Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1886 — Page 3

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THE lOTIAHAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY. JANUARY 29. 1888.

■TATE NBWa. Ifrt, W. Barnett, of Cbnrleetown, ha* be■Mne deranged through religion* excitement. A weekly paper, the Labor Lance, will be Marled in Terre Haute next week by MeLaughlin A Demareet. Henry Harley, a farmer, who re*idea five mile* north of Monon. committed mickle by Banging himaelt in hi* barn. Wm. Bridges, a well-known citizen of areencastle, ha* *affeml a paralytic *Uoke. lli* entire right side i* paralyzed. The landlord*' league ha* been folly organized at Lafayette. The object i* the protection of landlord* and good tenant*. The rolling mill at Brazil i* lit up by electricity. The manager* own their dynamo, tbe system being tbe Vandercrook, oi Chi-

eago.

Wm. Strain has been put in jail at Terre Haute, charged with stealing forty-five dollars’ worth ot silverware from the steamer

Boacdale.

Clinton Haylor, a twelve-year-old hoy at Lanrel, while playing shinny wa» struck upon the head, iii* skull is thought to have been fractured. Captain J. B. White, of Fort Wayne, ha* given two acres of eligible property in that city on which to erect a home for disabled Baptist ministers. Anticipating suit* for damages, the proprietors of the Terre Haute dutillery yesterday paid the heir* of the three men killed in the recent explosion $4U0 each. E. E. Williamson, a farmer, living east of Trinceton, at a depth of two hundred feet, ha* found a superiorquality of coal, the vein being three and a halt feet thick. A stranger, giving his name as John Milon, has given himself up to the Evansville police, stating, that he had murdered a man in Louisville. He is far gone with consumption. A cablegram received at Richmond from Algiers announces the death of United States Consul Lybrook whose serious illness was mentioned in The News last Monday. The trustees of Walnut Hill cemetery at Jeffersonville have spent $1,000 in improving and beautifying it, making it one of the most beautiful burial places in southern

Indiana.

A unanimous call baa been extended to Ker. William Torrence, of Franklin, to become the pastor of the Presbyterian church of Cireensburg, at a salary of $1,500 and a

parsonage.

JJJJohn R. and George N. Truesdale and associates have been granted the privilege to erect and maintain gas works at Greeneustle. They propose to supply gas at a price not to exceed two dollars per thousand feet. John Bryartt was brought into the mayor’s . • 'I 1 ..--.. Liaasitaw mu m *7« rvwo Sit ] i (J

The action involved the title to square, and also, indirectly, the

HlUaday.

Lafayette —i-*--, — title to avast amount of property claimed by the city under the Pueblo grant. The entire value ot tbe property which, by this decision will revert to the city, is about $5,000,000. Much of it is covered with houses and other improvements made as long i ago as thirty year* by squatters. The case j has been in court almost since San Francisco

became a city.

laasas and fclroos—New

Me. medium i

ZS4MC. Lake

In small quanUtics. Cbeeae.TMac, Coal oil. s^ffcl'c. according «o grade. Hid*. Tallow and Orease-ureen cow-mdea. c.

Yignani Creeping Up.

New York, January 29.—Last night's play between Vignaux and Schaefer, in the balk line billiard tournament, gave the former 918 poinU to the latter’s 600, leaving

the total score Schaefer, 1,800. 5 ignaux i ■■ r n r - — - eole held at art&XJe: beauocksole 1,753. Schaefer made a poor showing, only beidatsiaxjK harnaet. XHSzlesirlriiBg. vetting double figures thirteen times, with PUat.iii»h»rn«M.sa<*^c; bridle leather, per ooien, an average of 15 5-13. while the Frenchman ^

■ ■“ j

quanlltl*

_ . % Coal oil.

Hides. Tallow and Oreas* inr— i

Heers. sc-. No. 1 eared. Set (reeo ealt Moo Ml ted calf. Uc; dry flint. 12c: Hit h'rtea. Uc. Pelts —epeea «o*a4U»i: noree htdea SUWkXa. TallowPrime. «^c: So. L Sc. Ureane Brown fc rel low. sxe: white. SdeSHc _ Raw Pars—llaecooti black extra. SlJflBIXOi Na 1 large dark. TtrwoOc: No. 1 laFse pale.Tie: small and

medium. StMMDc-.mhik, It

medium, met skunk, n’iali, Sisatac; *ti

tut‘Jur: bouse cau^it Uc: red fo». ■in.umjw-. *• -. *MU4inu: otter, p.itoKU.&r. Newk-undiand dog

kins Mc&tiM.

irate—Bar Iron. SLSMW2.00: WTOujrnt. charcoal her. etsrsajjw. Horen ehoes—Burden's. _S*.ax<*4.1 k Perkin*’* g«.«vs»4iv, WaUePs. SX»at IS: male ihoes, IkSSMA U. out nails, rates for tens; iron, $2. • 0

rate* tor tens: steel nslia. 12. TV.

»*.7& per bor

bwatnor—Oak sols held at arttxie: bemiock sole

— J«: »lrlr

i pale. TOe: dark, sbk pale, aoc

rntack prime TCcmSi Ou rlned. 'SxafMc rats. Sthluc: opoes-dm Uc: red fox. mctadt.wr rray fox

scored nineteen times, showing an average ot 24 6-3S. Schaeffer's best runs were 73, 78, 100; Vignaux’s t>5, 126, 99, 56, 60, 61, 52.

Had Collision In Ohio.

SanDCKKY, O., Jitnnary 29.—The Chica-

go express on tbe Baltimore & Ohio road ran into the rear of a freight train, a mile west of Chicago Junction this morning. It is reported that the engineer and fireman of

the express and the conductor of the freight Light Receipts of Cwttle—Light Receipts were killed. The road is blocked, j of Hogs—Light Receipts of Sheep. Through trains pass through this city, reach- , rhipi-ino Cattlk.—Tbe receipts orsbipnina eating the Chicago division over the Indiana, 1 Uc luitu. The market Is dull on all grades, more Bloomington A Western at Tiffin. | ^‘^^^"^ber SSSo^h^^aT

! Kttra choice HOI to IfiOO pound steers $5 156*5 55 1 t.ood to choice 14‘C to l«0u pound sieers.._ 4 7:xa A li I Pair to boo<1 HW to luno Poun.l steers 4 •SKdH 75 Lxira choice 12uu to I4oo pound steers 4 75toS oJ

tsl to choice I2U0 to 1401 pound steers.. 4

Conroy and His Friend*.

To the Editor of Tbe Indianapolis News: 1 had determined to bow in silence

to the wishes of the goveninieni when they thbughtfit to remove me irom the |K»ition to which I was tboughtchgitde a short time ago. but it setups to las the paramount de-ire of a-piranis for positions and tdi.eompoopish "p -miy a-lirers” ( .j the pr< — to blacken aiv cliaracier more and more. I admit I erred, erresi cgregkais y. But in an hom-st endeavor to rescue my ctiuracler from the load ol

calumny cast -upon

the double-dye

S: IX 10X14. 12x12

ss •- BRSTS Iron.Sc; Jualau, galramtad. 50 per coni discount; sheet sine, 7c: copoer bottom.fie plaulahed copper wi-^triowasneo. eiean. 3Wa.J3c: anwasned. tn gets! order. 2«Xft'2Sc: line Merino. 17(4X10: hurry and

coiled li-jt lac.

LIVE bTOCK MARKET.

Aftek suffering wtlh rhenmatJsm for nearly four years I began taking your medicine Athlopboros. Uavtug taken two bottles I am entirely free from rheumatism, and feel like a boy twenty yean old. Thomas D. Pritchard, with Akron Iron Company. Akron, O. •

Oni v tH MOST PERFECrWffil Prepared with special regard to health. No Ammonia, Ltmo or ."Ram. PRICE BAKU/t POWDER CO.. '«»CAOO. ST. LOUIS.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

JOOD GIRL. 170 Park av«. rObObOIttLfoFKbaaewbrkr

TXlB GUOl> HELP

A block.

9 Virginia ava

place* - eaii iat 1Z Vance

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

tOOMS. Stewart Place.

~A Hk'HfTfi HUKras;* SortalUinSsriL

ence required.

DAPF.R BOX MAfiER. American paper box

I company, 18 West Mary I sud *t. / ■> IRI. for general house- ^

' > musthring references.' ttlKl. toawist In bousr

rwork; pnv»t* family. T) 'Apply s TaltKitt bioct. I f ework and the careot ’I '

I^UOMS at as East Market MreeL

f|iWti KUuMik one frmUsbed. Is* Nosth lUtaob

1 street.

F Euui^'(BiaaiC us BossIs'ifarMis'S L’f RXI a RK. I) ROOMS, 1 uquue S2 Xertk Pena-

f s) Ivanla sl

. k8 IK A B L K f'U RN ISli K U ROOM ^7s“LiwI

New York.

* UIRL loasatst In housework ami the oareoi # rw«f MUUMR ai»S aleovat M«kt hau»ekeeoln*; A children: a home for a qnlet, orderly gtrl -• A_17b North h*sl._ West isecoml M. f’0<M> HKl' ROOM over Si West Waabiagtou aL

fso6DUlRl. tor reneral hou-ewurk. c alt at v* 1 nq id re in store.

" I HaTc-hk’s grocery. West Washington sc lake Insane hospital car. * X EXPERIENCED WHITE cooif. to do a a. cooking only, in a small lamilv. Apply at 42* North New Jersey street, alter I: * 1 p m.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

rj'WO WHITE BELL BOYS. Occidental hoteu IMRsT-cXX.sS BARBER to go to Tipton. Call

A 55 North Alabaiqu-sl.

rj’WO BOYSto strip* tobacco none but et|ieri

eaccd one* need apply at SJ

street.

04’SO WHITE MAN

\ care of 1

tv-secood st-. betweei

ACTIVE AND

none but exp iV'est Washington understands the

AN who

bones. Cal! on Hiram Mark*. Twen-

n Illinois ami Mcrulia

is ami Mi-rulian.

ENERGETIC SINGLE

s ilh fair busineaiqiialttlcathmaamt some

expeneiKe. lo canvass this city lor the sale ol a | greai staple article In tbe tlrv goods line. Address

C 22. News oBIce.

Good lo choice 12i 10 to nun pou I- air to good 12IX)to 1400pound < I OIUIUOU to lair IXW to I4u0 pou Good lo choice UMU to 12UU IHCind

Kair to good lOWito I JJo pound steers i 7Vai4 U0 Common lo lair luuu to 13m pound steers- .1 50i > 2 74 Cotiiniou lOKUod SUI to 1000 pound steers... 5 ZiKi-t 75 Cows anp Mtxr.o.— riie t-ow market 1* still very dull, except choice gnules: those old. Iiuirtat cow* are very liard to dispose of at anything like sutisfactorv prices. Choice heifers in fair demand

m fair price*.

■ I ..*! Omul 4 ■*

... a Wit 4

4 O a 7t

Wet 4 75

(-4 .13

7icr4 00

4 40

OUtcld

It 1 was frustrated chiuatious of men

by the double-dyed luacliinafions oi men sutisfactorv prices. t ho fi.iil i.f r<M Firm* <luvs tlii* i»rtrks rtH.oii- . tuir i>at

the foM of rectitude. I eile itself now w ith iliij* denunciathxxs of a man

recti lied in an endeavor to pro

his desire to become a re!

}*Imv does tin* press rtK.-on-

1h« t himI their late brutal , Kaii* ehotce cowu

v\ h<*se misfortune could 1 Guod u

VOct 4 UU

:t 60

CVimmoii to h. AU a chol<

Good Lo choice cows

Fnir lo |

gOiMl cows...

Common to fair cows. Bubs, common to choii

Cows and calves.

HtKiH.—Fair n

*rda:

i to Oil

es

ecwlpu

of "h

iogs: iiusilty not so 1

jod as yesterday. The market « as slow to open, ilesnieii asking yes erilay 's prices, but the buyers | ■ould not agree (o buy the hogs unless the;

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rpUE “WANT" COLUMNS OF THE NEWS. The rate for special wants In The News, tinder any of the various heads is, without exception, 1c a word, each Insertion, counting the article “a” all abbreviations, and groups ot figures or

Initials. Compound words count t wo.

Nothing will be omitted on the pert of the publishers to make these columns more th-ia everthe popular medium of Interchange of the public wants at the least practicable cost to those served. Besides Innumerable errands done In lost. Found, Help and Situations secured, etc., these columns have been the medium lor sale and exchange of property, in realty and personal, amounting to a traffic of millions annually, which

Is destined to grow indefinitely.

DIED.

pn

I heir Inti- hru

misfortune could

u prove lo the world

foniiud citizen. The

pres* wields a great power, but it ought to be more c.-treftii leusi it might bxi ollcu wield it in the wrong direction. Those of the state officer*

who deny having any knowledge of Who ! cm . HaieMoeu USKUIK ves entav * prices, mu tue ouyem i tovvo.i ituvhivk wi make admissions whioBttiey know in their heart ' won id not agree to buy the bogs unless they could | , dv ', 6i , ' ae ^i f<J

attacks. 1 am no ’di-ait beat. r or the past lw o aii-l we lonslder UjIsh very uusatUhu-tovy market,

years I worked honestly and industriously and i Glosiug about steady at the decline, endeavored to make amerdsfor my past trail*: [ rkrr

WANTED—SITUATIONS. / 'UOD GERMAN GIRL. 79 Ft. Way Hi ave., \ I room I. * 8 Nl'ItsE GIRL S pr.vale (amily. fall al 54 . \ Minerva *t. 1»Y 5 OL'NG G1KL a situafon in a laundry: goial J> reference funiicUei!. Address II 22, News office. A’GI Nti MAN of goml address, with reterem-e; 1 book work or clerking. Address N 21, care News. 4 S TRaA’KLING 8ALKSMAN to handle tine of ■TV carriages or agr'cultural impleim-nts: several years'experience bulb north aud kouth. Address box 16, Nobiesville, lud.

Inquire In store,

rpwo HTGHK ROOMS ihi KigbUx. m-ar Park-

1 Call 79 W est Ohio.

1 NORTH ILLINOLS >,l Kfcy;T. uiuely-ftl**

T 4 nisheii rooms.

ItOOMs. pindshcit or uniumislied. X’>* Weal

IV Market sc. room :t

l><A'Ms. fbmiaheil or iiuftirmshod. U.IS Fart

J V Washington, room A

L’l’RNIKHKD FRONT ROOM tor gi-uUenieu. I "2b,' Nortii Tennessee st.7 _____ TSALF OF LARGE oFFlfK furnished aud Js. beateil .-*) East Market. 'inVo xiv ELY-FIRNIKHKH KtxiM^ refer 1 eiuvn. IV* North tUlnots Ht. rn* KN1 sliPIB OKU aV rV KM SkMlSSFrceutna* 13JL catuku. Hi NoriU J ilinoht st. LU RNISHED bit LNFlR.MnllKD; board< If F desired. 61 North New Jersey. T.M7RXtSHKD and unfomixbed rooms, wilh X boanl 277 North Delaware st. T AKGE FRONT OFFK’KS,» East Waahiugton Xj slree-t. BrandM lika-k. J. M. Jvoah. L’RONI KOO-M over The'News coanuiig-rooiu.' r one tlicht of stairs. A nnlv News office. WKLlcVt’itNIsHKIi RiMiMS; housekeeping; r ? w uh cooking stove. 7s North New Jersey. 1>A-SEMENT ROOM, northeaal corner WashtngJ) inifloii udd Meridian st lucutre cigar store. OINGLE OR Mfl+K: nicely furnished: dre.ssiii*' 0 room, closet.*, tin- and eas. 21 Fort Wayne ave. 1 AKGE FRONT ROOM, with alcove, tiirnisheil Xj or uufurnisheil. IS West Michigan; re ten-new. fklailKABI.K uFK If E-*. second and thlni Honrs Lf Vance Block, Brainabo Kohisox. a Yanca

Block.

INURNisHKO KO« IMS, up L furuistieil, small rooms i

AMUSEMENTS.

>,

PNGLISH’S OPERA HOUSE, p iTho largtss, boat and moat popular Thsatsr la -L-4Indiana Wux E.Kxolcsb prop, aad Man’gsc.

TO-NIOHT.

TO-NIGHT.

The Besntlftil Snctoty Play,

“HAZEL K1UKK.”

PRICES—IOc, 20c, 30c.-«*

February 1, 2 and 3, J. W. Ransone, “ACROsS TILE ATLANTIC’’

tICKSONS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

WANTED—AGENTS. r PWO CANVAStfFJtS to sell pop curu. 3U2 North

1 West sL

\f EN TO SELL GOODs; npamug new iTl every day. No m-ed of men being out I 415 to f25 per week, acyording to ability. MASCFAc-ri'nisii Co. 72 W. Washington -

nTHER iiE ‘

- articles [ of work;

i:-*tair*. and one neatly-up-vutu x. 13 hast New

vagrant,

tnd

endeavored to make amerdsfor roy past tram-- ; srressioiis, and probably if the character of said No. individual w as known it may not be entirely free ; is ..

IS...

16

1H... 21 .

10

10...

i aXH/I nf Tohn Mercer near Jefferson- i I was employe 1 In before that will deny me a j u . A child of John Mercer, near Jener i ,j av ^ wor g aga | n . offeis to this effect have been 4t Ville, got hold of a piece ot paper which was made me. Lastly, I want mv name and ch -rnc- i lighted by the fire. The fire communicated j ter to rest obscure. 1 am relegated from a poritiou | *« >v.,. .ktM>. aWktnn .nd the lower limbs : in the government s nice to that o. a private

! c tizen; I want it distinctly mid public that there is aboi

•ourt at Terre Haute as

elaitned to be a contortionist and upon giving quite a remarkable exhibition of athletic skill in the presence of the court, he was told

logo.

stain. I want no “helping hand,

i help myself by hard toil, ns i dote beiotv, and thank God there n left vet w'l.o arc willing to employ aud

and recognize mv endeavors lo elevate .-Sal scale. There is 1.0 place that

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myself in the soc

to tbe child’s clothing and

and lower part of the body were seriously

burned.

Tbe residence of J. R. Young, of Ohio township, Bartholomew county, was burned yesterday, together with nearly all the household effects. Loss. $1,200; insured with the Northwestern National, of Milwaukee, Wis. (

lor $s00.

Av. Hr.

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Shkep.—Light receipts of sbei-p. Tbe market is very dull on Uie common grades. Our advices from ea'tcrn nmrkets are dull and lower; tberefoi

108 .. 3 M 146 . :i 60

156.. 3 60 178 .. H 177 . » 35

lUW... 3 »J

3 97 1 ,

die of James Toner, yev

. jjrty-two years,

church. S o'clock to-mor-

row morning Friends Invited.

furui

York st.

V EATI.Y-KEkNISHED RiKlM, gas, bath and a* lire, with boatd. 14-1 North Illinois 91. > Doug-

lass row I.

rpilRKK FRONT ROOMS; steam beat, IXirnisbeit 1 or iinfiiriiished. with or witbnut board. Mrs.

J. A. ItrxT, 3U East Ohio st.

'i'o t'Aiin wmi.n r fmi.imEN. l nnfiirnlsbeil room*, witu boanl; modern con-

veniences. 4iio Nortn Illinois st.

sssar-i

TO-NIGHT.—And All This Week—TO-NIGHT. A SPLENDID ATTRACTION

! —? • “SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY.” j

12

By Joseph Jefferson and L R. Shewed. A GREAT FLAY. ELEGANT EFFECTS A FINE COMPANY. Regular Prices: • 10c, S3c, SOc, 75e, 91.00.

Coming—MISS MINNIE MADDERN.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH. *- ORGAN RKHERdAL • V WM. H. C LARKE, Saturday Afternoou. at 4 o'clock. Admls-lon. 10c.

ileiiees.

New business. Yerv .suece-sful ! I ARGifi 5 KiJ.N l ROOM, furulsheil or unflTreverywhere. No risk, rubbish 'or talking.'! ntsbed: gas, water, fire; private fomlly; 2!, ' living guaranteed or »10u forfeit. Ma- , square* from postofflee. 133 East New York st.

V

HUG INI A AVENUE KINK.

Open Tuesday, Wednrertay, lYlday and !

day t dosed all day- Thn; sday.

......... M

n_- session and Saturday a ir.Lss) >n. ladles, 15c, skate

5ais> , good living guaranteea or $10o

tvrialsand Instructtoiis, oue dime. Suoplies Com-

istoii. Mass.

I'ampbell’s new "Tiltitsiklri and underskirt

moved and skirt

pany, aM Court st., Rosti I ADY AGENTS lor Mrs. Ij er''-atUter, bustle, ho

blued. Uodt

111 be I

ed. Uodps can be run d.lustoble to any size •n. Adds grace, el-

FUNERAL NOTICE.

U. O. OF' H.—52nterpris* lodge. No. I, U. O. of H.r il members of FimerpriHC lodge and a:! members

itucsted to meet at Enterprise . January 31, at I22D p. in..

Ail members of

of sister lodges are reqi

loilge room, Sunday, January 81, at 12241 p. m., sharp, to attend the funeral of our deceased brother. Uko. S. E. >1 kttkk. Funeral at residence, No. 203

Huron street, at 1:30 p. m.

Mas. Dcoxa Lkv:k. President. J. F. Fesxkb. Recording secretary.

K. OF P.—Olive Branch lodge, No. 2. K. of P: The members of Olive Brunch lodge. No. 2, K. of P., are hereby notified to meet at tueir ball on Sunday, January 31. 1886, at liltu o'clock p. m., sharp, lo atd the funeral of Rno. S. E. watts. All r

comm dered.

break down skirts. Belt!

soon as shown. Agents double ificir a full line of new iumlshing goods fori, cbildieu. Address, with stamp, K. H. C* Co., 484 West Randolph at. Chicago, I1L

nee an

sfor*2 to every uvll-dressed

s double iln

ind skirt laun- j shape. Can’t ' nd style to the '

le

lady as

iiey. Also adles and

\t eagcL

Each evening session and Saturday atternoon.

5:veiiing a^imlsuhin. ladles, 15c,-dcales or surfac*

free: g<-ni-s. sk ate* o surface toe extra.

FINANCIAL.

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

tizen; I waiit it distinctly understood by press

ut etiouith said • B A KN’k y*Lon ho y .

Mr. Fanning's Appointment.

To The Editor of The Indianapolis News:

ilitical paragraph in last evening’

A political paragraph 11 says Unit “a few Irish lead

at the Knights of Labor because somodt the

ist-d Mr. Shields's uppi'int

News

ter erilieis

iers are found sneering

JlH

1 ha-

dug

sener

And broke his right thigh-bone, lie is six tv- | ^^1““ of’tile IrbTpetiple 05 TheonU-’tlmc thai

1 le men as Mr. Shields’s chief depth)

dull and lower; therefore w

can not expect any improvement hi prices for a

lew days at lesst. Extra choice 1

tend tbe hers in vi

sholoe lamps

Good to choice iambs. 5'air to good lamos Common lo fair Jumb.-c... Extra choice- sheep

Good to choice sheep

Fair to good sheepCommon to fair Bucks, per bead

ment of Joe

At ava l 51 X 75:<#4 25 .... 3 -2.XQ3 75 2 75M3 25 4 WXUX 26 3 7520.4 00 3 25iu:i 75 ..... 2 OOi :i 1*1 2 0U(g)3 SO

>ers invited. Tea-1* I John. T. Fra sets. K. of R. audS.

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

rs. All memTilAV, C. V.

hold rt evening

regtidiing

entate. aiid-AT rung at

Mr. Albert Pitman, a prominent tanner ; Fanning a* chief deputy.’’ it Mr.

residing six miles west of Columbus, fell j aimed, bvtf from the roof of an out-bnilding on his farm j Re mark!’"

Chicago Live Stock Market.

or*—Heceipt*. 29.c arKot fairly act! 1

•iglit years of age and his recovery is consid-

ered doubtful.

A man about forty years of age, giving his same as George Ennis, of Winchester, Randolph county, where he says, his brother is

^ii

such gentle ..

have any interest In Irish affairs is when it enhaure their chances for securing an appoint ment of roino kind. Anytssiy who wus present at the convention which nominated Mr. iddelds

« his

appo is prei . f-hf

ami election

r riuhmon

coim ntkm wmen uormnuit

knows that he owes his nomination an- ...» .

ianitor of the court houre, was arrested at j ‘‘^^'^^eclilms of Urn k".MRs RBaS “sh^p-ius-eipu*. voo head. Mwket firm. Richmond last night for passing a twenty- , th ^ n *. ".'^.'“l^wTby from Common to guil *2 00*4 75

dollar counterteit bill. _ principle, and not from policy, such as Mr. FanMiss Cedors Lieucllen, professor of consti- nine and the "leaders" (7). IDs appointment dues

tutional history in the college at Danville, was yesterday admitted to the practice of law in the circuit court, Judge Ayers, of Indianapolis, presiding. Miss Lieucllen is the

second lady lawyer in Indiana.

Miss Nettie Woodruff, aged about sixteen years, ha* disappeared from the home of her

Light S3 35fa4 on Rough packing 3 T0te4 Ui Heavy packing and shipping 4 imhi4 30 1 Cattle—Receipt*. 7Su head. Market slow: values

' ‘hill aud rough. ...FI 754724 25 4 iilli.tA 50

eaa 011 th

eeves

to extra

w B

Good I Butch

5gt3 76 349-3 75

; i A 4J. N. M. H.—Murat Temple will hi I lar monthly meeting this (Friday. ! at 7:45 o’clock. John T. Brush, Pot

i c. F. Hoi.lipav, Reorder.

! ASONIC-Uriental Ij*t_'i- No! 5uo. iVA M. special meeting this (Friday) I 72*1 o'clock, for work in third degree.

{ H. Kimhau.. Sec, It T. Bates, \V. M. ! V A FIONA L I'NlON—Meridian Council. N.t, 155. i Is Special meeting this (Friday! eveuing tn j English « Meridian-street nail. Every member xe-

I quested to be present. Wilms R. Miner. Pres. I ('has. B. Clark, Kee.

| IMPROVED O. K. M —liluvvatha Tribe, No. 76. ■ I will hold ins regular council this sleep, at the | 7tli run aud F5th breath. Work. -Wigwam iu I Griffith Block. Visiting brothers welcome.

T. G. Harrison, Sachem.

John R. Low, C. of R.

' c ass. J. P. T.

TUK MAKER L’ N RWS.

New York Stock Market.

New York. January 21).—Noon—Money Is easy at 11,612 per cent Bar sliver, 102?,. The stock market has been dull for the past hour, and although there were a tew slight advances after U o'clock, the general tone has tiei-n heavy through .out, the declines amounting from *, to ), per cent., Lackawanna leading hi weakness and also in activity. New York Centra! was conspicuous for strength, advancing \ above the early dealings, which was lost by noon. At 12 o'clock the market w as active and heavy at prices generally », tofi

(l.

below 11 o’clock figures. Three’s, 1UU’*; d«'s, 1125,;

4’s, 123J,: Pacific 6’s of 96, 126.

Adams isxpress. 140 N. J. Centra! 44

.Northern Puolflc. 26 1 ,

43 t preferred 57 North western „.iu7

ti#*; iu-. ;;; i

preferred .

In! v’ out. As! il

eferretl.....

iii. K. «fe N. t < Ore. Tran* ...

rry. rrel: Icli* -

home grown, dOfty

veeis.

bweeu.

60^3.25: KentucKv.

*.M Northweateru.

American fixpretu.. ItilH preterred, .... Bur. C K. a: A ... To N. Y. Central..

Canada 4ou*. hem

Central Paeliic..., Chicago A* Alton.. preferred «... Chic., Bur. «fc <41111

Chic., til. L*. <& N. U— s.

%

Uciaware A UudsoiL W<«

l>eiuware t* Lack. Denver x lUo cl..... Erie......

nrot#>rrA l S& KexUlillir '>l 7 ' I 1 ur*. jumt 1 wwi»w», w.

Hariem. ex. dlv.. 213 1st preferred too), Houston A Texas,.... 2J> 8t. Paul • 02', Illinois Central 140 preferred I2l‘«

Ind., Bloom. & West 25-, SL Paul, ilin. A Man. I la 1 , , • . , KansasA Texas. 2!)-, sL Paul A Omaha 37:, none; California ham. tie: Lake Erie A Uest... 14 preferreu lop, I ‘ Porter' brand h l 4c;'• Bell

Texas Pacific 12 s . ’ houiders. l‘i-» avi-raga,

ffrantl in other, with whom she was living in Brookville. She is about five feet tall, slender built, with auburn hafri 8be was traced •a far as New Trenton, where she was last

seen.

The case of Thompson vs. Williams, wealthy physicians, for $1,U00 damages lor violation of contract, was decided m the circuit court at Liberty, Williams paying one cent damages and coats, and agreeing to refrain from further medical practice in that vicinity. Last evening, at the J., M. <k I. depot at Sheibyville, Lent Richardson, of this place, and a man named Sullivan, of Lewis Creek, had a fight, resulting in Richardson hitting Sullivan with a car-pin, inflicting serious injuries. Sullivan was taken home. Richardson is under arrest. The men who have been negotiating for the Jeffersonville plate glass works hare returned to their homes, after a stay of some weeks at Jeffersonville. Bondholders holding $4,000 of the bonds refused to accept their proposition, which was equal to about 15 cents on the dollar. Mr. Swaar, formerly attorney of the New Albany & 8alem railroad, at a salary of $4,000 a year, came to Sullivan on Tuesday Tn destitute circumstances and a physical wreck, being paralyzed from his hips down. The Sullivan bar made up a purse for him. Alice Randall, who ran away from Greensburg with Harry Edwards two years ago and was married, creating quite a sensation, has come back to her lather and filed her petition asking a divorce, and that she be restored to her maiden name. She is a very handsome brunette, now nineteen years old. A theatrical manager at Terre Haute has produced a novelty in the way ot advertising. He advertised for 500 cats. Nearly that number of boys, each with one or more cats, appeared. Each boy was given a complimentary pass to the show, and each cat, with a tag tied round its neck, advertising the performance, was turned loose. The recent raids on the gambling dens at Rochester have awakened the gamblers, and several prominent citizens who have encouraged the officers m the work received warning yesterday that unless they desist dire vengeance will follow. The cards have created a sensation, and as the raids will be eontinued it is expected serious trouble will

•nsne.

Williamsport, a villiage near Lafayette, is

Sunday- night of Air*. Garratson, the Wife Ot j cambne. it^c: Lonsdale. » Incbos, sc. B well-known resident of that place, aud the i WhitttnsvUi* U inches.6c; Warasuu* 36 inches

verdict of the coroner was that death was !

caused by the use of a well-known baking . 7c: Nauinkeac sateen. T'aCiRocaoort oc; powder. Mr. Garratson was taken very sick i TJckiins Amoske**. ac a. WreK Amoskeac at the same time, but was saved by his ! £v,! physician. I Mtunehaha. 12Mc: Lewiston. 38 Inches. 14\'c. 32

There we people of five generations j

hriog in W maniac. Mrs. Mary Jenkins, i bum* plaids esc; aukusi*. oit*w*. oc: .vi^osae-t* born 1793; her daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Hoch, I ,{$£ - iUUi - v

Indianapolis Gram Market.

Rec-fipts of grain are heavy and increasing. The markets beer tip Well under liberal offerings ami prices are Hilly sustained throughout. Wheat in request ut quotations. Curu—Active, with sales of No. 3 mixed at S4*,c o. t., and buyers willing to pay 34!.c: sound ear held at 34c. Oats—Steady: mixed offered at 31c. Hay—Active and strong. Flour—

Iftichanfied.

Total number ot cars Inspected—In wheat. 17; oats. 2; corn, so: nay. 8: Haxveed, 0: rye. U; out— Wheat. 1: yats, 3;'.-oru, 6. The lollowtug were track bids on 'Change toWheat- No. 2 Mediterranean. S»2c; No. 3 Mediterranean. 91c; No. 2 red, tCc; No. 3 rea. Ssc;

February, no hid.

Corn—No. 1 white, .T7c: No- 2 white. :«Sc: No. s, 35-,c o. L. No. 4 white. 34c: No. i yellow, no bid; No. 2 yellow. 3Stic, o. L: No. 3. 34Mc o. t.; No. 4 yellow, 3'l*,c: No. t mixed, no old; No. 2 mixed, 361,c, o. t.; No. 3 mixed. H^c: No. 4 mixed. 33.‘,c; soudiI ear. 334,c: white, 36Lc: January, no bit). Oats—No. 2 wlilte. 14c; tight mxed, 32c; mixed.

3,c^ rejectetL no bid. Rrau—S12.50. f. o. b.

Hay—Timothy choice, ft2.25. Na 1, ♦12.00; No,

2,511.00. • ' JliscelUAueoiis rToduce.

Dealers' del line Prtcos—‘Jranberriss. Cape C j 1, Loo<gi7.uo: Wisconsin, >5.t>Xa.b.iM per barrel. Celery.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

rpHR FOLLOWING are the places reported by A committeemen for holding the republican pre- , rlnct conventions on Saturday evening. January j dress 30, at 7:*u o’clock: **'* sv

First Ward First prec net,484 Mas: precinct, Wright * coal office, Home fiuvii railroad; third precinct, gas off

{ ' RKAT 14-ox. Anchor soap, ouly 5c: a wonderful Y7 washer. 4$ C FOR ^tuil-Uc oFI^^^Si^a itt^Ea* WasbimrtonsL ffto BOARDiiiaciFTfoi n.validTady.'Address A F 22, care New* ofilca L'ltF-F. DK.M IbFRY at the Indiana Dental ColA lege until February U L'EkVATOR REpALkXNG, csrpenlering and 111 Jobber. 22 East iSoutfi si. LUNkooLD FlLLFNt. »' st^ctaity a, ut. HamtA fcKLL's. over 41» N. UliiMUis;. f>AfHonIzST'SiESDliY"INN for'wtx>d,“coaI A undJklndUuk. Telephone 622 •'.Tirii I FROZEN PUMi* U, thaw OUL Glokok AXJUU MA8QX. Telephunessu IIOHHE; general purpose; must be cheap aud a 11 bargain. 150 Somu Mississippi st. / lAr-T-OFF CLoTllINU."a*3 Facst WasUmgVoS: Y5 Highest price paid. J Bitdwkitsky. fiLD GOLD AND WLVLR for wlilcb'SshTrti] yJ he paid. K. W. Kokhlkr, 8 West Market st. s l.L'KLNTLS OF bAFE KKFAI KING, 1 years' VL experience A. r-cnirpLis-t. 26 Virginia ave. * G4K»D tsMXTH A WESSON REVOLVER: .1 name caliber aud price. Addreas Y 21, care

News.

A NEAT OtJT-'f AGE ol 3 or 4 rooms with“i goo. 1 is. yaM on the north side. Address Reuted, 35

Thorpe block.

/'YCCyPAN TS for nicely furnisued front room "A with goOtl board, at 330 Norlh New Jersey sL

Private fatltUr.

wi U I CATS to tie brought to stage door of English's opera houtc, Friday. January 2y, be-

tween 8 and 10 u. m.

r IXi BUY an interest In sol A state your business an-

s \V 21, News olhi

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

/"dUTTAGE, three rooms; stable. Call 112 Peru

Y j streeL

Q'eiriffsl^FGl a.'BkADLMvTai'flortli bet-

0 aware sL

j aK WK

I.-, ItM.H llul VC ,.,. r.-.n, 'AdiwWltW ! M W«I V,

A care News.

1 uV AND ls4 HURON 1st HE Erl 1 nquire - ^

XOa4 premises

"VTO. 11 Ellsworth street; good cpudilloi

il » West Mlcblfnn.

'I'M'O COTTAfiks, 1J« and 172 Douglass ii. In-

JL quire next door south.

'J^nv'O HOUS1

rpoi.OA.V-Money. J. R. Roi tm. lit. North Del)

A aware st.

TSToNeyWloan. ua wiSiiSTBiHorii

a»1 Peiuisylvuuiu

Tu Lj>AN city properly or fkrm^

iglen. ■

M K^^rn^ib^NS^ Ml> \| ON'EY at the lowest rate of interest

iu Williams A Cu..

wanted. Wai.s

Inquire : r . V) 1,',^*“’ ^‘ ftTncTi oo' 'moCptge VurhyT - j—in i J- D. A. Mykrs, 35,36*. East Washiugiouja.

ively, and warm stables. l°s| r iat < U2 1 PeruVr C • 1V1 u™* rmt

TIOtNK, 11 roijins, bath,luriiMue and all modern I II linprovemeiits. •2ia North Pennsvlvanla st OOO east ST. CLAIR. desirable, five-room cotxlAiaa I age; all convenleuces; must be res|Miosible. 1 q-*J NORTH TENNESSEE STREET, in fine rOO repair. L F. sayligs, 75 East Market st TlOl'bK. six r omsTwith large loL 2* euloii'st, II In good condition. Call at 228 North Tennes-

see st

tp wo-H'OOM HOUSE, 136 North Alabama si, suit, able for doctor's office or light housekeeping. oVo^cRfit ALABAMA STREEaTforooms. ATTray large grounds. Jaa i tHKX.v i: * Co., 8

Martludale block.

4 CONVENIENT, five-room cotuig«rw¥ligood 2 v well, cellar mid cistern; 3', squares from court

house, at low rent. 273 Miami st.

house, at low renl. 273 Mi

A N ELE44AN T. nine room uuum. 17 South TV. sisKippi st. *16 per month. Walter lit' Agent English’s Opera House Block.

XT EJV, five-room cottage u is ern comeniencesandt streetcars. Kort. Marti>

Hall Flore st; mod-

one square Irom Illinois

62 East Market

line.

net,484 Mass, ave ; second A establisbe 1 hn»i

,nd tv's- j

per ban

! gauTsYt^euc: 'Burbanks, 6tW> , f* 66c per hushei: Jeraej

.Ai* ' Baltimore Jerseys. t'2.5or$3.Z6: Kent r. 4 i tl 7'V®2u4i Honey, 17c per pound,

is ' Pamima. 9s * I *l.«Uf'vL35 a karreL Cider. 55ttv6. J Mk PfiSburg*^ ** U7 * i SplckKvy. tmsuefi ra“mm, M * Reading?. -q'' I l 1 -76; New York marrowfats. si.Hisaiiua Apples.

Apph

1.50.9,1.76 Grapes,

Indianapolis J.*rovt»iou Market. n—sugarcured Bams. ‘•Rellabl

••UasliaKl^' brai

bao ouci

ilear

7c; En

Lakebhore i-fi 1 , Texas

Louisville A Nash— -40.', LT.ion Pacific Louisville A N. A.... 36 United States Fix b2)< Mar. A Cin.. 1st pref.- Wabash.St. L. A Put2d preferred . preferred 19 M SiupbU A Chaa..... 34 VV eils Fargo Ejt press. 121 Micbigsn Central 71 *, Western Union 70>, Minn. A ML L IS Quicksilver 6*. preferred 46 prelerred- 26 Missouri Pacific E D.iutp, P. P. C. C. 133 Mobile A Ohio 14 C., St. L A P. 12 Morris A Essex 133 preferred 30

Nashville A Chat 47',

Indianapolis Wholesale Market. ,

The recent advances in some lines of dry goods | Poultry—Yo'

have been fully sustained, wiiile at the mi ls no concessions ore to be obtained. Some jobbers are yet <Jt-p<>sed to sylt at the old figures, entailing a loss. If present values and future purchases ar • token into the account. Little, except iu necessities, is doing. Groceries steady at unchanged

figures. Produce quiet.

cottage ham. ‘‘Koliat ham. tie: English breal Md "Reliable” brand,

rs. 12-IS avt rage. 6C: 17-tt, average, clear sides. light. 7i 4 c: medium, 7

igltah cured clear sides

nd,

akfast oxcoa

Engli

giua 5-,c: 7‘,c;

or bacas. band lie:

Itsh cured clear

nnsmoked. 6‘,c: dried beef. Porter

! clear pork, barrel, Juo pounds, Il'X-V); bean pork, clear,#1250'. lard, pure kettle rendered, presseu. in i tierces, 7!,c: half-barrels, ‘,c advance on tierces I bologna iu cloth. Sijc; skin. 6c; Iresh tenderloins,

12c; spare ribs, 6c.

Kffffs. Butter, Puuurv amt Game. I Shippers' Prices—Eggs, lie loss oil: candled I 15c: from store. 17c. Butler—Creamery, tancy t 2-fig26c; dairy, ciioice. l54®3Uc; fauev country

! sella

ave. an

ash railroad; third precinct, gas office,

ord ami tsqventh sis.

Kecoud Ward—First, second Athiid precincts,r.ngine House No. 9, cor. Ash and 7th its. Third Ward-First and seooiitl precincts. Sixth-

street engine house.

F'ourth Ward—First precinct,322 lud. ave.:second

precinct, 191 W. Prau st.

Filth Ward—First pres-lnatmorthwest corner Illinois and North streets: second precinct, drug store,

First and Illinois streets

Ward-First precinct, 121 Ft Wayne ave.; ednct.Stecchau's factory, 451 N. Alabama

nic established EiialnM; i id money required. Ad- |

n some -ferred;

t Belmont, brtek tiouse. 9 rooms, sUble and 4 acres of ground 41« 06 192 K. Morris, two-storv brick, 7 rooms.. 12 00 186 K. Morris, two-stury brick. 6 rooms. It Ou 17b E. Morris, two-story brick, 6 rooms 10 uu 191 West First, one-story brick, 4 rooms lo 00

j rpo INVEST I2D0 casli and a ’i jesey cow in so:

A estabiisbel hiismess; com mission iv a- j am acompi'teiit buokkneiMirirefer gas office, corner Al- | Address J'22, News offi

LE Pi

pre!

retices exchanged.

iV a- | am a competent buokkeeiierirei Al- | Address J '22, News office.^

I > ENPECl A lll.E PEOPLE of small menus can XV get teeth tilled or aritticiai teeth inserted free, a! the Indiana Dental Colit ge, 19 North Pennsylvania $L Call from 1:30 to 3 p.m. This offer will

nat

terminate February 15.

oorner First a sixth Ward-

secoud pn

street.

treet.

Seventh Ward—First, second and third precincts,

No. 2engine house. Mass. ave.

Eighth Ward— First precinct, Oobb A Branham's Coal office. East Ohio street; second precinct. No 8

reel htiuse. East Washington street.

Ninth ward—First precinct, mayor's court room, court house; second precinct. Reicnweln’s hall, cor-

ner Market and Noble streets.

Tenth Ward—First A second precincts, planing

mill, cor. Delaware A Michigan sts.

Eleventh Ward—First, second A third precincts, headquarters fire department. Mass. ave. Twelfth Ward -First and second precii

engine house, In

Thli

and second precincts, No. 1

toss

r—Urea

v, ua.*y. choice. l6(®3Uc; fancy country at I'JtoiMr: country choice, rolls, Sfodoc: selling ut 16(<e 12c: common packed. 64oi8c;

alive. 6c hens. 7c: l

mg per

Chickens. 6c per nouna: roosters,

foil

pound: hens, 4c: turkev

*5.00

Dry Goods Prints. American. 3','c : Allen. 5‘ic; Arnolds, tic: Berlin, tancy colors. 5lic; Cocheco Eddy stone. laucy.Sc: liar tie, tancy. 5i,c: Hamilton 5;,c; Pacific, tancy. uc; Wasnington Turkey red 6i{c; Harmony. 4Hc: Manchester prints ">Hc brown sheeting. Atlantic,7c; Atlantic D, 6c; Appleton A, 7c; Boote A L», «.‘,c; Couliue tai G, 6 ,c Ulark’s A. -Vie; Dwight Aitchor. 36 Inches. 6 Jc; GrauitevillaEE. 6c: Graniteville L L. 5c: Indian Orchard. 96 inches. Sc: Pepperell E. »\c: Peppercil R, 6c: .-saranac R. 6c: Peooerell. 9-t. 18c: Pepperefi. to-4, 20c; bleachsd sheet.nex. Androscoggiu, L, 7c: Barkers iitUis. 36 inches. 7c: Rartleu 5.i} 5**r; Black stone, AA. ,'c; Chestnut HUI F. 5c; Chapman X.6>yc: Dwight Star S. S'^c: Fruit ot the Loom, 36 inches, sc: Fitch vine. 61^0: Hill's.-semper Idem.

:; Hope. tbne. W%

ititlinsvllie. 33 laches. 6c: 10c: New York mills.

Corset Je

hens. 7c: toms. 7c. geese, foil leathered, S5.IB a dozen: ducks. 7c a pound. Game—Mallard ducks, r2.5httv3.ro per dozen; rabbits, 76c: squirrels, 75c(g»

tl.OV; sell at f 1.23.

! . , m nei ..I l.i Iig» Goal ami Coke,

6 I

Anthracite IC12YIM.50 per ton; Pittsburg. 13 Jackson coal. 13.50; Raymond City. 13.76: Wimfr* fo.JA-.Rrazii. J3.Uti: crush so coke, l'2o per bushel

*3.01 per load; lump coke, 10c per

I3.75: ede,

per bushel, or

bushel, or f2.5t> per

bom 1821’; the latte’s daughter; Mr.V Mary

Fmmao, daughter of tile latter, bom Thera are forty-ooe grandchildren, forty

one great-great-

iifsv __ _

file, ase; Boo lea nntsh, 10i,c; Pacific Ids. three-fourths poplin luster. 8c: cash

mere, thie i quarters, 9c; alpaca luster, 1656c: Aut-

e.L 6Sc; brocatcK I6.sc; cashmere. A U.

H, Freeman, born 1843; E. G. Freeman, son i

of Mrs. Noah Freeman, bom 1861; Daisy Lahoaster. rw-

t anued Goods—Biackoern

string, sodbetic: lima.

great-grandchildren

grandchild.

Three Aeronauts Drowned.

Brest, January 29.—It is now believed

tralian crepe, 16Sc; brocatet Zlhc: gingham. Lancaster. 7

t anueo Goode—Biackoernes. 85»K>ci string, sot'anwc: lima, standard. 11.000*1.20: 76c; bluberrie*. ♦l.livuil.20: cherries. 2 pound

obiter*. 1 pou icfcOLlu; oyster 1X5; light 1 ]

peach S1.75M fe

beans. soaked

string, gotaisoc: uraa.

76c; bluberrie*. 91.1ISUIL30; cherries. 2 pound. 80«9»5c obsi- rs. i pound. St.lBTOLro: mackerel. I txxiud. W6c

■s. pound. SOclgfl.eO: J pound*. Sl.TO'A pound. 554ip)65c: 2 pounds. u6c4i$ILU6: bee. standard 2 pound*, »l.400,1.sir.

' oundaaiMlL«hpH

Indianapolis Flour Market.

Patent, flN'>®5.M; extra fancy, M.36<<94.G: fan-

superhue, >2.30^2.46; .1ne,^2IO;w23k Markets by Telegraph. ’

Tolkdo. January 2#.—Wheat-A sbaile lower: cash. 9P ! ®9.Lc; February .Vl^c: May.93!*c; Juuc, »2»*c. Com—Quiet; cash. 36c: May. 4oSc- Oats - Liteless: cash. 31c; May. 34c. Clover-seed—Steady;

cash or February, |6.»5; March. 15.96.

we, Indiana avenue.

rteeiith Ward—First A second precincts. Sec-

ond Baptist church, W. Mich. st.

Fourteenth Ward—1st precinct. Fulton's grocery,

Minerva st; 2d precinct, JtS Agues st.

Fifteenth Ward—1st precinct, 64* West Washingion st: 2d precinct, No. i engine house. West Wash-

ington st.

Sixteenth Ward—1st, 2d and 3rd precincts, Cleave-

land block, Kentucky uve.

Seventeenth Want—1st, and 2d precincts, engine

house. East Maryland st.

Eighteenth Ward—1st precinct. Dr. Moore's office, corner Vlr. ave and Louisiana st; 2d precinct, en-

gine house, K. South st.

Nineteenth Ward—First precinct,'313 K. Georgia st.- second precinct, »» Rates st.: third precinct, 015

K. Washington st.

Twentieth Ward—First and second precincts, en-gine-house. Virginia avenue. Twenty-first Ward -1st precinct, Uhl's butchershop, Dillon st.; 2d precinct, engine-house, Prospect

st

Twenty-second Ward-First and second precincts. No. 63* Virginia avenue. Twenty-third Ward—First precinct. I-ouls Ketghler's. East McCarty street; second precinct, enginehouse. Madison avenue. Twenty-fourth Ward—First precinct. 333 S.* Meridian st.: second precinct, 37H S. Meridian st. Twenty-fifth Ward- 1st precinct, corner West amt Grant sta.; 2d precinct, Blusher'*. 472 8. West st.; 3d precinct, colored church, cor. Morris and Maple *1. ~~ ADVERTISED LETTERS, cpHE FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF LETTERS _L remaining unclaimed in the Indianapolis post office on Satuniav, January 30, ISkO: Please call for “advertised ’ letters’’ and give tbe data of this list.

I.AI>IE3' LIST.

B—Bigger Mrs. Cary K, Bailey Mil

Brown Mrs. M., Bohne Mis: Elorence, Burier Mrs. Anna.

C—Clark Mrs. Harriet (2), Chase I.onrena. F—Foster Mre. A. 11., Flehurty Miss Clara (2).

G—Collier Mrs. Miilisa.

H—Hines Mrs. Hettic, Hardy Mrs. Martha J., Hogle Mrs. Bell, Hnndety Miss Mammie.

J—Jones Mi.>s»Hattie.

K—-Kerr Hattie, Kurtz Miss Mary,

iv—Earlnier Mr*. Eli/abcih, Lyons Miss Esther,

I^Craw Mrs. E. E.

M—Musgrove Miss Polly, Mooi MilUertMiss M. K.. Manhearl ill

na. >1 *“ *■ —-

get good alloy fiilings and artificial K-etb-irev, at the Indiana Dental College, 19 North Pennsylvania SL Call between last and 3 p. m. No charge for extracting teeth. A ID TO PUBLISH and sell a work entitled, 2\ “Charles Sumner and His Associatett:''a rare opportunity is offered: iu proper hands can not fall lo be a good investment. J. T. Maiiokney. Call ut office or Jacob T. Wright, 125, North Pennsylvania st.. Indianapolis. O'LBS BEST DAT MEAL, 183: 10 tbs 2.5c. O 4 qts best new hominy, tuc; 10 qts. 26c. 3llisbest N. Y. buckwheat fiour. K)c:9 lbs, 25c. 25j IS* Van Pelt's buckwheat flour, 10c; 7 tbs, 25c. Hecker's best per package, 4c and 12c. Van Pki.t, 125 N. Delaware and 59 N. Alabama. C'LOV'K PKU*BARKKL;43.50 lo H*>. F 26-pound sack*. 46c to 62c. 20c each allowed for nice flour barrels. Price’s baking powder per th can. 43c. Royal baking powder per ft can, 43c. Excellent bakfng power, not in can, 15c. Bed baking soda per lb, 7c. Van Pelt, 125 X. Delaware and 59 N. Alabama. it r U FOR 4 lbs mince meau £0 Sc for 1 tl> ail kinds jelly, oc lor 1 ft dried peaches. 5c for 1 ft dried apples. 5c for 1 quart beaus. 23c for 1 ft young hyson tea. 6c for 1 B- Kingaii shoulders. 25c for 3 3-ft cans pie peaches 30c tor 1 gallon sirup.

-46c for 1

rooms..... rooms.

m ... I.‘aoma West First, one-story brick, 4rooms

213 West 511*1. one-story brick, 4 rooms

Be.moot, one story frame, 4 rooms Belmont, one-story frame, 3 rooms Belmont, one story frame. 3 rooms

166 Yandos, one-story frame. 3 rooms 186 YundeF, Orie-rtory frame. 8 rooms

96 Nebraska, one-story frame, 2 ro

. , LODUINli ROOMS.

23 and 25 Virginia avenue, five

rooms...

800 7 00 6 60 « 00 5 00 5 00

nd 25 Virginia avenue, five rooms, recently pai>ered andipaintcd, single or eu suite; entire floor

to suitable Applicant at low renL

Grkoory A Apckl. 7 aud 8 Talbott Block.

FOR RENT—

MISCELLANEOUS.

t^TABLE, 236 North lUinols slreeL OEKMCte* Off JERhKY BULL OonierT’ratt O street and Lafayette railroad. John Peausov.

plANOB AND - '~

mon<

PkABaoji’a

>8 AND ORGANS, at irom S1.5U togi par ith, and tbe rent applied on the purchasa. i’a Music UursK. 19 N. Pennsylvania sL

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

. Cary K, Bailey Miss Jennie, Bohne Miss Anna. Bloom Mrs.

iruary.

Put lapel ph ia. January 29, ih and January. 87>,4#''8-" F'

cash ah

Corn—Cash March, 4(421 4154c: Februi

Balti

lower a

Februi

12

ebruary

Wheat —

see.

m.—» neai

January, 87>,(#>sc: February. S7>s(d.s

i. January and February. 46ViM' l 4C: 1814714c. Oats-Cash aiut January, 4U‘,<<y

iary, 3»S<ft40a Rye-vJaah. 65c.

Hoag. January 29.-Wheat — Western, .nd quiet; No. 2 winter red spot, 8tc bid; February, noVa«?!«c: March. H8S(u**''.c; May, 9D, (Win%o. Corn—Western, sleady; mixed snol, 47‘4no 47!,c; January. 47 l ,(aH7-,c; February. 40-, rg 4674c; steamer, 4C,®44tfc. Oats—Kirm: Western white. 3MA+X". do mixed. 36(<t l*c. ProvlsiooH Easy and quiet; mess pork. |10.75gUl.ro. Lard-Refined. 7‘,<«7>»U. Eggs—latwer at iy-a20c. Coffee—Steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 7’,(q. 6‘ 4 c. Receipts-Flour. 2,324 barrels; wheat. 2,30u bushels: corn. 117,Olio bushels: oats. 3,ro0 bushels. Bblpments—Flour, »C barrels; wheal, 24,ISM bushels;

Corn, 559.000 bushels.

New York, Jannary SS.—Wheat—Depressed Lfaif.c lower and fairlv active: No. 1 white, nomtual: receipts, 1,650 bushels; sales. sa-Onobusuels No.

;ie, Robbins Mrs. Martha. ,ucy, 8arah Miss Sarale 1

layers,

crown. HS5

l(BH!«c: Turkish

certain that the bailooa Le Fugitif hat been destrofedio »recent gale, and that three aeronauts—Aime Girod, a musical composer; Jules Rettaud, the baritone, once attached to a theater in New York, and Rubeie Carroul —have perished. Le Fugitif was last seen on Saturday, circling oyer Brest, in a gale of wind. A Russian steamer, just arrived, reports that on Sunday, six miles off Brest, it passed a wrecked balloon and car answering exactly the description of Le Fugitif.

f Break ta OU

New York, January 29.—The oil mare hat was added this morning and the price

was driven down to 85c on heavy trading, , chloroform. TSOtMr. copperas, per . ao,a-i.,iu<..-i^as7t..»d< T .»i, 5 , WfS^Mfp»«3SaaC!Ei? at 874« this morning. There is no news and I 5<£ic;snMa. Epsom. *(<Ue; suipnor. 4gc

the course of the market has been due entire-

50; 3 pound* i 192,000 bushels do. May. 94Uy94-»,e; 160,000 bushels

I^D^l.U)S&f^iu^* U ^ml»m U 2"MiuV<l^^i' ■ Skc"* 1 Oau^A *yh«ale ^fo'VFC^^receipt?

TOtqMWc; raspoernes. SUKALJO; ; '27 674 bushels; sales. 25.UTO beahels: Western, 37(443c.

tl.se; ealmon. 1 pound. •!.4o^LS0: Beet-Dulk wyw aBera. ttfioa

1.90; 1 Bret—Dulk new extra. SW.00. Port-Steady; new

i. SL0OS51-4O: Rs vara ron>.*LW: i masa, Lard-- Dull aud aaaier; steam

Fruits Nuts—Bananas, •■mnll ; rendered.*6.4a. Butler—SU

nd, $1.10(0.

|1.W: soaked peas, ' strawberries. 11.45-# I tomatoes. 3 pound*.

Foreign ana

buuchta. /acaSSLOO: large. figs. i214(«t'c: raisins.

mrrn | $3.3501.30! Muscatel*. don (aLLOU per box: Valencia. . .

prunes, eld. SlgeMc: new, 5q*51,c: currants. 7Vl* 8c for new: Legborn cUron kaaac: lemons. Messina. $4-ro(a.4.ou oar box: tancy. $4Au: oranges Ploridaa. rnsretta. CAUOMJIb. bngatv -Ajo9»a«> per pox: almonds. Tarragoula, UkaJOc: Ivlca. 17® JOc new Brazil nuts. UdSUic; FUberu 129s

walnuts. G reroot A He. French.

ered.«

ugar-Steady: crushed. 7c,

rauuialed. k'-.lj

utteriibed,,

ted. KSlfl-U 1516c.

□. 21‘,®'22c.

4513c: pecans, w eater iu tuc: raw past: Teanaasw, 4Mt$*Hc; Vtrgtala, 6q;95*44c;

uii.s, wnite

ly to msmipolniioa. At 12 o’clock tbe Is S5$e, and the market it steady and' less

active.

San Francisco’* Pueblo Grant. Sah Francisco, January 29.—The stata ■a pre me court rendered a decision yesterday in favor of the plminttft in the case of the city and county of San Francisco against

4n($*ue:

— lard«

otL 424S45C; opium. *3.75®LUO: wnlta lead. 7(07044 iodide potash. $3.60643.25- . . Grocen«*—8oa»r»— Hard. Tfrmao: standard A, ac\e: coffre A. 6q®«He: wbtteextra a

[moa iiihry

,,irsa.ii«r^srfg:jdds>5c, , iss?A Arabian. UAc: Galas * A No. L 14Me Mo-

The Chicago Markets. [By Howvll* Bundy, Uraio Brokers,? Chamber ot Commerce J Tauuary 29 0peniiig'’fHghe*T Txiwest 1 p. in.

Wheat-Keb.. • Mar.. May.; Corn — Feb... Mar.. oat, -p: MarPork — Fe^... Mar Lard - vX~ Ribs - Feb...

£?

“*T!

ft) $7 I It) 80 I 11 07 10 97 6 10 *07 • 14 i *K 6 25 S3 6 SO •» i 6 87 I 6*5 6 40 l *44 I

Cotton Market.

New York

Ngw YottK. January 2a.-Cotton-Flnn: uplands, 9 3-1 Sc: Otlaana 9\c: sals*. 67 bales: July. aOBc: AUgUAL iff4c.

I gallon maple simp.

5c for 1 oar tiabbilt s soap. 5c for 1 quart cranberries. 25c lor 1 quart can toiiialoet.

5e for 1 ran pumpkin. 7c for 1 ft currant*.

70 for 7 lairs Dundy soap. 25c for 6 bars Electric light soap.

25c for I

110 ip

r>ars German soap. GEo. J. Hammai., [1(1112 Ma-ssuchuseUs i

Shively block. Telephone 756. -

jnsTATtL'lSilED 1861.

Xh $L8o per tibl for Crown Jewel flour. $1.80per obi for Improved While Rose flour.

$1 for 14 ft* grami fitted sugar.

$1 tor 16 fts suit A sugar. $1 lor 18 lbs extra C sugar.

$1 for 13 it mi powdered or cut-loaf jug:

13c lor l ft Arbiickle's coffee,

lie. 12',c anil 15c for ebu 20c for 1 ft tancy roastrei

5<- per ft for line French prone A5r for 6 it,s silver gloss starcli. Tic lor 9 ft* Riel's pearl starch.

25c for 12 fts sal soda.

2.V- for 9 tbs Akr

"VT EW 5-ROOM COTTAGE on Hoyt ave. At>Xv ply to E. H. Eldhidoe & Co., corner Ala-

bama and Maryland sts.

r P WO 8TOilY BUS1NE88 HOUSKi che A one dwelling; good location; two lota addressM. W. GKKOORY. Brooklyn. Hid.

4 T A SACRIFICE: '

A. Unl

eap; also

Call or

.$50,000^ l 'u“w“SS5 t V5' , l-SS

avenue.

v.

Market SL qPDUU security. G. W. Wootw, 24Fatst Waahiugton sl _______________ \| ONE4 TO LOAN on first mortgage; lowest N,«Mr ioN ° i ^ Ypoo ‘' * <j °" ° vm F ‘ rst \f t 4 s XCl PA LBONdSru RC Based: city ancT v'l larm loans negotiated. U. M. Stoppard A Co.,24 Wright Block. CKE our builuess wagon: ju*t wlia; von want; O cheap, good and useful; a few cutters left at COSL Back i s A Kkaoas. ( OANn NEGOTIATED ou Improved fudlaruipfe>g?rCT Atats** ^ ^ £ t 'OANS NEGOTIATED on Improyed form and - J-) city property in Indiana and Ohta Jos. a. Mookk. 46 hdist Washington at

form or t Scott,

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

fPIIK sixth series of the Franklin Building and A Loan Association will^open Tuesday nigh

rry 2 shares, $2uo. amount loaned oi

esday night.

Gy dues, 25 cents, each ahare. Intert>3 obtained of W.

Febr

Full amount loaned

eat 8 per cent stiares may be obtained of W. A. Rhodes, 13 Virginia avenue; M. b. Butler, 19 South Meridian street: A. Burdakl. John G. Pendergast, A. A. Heifer. Edward Daniels, W. C, Auder

son. H. H. McGaffVy or J. W. Chapin.

riMIK WESTERN BAVING AND JJJAN AHSOi i-tATioN-Organlzed December 15, 1884. Authorized capital stock. $1,000,000. divided into five thousand Shares ot $2uo eaclu Inltiat on foe, 50 cenu pershare. D-ies, 55 cell in per share f>er week. TblrU a.-ries willbeopenedon Monday evenlng.Februarv l. .isnd. This assoclatioo pays ft-fl $200, and at low premium. ami only 6 per cent interest. Shares tnav bo had at place of meeting ion Monday evening,) over iM) West Washington street, or of Otto N. Frenzel, Merchants' National bunk: Then Rfafflin, secretary. s-4 We»t Washington street; George P. Wood,

president. 84 South West streeL

AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTION SALK-We will reft on to-morrow Tv iSaturday) morning, at 10 o'clock, at our

. „.ov,a.j... ...... . room, No. 78 East Washington street, on* very W. E. Mick Jt Co.. 68 Fdtst Market ‘“rge mirror, marbltelop center table, bedsteads.

—' — — txtension tables, wardrobe, washstai

don at.;

some home, \\ . ,.. — .. .....,.,. ....., ..,-i. /Y HEAT UA RUAI NS; a nice new 4-room bonseon \J Olive, near Prospect, cellar, cistern, well, wuodhouse; prlce,$l.'2u0. Nice 6-room cottage, frame, on West Mlchlgati, near Tennessee st.: price, $1/i0U; cheap al $2,001. 3-rooui cottiqce, northwest, renting for $84 per year; price, *tluo cash. Nice cottage on Daugherty 8t., renting for $UW per year: price, $776 cash. Please call and gel full particulars; the above property must sell. W. E. Milk A Co., 68 East

Market sL

FOR SALE—Horses and Velncles. lORTLAND CUTTERS, strictly first-class. Rob-

< xtension tables, wardrobe, wa«tistands, springs, mattresses safes, stands, chairs. II efining chairs, double and single lounges, hr aud ingrain ^carpets, chairs, card table, 1

heating stoves, lunibre-quius, etc. Hr st A McCL’kdt, Auctioneers

b*d-

re-

Itrussel* cook and

rjouTLAND curnsKS, * L bi ns, 32 East Georgia st.

qiECOND-HAND PHAETONS and baggie* O slaughtered; new oue* cheap. Robbins, 32

Last Georgia st.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

| cMALL STOCK OF IXiYS. gloss and tinware,

etc., '29 Masoachusetts ave.

A RAHOA IN: states of TeiiT'and Florida iSr A the “Diamond Spring Bed: " trade for real or personal property In either state, this state or

western land. Terms to suit purchaser. Ju J. F'kaupto.v, administrator, Pendli

FOR SALE-

nd 15c for choice" Kio coffee, roasted,

tl f lateen Rio collei

Miss Maud,

rs. Orra, Maxel

Susie E„ Margaret,

Miss Rachel. Me—Mc-Mnrray Minnie.

P—i'hister Jennie. K—Ryan Miss Maggi S—Stucker Mrs. Li Sfi-ru Miss Dora.

T—ThouipsouMrH. Minnie, Tomson Mrs. Febbie. W—Wolfe Miss Blanche, Winkler Kathlei, West Miss Jennie, Wescott Mrs. L. S.

OENTl.KMEN S LIST.

B—Base Edward, Boeck George, Bundy Chas„ Blue Yoris, Bym Colman, Ballard Frank, Bishop

Thomas.

C—Casey Dennis, Coffin Manon, Callings E, G., C a iiey Eugene, Christen IL, Crandall Sidney W., Clark R. P. H—Dletrich SimnelS. E—Eugle Christian. F—Fralick William. G—Garey F. K.. Gardner Mr. (36 Cherry street.) H—Harrell Ben, Hardy E. D., Hider George W.. Holt Chas., Huhlmann \Y. 1—ivers Edward, Iseman Joe. J—Johnson W

rtz

mharn Sam,

J. E., Miller Wm., Moore Wm. If.

Me—McPodden John, McCloy Wm., McClure

Jos.

N-Neal U. W, P- Pammer Goorge. PerimanJ. K., Preston Sedge ley J., Peck J- M„ Powtl G. W. R—Rohinsoo IX A., Robinson Wm. 4a., RamBell C. F. (2i, Reed J. J. S—Shaw Wm., Stern D. T., Sheppard John. Smith Harry A., Schutheis John. T—Taylor Mr, (of Detroit) W—Woodward Hub, Widener Wm., Westcott E B„ Watson S. G.. Wilson J. T., Wheeler E. B. Z—Zerf Sigmund.

FI BBS.

J. E. Hall Sl Ca, Hoosier Seeder Company,

Union Loan and Savings Company.

Aqltlla Jones. Sf.. P. M. XostT

T>OCKET-BOOK: name “Bess yAglesfleld. ' A eral reward. 102 N. Pennsylvania.

"i LADY'S GOLD PIN Tu ‘ A Pflafflln's hall aud '323 Ui

25c for8 IDs best New York buckwheat flour. 25c for 8 qt* white hominy. 12!jCfor 1 package Hecker’s genuine S. R. buckwheat flour. , 6c for t Hniall package Hecker's genuins b. K.

iiucKwiieat Hour.

11c per ft for heat sugar cured bams. 6c per ft for Imq) sugar cured sfiooldera sc per ft for choice lard 7c per ft for 50-ft can choice lard, 40c per ft for J. T. plug tobacco. 40c jier ft for Peach Pie plug tobacca 46c per ft for Star plug tobacco. 36e per ft for flua cut toiiaceo. 3UC i>er gallon for best golden si: up. 25c lor 4 fts Taggart's or Bryce's crackers. 40c for 1 ft gunpowder or Imperial tea. 16c for 1 ft baking pow der. 2Sc for 6 bars Snlphtied *<>ap.

25c for 7 bars Dandy.

2V i«r 7 bars Kvery-dar soap. 26c for 6 bare Electric Light soap, loc for 3 lb can table peaches in sirup. H. F. Sen k a ok r, 70. 72 and 74 Mats. ava. C. H. ScHKAhLK. 453 and 457 Virginia av*.

■ 1 m s 1 —

AN NO U N CE MEN TS.

ITKNKY wStphXl grinds scissors, knives

JT and razors. 197 s. Meridian.

pfDlANA STATIST KB, 1885. A.Tdl^isIOu5fiw:

MISCELLANEOUS. I I EKBEV BULL CALF, 6 weeks old; al a bargain.

I O agl Bright sL

I i NO. 1 FUESinmV'ASD CALFy'at NoTli4

i A English ave.

! i tNE UPRIGHT slfOW-CASE, 36x41 _ Rooth 9,

over Ayresfa

i 1.’1.01:11, feed. coaTand - wood. at A. ClitroHtVa^

1 '2(fi luoiaua uve.

/ ' OOD T\' Pft-W’itlTi’rt, cheap, and easy terms.

IJ Add res* I 22,,New*.

IIIGH GRADE JERSEY COW, withbelfcr calC AA Gates's stable, East Market sL \\TELrTJSTAllLlSIlKfl MiO.INEitY S'foRfcT TV Apply 3U7 East Washington »L I A DUCS, ask grocers for Kuesewaid** Magnetic Xj soap J-lxlraqt; eaves time and labor. I MlTAlltiN BE0KOOH SETS. 426, on payJ. ment*. at Mbnsenuee’s. 101 E. Washington.

aser. J cartCK

ieton, Ind.

FOR TRADE.

T OT IN IRVINGTON for good hor Aj mill, 24U N. Delaware street. Jam

MISCELLANEOUS.

( \ F. I*A YCOCK A CO., ooiuraotorsand ttuildara

V.. 74 South Pennsylvania tu

RAILWAY TIME CARD. 1>K I-ART. Al Jeffersonville, Madison A TndianapoU Southern Ex. ds_ 4.16am I Ind'polls Ex.. l..*MadEx, pc.. 8.15am I LslUACEx,<

LA Mi

qBHVK-B.'ur J -'.I'.-KV Hi l.l. Ol,,™. !.,.;, Btreet and l.atuyeite railroad. John Pkamson.

AKBIVK. >lls K K.

Mad Ex, pc.. 8.15am I I24LL.ACEi,d,p7lU.45am ladmatl.ditc. a.5onrn | N. Y A N.F.Ex.pc E46pm Ex...6.45pm | St.L.Cd:DT,n,d,alU.45ptn

" idali

Vain

St.Louts Mail— 7.36am I Eastern F M. d. 3 15am Fastlineex.d, p hl2.U0m | Eastern Ex.-d....

la Line.

line e I U. 1

urn Kx. c • Haute 1

d, p

Terre H. accoui... 4.room 1 lerrvxtaute ao._:

Western F L, d...;s.wpui I Clu <k Lou fast 1_ X.’ttpiu Western Ex, d,...ILOOpm 1 Day express, d.._ 4.4Upiu

Cleveland.Coiumbus.Clnclnnati A ini"

N.Y A Bos Ex.d.a Day t n rtpl dtt N.

^ e’x^I.^^'.IO.IO* And* Mich Ex._ll.U>a,

nns

4.00am Lou N. O.

Ex

L—Lentz Robert, Lara way Oscar, Long W. H. M—Morsharn Sam, Marshall George, Murrison

23, News'office'' Skla "’ luulU ’ l '‘* r ''’ aJ d reiB CL| w k LOA DB CORD, stove, split and block wood; «)vYJ cooper shavings, kindling. beai.LMAN.

Telephone 372.

I Cht rECt-TV5-jD, MnVTine"5rtejrey'w7iITfi* desk5. Mkssknof.b’s, southeast corner Wasu-

u^tou ami l>t*lawaiv.

piSTHEB HOKBEH, Cheip; $iuU 'ao'thes"w'Hogers, $3.U); ironing hoards, 75c, worth $1.51). Mxt-

lin'», 53 North Illinois st

V*ALOON AND RESTAURANT: HOCSE well it turnislied;good reasons for selling. 32 West

I ouisiiana st., Indianapolis,

j /’ 4KLKBKATKD _ I*ES[SsULa5~BASEBUR:

ANA STATUTEB, 188$. Address «. K. Dow- j Ntidt, on pajments, at MessE.nukr’s, wuthney. iilsing Sun. Inclose postage. | east corner M asnlngton and Delaware. "STRY BCBTLKB—No lady can afford to 6e | /"XK4A"R STORE; ceutFaTlyTSFaredTdolii a g5od thoutone. Room 9, over Ayres's. | Y.- busineas; old stain I; aheap rent; on account of i SiS-Studio rooms "ti'Fletcher A sickness, owuer will aell al a hargain. Address K. 22,

cialty. ' News office.

T ANGTRY BUBTLKB—No lad; Aj without one. Room 9, over A \f ISiB BURG EBB—Studio rooms,

J.U Sharpe’s block. China paitulng a specialty. OERVIcfeoF JERSEY BUf.L, _ Corr.er Pratt O strmt and Lafayette sailroad. John Pkaumon. tr \V. W HITE willbeu candidate tor Township Al. Assessor, subject to approval of Renublican

Convention. . ,

/ iHARLES E. JOHN-ON will be a candidate for \j township assessor, subject to the reouhiicau

fuSSvES

(I tables. '

C«J4» * VSSVSVSSa

ELVKJJ—jElegam itEa~o( marbka top M tHsgsoKH'H. southeast oorner Wash-

ig; walnut balances. Planing J a q >:s Hasson.

NOTICE.

Llm^V

dianapolisl

ABL L.

___ 6.40am

ilenton JLdt And ^^*** ul Express. 1.55pm

Hem lud A Houth

Express. 6.36pm NA .4SLL.ex,d a 10.25pm

Brlghtwood Division. C, C.. C. A J. R. R.

6.40am d 6.30pm 4 10.45am a 4.40pm ILJUnm lu.26pui t

6.40pm ex s I 1,64pm

Olndunati, inma.iapuos. ML IgMils oe Chicago R. ff

Cincinnati Division.

Cin A Flo fl, 4. a. | IndVlts accom...ia5ian» aud e o. 4-OOam Chi A Be L Mail. C. Rush A Col ac- lL33am 1 d. p c lL45*a, Clu A L Mail. pc_ 3.55pui I BcPaul A UiilEx 4.56pm Cm aocoiUf d 6.40pm Chi A BCL IT, d

| and cc...

AYf IMUt WUtrei »xi w fwiv tonain.d c.oopw lO.luata d ll.ubtin 7.10pm d

&6pui

..lO.ijpLa

tl i&blea. MtHHKSoitH n. so Injttou and Delaware sueeis. ^]y v TTLJ A>r F.rfftTPP^r

uuhdate lor cision of re

and get rev ard.

,y tv*, between street. Return

REWARD.

$5 KLTSPS's.tasiT.nTS’.rs.'a

assssfiKSaiL

Kxi'U AMaa.

,ny party ft

iy member of the 1 By order of Tax Co.

LLI AM F. RUPE will be a can Township Trustee, subject to deci

publican nominating convention.

t-IRTr PREbBYTEKfan cftTnlcU-Freyw A service. Friday evening, January 29, tn charge

of Rev. M. V. Hunter. All are Invited.

T* HE IN DE PEND K„VT Tl'fTNY'EltEriTwjffgi ve A a children's carnival for its scholars on T'rlday, the 2*th of January, at '1'umer Halt, Illinois

and Ohio. Admission. 25c.

T> HPUBlACANH of tbe third precinct, second AV word, will meet at Krug A Mayer's store, corner Seventh and Alabamastreeta, Saturday. January 30, at 72M o'clock, to select a committeeman and

a delegate to tbe district convention.

JL C. Allicx, CommUteeman.

TAR. BOYD'S OFFICE. 8 Weal Ohio atreeC Reaj XJ Idence, 180 North Illinois sc I T)LOoD.skIn andnervous disease** specialty. Dr.' ; A> Denge-Walter's 2JS East Washington. I rpHE annual meeting" of tha stocabolders" of tbe ! A White River Railroad Company for the election I of officers and general business will be held at tbe office of Klugan A Co. In Indianapolis on Monday, the 8th day of February next, at 2 p. m. K. S. NIXCLAIK, Bee. Indianapolis, Ind.. January 18. 1885.

iff A Co., will sell at public sale,

band, at No. 24 East Washington street,

dtanapolis, Indiana, on Saturday, Feoruary 27, 18K,

' w tbe sale, from day to day, until com-

ick of Jewelry, furniture-, fix-

a r U.IOom I Cin accom 6.41pm

Chicago. OL Louis A Pit tabu r< K. K

Easteru MAEx.ct,4.oi)am I Ind. A Rich. Ac. 9.40am Eastern Kx. djx.. V3tem | Fast line, d lL46am Columbus Ac .11.room 1 IndlanapoUs Ac. 4.3ipm lud.A BJcIlAc..- I.ropm I Western MAExd 9.4dpm Day. Ex. d. - 4.55om I Western Ei. d....h).Jup.u

Chicago Divuion, via Kokomo.

Lou A Chi Kxmc.LLUam I C.A Lou f Kx.s.d. 4.00am L. A Chi f ex.d. all.OOpin I C.A Lou Ex. pa. 3.34pm

Wabash, ot Louis A Pacific R. W.

Tot FL W.A Deud 1.40am I»l Ex.» A c 4. kQoam Pacific Expr**s...U.iM*rn Del A Chi Stall 6.15pm

nceunea Railroad.

| Vincennes Acc... 10.45am

iceaue jaev__. 1 CatfO Exbresa.. 48l)pm CincinnatL Hamilton A Indianapolis E E

On Day A Tol, 4. 4.00am I Couneravlll# oc— 8.30am On D. T. A N. Y—It.o-wm I On Peo A frt U.lt.49am Cin Day T A N. Y. 3.6opu* | Cincinnati accom 5.Qupm Couuersvilleac.... CiDo n I tin Peo ASLL..d.lU.45pm

Indiana, Bloomington A Western R. W. Pac ExAM Js.rc. 7.60ano *' ' '

Kansas Express.._12.U0m Kan A Tex ri/sc. Vlupm

Wabash, Bt

Express L15pm

Indianapolis a

Cairo Ex A Mall.. 7.15am Vmceane Ace— 4.40pen

FOUND.

Bur A IL

r o and a

..10.50pm Easteru

and X (Street. 1H EA PExT PLACE in the city for wood' and Yfi coal, Chicago wood-yard, '222 English avenue. Telephone 693.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

res. goods, wares, etc-, turned over to me by'said Kiauee. L. M. Pitirea. Trustee.

ana ounlinna tb*

plated, alt tbe stocl

lures, goods

ftiaMiff $1604*- A-j. .via. A cvaxm. a * vsoavrxp. AT Y ctMtaasasastreInvited to attend aw exhibition AL baking with Professor Horsford's phosphate baking powder at my store, 70 and 72 Massachusetts avenue, Baturday. January at Delicious hot M»cutt* made without the usa of ahortenlng. Everybody should see this interesting and practical exhibition. Horsford's baking powder, made from Horsford's add phosphate. Is much stronger and healthier than any other. Don't forget the date to com* and get a hot biscuit IL F. st.Haanxa.

TIT HITE BPOTTED HORSE, bitched to a dairy rT wagon, containing a can oi milk and sack of potatoes. Return or leave Information at Indian-

ila Ii

East Ex A MaU.

d, sat e—4.20am LUantic Ex, r c... 4.06pm

Ex.u c c.ri- Skuopm

R, W.

Fast A South Ex,

d, r c and A 4.00am ClnSpeoiat —Htetam AUa l’c ExAMj-c 3.46pm Eastern Ex.dAiC lJUpm

. >1 vision.

aro.— laXpca

Igut Ex.u cc^c auupm ar c. la Indianapolis, Decatur A Bpringtteld K. VV. A P Thro ml aduam 1 FastexArcg.— L Montezuma ac 6.60pm Montx'ma Fast ex, <L rc. *_. .10.60pm 1 Thro mall

iiKUaumpoua 6t> ow lajuls iw iw

Day Ex. d, co._..-7JJ5a« | X Y. AX Ex, d.

LJUpm

potatoes,

spoils mallcati

iron works. Wallace Howard.

PERSONAL.

TTE-B GOING TO MARRY. YUM, TX'M. from tl ••Mikado.” ten centa Other selections, (atalogue free. W. >L Kao« A Ca. Tl North Illinois «t.

TAKEN UP.

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