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I 11 5 cnlv c2si ROST PERFECrKADE wttfc special regard to health. No Ammonia, Lima or from. A7C BAXiat POWDER CHICACC. ST. LOUIS.

PROVEPJCE Hslpi those who kelp themselves. Katun has provided herbs for tha ear of ha man ailment and medical ecitnce hai diseov rod thair healing powers, and tha proper ombiutiont necessary to coqtier diieaio. Tha result of thou discoveries and combinations is lyilSHLER'S ITTERS Tor but years it lias bean tested ia sever eases of Kidney and Liver Diseases, Malaria, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Bess, Lassitude, and invariably it has riven relief and enre. Thousands of testi moniala hava baen given, and it is moat popular when best knows. J.

O. Bteinheiser, Superintendent of the Lancaster Fa, hospital, writes 1 uasd It tn a great niinr rnrm of dyspepsia, Hdney dium, lier complaint. rheumatism, aaUinta ami scrofula, and Invariably with beat eeulta. T. Hofftaaif, of Circleville, Ohio, says Thla la to certify that I have bad the dumb ne.

and br oing one bottle of Miahler'a Harb i lter a cc.mpl cure has been ell acted. KISHLER HERB BITTERS 635 Commwc 8.., Philadelphia, Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrnp Haver Tails A TUG R. 1. S2i A.UU0 Self Operating Machines. If you tilllcf at The National Co UevHi, N.

AMUSEMENTS. pLYMOUTH CHURCH, Monday Evening, November 18, T. W. FARRAR, jk Archdeacon of Westminster. Subject, I DANTE.

This will be Cannon Fan ax's only lecture in too State. Reserved teats, 75c and 91. 0 sal at Plymouth Church, beginning Thursday morning, 12, at 9 o'clock. "Lecture at 8. Carriages at 9:20.

DICKSON'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Threeinlghts and matinee, beginning TO NIGHT. "DO YO Wf TO NIGHT. MADISON 8QUARB THEATER CO; Including Mr. W.

H. GILLETTE, In the screaming farcical comedy in three acta, entitled THE PRIVATE SECRETARY," a At which all London and New York hnve been laughing. '1 be crentest comedy hit In years, and oue of the best comedy ca ts over een lu this city. PRICES 10c, 85c, BOc, 75c, 1. Next Attraction THATCHER, PRIMROSE 4 I'S MINSTRELS.

NGLfSH'S OPERA HOUSE, Tbe largest, bent anl most popular Theater It Indiana. WILL E.EoLlsu Prop, and Mau'ger. Monday, November 9. for three nights and Wedne day Matinee. CHEAP PRICES lOc, 25c, 80c.

ELLA WESNER Supported by a company of comedi nsln her new mimical farce co medy, entitled CAPTAIN OF THE.QCEEVS OWN." I Thuradav. November il three nights and 8at rday matinee. LIZZIAY ULMER, in "DAD'S GIRL" People's Popular Prices li 23. 5. 75c ft I NDIANAPOLIS LECTURE COURSE.

FOURTH 'BEASON 18S5 fl. The course will ofvn Wednesday Evening, November 11, at 8 o'clock Nov. 11 A. P. BCRBANK, of New York, to his adaptation of Dickens's Tale of Two Cities.

KoV. 25REV. A. WtLLETTS. Dec 9 MAJOR 1L a DANE, "Naval Battles of the.

War." Dee. 18 MARY A. LIVKKMORE. Jan. LIEUT.

SCnWATKA. Tha tearch for fir John Franklin. Jan. 20 HARVARD COLLEGF. QUARTET, With E.

Pierce, reader. Teb MISS NELLA F. BKOWN, Dramatic Readings. I Feb 17 WILL CARLETOV. Author of "Farm Ballads," etc.

March 8 THE ROCK BAND. i The Tilt Fami'y ot English Balladlsts. March 17 REV. DEWITT TALMA 3E. COURSE TICKETS, S2.BO.

For rale at Plymouth t'hurch. Seats rewrved Ik each lecture on the Monday morning preceJ jug the lecture, at 8 o'clock. REW, SACKETT MAMMOTH DIME MUSEUM. Two Theaters snd Curiosity UalL Week ef Monday, November BfortXmer Wearer's New York Dramatic a power ul organization, lu BERTHA, THE SEVINa MACHINE GIRL, ASD THE OCTOROON Handsomely mounted and presented In an no. aorpassed style.

TEN CENTj admits to aiL fSjrioraiaaL ea at 2.30 and I p. m. TlfERIDIAN RINK. Monday Nlgfct, POLO AND bPEED PRACTICE Tuesday sht, Mtas ALMA W1LLARD ftaiiTi of tbe rollers, assisted by Mr. YA.

Ttmmona, sL douhls musical skaiini. Wednesday eveuia. Said concert from to Friday uight, GRAND MIKADO CARNIVAL Ysluable Japanese presenti, nuefal and ornament I.TT beat ri preaeut characters of theloperaof ttoe sl'kaUo, sardd by vots of ta audaca. tTIRGlNtA AVENUE RINK." Ores Attrsctlons Eeery Nig stThls.Wstft. To night (Monday).

Nov. ONE JlLK RACK sun vs. fn. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Prof. Uawson.

atHt aud acrooaiic akatsr. das Msiuo, ti oairts. o) A MILU AVIIf TER EXPECTED. Tha Daala tor Thla Aaaumpfioo li That Nattir la at Square JJraier. It may be assumed that the continj winter will be a mild one and that the present rainstorm is in the way of a prelude to the slop and serine which cofaititute a "niiM" winter in this climate.

It would be rash for even the Signal Service to attempt to guess how much warmer this winter will be than last, but the figures upon which a reasonable assumption may be based are at han'J. They tell their own story. During 'the thirteen years that the Signal Service observations have been made the mean winter temperature has been above fero. Tbe years preceding l' )3 alternated in crossing this mean up and down. Thus in the winter 'of 3 the average temperature waa it.9 below the mean tor thirteen years: in '74, Xl.b3 above; To.

below; 7d, il.2 '77, fi.o below; '78. 2o above; below; 'to, 22.9 alov '61, 17.9" below; 2, 17.3 atxive; below. Instead of iroinz above the mean, as tbe alternate yean had been doine, the win ter of e4 fell below; and last winter uit, making three winters in succession of colder weather than the average for this climate. Nature is supposed to work equitably, and as she has given this region, an overplus of cold for three years it may be reasonably expeptetf that she will now turn her attention to restoring the equipoise of heat and cold which have held the thermometer on an average at the freezing point for many years past Had correct observa tiona been made for fifty years and the records preserved, it would probably be shown that an extraordinary oscillation for several years in succesion, either above or below the average, occurs periodically. Until observations show that some such freak may be regularly looked for, it is to be.

supposed that there is a rotation of mild and cold wlnter, as shown above; and by this method a warm temperature is due lor the winter of ls 6. A BEGGARS' PICTL'RB GALLERY. On of tha Many Photographs Taken on the Fly. A wholesale merchant has established a 'beggars' picture gallery." With a detective camera, arranged he takes instantaneously the photograph of every one who seeks charity. A picture tliut he procured this niorn iuK would furnish interesting study for an arti M.

It shows a small boy so entirely overcome with confuiJou and an overcoat that a bocond look is required to tell "what it The overcoat sleeves are. Capped vacantly several inches beyond tbe boy's finjter tips, and the overcoat and hat formed tui li close connection that ttiey might have been taken for one garment had not the fabrics differed. From a hole in crown of the La', protruded what miht have beeii tiie bristles ot a paint brush, but reaily was a bunch of IK'ht brown hair. One loot bare and the other, covered with a stocking, showed beneath the skirt ol the coat. A reporter drop'ied in as the merchant put away the dry plate with this picture indeilibly recorded.

1 "Where do you was asked of the boy as he stood in the middle of tue hoorNwaiCng lor a girt. On Tennessee street." 'Near the State "Ye, sir." "iKiu't yon live near the rolling "Yea sir." "Out by the arsenal." (Two miles from the rolling mill.) "Yes "Wnere's your other itocklnc? 'Home. Ma wouldn't let me Wear only one. "Ciin you "Yes sir." "Whut letter Is thlT (pointing to "loti't know, sir." "Do you always tellthe truth?" "Yes sir." 'I never saw such utter destitution as this boy shows, said thejmeieiiuut after the poor lad had passed out. "I have been in the worst quarters of New York and Baltimore and huve seen all that they have to show of destitution, but 1 haw seen this boy several times and he Is not only rapored, poor and huntrry, but frieudle and even without those aa ooiations which cheer if they do not relieve the destitute.

This boy does noi know whether he is speaking the truth or a lie; he iao utterly ignorant that be knows nothing, and he doesn't comprehend but he s. lie seems to have no Ineiids and no acquaintances except his mother, and he is not sure that she cares for him. There's not much of a future for him, is there? he makes a pood picture, lie in tbe best looking boy ill my collection, for his youth and innocence shield him and his powrty excites one's sympathy." SUPREME COURT. Abstracts of Oplnione Rendered Satorday, November 7, 1885. I PltACTllfE BEI.ORD.

12.1C8. George W. Graves vs. Edwin DuckwaU. Miami C.

C. Amrmed. Elliott, J. Tbe appellant contends that the trial court erred in taxing costs against him. The first paragraph of the appellant's complaint counts ou a contract and it may be that the court rendered judgment on that para'raph, and as the amount of tue recovery was only io it was proper to tax the appelant wiinT.os:s.

There is nothing iu ihe record showing that the recovery was not based on the first paragraph of the complaint, and it will be presumed thut the court did base its action' on that paragraph. A party ho alleges error must present a record allowing it. for otherwise ail reasonable presumptions will be in favor of the proceedings of the trial court. SLASHER OPES ANp CLOSE. I 11.792.

William II. Shukea s. Sue McWUliams. Hamilton C. C.

Afhrmed. Uowk, J. Action by the appellee against the appellant for damages for slander. The complaint churned that the words were falsely, maliciously and slanderously spoken. The appellant set up in answer the circumstances under which the words were spokcu.

The answer then proceeds as fol lows: "The defendant avers that all statements male by him, alleged in the complaint of the plaintiff, were and concerning such p.ainnll'. but without malice." This answer does not confess and avoid the cause of action stated in appellee's complaint. Such a i answer is generally called an argumentative denial, and the plaintiff lias the right to open and close, There is tut error in permitting the Jury to take with them, when they retire to consider their verdi' the pleadings in the cause, (ot) Where there is nothing in the record to show that a bill ol exceptions was filed in the cause, such biit although Copied in the transcript, is not a part of the record. ('At 4: 2U; 401 Pending Appeals From the Mayor. Claim is made by the authorities that after appeals have been taken from tbe Mayor to the Criminal Court the cases cannot be called in the higher court until the beginning of the term, which is on the first Monday of July aud January.

There are a rjumbcr of these appeals from the Mayor, and tover three months have elapsed since the beginning ot the July term, and yet those which could be forced to trial are still nnasstgned to the calendar. A hasty examination of the City Court records gives the following, including names, date of hue, umount, which have been carried to the eourt above pre dins; tbe beginning of the present term, uue ul them, Ruger, is lor selling on Sunday, while the remainder are for violations of the 11 o'clock law: Scott Baker, January 2. I0 and costs. Stephen MatlU January 22. tS and costs.

Henry tjiiitreiiberg, Januarv Jj. sj aud costs, William seztrob. January 23, t2i aud coals. James Connors; January 2, t2 and costs. Leo Kuner, March Si, lt and costs.

Scott Buki two cases. Marca Zi. flO and James McBride, March 2i, flilanU costs. Jaiues Couair. April 9, SUi and costs and ten daya Krank Wbl r.

April 2, iuadaya. siephan Malllert A prll JU, 4.6 and leu day a Johu Metckr, rebruary 24, tii and costs. Jack Lone, March 2, ta aud costs. James Sullivan, March 2U, f2S aud ten days. Some of these esses may have been included in the hair splitting discussions of Judge Jjiortou, Just previous to hm departure for Europe, but a majority of triem are still pending, and there is no known reason why the prosecutor Sloes not press them to a conclusion.

If there is any special cause hy a defendant in these liquor cases should make practically no defense below and then appeal the case, the public would like to know what shape it takes. Mr. Fattlson's Deposits. To ths Editor of Tas Indianapolis News: Mr. Pattison claims to have deposited the city's money iu the banks for safe keeping.

If so, will he please explain to tha Council Committee why such a large amount was in Harrisou's Bank. At that time Uarrisou's Bank did not otler 1 etter security so far as safety waa concerned than other banks of the city, and yet over of the city's funds was in thai bank. If the Treasurer was looking on ly fur a safe place to it the money, why was it not distributed among ail the banks? Certainly ordinary, precaution would have suggested to him that he was getting too many egtrs in one basket" if he had only iu riew tbe slety of. the money. Why ia it that only t', was In Fletcher Jt Sharpe's Bank? Was not Fletcher Sharpe's at that time considered equally as safe a bank as Harrison's? Tj it not a tact that Mr.

Pattison drew money out of Fletclier it Sharpe's Bank to. loan to the Harrisons at a higher rate of interest? While it is true that both banks failed. It is equally true that the loss on the deposit lu Fletth Sharpe's Hank will be not to exceed per while the deposit in Harrison's is a total loss. Praying; for Yoang Men. A large number of young men were present at the Y.

M. C. A. rooms at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon to hear Her. Mr.

Bond THE INDIANAPOLIS XEV. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1835. thaler's address. At 7:30 this evening Bey. S.

F. Tincher will speak to young met) the same place, and all young men are in vit d. The o'clock prayer meeting at the Y. M. C.

rooms wai conducted by Kev. A. W. Lamport tbis tbe attendance was i very gratifying. Many fervent prayers were otl'ered for the one million railroad men of this continent, and the singing was of a hearty character.

Rev. J. Baitzly will lead tbe meeting morrow morning, and prayer will be odered for yonng men in. schools and colleges. The Methodist Ministers At the Methodist minis ters' meeting this Mr.

J. P. Dunn, read a which "was very highly commended, on the Indian question, taking the position that the church had not done what it should do for tbe Indians. pr. Gilbert and others participated in the discussion.

A resolution thank in? the author of paper lor it was adopted, and a committee appointed to memorialize the Missionary. Board was appointed. At the next meeting there will be a general discussion of the topi. "The Model Christian." "Hewty." "Bewty never dies; it iz like truth; thev both hav an immortality sumwhare." SucL is the beauty of the stylish at 'K ELLEHEU'sj, the leading hatter, South Meridian street. Cheapest place in town.

Frank Ilird's Transfer, NO 16 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET, INUIANAPOLIri, 1ND. Xotice On and after this date Frank Bird's Transfer will furnish couoes and carriages at following rates: Coupe for thenter. reception, or entertainment and return, up to one or two people, i' after midnight, Carriage tor theater, reception or entertainment, an to midnight and return, one or four people, after midnight, Wedding and return, two or four people, riding, etc.j$1.00 per hour. Telephone. 534.

I THK MAIEKEt EV1. New York Stock Market. Nr.w Yotik. November a Noon. Monev ls nttininal at percent.

Bar i)er, The stock niaraet continued strong until neurlr when the advance was cheeked and wasfollnweil by decline of to pr the latter su laul. bual uiid iay the market is active and tirm. at irregular prices as compared with the ODCimiB hures. Three's, 4. 'a.

UJ. T4 s. IIS; Pacilic ol Adams Lxpress lai New Jersev Cent 44V AHeibenv Northern i'ac l.ic ii'f Alton Jt Terreiiaute 46 preterred preierre.l 111 'I AuieriCau i i preierrei l.S7 C. it ik To New York Central. 1(H Canada 4Hf X.

ChL 1 Central 4i preferred, 17 Ctiicairo dt Alion 'Ohio prererrl l.Vn Jt 24 Chicat 'i, Kur. A 4 ktA prelerred lj C. Ontario Wvsturu. is C. is.

Cleveland SI', It A Cleveland Coluui Oregon Trans 2'' iK laware Jt Hud Wt Pacihc lKlBJ.aret Uicit 12J us I enverdtKiu Urande Iss U. Jt' Hillotirn. prt'lt rrt tl 4t. A iteadinic Fi i Wvnc llock Island Han. it bl.

Joseph it A nun is U4'i preierrea Ilarleiu first firef. Wt miiltui A SI ISt Paul Hi, lldnoW (Vntral ll it prefirre 1. Is St. M. Causa Texaa Paul etc Lake Erie A Western 11V preit Texas Pacillc.

L'uion U. d. Kx uress. i ltke share: 49 21' 9 Sj IS luuisvtlie tf Louisville A N. A Marietta A Clu Second MeUL A Cuarles.on..

icliigan Minn. A st. prelerred. Missouri Pacnic Mobile A Ohio Morri Jt Lsex Jt St A Pi. preferred 33 77 23 47'.

,1 2 14 .12 47 Wells I'aruo Kx Western iok si 1 ver. prelerred 31 r. C.C IK Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Merchints are to rjersuade themselves thut trade is as good as it usually is at this time of the year, an.fl"a commendable determination to feel, well over 'the situation is shown on all slues. Nevertheless it is clear that trade is not active and that collections are not good.

Thb is the effect as gathered from a bird's eye viewot the markets, of course thvre are exceptions as in leather, hich is reported to be moving freely, aitd as in tinners' supplies, wiiich sold up well Iron is steady, and collections are uot sutisiuc tory. Ppxluce is dulL Prices on groceries are fairly regular. Sugars show a weakened front; quotations are slightly lower. Codecs remain without change. Currants are strong at au advance of He New York is bare of new prunes; au ample supply in this market at.

06" jc; old ones are worth 4' iio for small lots. The shot pool still remains broken, and so do prices. Dry Uooda Prints, American. Allen, Arnolds. (: Berliu.

fancy colors, Cocheco; Lddysuuie, fancy, tic; U.irile, (a llaiui Ito: Pa.iiic, faucv. tic; vVaiuineton Turkey red Sf; Harmony, 4Sc: Manchester prints, tS0 brown sueetiu, Atlantic, Atlantic D. 6c: A pleu.u liuote A tiic: Couuuentat so lurk 4Sc: Anchor, as inches, UranltevlUe b. E. 6c: Uraniteville Sc: Indian orchard.

inches, 6tc; Pipperell 7cj I'epperell Saranac It, Pepperell, 1M, lscv Pep persli, 10 4, 'Jnc: bleachel sheetiugs, Androsweirru, liarkers mills. Wi Inches. 7c: Hartletlts lllacastone, A A. 7c: t'bestnut Hill rV Chap man X. a.Sc Dwuhtstar S.

tfC: Fruit of the Loom i iuches. sc; Fitchville, win Hill's semuer Idem art inches, 7Sc: Hope, 5 ainhric, luadale cambric, luci Lonsdale, loclies, 4c Wliiluusvil s. Z.1 Inches. 6c: ains ma. 3t Inches loSe: New York mills lue; Ctlc, HM, Sic; Corset Jean, ludia Orchard, ict Kearsae sateen, 7 Set Nauiukeag sateen, 8c: llock port Zc; Ticking A Atno.kMf plaid, Conesto.

a. gold medaL I.ISC5 F. lie: CC lil.c: Shetucket, S. 7iC; ilt River. 6 VI1 iaiwtston.

laches. ii Inches. 1 Sc; i inches. Use: York, inches, 11 Omega, SO Inches, Sc. usiiaburirs aud clievuiis, Lou Uiana plaids, 7c; Augusta, t.ttawa, be; Aiuoskeag, stripe, ssc: plaids, 9Sc: Hamilton, loc; 7 Cncuiivllle.

S'ic: Scotch Mnlsh, lSc: Pacilic alrWs aooili, three fourtba poplin luster, Oh: casu "ut re. uuarters, tss alpaca luster, lii'ic: An. trulian crepe, lti'cc; brocatels, le'c, cash mere, A ginicnam, Lancaster, 7c i v.anneu GooOs RVd'Sic: beans, string, suaisuc: liuia. siaiidvrd fl.Outivi.'J): soaked Tic l.lb,il.3i: cutcrriea, 2 pound, lobsters. 1 pound, H.Va,; ut; mackerel, 1 tvtjuud.

(a.i.le: oysters, 1 pound. 2 pounds, I.U. likht, 1 putnd. f.u7ix.; 2 pounds, l.Uj..ol.J; peaches, standard, 2 pounds. Sl.tli, 3 pounds, Si.7 l.ij: conj, pounds.

fl.Zvqil.40 ie, 3 pounds, SkVa tl.UO; pound) pie, oiue apnles, llulmina. tl standard. 2 pounds. tl.6K4ii.7i: II.10.4 L2J: Dlunis, laiuson, '1 pounds, tl.iu: toaked was, raspoerrle. it.oyi 1.20: strawberries, tl.il.ts); salmon, 1 pound, l.il.so: tomatoes.

pounds. 1.0.i,LJ: Revere corn, fl. lot Moiinlalu Suk'ar, Llia.l.': Yarmouth SL26S l.jui Durupkiu, 3 pounds, enc. Foreian Fruits sad Nun Bananas. S0c3f2.00: fiks.

12.o;l4c: raiMtiv London, layers. i.4o.a,.(.t Muscatels, double crown. S2853.uu per box: Valencia, li'Slillc: Turkish prunes, old. 4Vb0c: curraula, ss 63sc lor new: ieKhorn citrou, Jb C4c: lemous, Messina. s.i,4..v mt box: tanoy.

orana Roli, per box: Louisiana. pr barrel; Janiaicas.steiu cut altuouds, Tarraf olda Ivies. la.2uc: uew Brazil nut), tillierls. wamuLs, Urenoble. 15c: Knglish.

17 (f.lsc:' pecai.s. Western, luc: raw peannta. white Te nensoe, 4 ic: VI rgl la, 5S 'c: cuooanu ts 4o leadlna rutfs Morptiine. quinine. JJ borax.

I2uvllc: camuhor 24Uc: alcohol, S2.IO(i2l.";sssalatlda,26.asKc; alum, 8'tc chloroform, NVi "opperas, per riu: cream of tartar, pure, We: castor oil. oil ot beraamot per pound. Sl.V vS '2ft: soda, bfcarb. aans, Epsom, 4(g, jc: sulphur, 4.5c: aaitpeter. iuut.idc: turiM uiine, surivs se; glyoerne.

ls.q,'3ic; bromide of potasu, 4.V.5oc: lard oil. yvt)c: linseed on. 4 tvin.c opi wniWB leao, loitlde potash. SXOO 3.24. Orocenes tsiutars Hsrd.

standard A Sia6c: coffee whiteextraC, SHiSSe extra C. (tuMisc: goou vellow. 6 o.ic; couunou 10 fa'r, WtASj.c. Coffee Coimuoa to ordinary frade, lair, 8ra4c: good. ln.Uc; prims.

l.S.o.l.'oi strictly prime, 12.i,l3c; choice, livtilic: fancy, HutLV. C'olueu Rio l.Vq,15',V;' Java, Roasted Cofee Arbuckle'a. 1 iSc: Int erim 'a lV.c: McCune Arabian. tS: Uates's A No. 1.

issa Molawea aud tslruus New Orleans molasses. SomS 4c; medium sirups. i7'a30ci choice, XViV4oc starca, Lake salt, SUM pr car load; Sl.oV In imiall niiantilles. Rice Carolina. Stq7Sc Cheese.

CtA 12c Coal olU loral7c. according to grade. Tinners' Supplies Best brand charcoal tin. I C. 10x14.

1x12. Uxln. SS JS; I 1it14. liaia and 14X7). s.J5: rooting tin.

I C. I4xa.ss.7: SOia. fltii; tin in oigs, t'cs In bars, 27c: Iron. 27 11, Jc; lroii.se; Juniata, galvanized. SO percent discount; sheet zinc, 7c: copoer bottom, 21c: planished copper.

Sic: solder, leather oak sole held at SOtse; hemlock sola held at Jjud 'c: harness. 30. lc; skirtins, XVSse: Pliutburg harness. HaSct bridle leather, perdoieu, S.a..uoi(vr2.0u; cilv klp.io French kip, sSoLl: Cilv calt, s.tc.T.41.10 French calf. Hides, Tallow and lirea.se Oreen cow hldea.

7o steers, sc: No. 1 cured, wc: ereen calf, 9c do; salted calf, lie: dry flint, salt bides, luc. Pelts Lauih. 40c: sheen ski us, 25111100; 1 torse hides, Tsllow Prima. Sc: No.

2. 4.s(l'c tirease Brown, Z.4V3ic; yellow, Sc: while. I ron Bar Iron. wrought, charcoal bar, Horse shoes Burden's, I Perkins's gV90.i4.I5; Walker's. 'mule shoes, 4.it l5: cut nails, rates for tens; iron, rates lor teua; steel nails.

Sxstn horse nails, Hjotyi 4.7"iperbox. Wool Tuo wasnea. ciean. zoc: nnwashed. In good oroer.

20422c; tine Merino, and colled ldttvi6c MlsoIIaneous Produce. Dealers Bellinc Cap Cod, f7.Vs.oo oer barrel. Celery. 2S. W1C per dozen.

Oiiiuus, 2.2.420 per barrel: ispaulsb. Si per case. Potatoes, extra, 11. per barrel: Jersev sweeta, Baltimore Jersevs. nV2.So: Kentucky.

Sl.SOKfl.75. Honey, l.ii;c iter pound. Cabbage, 7OC1941 a barret Cider, S4.Oa94.Stl Kr barrel. Beesw ax. Isg.

Jic per pouutL Beau, nd picked navy, ti.sHtf 1.W per bushel: Sl.7U4l.si: New York marrowfats, S2.iVa,ii Apples, areeulnes aud pippins, t2.U"vii2,25 per barrel, f.ratiea. Concord. SttAttc per lb. in baskets; Catawbaa, 7'asc: Deiawares. ma.

9c; Malsjas, 4.V pound kegs. Us.0ui ChesUiuls, per buaheL Coal sad Anthracite, tn.2VtM.S0 per ton: Pifsburf. riri Jackson coal, S4.2S: Raymond City, H7j; Braxu, S2 7j: crushed coke. He per bushel, or S2.7S per load; lumji coke, sc per bushel, or 12 per Load. LITE STOCK MARKET.

Light Receipts CatUe Light Receipts Hogs Light Receipts Sheep. PtTIFFtto CaTfLt ReeetpM shipping caftle Try liatiL Maricet about' steaiy on the betir grilles, jlle the ounnuin antl meJtuin KTde are OulL As we. pron.ls.1, will ve renreoLiitive sif of sturday traosactipns of su ppinf faitie too iate for Stur tav's We had mie (, (Kd "cattle on salr Saiurdav 113 buJ from UenJricks county lu.L, wnica soil I RPREsrT4TlVI SALKSL So. Av. Pr.

4 steers 4 3 so ..1 1 4 3 I 3 .1 3 3 To li J4.C.. 14.. 4 1 4 17... 4 35 11..:. II VlI: 4 4i Af Pr.

ii ..1 Si 53 it 1MT HW 4 SI 5 5 3j 17. ...4. r. 1. lt.ll...

5 nl 'U MlJKO. Rtelpi ol butcher stun very lig.it. M.irket a shade irorj oa go I heiiers. ut.e there Is no material clisn tn im.uf.iws. tins class is vrr dull and hard to tls poseef at any'inz like satisfaciory prices Kkl'RESK STATIVE SALkS.

No. 2 1 Av. Pr 7 T5 71 2 No. Av. Pr.

2 steer 70 3 sti 3 2 cows oO 2 i 3 no 1 sTecr.i 4 2 cows 11 2 2 cows midcal 2 7S 1 cots 1 heifer 3 4o 4 st rs. 2 00 1 Jte 2 i 1 heifT 3 3 hellt rs. 1 3 SO 1 3. bo be.fi 1 1 bull 4 2 lii ifi ni. 4 heif I bilfi 1 CtW 1 sieer o.

1 I ni'. I Oi 9 1 be lr tj 1... 1 heller 0 i. 2 2 2 i 3 2 Si 2 4 iO 2 2 2i 2 4 Ol 3 Si Riceipts of hOs iluf Market slow to op. n.

as salesmen askej an advance in prices from to lu cents over quotation. Finally tli buyers' the terms and then there was ousideraM activity, moving lively until ail re old. Market closing strotig. BKrRKSKVTATIVK H1LK Good to Choice Light od to Choice Llzht No. I AV.

Pr. No. Av. Pr. I av.

Pr. 3 So 21s. 3 3 144... 3 in JC. 3 till 4...

..172... 3 Hi Hi 3... 44 .14 3 Ci 3" 3 ivi 4i Is3 3 7t Cuoi't. MeiliL'M xo HkAW. stme Very good nic'liiiin and heavy bos on aalti, yet the most of thm went in wl.u car lots jld straiicht; therefore we ouly have a lew bales to reiKirt ot' turn ciasa.

RlCKksKNTATt VK SAXEX. Nil. I Av. Pr No. Av.

Pr. fJ 272.. I 4 70... 3 bi) i 1,... 4J.

3 til) 10 3 I JtfL 3 W) I 1.1 ZH 3 tcH us ii. 87 3 t.i Cr lyT sold stramht. A heavy proportion of the hoks on, sile l.wlaf erv soitl clear ot the as ortina pens. We wish to lmtriss upon the lumos of our couiitry.shtppers If any stars or plriry Sijws in these car lots, all such are docked from, to to so lbs each. KEPBKSENTATIVE SALES.

No. A v. Pr. Av. Pr.

5S SU'j, 51 bS 3 Ikl KZ 7 74 3 bi 3 bJ 3 ls r. 3 3 67:, 14.1 4 3 OT .1 a fri Wl .1 tii) 72 Lss. 3 Ml :.2: 2t). 174... 17 b.

3 Flos. axi iffcHs. inly a few sales of pici and roughs to report The demand for pikS la not so goo.1 as it has been. BEPRKSKN'TATI VK SALES. No.

Ay. Pr. INo. Ar. Pr.

3 Si a il 3 3 ai I 12 3 iitEKe We enter upoti another wu lth liyht rect'ipts of sheep a'Ml a very dnll market, with no show lor any Improvement for a few days at least The common grades very the better grades about steady. Oiiod to clu. ice html S3 1 3 50 air to troiKi lamos i l.j Common .0 fair lanirrs (ool to choic sheep Fair to good sheep Coiiiiuou to fair Bucks, per bead 2 To all 1) 'a 7o 1 S0.1.J 'Jo looj.2 .) Chicago Live xtock Market, CHIC November 9. Hogs Receipts, 30,000 Market verv active and litclilher; 403.3 "0 Rouuh 3 Via ft, lle.svy packing anil sbipptnir 3 6.V(Z.3 as Cattle Receipts, i.Otio head. Market stronir" Shipplug 4 0r.

85 Butchers V2 V) Blockers. 2 7V.5.3 40 sheep Receipts, head. Market strong, at 2.uo I'jo. Indianapolis Market. Wheat I In Improved request, but th market Is fur froai.

active. Uol'tt rs are disposed to a.lvanee prices, and. 93c was asketl for No. 2 red 011 'CUanse; rSC lor November. Corn in demand; rei etpts liklil: offerings scant.

Including only No. 3 yellow at 3ac No. 4 111. ted at 33'sc Outs are scarce, lirmer and in demand. Hay is strong.

Total number of cars inspected In, wheat, 12; oats, 4. com, hav, 6 flaxseed. Ik rye, out neai. 0 oats, corn, li 1 Tne following were track bids on 'Change to day: Wlieat 2 dlterraneau, oa No. 'I Mel Iterrnneari.Dlc.

No. 2 red, Wle o. tj No. 3 red. asc; Nrtvemtier.

9uc. X'Airn No. 1 white. No. 2 white, 42r Noi.

3 wlnie. no hid: No. yellow, no bid; No. I yellow, 42c: No. 4yello.v, M'i 3 No.

iai, 4J iu o. No. 3 mixed, old, 31c; new, 33c, Bound ear. Dew, 33SC asketl: old, 41c i.tats No. 2 white.

3f: llaht mixed, no bid) WSco. reiected. 2l Rve oc. Bran flt Hay Timothy, choice, 11200; Xo. 1, Sit 50: No.

2, ffa4). 1 Flour Paient, SS.IS'SS.SO: extra fancy, SCSouiCtli: fancy, 4.3i I.S0: choice. Jt In oiL3: la utly. M.7 4.uo:XXX. XX.

duj3.lJ. superUue, fl.l.Hi; Hue, S2. ioitii. Indianapolis Provision Market. Jobbing Prices fSuirar csred ha'rwc iiKjillablfl brand.

cottare ham, "iteliable" bratnl. uone: caiiioruia natn.bsc: EngiLsn break fast oacon "I'orter brand. Keliable" brand. 9c: Fluxllsh shoulders. 12 Ib averuge.

tic: 17 lb 5Sc: ba on. clear sides, light metlium. 7'c: heavy 6l? backs. 7e: Enirllsh cu re .1 clear sides or oack's. nnsmoked.

Wr. dried beet. Pi. clear port, barrel. Jti muuus.

sio.jO: ben pork, clear, gloo: lard, pure Kettle rendered, pressed, in tierces. 7'4c: half bar: reis. advance on tierces: Iogna. lu cloth, SSc; skin, be: iresh tentlerloins, 11c: spare ribs, 4sc Eggs. Butter and Poultry.

Shippers' Pavin Prices Earn, isc toss "oft. BtraUiu, iic: fVom store. 2Bc. Butter Creamery, lancy. lSt dairy, choice, 12 oililtr, fancv country sells at lo.ii.llc; country cuoice, lx7c: aelUug iruin store at sivi.

couimon iresn. tjc Poultry Sprinz chickens, be per bound: bens. alive, sc per pound: roosters. 3S turkey nens.7e; 10ms. 7c: geese, lun leaihereti, aa.00 a aozen: young, S.LJ); ducks, tic a pounu.

Markets by Telegraph. PHiLADitLrHiA. Novemner 9. 12 m. Wheat Cah aud November, Decern I ver, 93'tS Vs'tO.

1 Corn Cash an 1 Xuveiito r. it 'Jc: lie ceuiner. s.s'" oats antr. November, December, S'lV'agc Lye Cash. 6ac ToLKrx), November Wheat Firm; cah, or November, bSct Devember, January, 7'ic: February, 99l4C; May, Si.u.!1.

Corn cash, 4sc; November, 41,:: year. 4oSc; January, sue; Mav. 40c. Oats Firm: cash or November. Mm'.

SOc Ooverseed Firm: cash or November, SSij; Aecenroer, sj.o: January, sa.tu: euruary, tia. CitlCAOO. November 9. 11.15 a. m.

The teinoer of all the speculative markets wasquite bnlllsh dur imr the first hour this 'morutug. December wheat stated in at So and rose to but has since laden off to 3'tc. Corn advanced to 42Sc for November, and now la42'jc. Oats are sfong at 31c for May. I'or Is strong at S9.00 for January.

Lard Isstroug at Sh.15 for January. lp. in. wneat i iost steady at 'a higher than Saturday: tor Novemner: Msc December; Wsc for January: 9tS'" ''Sc for Mav. Corn stroiic: 4Sc for cash: tor November: 3jgc for year.

Oata Firm: Pir cash: 20Sc lor Novemner: lor siay. ltye eoc. aariev 7c Flaxsettd Sl.r';. Whisky 1 10. Pork in her.

at t.7ti lor cash; S.i5 for December; SR60 for Januarv. jrd Firm, at Ss.u7) for cash and December, tgiaii. lor January. Baltisoks, November a Wheat Western, firm and dull: No. i wiuter red, spot, November, 91 iHZ'ic; December, January, February, Corn Western, higher and more active mixed spot, and Novemtsr, 491, 51c: do, uew, 4 'io: year, January, Oais Firm: Western white, tttaiic: mixed, axijtsic.

Provisions Sleadv; mess pork, Lard HefineO, 7ac Ejzsa Firni at tile. Coffee Dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary to Talr, 7.iats,'e. Receipts Flour, barrels; wheal. bushels; corn, 7.0O) bushels; oats, 8,000 bushels, shipments Flour, 1.330 barrel a New Ysbk. November a Wheat Opened HQ 0 higher and feverish with a fairly active bust uess: No.

1 white nominal receipts, 134. 910 bushel st sales. bushels No. 2 red, November. S4.d)94l4c; sIs.OuO bushels do, December, t(a t.T,c: S24.UU0 bushels do.

Jsnuare. DSsyci bushes do, February, Sl.00Vd.CuoV 48,010 4nahls do May, tl.uvSi'liS'i. Corn VSc hlrher and fairly active: mixed Western, soot JfcaVj7Sc ttirea receipts. bushels: sales, 1. 0UC bushels.

Oats liiSc higher: Western, 31l.3c; receipts. 164 350 bushels; sales, eo.tsto btubela Reef Dull; new extra, fiu.uo. Pork steady, new mess, ati.Sotailn.oo. Lard Uikber and tirm: steam rendered, to. 40.

Rutter Firm; Western. Sugar Dull: crushed. 7S'c: granulated. 7 16c: ptifdered, Molassea Stesdy. lggs Western, aj 1 New York Cotton Market.

New York. November ColtonJ Steadv; uplands, 9 5 ltic: Orleans, sales, bales; futures opelied, steady. DIED. M.OLLER Onr twin daughter, Beetha, lonr years old. Carl and Auna Moller.

Foueral private. 1STEVENS Dn, Tkadpets M. 8tevess, aged fin.vsslx years, two mouths, nine days. Funeral Wednesday, November 11, at 2 O'clock p. xn, from his late residence.

No. 2S3 South New Jersey street Friends of the familvinvlted. c4 SOCIETY MEETINGS. CENTER LODGE, No. 23, F.

and A. M. Meeting to nlgbt Work la third aegree. Jiss. S.

Solomoji, First Commander. M. E. Palmes. Sec.

ASONIC Ancient Landmarks Ixxige. No. 319, all F. aud A. M.

Siecial meeting this 1 Monday evening at 7 JO o'clock. Work. Hrst degree. HvtiH O. llcVsr, W.

Willis R. Mrais. sec ASONIC vatic Tie Lodge, No. 398. F.

and A. M. Stated meeUnx In Masomc Temule at 711 cioca, tuii iJiuuuajr evvuing. acou W. Smith, W.

M. WiLLia D. EssLZ, Secretary. FOR TRADE. 'TOCK OF GOODS for real estate.

Address 6, care sew. AC ACRES In Hendricks county for city AV psupartr. w. j. jowar, iron nines.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. LL QUALITIES OP CARPETS on payments st MBSE a lol Wsshington st i) R. BOYD'S OFFICE. 1 West Ohio SWet. Residence.

North Illinois street' Ii A tfSG Mrs. V. Thomas, teacher, E. ash. st.

omce nours. 10 4 ana 7 10 w. rKtiiHETiiii N. Penusyivanis St. Deadiuar A fer for pure candies and rineewkes at low prices.

HAXDpAINTlN(i andfmodeling )n clav ta ikht by Mrs. Dr. lvspey. 2bl Last Call im niirllaiely. TfV'kE.

tbo wanting eas, fixtures, cold 1 bronxed br tire grates repainted send' orders 7S South Illinois street 31 A DA ME" LA Rf fortune teller, can be consulted ou ios aud bus uesa. lilies. 2S cents; ccitiv lil Fs: Market str et MALiAilli MiV, fortune teller. "works rtutrtnt, to br.n tne seuarated together and cause speedy niamsaea, gives luck in lottery, numte rs and oil. nation about losses, and briars hack, ab seiit friends and lovers.

Ladies, Call at 213 West Market street 'PO THL LADIES OF. INDIANAPOLIS ANTJ J. viciNiTV Dr. Mary Crosby, physician and sturgeon. inJored by the medical 'acuity of Cincinnati, has in this cite.

All diseases peculiar to laities aud children treated with uniform success, sai siactiuu guaranteed, oitice and rtssideuce, 124 FU tcher avenue, op. ts. Hone. lortune teller, tells pat preseul aud ftuurs: gives char. slof luck lor any unuertakin in business: can bring separations l.stifther, and caue niarruures: aiso iv.s liiiortnatton a out lirtt or stolen goods.

Call at hi.nd Opera House, Room 5, second rioor. isatis x.tct ion guaranteeil. rs from a m. to 9 p. m.

'D. DCCAS, 4 Jeweler and Broker, 11 West Wasiuugtci i. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at half pries. AGIt LEAF PILLS fH V. I.VOIAN IlKKB REVEHV.

ptlt OP IU CSP" sules. purge, reulatf, purify, cl.i.n and strcr.gtiw en the sy stem. Tat I i lss IKhb Masic Ltr for the cure of all oistrders tf the stomach, 1. ver, bowels, kidneys, heauarhe, costiveness; Indt ges.ion, biiliousness. rheumatism, piles and all de rantremenls of tue Internal system.

Pundy vegetable, containing no mercury, min rils or poisonous druis. Sijid overvw here. Prioe. I1.0J per box. lie dian Herb Kemely Company.

No. i Circle street, Iwiianapoli. luci. FOR RENT ROOMS. rNFCRNlsHLD ROOMS lor gentlemen.

17 N. j. st Ft RON T. neatly furnished room. East New ork st i tRiMtwrrth boaru, gent, SI per week.

It North Illinois. 1" JI.KASANT ROOM lor reut to genis. td West 1 1" tl'HS IsilED ROOMS. lUlS East Washington st. room o.

I.nfl'.NisllKD ROOM for gentlemen. 117 North Illinois st I OOMS over'Pl'artllu'a music store, opposite Den IV ison Hottl. with or without board. No. 122 I irglnla ave.

I 1 C'N I 1 ED. I New York St. Is3 West tii OHIO, furnished front room to one OO or two trents. I SCRNIsHED ROOMS and suite unfurulshed lot) North Illinois. 100.

NORTH MERIDIAN STREET, uufur. 2 nlshed rooms. IL'KNlSHED and uiiturnlshed rooms. V. Market st, room 3.

RtKjMS, with or Wltnont board. 1 East ew ork st K'tONIS, furnished or unfur nisheu. .4., ortu 1 ennessee st. NICE FRONT ROOM lor rent furnished or umurnisiied, at ii Enelish ave. Ri NT ROOMS, fumislicl: res'ister heat: board.

A if desired.li.2 North Illinois st 1LSANT. FL'KNisi'HEl) ItONTT lioOM: reasonable. East Walnut St. NE OR TWO FURS IrsH El "ROOMS, suitable lor young men. bW East HEI KOOMSt private lauillv; refer 1 t.

ins required. hS MassactiusetLsave. 1. 1UJOM over The News counting room; one tliahl of stairs. Anply News ollice.

rpwo 1LEASANT. Fl'RNISlIEi) FRONT A rooms, one first floor. 79 North Illinois jnVO FCRNI sUEIJ fKXJMsi with board: refer A enc required. 147 North Pennsylvania UNFURNISHED FRONT KOOM: "can get day board next door. 140 IijelniseUs ave.

ESI It A lil.lv FI'iCJ second aud third tioors Vance Block, BkaiMabo Robison, 23 Vau Block. I NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STP.EET, fciJO one Iront loom, uuturnished: references re quired. I EA UTIPCL ROOM Furnished, gas. bath and withsboarX 144 North Illinois at iDouglaas'a new row.) 'PWO ICEL FU UN Is II ED ROOMS at IS diana ave. In private family, Apply at 82 N'.

Jiiunoisst X. lunt ROOM. No. 2 Vance Block: Washington street trout. Inquire Bhai.nard Kokiso.n', ii Slice Block.

FOR RENT HOUSES. 'r II REE KOOM UULsE on Urove at Call No. 1. Urove st. tJtt sjaST OF G.

S. BKADLLV, 2b North. Dei aw are st. YjUVE ROOM RESIDENCE. Call 42' South Mis slsaipplst I'lVE R'XIMS, lbo Olive at Address 223 West JT New York.

I. HOUSE rur six montha. Apply 20 WestOhiost EA'r COTTAO 6 rooms, sii North New Jer i. itey F. LE k's Gallery.

1 ART OF" LA RO two siory frame house; 2u9 Broadway; rel'erent es reuuired. C10TTAHE, ti rtms, dry cellar, ell, cistern aud nice surroundings. 210 Huron st NOKT1 w'lt COld TII ALABAMA, furnace, hot and ater. Applv Rank ot Commerce. MVi NORTH.

MISSlSfsIPPI STREET, 4 rooms, 'Vt SS.S0 niouih. Inquire G. Potts, 19S N. Pennsylvania Hi NORTH TENNESSEE, tine house, hath "IV ft room, cood stable, large lot Jr. sayias, 7S East Market st.

DWELLlNli 41 rooms, on three large lots; good barn; cellar under entire house: hard and suit water; only Slu. Wm. I town, N'ol Wright Block. Uvt r.LLl.Nu, Na. ZSj East Vermout st, 9 rooms, SJO ner uio ilb.

AddIv rooms ami lu Kahl wi ocl or to Chas. E. Reynolds A No. 10 irvie st. 'I'WOisTORr FRAME five rooms and cel'ar.

in flrst class rder. corner Blackford and Michtgau sia 1 Apply to J. D. Condi, No. Condll Block.

I 1 Is'OR RENT FUR Is It ED A very desirable city residence of 12 rnotns with all modern conveniences, iu one of localities Apply J.iekPU A. Mikb, 4 East Market st FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. EMERALD HALL AN SALOON, 2ati South Weslst WMIcLihlin VMloP on ouih street! between Meridian and Pennsylvania 5tA p(ily at Bryce Bakery. IllANOS AND ORGANS, at tro.n SJ.S0 to par month, and the rent applied on the purchasa. 'a Ml'alc irursrc.

19 N. Pennsylvania st FINANCIAL. ltiQQ TO tlQxxi at lowest rates. Corns; ONEY TO LOAN: per cent Horace Mo Kav. Room 11 Talbot A New's Block.

ONEY at the lowest rate of Interest irw: illiams A 3 and 4 Vinton block. MONEY oo aecnrity, larm and diy property. D. It. Wiles.

4S N. Pa.epp. P. I PER CENT. MONEY LOA N.

RoBT. a a Ti PALyg2 st Market at. Martlndale Block. MONEY on lanns or city pr perty: terms re sonabla Tijotv C. Day A 72 E.

Market st. OPLC1AL funds at 6 to 7 per cent intereat. i) AI.KX. Mkt ger, Qld Fellows block. fSNEY LOANED ON PERSON A PROP .1 1 ektx and real estate, at West Washington, 850,000 oucivr or lariua: the very lowest raloa, W.

uus auvH, Vugaua avenue. I LOAN Mooev at A per cent on Marlon mute A ty real lata. W. Mick A Co East Market st CAN'S NEGOTIATED on Improved Indiana oils properly at lowest current rat a Jxu tse a 11 Bates Block. BUlLDfNG ANDXOAN ASSOCIATION shares bought and.

sold. Robt. MabTin oalk, SI East Market sl Martindale Block. LOANS NEUOTIATED on Improved farm and city property in Indiana aud Ohio. Jos.

A. juook it, rjt wasnuigton st R1 VATE FUNDS in sums to suit on farm or A city property; low interest Stasitom A oott, US North Delaware sC Boston Block. SPECIAL. For thirty days we will make special rates for loans ou city property or farms in this county. V.

M. Stodpabd A Co. 87 ff TO LOAN KJ on Indianapolis real estate; arhnciAl Inn.l Henry Cos 13 Martlndale Block. LOST. OLD SPECTACLES, incase.

Reward. Return to News office. GOOD" APPETITE Boston Celery Sauce found it Sold by all grocer a A GOLD ENGAGEMENT RINO, with Initials. Return to News office and get reward. LEED BiA KD, leather lop.near corner Alabama aud south.

Return to yard ou aa me coruer. Re waro. MOSAIC PIN; valued as a gift A liberal reward given on returning to 2 North New Jersey street i SAM EO nickel back. Saturday on Benton. Vy between Bates and Georgia.

Return to 117 Ben ton, ttewaro. SOME TWO MONTHS AGO. a volume of st tcholas Mokaziiie. blue leather back, from mv carriage. Please return and get reward P.

jACntw'a law office, 3b North Delaware street FOR SALE OR TRADE. EW SLX ROOM HOUSE at a bargain; 174 Pros pect 4 GOOD PAYING PATENT RIGHT. Adtirea j. M. Cam rBELL.

Carrolton. Ind. I HAVE BOM GOOD rich land, witbln 25 miles of ndisnapolis. In farms from 40 to 2U0 acres, at from S25 to sat per acre. W.

J. Iron Block. CIOOD TOP BUGGY. Will sell cheap or trade for type writer. Call at room 18.

Blackford Block, or idiirtM Hosxixa staa roiusauo Ct tax Indianapolis. A Seven room DWKLLixo, with outside improvements, nearly new; lot noxlSfL Will trade for small farm, north, and Improved prefer red; suitable fur au 01 fruits. Addresa It cars AtlWl 4 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP. IsHWAsHtK. as North Alabama sr.

VGIRL to do general housework, 931 Noi meridian ttf. CU A BOY to work around house; colorel 17 kentuckv 'a Immediately, to do housework. Isl2 North st. LADY to plav piano: to travel. Address .1 1 Ma.

Vm, Jamestown, lud. ANTED NCR UKL' about 14 years old. Appiy pa Souih Iilnioisst tiOOl) COvK. immediately: refereov Les re A quired Nortb Mendinn st )I) TA stetidv place to party. I W.

it. MsNsrULO. Ma. ave. VOIRLto do ceneraJ huusfS'ttrk.

tivriasa pre ft rred. at Nortu Delaware si. housework, in smalt family; beat of references required. 41 Madisoa ave. lUANTFi) til to do EiMiVraPhouieworW.

517 North Alabama st Otrtuau girl prelerteiL MI DD LE AC. ED WOMAN iodo light honae work and care fur small children. Call between and 7 p. IU. 131 North A lahania.

VFl R. ASS LAI rRnsfs one who Is competent to lake the foremsnsbip: first clam references required. Address o. box 431, fsheih ville, Ind. 1 rtSElPlNG UIRL 4 at the 1 Indiana DentaT lvu College, to gel goof soli I lil Ines as low as dr.

alloy lillin, as low as V. arllrtcial teeth as low Call at 19 North Pennsylvania street up statrs )M everv afternoon. "ANTtD LaiUe, "in city or country, to take li our work to tiieirown Louies: lo to $1. per week easily and quietly made: dltance no objection: no ranvassiut no stamp for replv. Addreas W.

Watkkton A Ciik. box 1M, lt.isUin.' Mass. WANTED MALE HELP. OOD TURNER. Tocxts A DoaaEV.

"OOD COOK: restaurant ITS Ea.t Washington; male or temale. rOUNtl MEN to learn phonography; terms reae aouatde. L. A. Dt'TIt E.

rpilE DENTAL CvlLLEo Els open for the winter. A No. 19 North Pennsylvania stri et up stairs. Y'OCNG MAX for" retad sltire; stats" "age. last occupation aud reference.

Address News office. EV ERAL MEN lor box factorv: nailers ami one sawyer, gotxl ages. Call at 42 North Delw waresL 1 MAN, a competenti ttenoxrapher aud talirrrapber. P. Jacos.

paunt lawyer, Boston RltK k. i MEN To SELL tOOI)S: oivnin new articles every day. No lieea of men being out of work; 1 Ui fi per week, according to ability. Adius MsNtKAt. Tl'Biii W.

Washington street CELLAR Bl eS for a packlnc house In Chicago: tuie who midertanls latit meats; goal hm Hon for a competent man. Apply by letter ith testimonial ft lovd A UirtsAS, Counaelmau Building, Cliicat.0. WANTED SITUATIONS. SHOEMAKER; good, steady man. Inquire 25 West Pratt st.

Do FAM lf. SKWlNUSur light housewora. S4fi North Mt.saisvsipol st I so DO tsENEUAI. lloXVX)RK, bje coioreS 1 girl. 211 East Ohio st.

IDDI.FA'iED WoM.liN as housekeeper in aiiiall family, lot Harrison st 1 A MIDl)LE AOEl WOM AN as housekeeper 1 in small lamily. sj West Market st EMPLOYMENT of any kind by "young man; 4 wages no object Address I a. New ollice. VS OFFICE" CLERK: small Sslary; iftMafrefer encis. Address Conway.

I 5. News office. VS SECON 1) uIRL: can" Io plain sewinir. very lest jeferences. C7 1 VSCLEHK.

ctjllecloror work: sari'sfaclorv. Eei'erences given. Adilresi J. D. 33 West at J.e.

MiDDLK.AGED LADV tii do light housework; small faintly: good references. Hi Massachu set Is. 1Y Vlll'Si) MAN experienced in grocery; rit 1 ten recommendauou furnished. Aduruss It West 1 irst st WANTED AGENTS. GENTS selling Mo.

steam Washer make big money. J. orth. sole manf. tt.

Itms. Mo. rpwoOlt MOKE MEN on Dunte'sInleriibTni A lust rated by Dure; ouly S4 on weekly payments 97 North Delaware. GENTS A NTE Active men or women can make trom 2. to 75 per week.

Apply at once. J. E. Haskell, 18 sentinel Jldding. VT ANTED Lady agenta lor "the latest corset li tietii, stocking supporter, bosom forms.

hu ties, dress shields, safety nelts. All new. Inclose stAmp, F. White. 7if3 aud 7ii Broadway, New York.

INT: VERY TOWN OF INDIANA on the finest line of standard literature ever offered the pub lie, IncIuditiK scon. Dickemt, Dante, etc: sold ou email weekly and mouthiv pavments: these g'tods Bed rapidly for holiday presents. 97. North Liela saie. 2 I'AN VASS for one of the hestselhDg books A published 'Three Decades of Federal Leglsla lion," by Hon.S.S.

Cox. A masterly narrative of the most exciting times since the Revolution. For terms and territory, call on or address, Robkkt Dorui As, publisher, northeast corner Washington and Meridian In.Jianapolls, no. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. JW.

Indiana ave. Cheap, durable shoes. 1 REAT 14 os. Anchor soap, uuiy Sc; a wonderful II wanner. FOR a mil' set of teeth at Karhart'a, k5T UY HOUSE.

(1,700. Address care News is EWINO: any Kind, snd dreas i aklng. 10IS East asuineiun, room it. 1)RIVATE INSTRUCTIONS In telegraphy. Address News oflice.

lsTitNISHfiD ROOM and board By man and wife. 8, News ofHce. 1 I uoLD ILLTn li a specialty at. Dr. UAr A yKI.I.'w.

ttver T' X. mot St. MAN" AND WIFE a furnished room for housekeeping. Eft, News office. (7 tOUI'E, si si per hour, ai Fuank Hiku Traus lere oroer ty telephone or postal.

poi OR CASH a light spring wag oh; must be good snd cheap. Address care News. rOU TO TRY BOSTON CELERY SAUCE It Is very appetizing, sold by all grocer UNFURNPsHED" ROOL within' live "minutes walk of ptoftlc.Address 6. care News. "XL IN Us OF SAFE REPA iRIN.

Jj year? experience. A. scmrrnxo. IS Virginia ave. 4 or FIVE TABLE COUNTERS, for dry goods and store.

Addresa Lli, News office. I VEKYBOl) to try a load of our pine kindling (1 per cart load. Telephone 7b. W. B.

AllkmACo. rpo LOAN money to some reliable house to secure A. situation lor a smart active bur of 17. Ad dress News office. I (11 1 HEAD OF HORSE and mares, from l.l'O 1 tJ to l.am poun.ls.

at the stable of Jobs Kebk, 163 West Washington st rpo FURNlSlfa limited number of faml A lies with excell nt creamery butu r. delivered oi cc a week. (Greenwood, lnL VN EX PER! El) BCSINESSS MAN wishes to uurc ase an iniereat In a nianulaciurtiik or EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN niercau'ile btuuuvas of tld Acity. Apply or address 11. 11.

it) LADiEs, oon Duy a sewing macmne until you try the Royal St John: lfyou do you will he sorry, Ollice 11 Virginia ave. E. E. Brows, Agent the Indiana Dental College, 19 North Pennsylvania slreet Cold fillings Soc, silver alloy sets of teeth f.j.0 Extract IHK st ii HOUSES WIN1 ERED: accommodated on reasonable terms ou my farm: leave orders at o. Patterson stable, at) East Court street or txtl 119 South F'ast st John T.

Pbkkhly. SSIUNEETS AUt TlOX SALE Of the Foote Hr.wi' or. rftrv u. In nlil tsentiiit Uoll.llit corner Circle and Meridian begluning Mondav next at 2 clock, and continuing: tnoruimr and afternoon until entire stock la sold. i eA MECHANICSof all kinJs.to sen 1 their JJ laiuilies to the Indiana Ueutal College for gold filling soc; alloy tilllugs 2Sc, and sets of teeth hi tl.oa itemember the place 19 Nortu Penusylr vania street, up stairs.

Extracting free. BEST new corn. 35c: old. SSc. Oata, 32c to 3Sc per buaheL Feed meal 90c: cracked corn, $1 per hundred.

Bran, 70c: middlings, Hay, SSc and bOc per hundred. Straw, per large bale, Van Pelt. SO North Alaftama Telephone 3PS. ANTED To notify the public generally that our new gooos are now lor sale by all crocers. comprising: fcplced pickled pigs Teet, splcea pickled tripe, spiced boueiesa pics feet, Kltigan's cooked bams, new crop hi pickles, hew crop small pickles, sweet mixed pickles, chow chow and pical 1111.

pepper manoet, cholcesilver thread sour ktaut, old Orchard jug vluezar with choice holiday presents, pure Buckeye sod Vermont maple sirups warranted pure, tomato catsup, with Dumenmi other articles suitable fjr private families, hotels, lunch counters, restaurai.Ls, and areldelicious, healthful and econoniicaL Our goods are sold by all wuolesale grty ers, Johbers, spice men and cnramLsslon merrb auui. A trial ia solicited. F. M. Aacoco.

ludlanapolis. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS, rpHE HOOSIER SAVING AND LOAN AfisiOCI sTios meets every Monday evening comer India save, and Vermont st Fonrtb aertea slock book now open for sale of shares in fourth series. Shares, 60c; dues, SSc Apply to Blodaw'a drug store, Indisna ave. aud Vermont: Belter A Gar.C ner. grocers.

Indiansave. and California st; O'Brien A Lewis, blacksmiths. North and Fayette, and W. httL Sirlntrer, 4i N. Mississippi st DANCING.

DANCING PBorassoa Bkewkkkk, wlU open new classes In dancing st his academy, S2s N. Pennsylvania st Night class for gentlemen begins Thursday. November 19. 8 p. m.

Day class for ladies and children beglua Wednesday, November 4:14 p. m. Note Personal auention wlU be given to nrivate. classes In the cllv. or llbin a reasonable distance from IndLanapoUa Correspondence aoUc lleu.

AUCTION SALES. ASSIGNEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF FOOTE stock of tine groceries, perfectly axL but slightly discolored by smoke, commencing Mon uay, sue nu at p. auu euiitiituiiiK aay uy dav.miorniunand afteruoons. until the entire stock Is son. Such well known goods aa Golden Gate brands, oorrton a on worms, uebears extracts, etc.

FOUND. rpiIAT BOSTON CELERjY SAUCE Is Teryds A ucioua i VSUM OF MONEY; the owner can recover same by proving property at 47 aud 49 tsuuth teriaian street. NOTICE. LOO IX skin and nsrvous dliwsste a specialty. Dr Ateoa vs alter a ss vs itiington.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. tITY PROPERTY, I arms Corns a Ox XEW part cash: balance on as time. 71 1'aca st 'VtW COTTAGE." 4 rooms; part cash; balance Ota lv. time. TlPacast.

8H) WILL BOY handsome lot on PI 4oi lu E. Mick A Co. VIW COTf AG on Hoyt ave. Aoe ply tfE. IL ELPKUXiE corner Ala bam a and Maryland sta l2 fcTlY WiiCBUY a handsome double co.

tage frame house, renting fortis) pes year, will bring you 12j per cent on your money? the property weU worth tiuu. W. K. Mica. A Co LURM A flne stock farm 240 acres: I.

to acres of improved upland; 140 acres ol of tide botlooa land ia heavy timber; enouah umber to pay for ttte land; three frame tenant houses, fratue barn 4vx td feet, three spritias and running braucli through far one mlie trout SKS.tLst.nrjf, county seat ol ssrnit county, Indiana, station on Jv, M. A 1. K. I ail ou or address A. M.

ELCNo. 10 Vance Block, Indianapolis. FOR SALE Horses ana Vehicles. 'PWO CHEAP" UHKK llOllsKS. A on West Nortb st luquire OECo.ND HAND PllAEl'oNS and biuies.

slaughtered; new 'ones cheap, RoBBi.ss, ii ESst rtor js st. (tot PEjs any Uiue. day or meat ail sorts of weather, at SI per hour. Telepnoite or postal card Fksxk Bisrt's Transfer. REAiTaN, for surreys! oarnaret.

phaetons, boaviesj)! all kinds and sty.e uot a wholesiale and retalL ur Nuw York wagoa a ettaitv. I' an 1 llCrcles. FOR SALE MISCELLAN EOUS. 1 ILDIs BED; good as new. '2 N.

DcUw ara, 1Y AlJTTjROCERS, lioeton Celery Sauce. Try It VTW BRICK. er l.noO. Inquire au Minerva i.s st SlX, two and one borae power engines. 44 Rrad sl.sw st tTT.OT OF EMPTY LARD at Brvcl Rakery." nALLETf A DA ViS PIANO: good condition, cheap.

71 Paca st AltciE. 11 rst ciaK stable and Carriage house. North m'lswarest EDKOOM a. ou pavments. Wilja.M Wai.smas.

E. Wahini.ton st 11 GOoiS Tower iiian anybody: or iiayuieuta "i' Massachusetts ave. 1 A 1 1 can tri coupe ol fkaxk Bihp's Traus ler. is Meritllaii st. at only si per hour.

ICK, dry pine kindling, sawed to leugtb, 1 per I loat 1 elephoiie 7tlb. W. It. Aid A Co. IMlTAlIoN" El ROOM PS.

t. on pav A ifients. at Mwi'N(iKR's. mi K. Washltn ton.

ilIlLD'ST 'OLfVISo ftEDs at low prfcesTeasy payments laatsuis's, 101 E. ashingtotu t'lVE SHARES rirsi and five shares third at rics Fruukliu Building Association. Address News oitice. SECGND AND Reynoltl's pirtahle wrotiaiit iron furnace; price. f'SV F.

corner Tennessee and Third st. 'ALNl MAUBltlMF tststroom seus. with bevel plate and toilet alaes. only S4U. at.

MksFrMit kh a. ltd E. Wasliliigton. CiELEIiKATED ENlSSCLAR BAsFFl'R SKRfi, on jynients, at MiAsESOca'a, southeast corrn Washington and Iiolaware. 1, 1 WILL BUY a No.

1 boarding house nirnl V'lsl" ture: central location: wit from to SO regular boarders: now is the lime to get a bargain. W. k. Jl ii. A Co.

i I)1'S1NESS of ail tlnds: we mate a specialty 3 of buying and selling all kinds of established business. Haklin 6l Lennox, 36 N. Delaware st. loan and land agents. LMVK NICKEL PLATED parlor base heating A stoves, only lli, and all other stoves and furni ture iwme proportion, on payments.

42 Massachusetts ave. lit ioN. Agents wanted. HALF SIZE" S'J: two seuled rock. S3: liackirrounds.

sxlo interior. SxS ex tenor. with frames, fit; axlo Improved retouching frame, $L9U; lSxlS ntitmiou sense tray, Stwi 00 Indiana ave. Xs I AM ABOUT TO ENGAGE In other busl nesyt. I now offer for sale, tor cash oulv.

mv llvcrv and boarding stable. No. 17 Circle at A rare chance for parties wishing to engage in this business. isacuoi.sox. rpHE "ENTI RE bTtX'K of Fooie Bros, grocers," A at auction, comniejiclng Monday, the 9th Inst, at 2 o'clocK.

consl.stlng oo conees, sugars, teas, spices. canned goods and store flxlures, tsjifee mill. pcale etc aie continuing mornings ana arternoon until entire it nek sold. MISCELLANEOUS. GF.

LAYCOCK A contractors and btldar .74 South Pennsylvania st ENGINEERS'. SUPPLIES, RAILROAD CAR BEARINGS, CO TO THE pirn Brass works, van.ufa.ct urers and IDealera IN ALL KINDS OF BRASS GOODS, 110 AND 113 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA INDL.V napolls, IND. CALIFORXrA EXCTIRSroXS Leave monthly; I'ultniAii cars; round trip tickets" good fur six months lud anapo'isto Los San Franci co a id ret im tor $12L9j. St over pr vileees at all impoi tant points. Parties can return home via a not i oite.

rates for parties mig at.nz to Cal fomiA For maps and all information in re ation to these cheap excursion, ail dress JNO. E. Ei N'H, General Excursion Agent, Missouri Pacilic Railway HT Washington street, Chicago, IU. For full particulars, inquire of any (icket at ent In Indiunapods RAILWAY TIME CARD. IlF.rASI.

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