance Company, par value er, Davis A Co. stock, par value tSJ share* Indianapolis KolUng-MU! Co., par value »ou per share. KB shares Oregon Gulch Gold Mining Co , per value •6li per share. 48 share* Bluff Gravel Read Co. par value $25 per •bare. I hereby give notice that I will, nntfi the 2S:h day Of February, 188-I. receive caah offers for each class of said stock*. In lot* or blocks of uot less t St -u: S ee thousand dollars par value, of such of •aid stocks as exceed that amount, and I will, on said 2-d.h diy of February. 1S91. at ten o’clock In the forenoca. at n

Co.,

•0 Kaat Market street.

tea cans and sugar bins, 16 141 South Illinois street.

C auction, for cash. All bids re

Immediately thereafter reported to the said coun for consideration, and reserving to the court the right to ect al! bids, Jouw C. S. HauRieoir,

Receiver Indiana Banking Co.

reject

jth i

I/OK BALK—One set of i cans and 12 bins, at

oe o!

T?OK SAif'.-Honaea and lots in all parts oi theclty. X Cail and rea. Jos. A Moore, a a 84 Kaat Market street. T/voli SALK- Gro-ery store, stock will invoice al X t*CC; tcM of store and 8 dwelling rooms, $10. fa o Hamlm A Co., S8 Norili Delaware sere

T?OR BALK—Cigar and news stand. |275; store X dwelling rooms, #l,5UI>. Hamlin A Co.„ ta o 36 North Delaware street,

idS

oa. , , at i ,.,M v» CO., 84 North Delaware street. frOh SALK—Hotel furniture and lease, hi room?! X near the union depot, will Invoice the furniture and lease the hotel for one to three years ssj? liamiln A Co.. 36 North Delaware sfreef. _ TPOk BALK—Drug store, with some light groceries, X in country town, within 13 miles of city, will Invoice about $550. Hamlin A Co., _ ta h 96 North Delaware street. IPoK oAl.K—A new and heat cottage of 7 rooms. X with all modern Improvements, hard wood 0n!sh, In the north part of the city; price, t3,W'\ and one vacant lot wuh new fence; price, |70U. Stevenson A Btevenaon. Ifl Bstet Mock. ues! fJOE SADc-A saw and pianEg milt in good reC pair; a house and two acres of laud. Brice tl,2TO. Keziu Davis, n na‘? Fnuntalotown. Ind T/Cri CALf-.—I'.irri, oi 1*0 acres. 7 miles west or InX hi amt pi :11s. on CrHWfordsvIlle pike, well imiiroved, brick house of Ul rooms, frame barn and oat buildings. For particulars, see D. A. Lemon, ub e! 251 and 257 West Waihingron street. frOli BA1.K- Beautiful residence on North Meridian", X very cheap. 85 3t*i. Call and see me. Also No 31 Uoekwood street, 8 room*, tl.7J0. Ko. 315 East Merrll’; great bargain. 4 reoms, ll.O&t. C W. Gorsuco, 15 Virginia ave. I?OK BALE—By W. K. Mick A Co., 66 East Market X street; The greatest bargain yet offere, A modern two ftory frame residence, aituutod on the beat street In Hi'- northeast part of theclty. lot 15x1711, worth all of 88,UtXi to 89/00, but can be bought right now for 85,700. on easy terms. uv o frOK r-\I.K—Tn- Frazee fann. lying Unin-lLVely X corih of end adjolplng the malleable Iron wirks, location the very best, and will make a fine suodfvlsIon; will sell as an entirety, or in tract*, or low to suit purefcsser. This property must be sold to psy debw, and great bargains can he had. W. K. Mick A Co., agents. 6S Enrf Market street on z

NOTICE.

V-VS.-NV.b.-Vb'V^XCW'VV'Vb^.W,N.'V

Xj OTlCfc. —Tile undtsml^neU, tiavuiK l»ec*u informed is that there are certain alleged promissory note

signature In circulation, I hereby glvt

bearing onv signature II

public notice ihat if there are any s tepee they are not mine—-xcept on-

i, I hereby glv uch notes in eili

they are not mine—?xcept one n-.w in "ossesalon of the First National hank of Lebanon. Ind.. for which I am surety. I therefore w>rn any and si! persons not it) negotiate or purchase sal-1 cotes, as I pos-

itively disown any of them,

uvot Mioi

-n »*!, Vi-KT'-nitR. L"banon, Ind.

FOR TRADE.

TPUK TRADK-Drily utore; will Invoice about $9I», X for Kvnsaa lead; Drug, News office. ue ot T?OK ThA»K - Lot TnWlght wood forbuggf; small X atock of new iewelry for good organ. A. this office. uv t'

PERSON AL. T>EItSOKAL—Wanted medium sited house to move 1 on lot—northeast. Address "Frame,” News office. +

SOCIETY iVEKTINtfS.

A. M. of

\YABOMC—Marlon Lodge, No. 35 F. ard 111 Stated meetlhg ihls evening a! 7:3-'. By oraer t Wm. H. Shout, W. M. H'-on J. Pei'Mwove. Sec, ABON1C—A. nod A. Seontsh Hue, In-llans t onITl dlstory, S. P. R. S. Meeting this ( Wednesday) eveclng, at 7:15 o'clock. Work, Slst and 327 degrees. K. U. IIcoKLk, L’om-ln-Ctdef. C. F. Holutiat. Sec. l/' ol P.- Marion Lodge, No. !. itu- memhers are IV. earnest.'}- requested to be preaeir at the regular meeting this (Wednesday) evening. February 2", as the second and third rsuss will be conferred. Visitors from other lodges are corjhlly I vlred. By vr de of Locis EsskaK, C. C. Thko. RmrTKR. K. of R. and S. !

HQB8B8 AND VltHiCLKh, TpoR HALE—Family horse and buggy, at Lewirk’s JC stable, uv s I/UK fcALE—Good delivery wagon. Caii a; 95 North X Pennsylvania«. uex

T/OK 8a X 345 s.

New top wagon aac 1 sporting v/jgon Kouth Delaware street ue o t

DIED

Bl bllMAN—Mrs Mary Uushiiiao, wife of Aujuat Bushman, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Funeral will take place at rosiden-e. 200 avenae, Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, vltcd.

i Fort Wavne F’rlends m-

TjfOK riAi.K—A good gentle pure and buggy, fF cash, Call at 190 Van-lea street. uv 11 , T/OF SAl.F- A new carriage and buggy, iifTc/sT. j X John Goburn, No. 4 Talbott A New's block, la b-

w

215 FaPt

KTKI>—500 buKirta* una CHrria|?e# to repaint au 1 rei)Alr. price* reftsonuble, ail work warraut vi. »r Market ptrect. J. A. Kranaer. § z ?

VV ^a'WoaS.MbW H D W„ m rear of ii5 \V est Second sireet. nv o t

T> EAD Tills- t?or the next two weeks we will soli XV our fine carnage*, phaeton*, box buggies, and one-man wagons for less money than any drat class factory !n the United State*. We have, also, 26 >ee-ond-hand carriages of all kinds we will sell at your own price. Robbins A Garrard 92 Fast Georgia at 11I7

and si band

open delivery wagons; a! spring truck, Schwelkle A Prai

WasIdncT-on st.reet.

d, very livery

> nave also second .Iso, One Blntforc

No. 424

mge.

LOST.

T OBT-The ban e.

Xg uu x

Y Dbl—6oId tooth pick; engraved with ini Gala, "D. X) K. B;" return to 60 B. Ill *t. and get rewanl. tat! T OBT—A sma l white goat, with long beard IteXj turn to 296 North Meridian street and get reward. us h! —Masonic doufde-hesd eagle; return to N. IL

get

ta o!

Y OST —Masonic doutde-hesd eagle; return to Xj Buckle, UasselDjan-Journal company, and

reward.

T ObT—Bniaircharm.at Park or Llgb t Infantry rinks X i finder leave at CleaveLnd A Adams's insuraace office, »nd get reward. 11 v tt T UHT—From 2U *nd 22 North M- rlal.vu street, red 1 j Irish setter pup, with chain attached; the finder will please retaru tame and receive a reward

1 OBT—Last Saturday at Light Infantry rink, annll L gold ring; finder will confer a favor by leaving It at Barry Greffs Jewelry store or 151 Christian ay.! Y OST—Near Bright wood, black and wuite ’ it Xx breed bull dog; answers to the name ot "lip; check No 1,0p7; * liberal reward for hla r. turn to fsia North West st. uoot Y OBT—Deg; Iliisrian bliMuihor.ud hlic'u. wbh I 1 j white teet and whit-: on breast; answers t > the name of Fanny; return to No. 323 Virginia avenue, and get reward. 1

FOUND. pOUND—Hot Corn Cigar.

frOUND-UHIzen’s Odorless Vault and Sink Clea X leg company, 100m 7 Baldwin's block. Tetephoi No. 1046 ta x-w,f,m

(7011ND—Charles L. Rutchlnson’s carpet store and X factory, removed to 66 Kaat Washing ton street,

tu m.w,a*

TY UNT ( 11 tton<

AUCTION SALE.

ANNUUNUFMHNTS.

T»onOM PUICKS at the Lion Shoe Store, 38 Kaat X) Washington at. tn a frOKTHE L LbTOF CANDIKSgo to Fred Beta, X 13 and 15 Massachusetts ave. t z

i GOOD N U K8K can be found for ladles lylng-ln, J\. at Klk y's block. No. 300, room 1. TJANKBUPT—112 N. Penn. si. has changed hands; X> accommodation for more day boarders. Call at once. or tt

"89 West

Prac-

ea

frTNEKAL DlRKCTORB AN L> EMBALM KK8. C Kreg'lo 4 Wbltsett. Telephone, Open day and night. 77 North Delawaie at. Carriage* for wea dfige and pertte*. uvs

Thursday evening, February 2L from 5 to 7 p. m.. followed by an entertainment. Sapper, 25c; admission to emerolnment. 10c. All are cordially Invliad. nvol

. d, un

of moat patent flonra, does not dry out, but holds the olalure until used. YanPelt. 5C N. Alai

ut* c-w,f.«

moisture until used. YanPelt. 5*

banaa at.

f| 0 BE GiVfclf AffiiV:

X One watch valued at •190.

One watch valued at •50. One watch valued at $35. 39 South Pennsylvania at, A. and A. rate buildln*

CITY NEWS. All services at the Garden Baptist church will be discontinued until further notice. Matt. Kennedy was to-day acquitted of the charge of stealing a watcQ and f'it Xroxa Mrs. Amos. The circuit court jury today awarded Albert Schilling ?50fJ damages against L vald Over for slander. The executive committee of the W. 0. T. U. Is bolding a piiv.ite session at the tat-bd quarters in the Abbctt block, tkis afternoon. The partition suit of Calvin A. Elliott against Moody Currier et al., which has been to the supreme court, Is on t rial before Judge Walker and a jury. The hoy evangelist, Rev. Geo. K. Little, of York, I'a., will begin a series ot revival meetings at the United Brethren church, on Oak street, te morrow evening. John Johnson, a colored thief, formerly employed at the Bates house, was to-day sentenced to ose year’s imprisonment lor stealing a coat and pair of shoes. Olive Brauch Lodge, Degree of Rebekah, will celebrate their tifteenth anniversary by giving a musical and literary entertainment at Grand Lodge hail this evening. All members and friends of the order, and the public in general, are cordially invited to be pres-

ent.

During the ternporarj- absence of Alonzo Boyd’s family, 84 west North street, from home this foienoon, agir! baby was left upon the lounge in the sitting 100m of their rest dencc, by unknown parties. The little waif is about four weeks old and well dressed. She will be sent to the asylum. AAx ertiging aud Circulation. The Sentinel is sorely punishing the Times over its foolish boast of printing a larger quantity of advertising than any other city paper. The object of the Times’ boast is to have some one infer that it is thought to be the best advertising medium. The Sentinel pricks that bubble by showing that a large amount of advertising is done in the Times for a little or no pay. Well, this does make a difference: but then, neighbors, you both do err in supposing that the public Is at all misled by these things. A great deal of time, and money also, has bacu, devoted to the “fixing” of public opinion, but after all the dear public has a marvelous way of dropping on to the bottom facts. If our neighbors are really solicitous to aid the advertiser let them publish their true circulation. This it is, and nothing else the advertiser Is after. The present overage of The News is over 15,000 copies daily, and no papers sent out promiscuously to be returned by agents if not sold. The bonaflde circulation of The News Is now larger than the Journal, Sentinel and Times combined, and contracts for advertising will be conditioned on this claim. The Supreme Court, The following cases were decided to-day by the supreme court: 10270. Robert G. Benefield et rU. vs. Sarah I. Alike et al. Clinton C. C. Affirmed. Bit-k-

nell, O.

10M19. Wm. A. Gabe vs. Deloss Root. Monroe C C. Affirmed. Best, C. 10058. Redmond Cemetery Association vs. Deborah Baxdy et al. Warren C.C. Affirmed,

Black, C.

110W2 Hiram Hines vs.board of ooranfiaa'oners Hamilton county. Hamilton. C. C. Affirmed.

Colerlck, C.

1U72. Henry Gubum vs the state. Hancock,

Affirmed

building.,

C. H. Jenne.

F'oB 1 pound frean country butter. 28c for 1 round freak country butter. Gee. J. Huamet, xu • UO and 112 Maaa. are.

Shell oyaterr—Yfe havu them. Shell oyster* The fra,beat. Shell oyaaen Fattear, Shell oytten miML Shell oyttera VTneai Shell or*i am Omar

Shell oyateit m the mm. Btel! oytten W* CUrUtmmii. f»Ek - - 583!Sr ”

w»aXji.w

4 Fotnta Jut rscelvsd.

N <, ;iSt.Ty?Jf5iaBSil3rJSJCK ludlanapoks city hoapltal According to plana and specifications now on file in the office of Charles G. M -leller, areh lu ect, corner PenasylvtaD and Market streets. In-

dianapolis. Contract->rs must accompany their bid* with trad* having received the ctty attorn<-

me* of suheontracci

rai and give name* of sub-contrac ora. Bl/i may he left wlib either of the nn-ieralgned. sad will he root tved untl half-past 7 o'clock^, m., February 38,1884, when the board of trustee* will meet at tha archi-

tect'! ( ffiee to examine them

The board rererves ti e right tn reject any or all bids.

W. C. Khwoomb, pro*, board of trustee*

Indiana polls e'.'y hospital.

W. N. Wisha«t>, aaperlnteadent.

nt t-ut,nh.u*.ta.to,ta.tt

POLITICAL.

I^KTOYH. BKVTLLK la a emidldato for anmfff of puMlamoawt^aveat&a?jirtTuf 0, °*** “n** -

C. C. Affirmed Elliott. J.

11170. Jones A Jones et al. ys. Amy Caste Montgomery. C. C Affirmed. Bioknell, C. C. 11249. Marat W. Hopkins, admr., va. Timothy Gaiiin. Hendricks, C. C. Reversed.

Castor.

Franklin, C.

lltfOi Joshua Wilson vs.Trafalgar and Brown county gravel road company. Johnson U. C.

little vs. the state. La

I. Hammond, J

Ige vs. Alexander Pope for rehearing overruled.

Affirmed. Blokneh. C.

11422. Henry C. Doolittle vs. the state. La fayette C C. Affirmed. Hammond, J

9083 Henry C Dod Elkhart C. C. Petition

Elliott, J,

10043. E^thfif A. Bristor, admx. et al. r». Father A. Bristor. Marlon, C. c. Petition for rehearing overruled. 1C0S2. John Roller vs. Elirabeth Blair et al. Miami, C. C. Motion to supyly record granted. 1M43. Isaac House vs. City of Greensburg. Decatur C. C. Affirmed Howk, C. J.

The Railroads, The Big Four train which left this city at noon for Cincinnati, will probably run through to Its destination; at least It is the purpoae to run to Delhi, whence Cincinnati, eight miles distant, may be reached by hack. The water In the tunnel Is n.'t deep, and the track has not been damaged by its long soak. No through trains have ruu over this divirion for fifteen da?*. The earnings of the I. B. A W., second week In February, show a decrease,—an ex pected result of the recent floods. The carvings of all Indianapolis roads are comparatively light. Business is so light that the Big Four’s Cincinnati division has lost little money, although idle. Train Master Griggs, of the C. H. A D., will probably accept a position oa the Eaat Tennessee, Virginia * Georgia,

MM MM. A BAD BLOW. CoBtiderabie Damage Done to Flooded Property by Last Right's Storm. Last night’s storm did great damage in the flooded districts. New Albany reports her situation as gloomy and deplorable. Many houses were wrecked piecemeal. Another appeal for aid has been made by the relief committee. Mayor Blenk&mp, of Aurora, appealed to Secretary Lincoln, asking that a portion of the congressional appropriation te apportioned to that town for the puroose of enabling owners of houses to rebuild and repair their dwellings, but the secretary replied: The act of congress does not J think, justify me in furnishing money to rebuild or restore booses. However meritorious this may be. my authority is limited to furnishing subilston -e stores, clothing and other necessary artMes. If tent* would be of any nse. there are a few which 1 have placed under the control of General Beckwith, at Cincinnati. If needed, make applicatlan by telegraph to him. The gale extended down the river as far as Cairo, and at Paducah, Ky., a tobacco warehouse was blown down.' At Cairo a force of men is watching and placing sand bags in the washed places, and everything possible is being done to keep the levees intact. The levee at Mound City still holds. Bulkheads are being built, and sand bags placed over threatened places. Gen. Beckwith reports to the secretary of war that “from Wheeling to Cairo, along both banks, there is not a man, woman or child that pines for food.” The general tenor of the telegrams is that the supplies already distributed are amply sufficient to meet all present needs. The secretary has authorized Gen. Beckwith to make use of UtM hospital tents at Jeffersonville for furnishing shelter to the inhabitants of the flooded districts whose homes have been washed away. He has also notified him that there are 2,000 secondhand tents at Philadelphia which may be utilized for the same purpose. There is yet unexpended $100,000 of the $500,000 appropriated. The relief steamer, Gee. Pike, made the ti Ip from Aurora to Madison yesterday and distributed supplies for about 1,500 persons. The boat went back £0 Cincinnati to day, disposing of the remainder of its stores on the way. Damage About Cairo. Cairo, 111., February 20.—The storm of yesterday did no damage here, although the velocity of the wind at one time was sixty miles an hour. At Metropolis it blew down some forty houses, including one church, and Injuring several people, but, as far as learned, none fatally. Among tire injured are Captain J. C. Willis, who had a leg broken. Reports are very meager. It was also reported that several persons were supposed to be lost from boats and skills, but the report is not substantiated. At Paducah, the tobacco warehouse of Buckner Co., and Chess Carley’s oil warehouse, are the only houses reported de • strovtd. No damage reported at Mound City. The river here is fifty-one feet six inches, and rising slowly. But little damage was done to the levees last night. Clear and cold to-day. An I gly Scene at Madison. [Special dispatch to The Indianapolis News.[ Madison, February 20.—The river has fallen here only seven feet in all, and is now falling at the rate of about an inch an hour. The high winds last night retarded the falling. The wind storm caused great destruction of pro»erty along the river. Several houses were completely destroyed. The large w barf tioat broke loose and demolished the Lanier residence, kuocked In the front of Davis’a canning factory, and did other damage. The scene is terribly ugly to-day. Boat* RcMniiiing at Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O.,February 20.—The river is fifty-eight feet eleven inches; falimj; one inch an hour. Clear. Thermometer 33’. The mornine mall departed at noon for Maysvllle. The Big Sandy company will start a line to Pomeroy this afternoon. Down river boats will not be able to resume before 8aturday : Xonisville Property Damaged. Louisville, February 20.—The river Is falling slowly—forty-three feet and eight Inches by the canal marks at noon. The storm last night was fearful to the flooded property. _______ Flood Notes, Newport has received $5,000 appropriated by the State. The Mayor of New York has received nearly $10,000 for the flood suffers. The Mississippi Is rising half an inch an hour at St. Louis. People on the low lauds b$low Memphis are in alarm. The babe that was born In the court house at Lawrenceburg Sunday has been christened Ohio Flood Walllugferd. Secretary Lincoln will distribute no more money through the mayors of towns, but transact aU his relief business through army officers. It is stated by one who has tried the experiment that an inside coat of paint will render buildings which have been flooded safe from damp. Two young flood sufferers, F. B. Mousler and Minnie Zimmerman, met for the first time at the fourth district school lodgings, Cincinnati, and yesterday were married. A musical cutertaiumeut given by six children, the oldest only twelve years, at Waterford, Pa., Monday, for the relief of the flood sufferers, realized $51.21. The money was sent to the Red Cross society at Cincinnati. Cincinnati will have gas again on Thursday night. The relief headquarters and soup houses were closed to-day. Freight is being taken by some of the railroads. Tenants of buildings In the flooded district are moving to secure a reduction of rent. HELP FOR THE FLOODED. Receipt* of the Relief Committee-MU-ivaukee Donates $1,250—Total Collection*, $?o.xoa. Up to the present time the Board of Trade relief committee has received cash subscriptions amounting to $20,800. Tho handsomest Kubscripticn yet received came from Milwaukee this morning, the citizens of that city, through John M. Stowell, sent to Treasurer Fletcher $1,260. The bulk of the receipts te now from towns outside of Marion county, as will be seen from the foUowing subscriptions received since yesterday: Presbyterian church, of Peru, $64.13; \T. C. T. U., of Newport, $10; citizens of Newport, $34 50; Newport temperance society, $10; citizen* of Thorntown, $35; pupils of Perryville grammar school, $5.50; Rockville, $22.20; Zioosville, $70 38; hook and ladder company No. L, of Kokomo, $25; Champion relief fund, of Hope, $5; M E. cimreb, Kewanna, $&.10; HwtU Eddy, Chicago, $10; Sugar Creek church, Clinton county, $43; M. E. church, Danville, $27.38; citizens of Bloomfield $135; Danville Normal school, $53; Clayton, $32.35; republican convention at NebleerUle, $27 34. The following amounts from this city hare also been received: Cash, $113 50; Indian spoil* Time*. $29.50; employes Nordyke & Marmon’e, $75.15; employes Insane asylum, $26. The committee expects to receive additional amounts *uflMvnt to make the total receipt* at least $22 500- The daily meeting was held at 4 o’clock to day, and all business attended to. Mr. McKay, of the committee, has gone to Lawrenceburg: Mr. Lynch to New riJbatty, and Mr. Malott to Evansville, to determine what farther calls for assistance may be expected. The Air Line relief contribution, started by Mr. Brecrmnt from this city, swelled to two car loads of supplies, besides cash, between this city and Monon. The contributions were forwarded to New Albany. A saloon keeper sent to the relief com-

mittee a bHl of $8.35 against a politician, which amount he propoaea to donate to the

relief fund If collected.

The employe* of the Manufacturers’ and Carpcnterr union donated $28, Instead

of $18.

A New Albany relief committee, headed by W. C- DePauw, asks for cash contributions with which the shattered homes of

citizens may be rebuilt.

HER SECOND LOVE. Triple Tragedy il Kentneky—Tir$ Rei .ind ft Womas Killed. Madison, md., February 30.—News reached this city yesterday of a terribly bloody tragedy In Kentucky, seven miles southwest of Milton, In which one woman was killed and twe men fatally wonnded. About nine years ago a young man named Stephens married a beautiful young lady la Chicago 111., and shortly after removed to Trim bit. aounty, Ky., buying a farm and settling dow A. Some years ago Stephens left home for the east to purchase land, since which time nothing had been heard from him until yesterday. His wife supposed him dead, robbed and murdered. She lived alone until last summer, when she formed an attachment for a young farmhand, who had been in her employ for four year*, and they were married in Louisville last July. Stephens stopped at the house yesterday, net Intending to let himself be known, but tne wile Immediately recognized him, throwing her arms about his neck and screaming: “My long lost husband,” and kissing him. This aroused the jealousy of the new husband, whereupon he struck her across the neck with a drawing-knife he had In his hand, cutting her in a frightful manner and severing the jugular vein. She fell to the floor and expired almost Instantly. Stephens drew a revolver and shot the murderer, who in return gave Stephens a cut across the back with the drawing knife. Both men are said to be fatally injured. Gordon In Khartoum. Khartoum, February 20.—General Gordon t o-day held a levee. The poorest Arab was admitted. He has opened an office at the palace, to hear grievances. The government books, containing the records from

prison in which 200 wretches, loaded with chains, had beenplaced, which was demolished. Negroes held a great rejoicing. Europeans agree that Gordon’s proclamation onlv means saving themselves and garrison. A fresh bey, Shllook, a negro, who won the decoration of the legion of honor under Bazalue In Mexico, has been appointed commander of tire troops at KHartoum. All Soud&neze troops stay at Khartoum while the troops go to Omtlurman. An Ohio Sensation. Williamsburg, O., February 20.—John D. MeKeevtr is one of our oldest and most aristocratic citizens. He has one daughter, Abbie, a beautiful girl, weU known in this section. List Wednesday she was suddenly and unexpectedly married to David Hoyle Green, a young prtueber, and went on a wedding tour. They nad not left town before It was rumored that that the old man brought the minister to the point of a license and ceremony with a revolver. It is also said thattwo or three other young ladies of Mr. Gree-n’s congregation arc- greatly disappointed by the marriage, as the minister had made himself widely agreeable, aud they had entertained hopes oi marrying him themselves. Several breach of promise suits may be brought.

Indications.

Washington, February 2d.—Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair weather,rising temperature, westerly to southerly winds, falling barometer in western portions and Tennessee, higher barometer in the upper Ohio valley. Lower lake region, local snow s in east portion, followed by fair weathe • In entire district, falling followed in east portion by rising temperature, westerly winds becoming variable, rising followed In west portion by faffing barometer. Drunken Fight. Mt. Sterling, Ky., February 20.—A party of fifteen raftsmen returning from the Licking river to their home In Magoffin county, became involved In a drunken fight. Elijah Lee was shot dead and six others more or less seriously wounded by stabbing. CONDENSED NEWS.

Domestic.

Receipts of hogs at Chicago to-day, 21,000;

of cattle, 5,500.

It 1# said the McDonald wing of the democratic party favor Chicago for holding the

national convention.

Specials report all road in southern Minnesoto and Dakota blockaded. The storms

are generally subdivided.

Mr. Morriaon says he thinks some kind of tariff reform bill will be pas aed by congress this session and signed by the president. The senate has confirmed tke appointment of John Coburn, ef Indiana, to lae associate justice of the supreme court of Mentana. H. C. Turpin and John Burnett, rival sewing machine agents, of Macon, Ga., quarreled. Turpin was stabbed to death. Mary M. Miller, of the steamer Saline, has been regularly commissioned as captain of the boat by the Inspector at New Orleans. Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Allegheny City yesterday yesterday elected republican mayors, and republican councils by over-

whelming majorities.

At the meeting of the Western Export Association It was agreed that the Cincinnati distillers should be paid $30,0011 for the ca-

pacity lost during the flood.

The ladies who own the Boston Transcript gave a banquet Monday evening to William Durant, to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of his connection with the Journal. About 300 miners in the Connotton Valley railroad mines, Ohio, are on a strike against a reduction of prices to the summer schedule now instead of on the. 1st of April when

it usually goes Into effect.

A member of the committee on apnropriartions thinks that the Incident of the Lasker resolution and the completion of of the Panama canal will result in the rebuilding

of our navy.

Tbe British government baa tendered Ithe United States the use of the steamer Alert for the Greeley relief expedition. She was built specially for the Arctic and will be used as a supply ship, follow In tbe wake of the other vessels. A bill has been reported from the house military committee which provides that the land Included within any reser-

may b shall be

the control of the secretary of" war for ap-

ses.

, and

ration which has or may become nseless

ill b ary

pralsal and public sale. There are In all 179

for military purposes shall he placed under

of of the

of^uchreserv&Uyna, whose areas aggregate Eruault H. Williams, a yoong society man of Baltimore, has begun suit against his father, George Hawkins Williams, a millionaire lawyer and ex president of the Maryland senate, to recover $300,000 left him by his grandfather, John 8. Gittlngfi, and which he was induced, while not in a responsible condition. to transfer to his father for a life annuity of $2,500. The yonng man didn't marry to suit his parents. They nev er speak as

ihty pass by.

Foreign.

Bradlangh has been re-elected by a majority of seventy-six,the largeet he has ever had. The house of commons yesterday sustained the government on Northcote’s motion of censnre, 311 to 262. The lower house ot the Austrian Reichsratb defeated, by a vote of 155 to 25, the motion providing state aid for the families of those expelled through the working of the laws against anarchists. V essionlcr painted an alleged portrait of Mrs. Mackey for which he asked 65 000 francs. Tbe lady's friends denounced It as a caricature aud she threw it in the fire, refusing to pay for it. The affair la likely to had to a duel between Myers, critic of the Ganlols, and one of the painter’s sons.

MBTimm THAT CYCLONE. It Passes op Fran Alabama and Georgia Into North Carolina.

Irports Iidicite that Prom li to 10 People Hate Been lilled il Hi Path

mlng inded while attempting to rob a house, and In the fight which ensued Sheridan Moktleth was fatally shot; the others escap

Wilmington, N. €., February, 20.—Star specials say a terrible cyclone passed near Rockingham last night, killing from fifteen to thirty people and woondfeig'a great nunaber. ________ The Btlnard Over. 8t. Paul, February 20.—Dispatches to the associated press from various points la the northwest this morning, indicate that clear cold weather has succeeded the blizzard, trains which were very badly delayed, and in several cases abandoned, being resumed and telegraphic eommunlcatloa restored. Advices from Lamolne, Dakota,|brlng as yet no tidings of missing stage coaches. High Wind* in Kentncky. Franklin, Ky., February 20.—This town was visited by a tornado yesterday afternoon. A large tobacco factory, owned by New York parties, was blown down. The Boicean hotel, opera house, aud other buildings were unroofed. Fight With Pennsylvania Thieve*. Uniontown, February 19.—People living in the mountainous regions of Fayette county have been terrorized by a band of highway robbers and burglars, who made 'heir headquarters In the mountains and sallied forth at night and frequently In broad day light to plunder. Two months ago the Fairchance postoffice was robbed,and the l! nited States Inspectors have eince been on the lookout for the thieves. Early yesterday morning the members of the band were sursuse, Moitped. From Montieth information was obtained which led to the discovery of the mountain hiding place and will result In the capture of the others. Judge Mr gin mood. Chicago, February 20.—The Journal savs: Hon. Thomas Drummond to-day celebrates the thirty-fourth anniversary of his appointment te the bench. On February 19, 1850, President Zachary Taylor comrahsloned him as judge of the United States district court at tbie city. In 1869 President Grant promoted him te the judgeship of the United States circuit court. 8o long and continuous a service on the bench, leaving the mental aud physical conditions of the incumbent still vigorous. Is very remarkable, Judge Drummond now feels that, he is entitled to a rest, and it is his intention to resign and retire to private life as soon as he shall have disposed of the more important cases now pending In his court. Arrival ot De Long and Comrades. Nkw York, February 20.—The steamship Frit-la, from Hamburg, ha* arrived with the bodies of Lieutenant De Long and comrades on board. Preparations have been made for the reception of the bodies. Over seventy military and civic organizations will take part la the funeral procession. Many bulldiags along the route of the procession wlU be draped, and there will be a general suspension of business. Brick* Out of Oottoa. Among the new applications of cotton is Its use, in part, in the construction of houses, the material employed for this purpose being tbe refuse, which, when ground up with ibout an equal amount of straw and asbestos, is converted into a paste, and ttaia ormed large slabs or bricks, which acquire, a is said, the hardness ot stone, and furnish a really valuable building stock. Down With » Bridge. Lkbohruro, Pa., February 20.—A wire bridge spanning the Klakaminetas river at ApoUo parted its wire cables, yesterday, immediately over the pier In the middle of the river and went down with a crash. Wm. Henderson and Harry Yenklns, crossing with a load of sheet Iron, were thrown into the river. Henderson escaped, but Yeuklae and two horses were drowned. In Doatfc Not Divided. Milwalkhb, Wis., February 20.—F. C. Cradley and wife, an aged couple, died a natural death this morning at their home. They were found in each other’s arms. He was formerly a wealthy railroad contractor, but lost bis moaev through fraud on the part of others, and has of late years been f mploytd In the United States engineer’s office. _ Bismarck to be CaUed to Account. Berlin, February 20.—The action of Bismarck, in returning the resolution of sympathy at the death of Herr Lasker, coutlnuea to excite much comment. Friends of the deceased stat esman In tbe Reichstag propose to demand of Bismarck an explanation of his course. To Ransom the Missionaries. Caiko, February 90.—Tbe Austrian consul ot Khartoum has forwardad to the Madhi £9,000 to secure the release of Catholic missionaries. Losses by Fire. Holbrook. Mass., February 20.—White’s shoe factory; burned this morning, throwing 300 hands out of employment. BuMlan Reform. Ft. Fftermu ks, February 20.—A commission la elaborating a vast scheme of refouu in the administration.

Order of Chosen Friends. The grand recorder of the grand council of Indiana, Order of Chosen Friends, Isst night reported collections—death aud dhabilitv relief funds—during th« year In' Indiana $28,554.26. In this state since tbe order baa been organized, $54,412.51 has been paid out lor relief. Before adjourning “The Council Talisman’’ was mads the official organ of the order, and the following officers were sleeted: B F. Rogers, of Indianapolis: grand ceuncfior; W E G: ose, of Mlddlebery, grand assistant councilor: Mrs. M. H. Greenwood, of Indian afoUs, grand vice councilor; M. Fischaher, Brum, grand recorder, John Mc>e. o? fitelM

ipbeli , _

*faa); Mrs. K. J. Grimes, of Indianapolis. Grand Warden: E- W. Bradford, of Indianapolis, Grand Guard; C. K. Reed, of Fort Wayne, Grand Seatry; Jonathan Crossdade, of Brazil, John M. 81ms, of Indianapolis, and M. F. Oven, of Rome City. grand _ trustees. W. H Stringer of Indianapolis, and Dr. C. S. Fixley, of Elkhart, representatives to the

Supreme council. * Probably a Bluff.

Last evening a stranger handed a boot

note, addressed

black a note,

reading:

Mr. Editor:

to the Press, and City, February 18, UN.

Bin—Perhaps before you bsve this In print f 4b be in tbe land of the undiscovered. Mr ndy will be found in the woods on the out

shifts of the ctty. 1 have made a wreck of myself. and do not care to live any longer. No doubt you have beard of my career. All that I ask Is that I be laid beside my wife. Hope ah will forgive me for what I have done. My intends live tn Cumberland, Md. Please have ■be Pittsburg Dispatch copy the above. Good-

bye to all who have been my friends.

Frank Mads**.

Tbe note la douhtleos a bluff, as the gentleman’s body, cold and stark, is not expoeed to the pitiless elements, ao far aa heard from.