The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 1

I- INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING' APRIL 30, 1834, i TWO CSTM. SIX DOLLIES Pia TKaJ- VOL, XT-WO 1W-1 WBO- XO 4.40k. 2 a i aw tlMMiM day, nit be headed IB at Um mttn pons- herfora o'clock. WANT KUb MJ Alk4- lUlfeiaag. w1? 1JU-4U 1 0rtA i-UvtS St.

WAXI-- hewing girls at Ak Lb IM suit UU pert X' at ITS AJlAi A sl tor Huron st. lately para. aBl-lA-lardcBr. W. A- bldidi, 1 asningxoa it.

trs A oooa toiotorialBSrltli wplf Ksateeky ave. i in kD-A girt do general hoosew Or iU jvorcn wen n. 7 ATTTi A towl to da work la email family; "VV HWWot FllbiU; oett I All AAf-A suing rjOiB girt at 4a Jiorui Illinois VAfEDetiaet nar attacks AKrsey" IS SI. MCHIDiniV. SB, iapnnKXAaiiIl.suodoo(; BH lUII'WI -i VAfci" ais-oiri for a icing room OMoM.

thamoer I BIS Tua PvpM AU coal, tow: ago advertisement, Ja TH WlM nfoot rtrl fur gaaoral noose-work; rtroeil ssod wi. trot ITaVVYsuB-SSforetuU set of. teeth, at JMcoola's, IT J'R. tin. Bast Washington jCYi; Kl-Olrl for housework; MgaaiJIew fork 1 1 st.t Liberty n.

aieeaoor VAl'TkU-AS for a fail set os laau. at JUraan's, ii a st tnanoi ao AKTEI lXB old aau oiaaa a a aaw tf Win. John, al Virginia ara. tas ill 4ir. for cwera.

auaaawara la a rainli UiKti-A hujpr a fnd blind horse, coe to I.xiKpst. B. C. Krn. I i A I ai-i ana tas Mom parlor or st Kisna for AMKl liedruuiu asm.

dJU OS pruMBUa. Ikm 17 Alv 1 k.l-Carpta. all arsoea. cn Cart Wainlimon it. WA1 SJ Maatel and pin muroii oa pa; Rnra SCo.ll Wnahlnruia St.

sis A I ai (uid a spacbsiv at ST SjajipseU's. orar 9 onlTnilaols sc as SMSU -Tretir In portrait painting; stata trf nrn I. emir. I Aj. aeHjoa bu uibl awuMiwora aad t'-1tlii s-w'p; Woo in Wort tu AI VltitiMw ruu tiw'sn puuMuaa ruwoi IT 7 lor IW.

UlM till. TUB WSDTku- A guod vac era! aoasa girl COOK. SHh and Ir. at XI Vannont sr. tT s'rl for general DoaMvorg: tir- tj wnomil; Mfsth T'aintassB St.

ti 7 1 1-b-Uood snrl for general boa tework, small li.nir: oqn wwgi pile; IV liroHwif, ATlj I- nnirar rMi so pat oa at atorrtsoa's wo inne toti uoe eornnr. tns A an -L a aood tj go oa a farm it i mHs of el 27 weatuniost. AM 1 A BimatHMi at anvtalrs vnri or hi Mr i ii et-wcww: meapeas: st. AtMlo tourroji s.JU t. oa ant.

tr orCTiffe oi tln'le I est t. I i K. Ohio st. A To sell aad cirtalns oa pay. meii.et Bensnn Co IM.

1 K. Wash, ons AkTKK- t.lrl ti co general booMsrorr, or a girl ir jrarn or ate; i worxnennessoo st. bu clatint on Indiana Bnkln H. wtie, room lO'id F-l ewm bltk.tos a note E. Wloe.

2J Ma. I. T. Hlll. tW Mwldlaa.

AN rkl At sirs, fsarca'a aeecood-haad swire. II i um sto. jus: dre-'se. sent." el tnlag.ui! i taleeniea uic4.il aad eiaai- In a. (tork.

F. F. f'oll'a. 97 K. Delawara ANi r.l l-rk- suites, 1 pieces, aju, oa payl mri's.

Wore A 7 Eat Washfnatoa st ntg AATklt-OU paliiUoics; largest stock, on pay ments Born A Co gasB. SvashtnuiM at nm VV7 AiSTkl Bee at. 8. Uuey A Son adrertlsenMult an another paga. of sash, doors and bllads als bKTKIb farUtsj baring money to Voaa la aea w.

k. stirs st jutst Markets U.i fe.nl. -no aharMLAna WAN! EU Door snd Wn tow screens to make In amlsasi stile. C. M.N.Jersey.

In st V7 ANTED ClolbttS wringers to repair at hoe UlTseorBar. h. X. Morrison's raooor aad ahos S'ore. acg WAit.l-10 pay caao for cords of Una wood.

ate Address Ksistoa. Fraacis ss Co Bbtsrest. VVi aD Acuve into to sell blolca alliums: M. J.loly. 7MrUjr Dolswaros.

SVN IEIb Urgaraior bu Jaovoe O.I and Cora icemedy seat to all paru of the Dr. ii AJ lki lluu a fo glri bi'j; II ret n.ialsn all rights to cue good betas formy A City hfpitl. out XlTANTKi Ol-I for geue-ai nouw-worc la smalt ST anally; raferssBC required; call Thursday at SCI Psrk are. tv WA ST ED Kxperlenced girl for general boose, work, immediately; 294 JUU Mala go oth- g-rsaeel spply. tTtt 7 AN I ED Sltuauoa to rua a sutioaary eogtae; if good ref sranos for 8 years rustling, avtareas L.

Kews office. trtt sir, are gona nricaisyers togito fl'tsiioroBext nwu'lM Eotul Meridian st. H. K.rfriisB. I oa tt VP AJaTKDffeUea wanting nmiii ana power for wood worklnsi maoaiiierT.

ad dream atmnafaa. sore. erwBDiaca srs XfjAlfTED Todosla-a sewkg la print family If by ihadsy or sTBtk. Addrsss Uis. Ustcn, AA I CJO" rm -ii i asisvi winui aMrsi lunuburs, couauars.

or anv klad of aoods at Baaeatt sk Ud Beat Wasr mgtoa st. Bts VV cords 11a wood, for wulch wa will If pay the nlgben casb price. iiii.oit. kacol- ASTkD The pobllo unll aad aaa our baoy porslea; wkiy and monthly pay Bleats. Bora SSSr tot, tl East WaahlBgtoa St tvs WANTED Customers for the Mou-oooUtaa clothes wringer at $3.15.

McOuat ss Walksr, WAMTRD TO sell plant tabs, flowr sUnas, pots, trelllres, window bresoes, mops. Udders, etc, at MeU iorUi Illinois st. tsT ViATEl To tell yoa onoe in re we bare toe j- If largest and ebeawet assortmeat of hooaehold sTOOS tn the CUT, llalston A Co. tns "VV ATKD Ladles to call at 1.1 East Court st. TT get ihelrdresses Bade neat.aad reaaona ss prices; two doors e.st of kianaaia St.

UT7 ANTaJ Jtyeu one to get gaaoiia aa aeaav i ff light oft edCilJ-ens' Headlight tacks; beat ta the aw wry; tetapboae Ko. 8a. B. r. wUcos.

ta AM ED To repair machinery of all kinds at at If West Chesapeake st lust west of luiaols st o. oppef te Brand hotel. John Mot is A Co. ths ANTED Young German who has a thorougb. 1 1 kBowledgeof ptae foreman la yard.

Address with rsfereacea, I tee. Meat oMoe. tr tl WAJiTKD Bmart, IBteillgent boy wbo can write a good baad aaS can come well recommended; BpplTto lt.t. I'm HUckfurd block. tT ANTED Ageatsu eiey county la the United ill States; bt a moata and ezpeusea, goods stfd trssTn pie; sead stamp.

La Bthe MTg. Co Colcaco, 1 1 linois tainq no t.m,w JIIJsVNTED-rCatiTaasers la city or couutry to tell Tr firt-e'as aooaebold artlcl-S: ready aal. la-g aCtsan. at room Abbsw blocg, VtTglnla aT. nt AMEI Thtce arst-ciass salrsmso for outiide i wort i to suck a persain-nt, a saying sltaaaoa ran be glitn; OaUateki lharsday, orsr East Tk ashlrnoa su IXsVk'Ikl Tousg a an.

active and tatWllgQt. to IT krananufactarisgbuaiBeas: wages siaallat "tecninlng. wiLh chance fur adranccmoaw Address SI. news otnea ty tt YV AA tSu-A goua relsls colored ii rate at horses, d'lve asdTdo tb glde wore awiand Bouse; apply 4 letd to take lbs seaeial oat- latch ar A Bharne'a Llcck. after Wa.

m. tea kood si odavet for supers la the TT rontlrg produrt'oes of "The Btrasglers of rars. Arpty at stage door Craad Vpora tioase, 1harday, Msy 1. atlit ay tv AJiTED agcuta to st ll the common, sense TT polKblng Iron. An article as staple as floor.

Immenie proOta and quirk sales. Call or address C. ltsii. IS Vam-e hlocsr, rnd. WATaa-toa to know that Jo ha Morris A Co.

kale a shop for ths building aad lepalr of wood -aad snetsl mswhtaery at West ChedBpaaaa sL, lost westor iinnots opposite uraaa ooteu ids ANTED Local and treiellug ageaU formy aew innaiica for garment trotun; made Of iraiaer. Bd.iBBUhla to any rear slso, for aiy lata improved rhatt I ruturg dresses. Addreaa L. D.iOB, SC anrsist Ini1snpo'1, I aO ror 8 Ins -The Vesf roller process Soar. 15a.

su so; ii tna.a' so: oarres. ss.su, WarrmBted best strstght grade floor la this market. vaa rat as nana aianama ss Teiepnoa ssa. te VirAKTED-Iiair Interest la an uptown, grooevyt if are I.k.'J ready caih; noae oed aaswer an. less their trade la femaadtng mora capital, wjalt take silent partaertbip hT party Is alia, bo snide BXed reply.

Addrasa Ona-balf Istereat, Kews omoa.t llr AhTBll tor YY 3 lba bast seeoad grade flour, SBo. SO lbs seat. II: barrel. S.VSU. Toil floor is second rna from bMfMl Vaa Pelt.

Konb Alabama St. TIAJiTBU-UtMi or rentlemea ta city or eosuV I 7 to saae awe. ugot asas pwasaat worg at tbetr ewe homes; tT to t) a day eassiy and gatetly snade: work sent oy malu ao asvasalng; ad stamp ivr rt pl, rieas address Maarg. Co foU- svieippis. ra an ANTED AH persons to enow that they can get' better Brery mm A.

tv. roster. zaAasa waaa lagtOB st forsnerfy J. M. Bltabeoek's aid stand.

thaaaar where else la the city. Call aad Be eosv Tlnced. rararnlar atteauoa glrsa to boarders. Tei-phors No. HI.

Cndar by saoie. OoaUe horses for ladles. test TOASTiU-Ust, light, light. lY best Is the oixtapest. I rse-ealy Kleetrie Ught Adap Cleanses perfectly and wuhoat tS'arT, j'oias ssce.

saoe cvwus. aaa su naoru other soaa Its es.oil for boos do Vlay be bad of all grocers, YTJAJiVkDAgeBta to sell toe MBssooii steaai Tf soapsaier, Ead ssauy the seat wasber I know of; to IntolMrent peaar womae we ting srsviaas ageaey i win at. lord a Uharal rhaans to try for tasmsalTwl Before paying for it, aad retornod at sny exit inas ltaotsat. lstactorsY write fes-Olustrated sirealars. sT.Worta.

or. tereataeaiA ttBAtnaAUasraiHi Lomls. Ma. CsWtA ki 71 WAHTia yf ABTsUe-starsrs. liaistaa Co.

jjy 0 sU WaaUagloa good girl 114 Kurt B' TKi Famlr sawing or nur.larf; la. aarraU Ash St. "it AtEl latrlllinas ov'7 aba-it 1 ra-s oU; Xi Konk niJaolB st. l7AJttED A girl tu oaal bouaa vors-jtM Broadwsr. te.tt Mtiaiaagirltodo rss sura Mhwlsslppl trtt AaXAi A naa who la aa agparleacad caaTaas 2i4 IM Ob'o It.

AJiTaU Two aspgnsaesd ati-aa- itat seaer.at oster'a. Booth Illlnol. at. ea tt AKTbU eurt to cook, waah aad Iron, xi orU) st; ao boardors AJilKl-Tea ezperteaeod straw aswars Isssaa. diareir ar zjd Boota sjenaiaa at.

tr ir WAJkTLD Bf at rarrlairspaJauag. wua aapsr neae. A. J. Jolir.

17 Circle B-. A11U-1VU( to taca pan of boas) and DWQ DIB HQ WI. I (9 pim BW lb tea w. AH! KD IdT bockkeenr at once; tin. demtaad btr lad Wast Waslilngtoli st.

J. A. Bfifcw. w1 AN TK1 boys of one or tiro rears expert, enoa la saint aUoD. Backus Uuad Cart Co Li WAKTlfcD "We want 2i orstUaai rrV f.j general honaeworkf aAfkd Bar.

(n nlo twml orflre si WartB Delaware rt. tt WATku Ws aave a sttuaUaa tx gouavcol actor for come -ith best referaacs. ai. plOTTTtect arengy.H Bonk DoUwars St. WAhTkU fdO isaits IhU week to tike oar llibt work borne; city or conn try; (4 to io woskiy Boms faccy srorg.oTer S.

ranBsylTanla st TTTANTKIJ We want situations for two yoaa lass dies, one for otSco work and on for stiae store; bet of referenees. Kaiplonnent sfllre, W. Im oa A'i Kl We can secura good saaluns trsreP Ins fortbre or foar flra'-claa roang men-, so ait write a fair band sal hare M) or In. Toe ana Ho. employ aoeni Ageney.

si M. ielawar. WA1H1 a.0T. money. Tlctory.

Madame from the eouth.ireads the stars and gives rood fortune. Cmucsoon. Ladle Je: gentlemen l. TtiK-m i nyiis niocK. ave.

AT 1 1 Mrs. K. LlruiKslJO, ii West OiiiobL, oat a'rs. room tel.a uasst. Drentanl fa- rare, works ctisrms co accompli aay nndrtak'jig la basiseas or lore affair bTtngs backa'MSBt lovers snd rives inTorirstloti afoot lost or stoles goods AJiTEI re.

p.e to mowtlial Onong Lee, from sr a ew i erg, bss jned crw to d'M Uunlinr. St Mssfacbosetu correr Kew Tork coriTcnient lust p-op rai git; lame a cents, we fmeno to do swrns er garments; any kir.d 1 ard Iroulotr ti-e do up le. manner tl.iMnic'and roll' In family w.sblog snd lroaiag, peraoien. a it v- i BOBSE9 AND VHICIaa. UK BALE Carriage bone, good driver.

-Seller." f-fwi omce. it oJt' 1 Irele stm-t. ot 1oH KALK iiood work mare aad eoU. Call at No. 7 1W Maple street.

tT t' 18 8ALK l'hacion bunir. Call ai 5uO North. Tiar.HS ppi stirei. te VOH BALK A good delivery wagoo. cbeap.

1 AJ Maasatinsetts arenae. SALE Hone, hamess and delnery wagon, cheap. 1'6 lirosdway. 7 te If (ill SALE A good hiigy, for caei, at 17 Mawlinsa-ti avenii'it 1 oaf? 8ALK Hai(IixjTp da-V bay pony, cuXs. 4(0 m.

r-aiM ws'iiinKitm tT TAjH 8ALK A )liacton. In Hie bet of ordor, cliftp. No. 7U East Market sirm-t. I L2V tSH BALE ood'lifiiid borne, cheap.

Jalf at Dmilap strwt.y lt.C H.van.; VOcTrflsij a hors. ouggy aad barnees on pa)-ment, to to Ka'stpn A Co. tn JUIt I ALE A snpnlid good pliat-lon and lunittu, clieap, atais Eaat Marke: street. tr OH BALK A nrsoc ass set of doutiia uarueSM Bad a pom. is Msasacnuneiu avenue.

as 12 OK SALE Ctirap. slde nar topb iggy. or will trade t. Norm llllno's street. -te OR' bAXH Good delivery wagon.

Call at llowe nVsrlng wachlae omca 64 N. Pennsrlvanlast. ne a I fvli ZiiA i)E A gold watr.li for a good busgy horse. it. jente.

jo. w. reniaHyivama street. po A top biiKsrv (wj draft hore. H.

If. KiorlilBre A Alaliains snd Maryland ots. oa ot lllt iiAI.K Flftv lf hnu. st Eesslcr's auction stable. East Man-land1 ilrcrf.

tv o' bALE Tao-aeaied can-late, cheap, at Mrs. r-enson A furniture store. 1U East Wash. lngton street trt! 7AN TED For cai.li To Imva g.iod horw to work to wood wagon, must be cheap, llardln, li tXK BALE ive year old home, sound anJ goutle Jor ladv to drive: Drice blU: at Kuultir'i HtAhte Eat Maryland street. tT WANTED A horse for lis feed for a Uort time, wllfi prlilk-se of Metllu's wooden.

weir store, ftonti Illinois trg OClt STOCK of sporting and delivery wagoos and" btuglee for sale Ibeap for the next thirty days: dvroa in iuirr. as vw i siorni St. s-I ts SllOlXD l'OO DthlKK to raise a fine heavy draft colt, or a race horse, ace our noted staniona at the Amerlcaa stable or the fair ground, iialston A fcq a IOi; BALE llontes 1 have 2 spl'nlid driving .1 il Bill, a 11-n JI UIU .111. II II 1 lilt I excellent prospects for making a good driver, will sell luf tha i. .1.1..

V. 1...... 1 II 1 North IVnnylvsnls street. tT UOH SALE AT Pl'llLIO AUCTION Having sold A to Oeorite K. BchoneM our statile.

we vlll a.01 at iuMIo auction, all our livery stock, eonxlstlng of torses, buggies, carriages and names, at No. a) South rennylvaula street, ou baturday. May 3, lfti. cmuev ta ron. i it iit KEAD THIS For taj next two waaka we will Sbll our fine carriages, phaetons, box boggles, and one-man: wagons for less money than any fli-st-class factory in the United States.

We hsve, also, SS second-band carriages of all kinds we will sell at yoor own price, rtoooins at tarrarq. tu tast oeorgia St. sas li tsAUE In order to maae room for oar sonn work, we will sell all our read mads work of carriages, phaetons, buggies, consisting of both new and second-DBOd, rery cheap, bare also secondhand opoa delivery wagons; also, one platform spring truck. Bcbwelkle Arrange. No.

43s jtaat Washing, toe street. a 1 HOTICB. ART B17UULE8 ob payments. Bora A Cov, f7 E. WmI- at COeiLS.

daisy bUBTgies, clieap buggies, at IM. ston ec vo.a. ts AM the reticle any call sud ge. Uou'easy leriuX lilBton A Co. ts XLL lovers of fine borses should see the Dae stal" lions owned by Balstoa A which are being kept at the Amerlcaa stables, and' in tha northwest corner of the fair ground.

tts SHOULD we attempt to give you a list of ur lra-mense stork you would be compelled to go out and nt a drink before reading over, and to tell you bow cheap yon would say was.a 1 e. Well, come ant fee, halston A Co. ts JOHN MOKKIS A CO. lave estaollsbea a shoB for the repair of all kinds of and wood work: also are prepared to build light machinery, models, flOber In word or metal; West Chesapeake street, Just west of Illinois tt- oppoalto brand liotel. ths 'ITALrOaCsvtRE-W.

A. Bradshaw la treal big w'th greatsucceas, beadachea, tfrspenMa and all rplnal and nervous treubles; also all other diseases. He baa taken a paraivtis off bis crutches In two treatments No medicine used. Cmce Utj Pennsylvania rtrees. is RALSTON A CO.

will have a grand opening on Mar 1: doors onen at 7 n. oromot. All wtio Tlslt our rooms will receive small floral cards, 8x10 chromes, etc Each aad every one will come with their name and ret Hence written oa a small card. The card moat not be over one and a bair inches long and one-half Inch wide. The lams will be placed la a revolving wheel, after all tickets are In.

The committee la charge will draw oat a card. The person named on said card will receive an elegant bedroom ret, worth t5tf, bow on exhlMtlon at room S7T. Itemember the. place, ro. 177.

Z.t, HI and Est Wash. at. I'. 8. Other papers please copy nntll May M.

tsh frouznx Ol'ND Bottom price at Iialston A Co. 'a 1 tsh i lOUND That llston A Co. excel all for variety and low prices. ts 'LJ'Olliil) CbeajieaS-place to buy Batches on easy a- terms, itaistoa Co a. ts a IJOUKD Call and see us before ou Bora Co 7 East i Washington street.

nt IJKH'KD Best patterns and lowest prices lnwaU paper, at (9 Kotth Illinois street. teot F)PNI The largest stock of everything on payments. Bom ft Co 7'E. Washington it. nt UNi-CItUen-s Odor ess Vault and filnk CI log compaoyi roots 1 Baldwin's block.

Telephone No. lmt. ta FoUfcD-Tksre is not a house la the city that ran show each a vast stock of goods at so low prloes as at natsi 00 si co a. a i 1 A vi uivwTmvini vv um i tame by gtvleg fail partlealars and paying expen-1. Apply to Martin fair care Klngan A Co.

tv ot "t'OTJiD-Ovew bal.y c-rrUges. a.i r.i ew s-eloclBedea aad waaona. jnew pira cagcsi aaa oaaaets. -New bammrcks and Also, new silk, kid and lisle glores. New hosiery, underwear andcoraeu.

At Pkuub's, ii NortAAlerldlaa street. 1 riXJILBT BKTS oa paymeaBB. Bora A Co, 17 Bast Wash, st. ats MBS. S.

A BLa-ERlS Kl RU AKT EX, i5S N. Illinois ac Childrea carried to and from toe scpooi free of rnars (biot tn ilTTJALISM -Marrelooa matsniaJlxinff aesoiotsfl tn tha UsthtJ Tuesday. Tharada and VrldaT evenlrsrs. The dead live and retnra. Ton caa poslUvelytee yoor sptru friends face to face.

Business, medical and slate writing sittings dally. A poalUTe care for Servous drnluty and aU enronJe olBfssfs. 10 cect teat circle We'neaday evening, at KneLah's halL on 1 ateruuaa ss. SBusw Boea, M. ri siAMife 1 11....1.

ust N1 kW BniLDliiO AssomT.6S-fne KortK BMe Savin ir and Loan Association will meat Thursday evenlBg, May at 7:30 p. nx, at Xo. SOI N. lUlaots st. (aoruieat.t corner 84, Joe for the rat payment oft weekly does.

Persons wanting abares bad better apply sooa. as there are over four boBdred sbsres engaged and five hundred ta the limit. Entrance fee Sue per auare, weekly dues iic per suare. enar 1 can do naa irom aneo. vfotrner, su N.

Miss. st Herman Stele. US 48. Merldlaa atreet- Joha Lather, car. First aad West street.

Cuas. Ualls- Dack, cor. uuaou aad r-raxt streets, a do. aosBns, tree, DmaaiaeBB. Tnas ts a 1 T.

tX. sTIBUIwBB, OOS. FOB BAXJL VOB a 1 1 a tsjpttsl City cigar. M- OK SALE Wkatevcr yea want, at KssbaaTZ Co-'s. tsh BALE Two fccouU U-iTlsar papa, i Eight street.

FOK BALE h. tbuae handsome badrooat Kalsw Co7a. TTW Hl rlgnriL whit-ti i aosolotely pare. te -17OB BALE oases and lots la aU parts of the dty. A namara SB Bayies.

oa ik)U BALE Easily save (MD oa oue parlor set by boylng of Hals ton A Co. tas BALE Aa opnght plua, $73, on payments, 44 North Pesnrylranla street tr LVlH BALE The best and cheapest shoes la the at HtarafTs, i Virginia are. jths! bal: ta. reduced 10 ner cent- this and nexttweek. st A tn KILE A small grocery, will lavoloe about a inquire at siu tnautna are.

ta or sou. IrjQ-alre at tlO Indiana are. IXH bAAJb Large line of painted rockers on pay. ments. Born ft Cot7 E.

Wasn. st nis IjOK BALK Half a car load of fine baby boggles, oa lery easy terms. Balstoa A Co. tas. FH iA La llano, with stool and coyer, 1Z cask.

Prarson's Masle Eonse, ltN.Penn. St. --ths FOB I city. SALE Ii oases and lota la an party of the FOK RALE Eggs from pure bred, well mated Browa doi lj Howard tn. tn sj XX) It SALE A Mason A Hsmlla organ, cheap, rom 14 Vsjeti biock, Korth Pennsylvania street.

tT Oil BALE Mirrors, braofceta, frame. furnlure, carpets queens ware, stoves, eto. Kaiston A Co. ta T7QB BALA Handsome hanging lamps, easy terms. tn Kaiston ft FOR piwer portahla engine, la good tanning order, AM) cash, inquire Circle IV IT IX) It BALE Service of A JCC reiliered Jersey ball, tint barn north of Fad Creek, North Illi nois street.

fatetst I 'OB BALE New 4ofU bonae, Madison near Belt road, stable, cellar, etc, fcwO. terms easy. Call 1 Pangherty street. 1 s.w fTVH SALE Cloitlngobt a large stocx of caolce A fruit trees rrares aed evergreena. extra fine Irish laiilper, lil North DelaBvare street.

"fJOJt SALE Desirable cl property, toih tinprov-X ed and Tscsnt, will pay 9 to li per cent, on price. Jesse V. Carir.lchsel, 81 Circle street. 4 TX)1! SALE An Alaska sods sptralus and tu'uti er washer. In good order, cheap.

Inquire Wels's drag store, corner Columbia aadJIUl avAt te FOR BALE-Flnt-cliBS stock of groceries. In the best part of c'ty. For particulars, rail snd see A. B. fistes ft HI snd SI Eart Maryland.

FOB BALE A new Tucker money dra eer. two showcases, foar counters and shelving, one stove ard some dry goods, cheap, South West sr. tT ol BAXJt One Oer.il piano, full -7 Carved roewood css, at suo. n. JI Baldwla A Co and r) Xortb Pennsylvania street, oa BAXlSBy order of cjuart, ru'iuo law.

elec-' Irlc inaclilae, Itr street, ball or fair exhlnmrs. tT 1 Carter ft Illnford. sttornefs. OIt SALK-)ue Chkkenng, 6 octave roscwajd 1 est, at D. 11.

Bsl lwln A os W. v. snd North Pennsylvania street. UOK' 6ALR Second-hand melodeons ssd orgaoZ II from f.i) 4inwsrls. I).

H. Baldwla A Co OS 97 and Nor Pennsylvania street. I 'OK BALE-i-Jut arrived, a car load of SIU palnt-isgs to be sold on easy payments, for only. tn Ka'stoa ft Co. t.

OR BALE Real tsuaM, IMA) pieces. Call or scad jb- ior priaico ust. c. tt. comn co- an East Market streflt.

t'ol; fcALK-iJii ji. a g'xKl stock of groceries and potior s.alrh a eco't estahilshed trad-: reasons for selling, poor heauh. Mri. UerrtuaLn. E.

Wash. St. teot IP (l It fAl.X A lav iliirary. consisLli.4 of1 IndUna Leports, text bocks, etc CaU Tuiir4ar, Ftldty or Eaturtlay, between tl and 4 o'clock p. m.

J. Mil ner. l.UI 111 II (J IOR BALE W-acre farm. WashlnglooL, township, 1 mile west of Nora, house, large barn, board fences, about acres In cultivation, balance tlm. ber.

Albert Balfer. 23 South Pennsylvania St. tT F'OK BAI.K lii-rooni bouse. East Waxulngtoa street, lot cellar, wc'L cls'ern, only sj iou, worm t3.0l til easy PTrent; tlii "Is a bargain. i fl.

H. Bevllle. 3 Xortb Pcnnsylvatjla street. 1JOB BAAJ5 Drug store of anout low rent and doing a fair business, slluued -In coontry town. 2i miles from the cliy.

A oa TA Korlh Deisware street. FK BALE of dry mill wood and kindlings, tl per load. coal, at A. Thaytr's cm! and wood yard. Try It.

os x.v Massacnasetts are IjKJK BALE Housos anil lols IB parts of the city, aad land and farms la eU rsrt of Uta coon 1 1. Mills. Clesveland A DarnelL ns Ho. Si East Market street. FOR BALE 47S Bellefontalne street, two-story frame boose, I grooms, stable, etc, east front.

0, V. 1 1 0 Jos. uiu iov, uieap. us Esst Market street. T70K SALE Groceries, saloons, restaurants, hotels and boarding booses, besides a large variety of viurr iiasHinnrii onsiniww xiamiin sb ijo tn 84 North Delaware street.

TXK BALE AtPrlvate sale, black walnut bedroom set, bnwsels carpet, antique lace curtains, ebony polesjuarhle top snd store. Ca 1 Wednes-day and Ihurfcdar. at ISM East Michigan street, tv tl I'OH BALE-4-room cottage, wl window shutters, veranda, cistern, cellar, wed, wood and coal sheds, must sell at oace, tX. H. H.

Bivlila, -9 X'orth Pennsylvania street. OK SALE Kesldence irgaln-NorUi Tenaeoaee street dwel'lug; will take fl la cash or Its equivalent, and fl.Mi caa run at per cent. Interest; wiii be 10 a tor fi uw less insa 114 value, call on Gnilib, Paxton ft CouSl Circle street. OS BALE Small grocery. In north pan of the cltv.

will Invoice r'Ah also, another la the south a 1 i 'i rrz part of the city, about besldea. we hare another No 1 stock In good loratlon that will Invoice about ai nsmiin i Konn iteiaware st. lyOK SALE Four two-story bi tea nouses of 4 or 7 iwiii, nriiiiM ism. im slx jt, reavuiB sorls month eacn: caa be sold either separately or together; price, SlUU for eacA house. APiert Baker, to 3 Botrth Pennsylvanls St.

BALE The Dime Museum, located on Korth ayennaylvsb la street: a chance fora live mm to make big money: the museum pays well; csu for selling, health has failed: mast sell soon, call Immediately. ft Darnell, tl SJ East Market street. 7 SALE lid-acre farm, 12 mllus weal of city, aew brick house and new barn, lmnrorementa and farm iecond to none la ths county; cash price. envJKS or 111 taae pari in goua cny propeny. Sev.

ral small tracts or land from to Id, 15, 2S, 40, Ai, Kj and KM acres, near the city, oa easy pay. meats. H. H. Bevll'e.

North it. EOK BALE Two elegant residences on College snd Chrtstlsn cheap ft cash; also, a 154 -acre farm, with all ntodern Improvements, miles north of city, to sell or trade; this Is a rars chance to get a fine farm rery cheap; also, hsve a large number of other desirable nrooertl a Call and tret Bar tlcnlara frcm John Eldd rooms 2 snd 21 Thorpe block, nv BALE-On istonlhiy p.y.neDts of X) each month until paid- ou a handsome two-story until a handsome two-story 12 rooms, gas, cellar, cistern. walLwood-all la No. I condlUoa. situated on North frame boose, 1 bouse, stable.

Illinois nreet: price. tiMi. Now the time to se cure you home 1 W. E. Mick ft its -J Vi East Market strait.

tvoK SALE Property otPFlrat street, wl reutst S40 per month; caa be bought for tl.o. Cottage on Davis street, rents at 5 pr month: caa be bought cheap; wa want an offer, 7 rooms, iu story, new house, cellar, well snd cistern, lot 4-ix lbiH. J- II. IL Bevllle, i 8 North Pennsvlvanla street. OB SALE 1 feet oa Meridian and 2u6 6a St.

sT SB 1 gli ss sjb knATlfi st tm TrBiaaa lis iib aal- prlcr, one third casb, balance la one, two and Uirra years, at 6 per cent. l5-acr rariu. iviiii boome and stable and fruit miles out-east ot city; nust tU at once; pnra, tUMU. is. rt.

mviiie, 9 inottii rrnnsTiTaniaftcreeT. XX)K SALE By Titos. V. Day A Co.t Nice cottage oa South West street, at kA), rents for 1IH per snnum; sold oa easy payments. room house oa South New Jersey street, TSry-cheap.

I Several bargains In houses and Iota on Peru, Belle-fen taice, Asb, Ruckle and Broadway streets. Hoases of 5 to Id rooms and at prices from fl.700 t) Call oa i J. Hoss, manager, oa 71 East Market street. FOR SALE No. 47 llai-s street, i rooms, brick boose la prime condition; a great bargala, go and see It; Xo.

a Dangherty street. 5 rooms, in good repair; this Is a bargala, at tl.S No. iU7 FleXher are. rooms, good order; price, House of rooms oa Fletcher are-near corner ot 01iie.fl.63n. i os.

810 and 9U6 South Illinois at a great bar-gala. C. W. Oorsuch, 1 Virginia ave. I70K BAXdv-UHUilsoine pressed brick front real-.

denee, st a tremendous bargain'; an elegant twe story brick residence, 8 rooms, gas cellar under the whole rouse, large cistern, well, woodhoase, stable, water works, large lot, Bonn frost, located 3 squares north of Washington street, no Incumbrance; the owner Is a bob resident aod Is sacridclng the prop erty; ine propeny la a on a sojaAJt out h.bd Vul on: 11., I Knl 1 -ni 1.., It, Terns, one-fourth casb, balance In 1, 2 iM years, with pr cent lnt-srestdoB't faiUo see this house at once. w. K.iMicg tab East Market street. 9 FOB 8AL1B OB TBASH. BALK OK TRADE -Make no deals, close ao 17 bargains, antit yon Tlslt as.

That save your money, itamon sta 1 ts XX)K BALA OB BAD kv Nearly every ning oa ess Unlnk of ra tke real estate and personal Use, at trader's headquarters; -t A C6m S4 stortA imsvsm I Bl FOB TRAPS. i UVH TRADE -We wiU trade yoa aiythlngT ana see ca Ka'stcM A Co. Coma tsh 7 OK TRADE A No, 1 retail mil. leer store for city or country town bronerlr. CteaTBland A IaroeH.

No fEaat larket sL tns LOST OB STOLEN. LOST OB STOLEN A black terrier jot with dark tan-colored legs, Is six weeks old. Wl give 10 rtward for his gate retnra to mo at tbejal'. tv ot W. H.

pT BAYED. T- STuB RAYED Go not astray. Visit Kaluga A Co. ST BATED Nannie goat. Uelura to 67 and get reward.

1 6. East St. tT Ot pk aaoNAia. PERSONAL defy compeUUoa In prices. Ksl- jk.

Mm o. la PERSONAL lUlstoa A Co- are rannltg I hors-s dally deilierlng aad collecting oa goods sold erttn thetr horse. tn DISSOLUTION MOTICB. IF SOLUTION High prices and oar hoasAhsva ttala day tsaolved. Hereafter oar lerm will be tow price and easy pay meals.

KalKoa ft Co, uk FOB RHVNT. FOB BKKT Capttal Ctty clgari pORjUE JI AverytLLis. Itoa A Cu. FOB KENT fura-edroo 474 Colsrs ara. cn IXNT-i unfurnlahtd rooms.

ZU Ea.4 OMo su l.X)R UEJiT A urnlahed front room. Indiana ave. tr ot I.XK KF.ST Tut ed rouma. 71 East New Tork street. tr ot I "OR LKSI-Furnished room.

73 Weal New Tork street. oatt KEST lurued front room, oi East Ohio st LV'U uraUhed front room. SSTEutSew TOI! IIKn't 1 uraUhed front room. Jl York st. TJOB RENT Elegant urnlahed roomT i Wast -a Ohio st.

OS tt I'OB KENT New iy lurnlahed front MU, Market st, tes Faralaaea rooxa. wllk board, liok. Ahtnaaa St. HI Vtol I'JlXT 1 or 3 rooms, with stable and ce lar. ZT West Ohio su oa IX'R RF "IT Stable tor horse and boggy.

1 New Tork st. 3 East TTOR RENT Nicely furnUhed. rooms, cheap. 34 est on st teot T'OR REX Furnished snd unfuruialied rooms. 344 Fast Georgia st, 1XR RENT Nicely fum-hed room, laquire at VU North Illinois st.

XX) KENT Furnished or unfurnished room. JOi -S- r.otf iiitnois st. IVH IiEET Carp-nter atop on-1 at Lryee's bakery. BT s.m.w bouthst. Apply 11 1.X1 LF.ST-ll.miW of rooms; aU convtuieuev i- west Merr errill st.

,1 rooms lor tight housekeeping. 841 on 11 canrornis st. FOR KEXT Furnisned or, unfurnished rooms. 98 F-orth Mississippi st. oatt I.

OR RENT i Jtr pioulb; without cUlid ren. SI Indiana ave. X.OR RENT furnljiei rooms, BiUi board. I.XIRUEXT Grocery room, dweJiog and stuble. Call at 93 Ianglierty st.

tv J.XiR 1 JiNT Furnished front room with or without Nrd. Virginia sve. .1 IVOR REXT froom bouso, cvul'rally locale 1. In X1 nulre at 813 East Oblo st. 'tTtt TXiK REST rocnii, tor light housckuepuigT A quire Fast C-alr at.

REM I'm'ura shed rooms. iuquire roouiJJ Irand opera honne Moe k. IOR RENT 10-roJiut Iioum) In couiplte Apply i73 West Sew York st. repair. FOR tie OR KEKT Nirely furnintied front room, for Uemen.

113 orth Illinois st. 70R REXT i-ftory roouia; verycoavenli-nt Inquire 3M Ent York st. tvot IJtOii KENT Furnished trout room lor 1 or i gea- nem-n. 10 r.ast rew 1 ors 11. tss "lX)K REX Awiil furuiiUied runt room.

Pleasant-T ly located, lis North Illinois tt. I 1.XHI liKNT-' or 8 unfurnished rooms; also, 1 Tun pli lit room. 813 X. New Jeixy. tv "TH)K REX Well furnlsbedfron room, alngle; 1 per weea.

is nunH new Jersey mr. tTilt RENT I'leaiant fiirnlhtied front room, first i te ht fiimr, with liosrd. 1-S r.ast Ohio st. 1P0H KEN 1 Nicely urubihed trout room, aultablg for gentleman: 21S North Illinois St. 'R KKM L'l gnt rooms over l'lailliu intislc hsH; also, some plain BUeping roouia.

os tt "IW1 liENT FurLNu'd front rooms, complete for lioiii keeping.li5Ve.t Mlelilgan st." 1 REM All or psrt iif large house; also, ur-nislied rooms. l.iNonh Delaware st. i Li'Oh KEJi'A -Large. cilice trout rooius.wlUx meals; location central. Z74 s.ortn Alanama st.

OR RENT House i.f 3 rixun? i Xortli Alaliania wsotticei tv st. Inquire Geo. H. Saaliie' News I70H KENT Newly furnished front rooms, with board if desired. 131 No th Alabama su.

te ot 1rOR KENT-N. cly fo- nl-died room for" 2 young men, with lwiard. it North Alabama t. XitK KENT Fine furotauea rooms, fer gents, 2V4 Jr Mum, sve. Inoulre Matcnasetts are, oa tt TJOIt RENT Nesfiy furjilert front rootn; hirn 11 F.a.-t New Tofk st.

RENT Piano FI rut cla-s piano; WiU rent Leap, for one year. HI X. New Jersey st. oa tf I7fR KENT-Xew-Denl Resniifu'ly furnished room, opposite 'n. In Wrlifht's Exchange bl.k.

oa V. 17 OK KENT Beautiful furnished or nnfurnlshod A. room: also, small room. 264 NT. Alabama st.

na I 1 1 li' I'L-VT. House of 4 rooms, mile we.t of Ma A pleton. W. A. Eclcliam.

21 Washlnmon. ts 1 FOR RENT I fiinilKbed rooms for gentlemen. Ia-quireat li; North Meridian st, room 1 or 7. te I HORRENT Furnl.licd room la private familv, squares from Hates bou.e. 16 N.

ob RENT Nicely furnished room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Inquire room Cleaveland bl'k! 1, OH KENT 2 sample, or offlc. rooms, on south Meridian st, near In Ion depot. M. H.

Spades, nt RENT Nicely furni.liiNl room, with board If Fmitheast cor. lhlo and Tenneae stut T7HR liEXT Handsome suite of unfurnuihed rooms; also, 1 furnished single room, with board. 81 VY. Ohio st. 1.XI! RENT 2 room, up s'airs, to family without children.

UI7, cor. Nortli snd West sis, on Indians sve. a tr ot 1jOI; REN room bouse. SS squares ne. of -court bouse.

Adam brim tent and awning store. aa est siaryianq st. TVOlt RENT Stranger, wate not thy mouey; visit our mammoth store: net sll vou waut- and save 2U fN'r cent. Ralston A Co, tn 1X)R ,1 rooui-i; bIho, some Dialn sleenlne rooms: nrlces reasonalile. wrignt-s bloi-K, ocr Ilatllin's music store.

os tT TXili KENT A handsome suite, consisting of 4 rooms, arranged for light bonaekaeoiag: 233 Massachusetts ave. M. H. Spades. ot 1 FOR RENT One 8 and one 7 rooms; squares post office, northeast: to suitable party wlutoui small children.

Apply SOU East Market su tt EOK KENT 2 elegant suites ot rooms in we Windsor, corner Market and Illinois tea; front rooms snd grit Door. M. II Spades. ntg. Residence, 31 Wut l'rau st, it rooms; alA, suites of rooms, may lie used for liousukeen.

Ing. l. armli-baei. 31 Circle st. TX)R KENT 10.

Central ave. Louse ot rooms: hot and cold water; stable aad out houses complete. w. A. netcham.

21 nest Washington St. nss IXthVKEMT Sate elegantly furnished, newly pa. pered, 1st floor parlors; I single room np stairs; bath large lawn: 52t North Meridian St. LXiR l.FNT uruli-lu-d liouiwt of ti roouut; splendid 114-suon; north side: house is new anl lu every way Call at South Meridian st. FOB REXT--i1anos and org.ns at from 1 50 to 3 per month, and the rest applied os the purchase Pearson's Monlri House.

IT N. Pennsylvania st. to IX) It KEXT 4unfart.loed rooms, 2nd floor, tog M4 nsnt without children, or wl'l rent separate; also, good barn snd carriage shed. 1MH N. Eaat.

tv ht FOit REX At BrUlitwnod, nice, new room within I square of shops; 91S per month; ts 1 F. W. Morrison, 7 Bates block. "Li'OK KENT A few desirable Houses, la good loca- uon, at low renu ts Walter Klveri, Enirltsb't Ofierahma. LXK KENT Or traae for city property, 8 acres of land, with house and barn, on National road, I miles east of cltyheautlful place for coontry rest denee Inqalre IS West Washington st.

tts tVon KENT The elegantly fitted barber an op at tacbed to the aew Hotel English; sons but first-class parties need apply. 1 w. jiivci-s, agent, Engtiin opera rionse. FR KENT Garden farm of 23 acres. In sight of Indianapolis, Bear Insane asilam, with alee 4-room bouse; good barn and orchard Ion glvra hnmedlateiT- might trade this farm for good city propeny ti.

tt snniio. in 1' OR ltErw -lake a'complcte outfit; furnish your 1 rooms; ssVr rent; live like a king, or queen; be your own master, or mistress. This you can do, money or ao money, by calling oa ns. mi Ralston ft Co. LXK KENT large brick dwelling, witb large stable aad yard; 65b Madison are; JJfi.

Elegant house with i rooms, attic, etc: South Alabama st. sec or house nor.b of McCarty rt. ni Lmei 8chraldt. Sooth Delaware st: ITOll PENT Oa account of sickness In my family lam going eaxt, and will rent my bou 53 Central ave. corner Christian.

-The house is a 2-story, frume of room vand in a very desirable locality, liu-ntedlale posseston gUen. Albert II. Y'olin. 4 Fast Washington st. 1 'Uh ftEN By W.

E. Mick A Csx. (8 East Market St. 17s Eaat Morris st, 1 rooms 1S ao SI TiHing st, 8 rooms 10 Od 25 SbeJI-y st, rooms (new IS 50 South Meridian st. 5 rooms and 11 0) 183 Fast St Jce st, 7 rooms and statjie.

IS 00- 171 North Tennessee st, 7 rooms snd 22 50 137 East North st, rooms, gasand 25 00 26 West Pratt st, rooms; gsa 2 41S North East st, I rooms; ts) 84 f'slege sve, 11 rooms, wbut aad Si OU 3 Noble st (west at flyer), 4 rooms a 00 for light bousekeeplBg In blocks. Choice office rooms in VbIob building. b-e storeroom, cor. Fletcher ave aad Noble. REWAHIX.

KWABD 5ni pairs ladles' kid button shoes, at Clnclnnstl store. Indiana ave. trh ARD Ly l.uvicg our (2 oil s'ove ana lamp av commneu. wounatoas east naan-lngton street. te 1 WARD 25 per cent, on the Urge sample lot oi XV fine cua.om-made shoes, off.

erea week. at Ui Avenue Shoe Store, SO Indiana this week. te TtSWAKD I'ltO to the house that caa compare av stock ior aosnuty, naiity ana for cheaoue E'even rooms Oiled at Kalstoa A Co. 'a. ts BTRAYED OB STOLKN.

STRAYED Oil ETOLKH A red cow with right ear siit on top. and dry. Finder return to 7 a Fr Market st and receive reward oa ft SOCIETY NOTICES. MASONIC A. and A.

Beotthrt Kite. Iirdlanapo'ls Chapter Knee Croix. Meeting this (Wednesdsyi evening, at 7 4 o'clock. Work, seventeenth aad eignteeain acbreea. K.

EiiioTT M. W. and P.4. P. T.

TfoTlTPAT. Sec. DLELl. HEAVIN Stephen K. Hearln, at the realdenesof r-scm Wallae-a.

Fletcher Wedndar. A Br 11 80, at A o'clock A aged 21 years, moutbs and li osvs. FunersJ win r-e held stxmh street Ttintlstchn'rh, FiWay, Msy fd, at 2 o'clock p.m. 1 riends are In vited os Baa Fourth Fag; for l-oans, Lost, Ktc. AaaoaBeimsats, lJ'Oit r.KT unrurnlshed rooms, for light bonsekeepliig.

Boom 1 1 Circle Hall, tvnl IfO 11 1 St ireronri, M.utsacbusclU ave; good ldt-ation snd Ijw rent. M. H. Spadei. tvx i mer.

i met. 1 BY llunMuE A. FOBGOTTEN GliNT. 1 Vnllj Vnl of lite Xiplrslre ike EIletUTille Sto.e qntry Dfalk of Twtf Ue Tictlct. Special to The Indianapolis News.

Ellettstlllb, April 30. P. 0. Matthews, the senior member ot tb firm of Matthews Brothers, proprietors ot the stone works where the expiation occurred yesterday, died this nornlng, the second TicUm, There are but little hopes of the recovery of Edward Maberlj and AlonxoMatUngly. Theynerer raJHed from the shock.

Albert Wyclajpg la not any better and he It hardly expected lire. The other eight vicUmg are dohur well ta could be expected and It Is theaght' they will all recover, unless inflammation seta In, oq account of pieces of the cast Iron pot be-1d in their wounds. The doctors been arie only in the case of Fred Matthews to get them oat. i The bnlldlnz that contained the exploslie was a smoke house. It consisted ot eight rolls of giant powder and scleral caps, and was In art old Iron pot hanging; on the walL In tearing down the building the pot fell and the powder exploded.

The powder broke the pot Into unall fragments. And it was these ballets that did the awful work. The powder had been placed In the bouse several months ago, and had been forgotten. As an example of the force with which the bits of the pot were thrown, it Is only necessary to say that several of them were driven through a two-inch scantling. Business Is practically suspended here, and general gloom and sorrow prevail.

William Williams died In 20 minutes. The left Bide of his head was blown i away. Matthews was literally cut to pieces, bits of the Iron pasting clear through his body, arms and leg. Mattlngly Is wounded in the back 7 Moberly about the head: and Wyckers. who Is a lad only 13 years old.

Is also cut In the head In a frightful manner. The other wounded men and their injuries are: Thomas Freeman, point of his shoulder blade torn off and a frightful gash -cut in his hack; Fred Matthews, junior member of the firm, a piece of Iron In his right leg, which made an ugly wound; Abe 8 pi roe, Willie Wampler, Barney Scully, William Matson, Ed. Faulkner and Grant Galloway received ugly flesh wounds, but none of them are serious, i The Kellog-r Case. Washington, April 30. In the Kellogg case, yesterday, Janes B.

Price testilied that be paid William Pitt Kellogg, then senator, i0.000, lh five draft of $3,000 each and a note for 5,000, for his services In having Second Assistant Postmaster General Brady expedite the service on Star routes Operated by witness. This was tn July 1SC9. The note" and drafts were prcfiuced aed Identified. The witness's next ccr.vereatlon wtth Kellogg was some time In 1SS1, Rafter the newspapers had got bold of this stuff," and Kellogg told him la substance ''there was notbjpfe in the matter, it would all end in smoke. also said he bad givtn ibe drafts to Walsh and that he had rtcelved no moaev from him Walsh At another interview Kellogg said he had got $2,200 from Walsh, and that Brady had gov the rest ot the.money, or something of that kind.

Witness did not concern about it; tt did not interest him; and his recollection of the interview was not distinct. Before proceeding with the cross exami nation, Nathaniel Wilson made a motion ts strike ont all of Price's testimony, lie based the motion on the fact that witness had not stated he bad paid Kellogg $13,000 in lawful money, upon dinerent occasions, as set out in the indictment. The cross examination this morning reveal ed nothing new. Then the motion to strike out was renewed, and Ingersol proceeded to argue lr- The Colored Conference. riTTSBroa.

April 30. The National Col ored conference organized, yesterday, with Lloyd B. Wheeler, of Chicago, as president. Fred Douglass Is vice president from the Distiict of Colombia. i IL Price Williams, of ed intense excitement bv assailing the abili ty of Mr.

Wheeler, and offering as a substitute the name of Fred Douglass. The amotion was; voted down, and the. report adopted. i A discussion followed on "Onr Political Status," In which F. L.

Burnett, of Illinois, advocated capitulation to the white men of the south. 1 i In executive session, a resolution wis adopted that it was inexpedient at this time to indorse any party or any presidential caa-' dldate. i i i. This morning was spent in discussion, a sentiment prevailing in favor of a national organisation. I A.

Barker Bangs Himself. I CiscrsNATL April 80. Allen Iuzalls. one of the murderers charged with7 burking" the Taylor family, at Avondale last winter, bung himself In the County isjj this morning. i I i A letter, dated April so, round addressed to bis wife, made no mention of suicide, but said: mi anything happens to me, please don't fall to take me home." In the rim of his hat was a note asking the sheriff to send his body just as it was to his wife.

He had a dread of going to the dissecting table. Trade Itema. Ptttsbubo, April 30 7 The galvanised iron manufacturers of the United States are in session here to-day, for the purpose of formiag a national association to protect their Interests. Every galvanized iron manufacturer in the country but one is represented. tv I The window -glass trs.Se Is improving steadily, and prices will be advanced tea per cent.

to morrow and production in- creasea to tne iuuest extent. Obituary Ex Governor Henry M. Mathews, ot West Virginia, died last night at his heme in Lew-isburg, Greenbriar county, of erysipelas. Btr Michael Arthur Bass, head of the famous English brewing firm of Bass is dead, aged forty-seven. i Sir Michael Costa, composer and conductor, died yesterday of apoplexy, at Brighton, after a week's Illness.

He was seventy-four years 01 age. CITY NEWS. The pews in St-Faul's cathedral wUl be rented jl I The friends Of Pal Corcoran, alia 'Corky Pat," wbo was connected wtih the burglary ot Vhi'g batcher shop, claim that he ts not bright, and therefore not responsible tor his actions It a rcbtake that previous to this offisnse he wasatinxceona noater." i i Tb Ravliroade. TCotlce was served to-dav that all freight af ter to-morrow consigned through on one line to another, will be delivered at the Belt road. This will require the establishment of an in: spector for each road at the Belt All companies have accepted the new order of thlcce.exe pt the C.

El Officials of thai line are not satisfies with the apransement; claiming that tney were not represented at the meeting which decided upon it, and urging that It will entail a largo their line. .1 1 aT i President Idea' Is, of the B5g Four announces that an excursion will be, ran over ths Columbus, Hope Greensbnrg road, now abent ootn-plt ted. May I. and the stockholders of the Big Four, who advanced the money for the con strnctlonof the new feeder, are invited to Inspect the road on that day. Regular trains will be pat on the H.

A G. May 5, and a new Big Four train from tbb city to connect with the 11. A G. trains, will be added about the same date. 1 Tha annual meeting of the stockholders ot the Indianapolis, Eel Hirer A 6onthetvitern road la being held this afternoon at the offices of the company tn this ctty The old board of directors and the old officers will probably be re-elected.

This company for two years has promised to foifill public statements that tha road would be built, and reiteration to this effect was made thU afternoon. It Is claimed again that the company has eon.pol of the nec-mss rsnhsl. and thattbs TmMneots are Mat tering (or the building of the road thi sum-' POOR UNFORTUNATES. Fitter. Iimttei if tie Tti Barti Cratf, Htkifti, liyliim tariel ta PetUf.

Kalamazoo. April 80. Tha no house of Vaa Boren county, located near nartford, burned last night. Flfteea ior sixteen inmatew lost their Uvea in the Loss' on buildings, $10,000. In sured.

CONTENTION 1 Ii; Boom for Ednnidi ind llw ila ii tie Eut. Bcstox. If ass. April 30. The state repub lican convention was tecrporaniy organized by the election of Harry Cabot Lodge chairman.

There is a full attendance of the state central Chalraian Lodge referred to the' ad minis 'tration of President Arthur as wise and Judicious, The whole of the Massachusetts delegation to the national convention fat-ort the nomination ot George BL Edmunds for. president, and the son of the illustrious Abraham Lincoln 1 for vice president. It would not go there with a factious disposi-Utfn. John D. Long was Introduced as per-imanent president.

1 afassachaaatta democrats. Worcbstbr, April 30. The demo-icratlc state convention was called to- order, by Noah A. Plympton, of the state committee, who made an address eulogising Gen. iBurler, and arraigning the republican party.

Edward Avery was chosen permanent chair-jman. i 1 A motion by Wm, M. Simmons that It Is the cense of this convention that Gen. B. F.

Butler should be nominated for president by the national democratic convention at Chicago was adopted unanimously, with jgreat enthusiasm. Vermont. I AfosTTELrfiK. April 30. The republican, State convention organized with Jas.

M. jTarlor president, who- favored Edmunds and. Lincoln and asked this convention to dorse the administration of, President Arthur. J. Gregory Smith.

Redfleld Proc tor, Frederick Bluings, and B. 8. Harris 1 ere elected delegates at large to U-icago. The resolutions present the name of. Ed-snunds for president, aad instruct the delegates to vote for him, New Hampshire.

1 Coscorp, April republican state bonveatlon organized with D. F. Pre scot as president. i Chas. IL Sawyer and George H.

8 to well have been elected delegates at large. The first Is for Edmunds and the last for Blaine. ArtLur is second choice of both. i ftUchlgaa (irpeab ackers. i AAiiAaAzou, Apru ioe niicmgaa Greenback state convention met to-day.

Gov. Begole is an interested spectator. The leciing is strong iorisuuer ana tree trace. i THe Walking Match. Score.

New Yoke, April 80, 10 a. m. r.owell SS3, Fitzgerald 270, Day 208, Noremac 24, Vint 247, Herty 255, Elson 237, Thompson C1, NeUw 124, Panchot 243. Burrell has withdrawn with a score of 180 miles. -i Neon.

Rowell 292, Fitzgerald 2W, Day 217, Noremac 202, Vint 257, Herty 201. F.lson. 244, Thompson withdrawn, NltawalSS, Paa- cno 5L, I i wls Indleations. shixcton-. April 30.

The Tehnessce and Ohio valley, light local rains and partly eloudy weather, southerly winds, nearly stationary temperature in western portions, slight rLe in eastern portions. Lower lake region, slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather and local showers, east to south lower parameter. CONDENSED NEWT, i -Dsrmestlc Markets were weaker In Chicago, to day. June wheat telling down to 93 l-2c. i i Hermann New York, a dealer in wines, assigned yefitday: Preferences The cattle disease near Washington, is pronounced a catarrhal affection, and not pleUEO-pneumonla.

-i i Four hundred and City chests of adulterated tea wete seized at New Tork yesterday, on the steamer Franca, from London. The senate, yesterday, passed the pluero-ttoeumonla bllL Examination ot the cattle is to be by a bureau in the agricultural de-partaent Ani arrangement hat been made by which the Immense works of Brown, Bonn ell at Youngs town, O. furnaces, mills and coal banks will resume operations. 1 Prof. Richard A.

Proctor, the noted astronomer, having married Mrs. adie Crowley, of St- Joseph, will make that city bis future home and continue the publication of his magazine from 8- Louis. 1 At White none ferry, at St. Albert's crossing, on the Nicolet river, yesterday, the bottom of the boat broke through, and i Louis Demos, wife and daughter, Joseph Gauthler, a chtlcV and two other children i were drowned. 1 I- G.

C. Wing, chief of the, diplomatic bureau of the state department, has V. H. Edwards, recently associate counsel for the Unrl states before the French anl AmericVi rommlsslon, has been appointed to the 'cy. In the fly Verne lodge Knights of Pythias, a uniform has been organized after the Banner of the army, with the supreme chancellor as commander-in-chief, with a major-general and staff.

The next meeting ot the supreme lodge will be held at Toronto, two years hence. 'I -Robert Burer, living near Rock 1 Island, III, became violently insane on Monday, beat his sister with a club so dreadfully that she will die, and escaped to theswamp. The citizens of the entire township turned out. and managed to capture him after a desperate struggle. I I i Abram 8.

Hewitt and Edward Codper, of New York, have entered suit in the United States court against the Cleveland Rolling Mill company, for $200,000 damages claimed for infringement of the Martin patent In the manufacture ot steel drrlng seven years, the company paying no attention todem-nds maa for royalty. I Intense excitement wis created at Foeto-ria, Oblo, by the announcement of the assignment yesterday of J. L. K'enower, a promCnent business man and heavy: real estate owner. He had borrowed money largely, including the savings' of many poor people.

His liabilities re $60,000 to acsets not more than $30,000. i OwSrg to the prevalence of Intemperance among army officers a special ward is set S6ide for their treatment in the government hospital for the Insane. The discovery will lead 'to another investigation, and if it Is Brig Idly err led out It will In all probability, in some dishonerable dismissals Ir-m both the military and naval service. i A water-spout burst over Hutchlns station, Ion the Central railroad, Texas, The water was ten inches deep on level ground. Farm fences and crops were destroyed, and not a bridge remains.

No lives lost, but the destruction of property reaches many thousands of dollars. Tns water caused Trinity river to run stream all day. i Foreign. ji- STbe convocation of the unlversrty of Oxford has decided 404 to 221 to adinlt women to honor examinations. The troop ship, Crocodile, front Ecdta, is off Portsmouth, Eagland, flying ai yellow flag, but there has not been a fresh ease of cholera since ahe left Glbralter.

i She will be quarantined five daya. iAnlexplosion of powder in the magazine at Ban Jose, across the bay from Havana, Cuba, yesterday, caused another destroying the gas holders of the gas company. The military hospital, the San Ambrosio arsenal, and other buildings in the neighborhood suffered the most damage. In Havana, balconies, wtndowa, and shutters la nearly every street were chattered. A cumber of near tie magazine were killed.

h- UTEST BYmRiE EDliUNDS AND PHELPS. Tie CorrtiioadtBte Betwtei Tacm firowii: Cat, if Pkelpi'i ftue ef BUIeb. Was Msg TO, April 30. la his recent reply to the charges against Blaine, printed in the New Tork Tribune, WlUlAaa Walter Phelps asserted that Senator Ed. munds had ben guilty of doing in tha senate Just what the charges alluded to falsely laid to Mr.

'Blaine's door while la tha heuse. Upon the appearance of the Tribune article, the following correspondence passed between Senator Edmunds and Mr Phelps: Virrrgn States Bkxatb, Wasarsu-roK, i). (X. April ZS. -N Dear Sir I have read your letter, and also the editorial of the Trlbdae theieoa, iawhlcn you say: Xdmunds was understood to hsve a block of Burlington A Missouri River railroad seenrttiea.

Edmonds and Grimes ao--quired their interests in the Burlington A Missouri road when they were in the seaste. They both supported a bill to restore the land grant tie their road." These statements, taken in oon- nectlon with the rest of yonr letter, evidently mean that at he time of the legislation referred to I as. somewhat interested la that railroad or Its securities, and the editorial hi the Tribune st ates expreaa-. -ly, as being your statement, that thing. Both I Ionrself aad the Tribune are totally mUtakea.

have-hunted np what I suppose to be the Joint resolution tow hi jh you refer, being sen- ate joint resolution No. S9, lirst session orty-flrst congress, of which I had no recollection whatever before. But I see, on looking at th Congressional Globe of that date, that I did make a single remark on the subject of a house amendment, which remark I commend to your careful consideration. I had not at that time and never bad before any wnersh tp or interest in any bond or took of that road, or any other ont of the state of VermonWand nev-. er expected to have, and bad no more connection with the patssge of that Joint resolution uima yon had and knew no more than yon.

(which I assume was nothing at all) excepting What mar be lnferted from remark on the house amendment. More than three months afterwards, and oa the 13th of July. founl.on looking at my old books, that 1 hai subscribed tor ITS shares of the stock and $0 000 Of the bonds ot the Burlington A Missouri river railroad company in KebrakAv which, I hssnme, was tha road hi some war effected by the legislation referred to. I paid In cash the same price that all other su bac riser did, and held the stook. for several- years when I.

sold, it ou the Boston market at the market price. and no mere, and thta. or afterwards bought more of the bonds of (ho same company which I still bold. This Is the whole story, and I give yoa authority to verify it by an examination of the books of the company in an examination of my books, or- both. It is of some consequence among men whs Intend to be truthful, as I do not doubt yon do, to be somewhat accurate In making statements about the acts and doings of other people.

If yon, or anybody at else. wish to know anything concerning my basi- -nees of other transactions at any time, I shall be happy to pnt yon in possession of precise Information so you will be certain that what yoa say is true. I am neither w-ing nor desiring to be either candidate or president, whkii" everybody who bas ever spokoa or written; to me on the subject- knows, but. as I naturally like to stand well in the estimation of my fellow citizens. I dlsUke to be accned of either corruption, bias, selhshnee i or acting oil publlcr ques tons In which I have a I rival luieiht when such accusations are un- i true.

i Respectfully yours, Oio. F. Edsv-tdsj, Hen William Walter Phelps, house of repre- sentatiyes. Tforss or Rr-rn atitbs, Is Wa.iBiwroif.'D, April Pear Sir: I have this moment your letter of this morning, and hasten to correct some Impressions you have gotten, either from my let- ter to the New York Evening Poet, or more) probably trom some of the numerous uewxpa-per comments. I regret If you think that la ulrg your name as an Illustration of a principle I have tetany way hurt yonr reputation.

It if a reputation of which yoa and the country may well be proud, and, as I said in my letter, the facts do not and ought not to Injure any man's reputation. The principle leought to demonstrate was that a legislator bas no right ta. refuse justtae to a coriiorate interest' because he happens to- have some i share tn the' property that would be benefitted, and that It was not BA'essarily a wrong thing for a legislator to sgplre Interest in corporate proiltT after lekSlatiye action In which bo has awlsted, and 1 an illustration yoor sronduct, and that of many other legislators which Dell her I nor any one else censured. I I asked why twnduct was censurable In Blaine, and not in aay one else. Illalne Cisl not vote, but did rule, so that the LttUe x.

Kock A Fort Smith road got its land grant confirmed, knowing no more of the road at that time than I did, and forgot the fact. Three) month aterwarSs Blaine bought his interest in that You voted, because the assent was unanimous and you were present, to confirm the land grant of the Barling-ton Missouri River rood. Knowing at that time a little more of it than I did, for yoa do- -bat ed it, and yon forgot the fact. Three month afterwards yon bought yoor interest In that road. The cases were so aualageus', all essential particulars, that It seemed proper to group them.

Had I thought the action of either of yon discreditable. 1 aaould not have der fended him not mentioned you. Where is there any lack of accuracy in mr "statements about other people?" 1 "Senator Edmunds was understood to hare a Dioi-k or tturirngton A Missouri river roaa J.f ennues; aaa again: "Benator Eomaaat ac quired his Interest tn the Burlington A Missouri river, road when he was la the senate." Yon lay: "On tne 13th of July, 186. yoa sab-scribed for 193 shares of stock, and to, 003 of bonds of the Burlington A Missouri Hirer rail- xroad company," I am tnaoeurate la these) statetnects ouly in case yon were not a member of the senate on the lath ef July, 1S69, aad in casestocks and bonds do not constitute a block. 1 said, "They both (you and another) supported a bill to restore the land grant to their road." Yon aay on this point nothing against my accuracy.

You had only to say yon voted against the bilL Dad you done this, would cheerfully admit my tnaecurracy, ant the official record shows vou nreseat. and SDeaklntf noon the res olution at the moment of its passage, and the record shows thai it passed without a vote against it. If the Tribune misapprehended me as saying you were In any way interented in the road at the time of the passage of the resolution It is responsible, and not I suspect it can take care of itself, and prefers to. I "made no such representation directly or by Implication Baca a lact would destroy the parallelism, between your case and (hat of Blaine'a lie had no interest In the road at the time ot the passage of the resolution, as yon had none. lie acquired bis interests in Boston three months after, Just as you acquired yours in Boston three months after.

I think my statements were as accurate aa popular language could make them. Had I thought them "a charge." could havo used ethical language, legaL pleading, bat such language would not have stated the fasts more I airly. I do not want to know anything ef yonr bas- -incus transactions, cotoept those acts which the pub ic has long known, and of which yoa need not be ashamed. Nor do I need any other evidence than your own word for anythingyoa may choose to commanlcate.SThe fact that you, like your great associates, do not escape the ulre presentation of the press, bas never thatn my entire-confidence lu your honor i nd honesty, nor need I add that I have beea lore in the school where I have learned to with publicten whoarefalaely and per-petually accused of corruption, bias, and seliL-th-ncys, and of acting upon publlo questions in T.li they have private interest, nor have they been exempt from snch penalties of great-. ners, though neither willing nor dtwirous to bo either candidate or 'president, and: naturally liking to stand well tn the estimation of their fellow citizens.

6uch expressions of envy are always the penalty of greatoesa, and caa be only escaped by obscurity The disposition of this letter is In yoor hards. i- I am. Mr. Senator, wih high esteem, retpteM fully yours, Wit. WaLTta Pbius.

I lion. Geo. F. Edmunds, United 6 tat ts senate. 1 I'srmrD Sbhats, I Washisotos.

D. April 80. Tear Sir I have yours, dated the Sith Inst which was left at my house late last evening. According to your permission any gentleman of the pj ess who desires It will be permitted to take copies of my note and yours. The statement In your pub'-io letur, together with the facte referred to In my note, will show what the point was.

With your arguments and the conclusion I have no concern. ReFpcctfully yours, Geo. FJEDBnrwn. Uon. Walter Phelps, house of representatlTes.

Kational If otes. WirrrrscTOs. D. April 30. The estimated decrease in the public debt for April is 5,200,000, i lienrv w.

imon. of Minnesota, has beea Lselected as luccessdt to Comptroller Knox, and James A. Connelly, ot IIIIdoia, to De so- licitor of the treasury. Connelly ls at present United States. district attorney for tha southern aistnct oi Illinois.

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