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SOME Kara Bargains CIOAKS AT L. S. Ayres 5 Gos THIS WEEK. have been -through oar stock and bare marked down manr choice style to net co t. They oil nut move qutuk er.oogi.

and we bare got a prU on them that will make them, NEW ARRIVALS DAILY. Choice tailor-made Newmarket Clotks, Fedora an! Lady Clare fewmwket. Brocade Velvet. Mattlaaee. Plnah ano Hepp Gojtl, made la aU toe deeirable atyloe.j Fl We ere hadTnartri for the sale of Alaska, I-ondon djrvd.tfeal ttano'iee end Dolman's.

The make we allow tbs hftin the' world. twE PKICf. IM FLAIN FiGCfiKi, ON KVJlBTTUUiQ. We are unable to get extra space In The News' to-day. Please observe ad.

in Journal, Times and Sentinel of thi3 morning and yesterday-. Bingham Walk, JEWELERS, 12 Wuhirgtoa 8t Gicclcs Diamonds Gliea' Away With TEA AND COFFEE. The Traders' Tea Company, of New York, hare opened a Branch store in this city, at No. 48 North Pennsylvania street, opposite post-office. Their Teas are put op in paper cans, each can and contents weighing IX pounds.

Their Coffee is also pat up in paper cans, weigh-' can and content. 3 pounds. Their Tea and Coffee axe bard to beat, and Rive satis faction every wjier. and are worth $1 each. Every can sold contains, in addition to the Tea and Coffee, an article of value, rnnn'ng hi amounts from ten cent to fifty dollars, consisting cf Genuine Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches.

Money and Jewelry. The Company takes this method to advert Ise their goods, bat after thirty days their cloloe Teat and Coffees will be sold wholly on their mirlcs by their Areata at the same price, but without other articles. This Company have appointed over sixty five agents In various cities, mono of whloh are -now selling other articles than tea and coffee, vet each agent has a large and rapiily growing trade, as the superior qntlty of their goods I-eoome known. Price of cans: $1 each; six cans, B5; tweive etna, fin. twanty five oats.

SM); sixty-live cans. Ordora by mall must be arcocripmied bv cash or O. orler. aad will be pnxiiDtly filled aul far war lei to all parts of the United (States and Can tin. AI- TRADERS' TEA COMPANY, No.

48 N- Indianapolis, Ind. gyOpen Evenings. SEE OUR Grand Exhibit or GORHAM'S Solid 'Silver: 23- West Washington Street. HfObw rre our window. Buy Your Shirts AK0 FURK1SHIKS QOODS, And EAVK TOTJR LAUNDRT done the best lit the State at RSAOAUC'S, Went rolling-ton street.

News building. CITY The Hews Telephone Calls. Fdltorfal Bosluess Ofto ....281 thtruomstsii fa h. Andrew Plnkston hu been fined for assaulting the widow of Elder Brojles. The report of the Prison North for September and November ahow an excess of receipts over expenditures of The total receipt- were flS.962 43.

Telegrams have been received from War-rent-burr. Mo showing that Douglas Pevne, the alleged street car robber, left that place, as he claimed, on Monday Be his been discharged without prejudice. Mra. O. Robinson la cot ducting a series of evangelical meetings at the new chapel on Bill avenue.

The houas lj filled nightly, and several conversions are reported at each service. John D. Doris's menagerie arrived yesterday, direct from Uantsvllle, and Is quaitered en the Exposition groan s. Some of the a 1M atltnals, If not all, wUl be at ence removed to the Zoo for the winter. A BOY KILLED.

Bis Shall Is Crushed Cader the Hoofs of Frtghtwaed Horse Roman jOehler, the tlx -year old son of Roman Oenler, the Jeweler, at 1S3 Weet Washington street, was run over and killed by Whitehead's grocer wagon, near the comer cf Washington and MU scurj streets, shortly after cocn to day. The horses attached to the delivery wagon frightened at a passing train, and the driver, John Brewer, was unable to msnsge the animal. The boy was creasing the street at the time, and was atrnck and kxocked down. His skull was crushed bv one of the horse's hoofs, and both wheels of the wagon passed over body, kilting him Instantly. As showing the watchfulneas of the fire tower guard, this accident was witnessed and reported to headquarters before the friends of the little one la the vicinity realized the terrible fate which had befallen him.

i Alleged be laeolveat. William W. Shannon has brought suit gtlntt the Globe Mat rial Assesament Life arscctation to recover 17.000 on a policy, his deceased wU'e'e llfe.sbe having been Insured zor ue aiso asr lor ue appointment of a receiver, alleging that the com-psny Insolvent, becouse it has repeatedly refused payment on the policy, although furnibhed ample proof of the death. A leading paper tayv. St Jacobs OG, the great pain destrvyer, to highly recommended txliust bite.

$100 TBI 8TATK HOIH1L SCHOOL. A Tear of rrarallled Prosperity, as Shewn by the Ananal Reports or the Traatea and the Prweldeat. The governor has received the fifteenth annual report of the Indiana Btate Normal school for the fiscal year ending October 31, The receipts of the institution tor tuition purposes are f'30. 0C0 per year, and the monthly psy roll for teachers this time mount to over $2,000, which, the trustees say, will be'lscreued during fhe latter pert of til ich xl year on axount of a large Increase In the attendance during the 'spring term. The balance of tuition fund on hand is but little more than will be required to psy the salaries of.

teachers for the present month, whUe the net apportionment of school revenue win not be msd until January, thus showing the necessity of larger pproprlatlocs. The number of pupils has increased to nearly three times as many as attended eight years ago, requiring; an additional teaching; farce, me salaries of the faculty average less than ti.500 per tar, and It la found to te lmpoetibleto retain them at the prices fotmetly paid, as are cfltrtd more remunerative elrevihere. An appropriation of ti.OOO the epcclal purpose of lucrtaiio? their salaries la recommended. On account of the failure of the last general assembly to paas-the approprli tlon bill, the board was compelled to prac tlce the most rigid economy and to Impote a Ux on each student, which afforded a revenue of 1 1.84'), and set the incidental fund was overdrawn tl 10 CI. The treasurer, W.

McKeen, advanced the money beyond the rrcclp's, trustixg the legUlatate to. reinturse him, tlte of) the state to the ground upon whlih the school Is located been discovered to be defective, and the legislature Is aked to pass an act iegallxlne the cocvevaoce ol the let to the state by the city school trustee il Terre Haute. A summary ot the appropriations recommended Includes the following: Fur addition to tuition revenue or currtnt exptnfes 15.000; for deficiency in incidental fund ti SHOol; for library 2 000; for apparatus The report of the or sldent ot the faculty contains the 5wng ttatut'cs: Pup'h en-rplled during the; winter spring irm 543; fall term 01; total of the three terms, average enrollment per term, Sid. A hlrtory of the school is given, to gtttO' With the programs of study, the options represented by pupils, the objects of the Institution, the course of Instruction, the success of graduates, ttc Seventy per cent of the pupils were children cf farmers, ten per cent, children ot mechanics, four per cent of mt rchante, tlx per cent of professional people, and ten per cent of laborers. The prosperity of the school during the pas', yesr has been unparal'elled in its hi'tonr.

Follon log the report of President Brown, are statements by the board of visitors and detailed accounts of the receipts and ex ptLdltures by Secretary Gilbert and Treasurer Amusements. CI. AH MORRIS AS "MISS MCI.TON Clara Morris's playing Is much like Ma-caul ay's logic; If you admit Its premises the folds of It will wrap you Irresistibly. There Is no Implication In this that her playing la false. "The end Of plating both at the first and now was and Is to hold, as.t were, the mirror up to nature." This Miss Morris's playing does.

to siythe conditions of htr pi ay are unnatural. The strained attention of crowded houses, the tea. imony of tears, prove the contrary. Her plejs are not a photograph of actual life, but are typical cf It they "hold as 'twere the mirror up to nature:" In this typical way does Morris portray, and this Is true acting. It is acting impelled by genius.

This actrets does not mertly act a part. The stress of emotion which the can eummsn at will to play upen her own sensitive natare ahe tranfers by the power of Imagination Into the exprecslon ot the character she; undertakes, and guided by' (the intellect, she the anguteh ot a Multon," or the rage ota "Cora." This Is genius, the creative power in arl. But In Miss Morris it Is of narrow range It covers Only part of art, and that not tfcp highest. It Is, iodeed, with her a sort cf coane, Inner warmth that enables her to depict the harrowing and Ignoble shapes of suffering; the morbid anatomr of the the repul ive forms ot physical woe. It Introduces us to the dark side of bnmtn nature; on the spiritual side to that In which unclean creatures ds-ell; on the physical side to that which physicians see.

Art, In Its fullness aui ultimate aim, is something more than this; It teaches the beautlTu1, it re-creates. There Is but little of this sort of exposition within the range ot Mioa Morris's genlup, atd Iheimpiesjlon she leavea is not that- of an example glvep which Inspires, but more a feeling of awe at this wonderful woman who can with such searching insight pierce the marrow ot gross suffering aa-so translate It as to make othera feel its poignancy. Particularly, there Is little to say ot her performance- of "Miss Multon." There was an excess of nervoutneee In It, the impressions being wrought too much by minute maoifeata-tloLs, which are the chief refuge ot sterility Instead of by broad general effects which are the resource ot plenitude. But we are told MU Morris has not only her personation but htr person to care for, and lu such an instance a tendency I over-act or underact may follow InevlUbiy certain physical condliijna. Every 11 sw corcdel, it may well be doubted if more perfect charactertzitlon Is possible' to any one than such as she gavr Ut Ita minute beauties far, far cu'Anm'iered Its minute defect.

Htr attitudes always eloquent, were sometimes e'octrlc. S3 can drop a handkerchief at such a tlma la surh a wsy as to produce the effect of explosion. Her face, it any thing too moMle, lu aa inttant rues the whole gamut of the emotions. Ths hunted look in her eyev, the shock of feeling expressed a half fall against a table, a chair; the graceful sweep ot an atm, or turn of a wrist, were pictures flatbln.ii through the eye to the heart far more powerfully than any eloqience with the text could. But with the It is to be noted that Mias Morris still retains the ringing force of wh'ch with a shade more of mellowness would be bell like.

I The support was exceedingly good. Jd. Byrton, with the exception of. a tendency to gabble bis lines in vehement passage, od become unintelligible, gave a manly and forceful parformai ce, full of dignity and power; and a'l, with an especial men nionot the children, contributed their share to a well-acted p'ay. The audience was large, and so absorbed that applause was hardly tolerated, except after ths curtain.

THE COKCIBT AT PLISf)UTH CBCBCU The secomd entertainment ot the Indianapolis lecture course was the concert lis', nlht at Plymouth church by the Indiana poll Masical and Sjmphony societies, directed by Prof. Clark. Mr. Walter II Resde opened the concert with the overture to Haiders "Occasional Oratorio" which he rendered with fine effect. Then followed the oratorio of "Christus" by the Indiana polls Musical society.

Mass Anna W. Baggs and Mr. 8ldney liale giving the recitative. The chorus showed exctHent training and only In numbers, and the. Instrumentalists acquitted themselves with great credit.

After the oratorio the most ambitions number on the program was Hayda's seventh symphony la D. which was rendered in excellent style by the Symphony society. The remainder of the entertainment was alsa greatly enjoyed by the large audience. i The museuta and the rinks are reaping their share of the holiday harvest. TO-3CIGHT.

Clara Morris, at the Grand, in "Article 47," thought by many to be bar greatest part. "The Secretary," at English's, by Mr. W. H. Gillette and a well Selected company.

THX REST Or THK WBBK. At the Grand, MWe, Us by W. Mettaver and a fine company of comedians. At EcgUth's, "The Secretary." The Contested Jude Ay re has overruled the motion ot the col tee tees to -vacate the order ot the court provldingafdr a recount ot the votes cast for the disputed coun'y offices at the recent election, and 8 Byram, L. Har Isn and Smith H.

Meyers have been appointed commit to make the recount. I i THE INDIANAPOLIS SHEWS, 27, 1884. beginning to-morrow. There are no developments touching the theft of the ballot. In his ruling, Julge Ayres said: "I think the case as whether these ballots have been sxfily kept cr whether' they lave ben tampsrel within such a wsy as to make them Improper evi detce, are qneaVons that a-e to be Med before the court where the actual trial of the contest takes p3ase, and that none of these SUftUccs can j-roperiy be.

passed upon by lie conrt before whom the application ir a recount has bectn made." Veterinarians' The State Veterinary Medicsl assocls'lra met at Moeart hall, yesterday afternoon, and elected the follpwlng officers: Prw1dect-K H. JPrkehard, Indianapolis. L. Otelner, sr Jthn Colevllle, Crawiordsvllle, and T. Artcotrocg, IndjiDapolL Secetary Dr.

John Stewart Indianapolis. Treasurer Dr. A. W. PMLlct.

Indianapolis. Board of Censors Drs. Stewart and Lowry, Jaicestown, and I-angblU. Munclo The eutyct of contagious diseases was freely diseased, and it wai the general opinion that the legislature shcuid tsks some action toward stamping oat pleuropneumonia among cattle. Drs.

Armstrocg, Prttcbard, Stewart and Gretner were closen deleca es tothenatlocal convention in Wah in gtbn text year. After the reading and discussion of several papers, the association adjourned for oue ear. 8T1T1 lTKffS. At New Albsmy, three small boys were fined by the mayor, (7.20 each for firln into a school Mr. Msrsh 8'eyens, 1 of Decstar co inty, has been tppolhted deputy clrk of Kurh county, much to the chagrin of home tUent.

According to; the new tax duplicate of Vandeiburg codnty, the personal property in the county has Increased fOO.GOO within the year. Mra Jack MottIs, an aged widow, of Rah-ville, was found dead in her bed Tuasday mcxtltg. Caue supposed to be paralysis. Ilei relatives all live in Ohio. Adam Cox, farmer, aged about orty-elgtt jer, feS dead on the public square at P.ockviile yesterday morning.

Ills death attributed to htart dlseaie. The rtreet car drivers at Evacsvllle are all complaining of being imposed upon by hold-, era of cortittrftlt dollars. 8even of them wire bitten to the-extent of a dollar apiece. The ref Rlence of Dr. William T.

Monroe C.ty, burred, Tuesdy, with $3QQ in aLd a cablcet of geological specimens, the iicef-t in Southern Indlaua. The doctor's loes Is $4,500. Mia living about three miles west of Wonhington, went out of the house, leaving a hild alorua. Ills clothes took firs, and he was fatally A passing stranger put the fire out The Lafayette Courier professes to have the best ot authority for the statement that, -'if he lives and the would does not come to an end, John will be the next postmaster of Lafayette. Kor some time the citizens of Rone, Perry cuinty, have aen troubled by having their mail with.

Investigation pointed toward the son1 ot the postmaster, and he suddenly left. 'He was captured in Iowa, and confessed his crime. Burglars entered the residence ot L. Todd, at Princeton, Tuesday night, and carried away a fine gold watch worth $1S0, and a small amount of money. The residence of W.

II. Evans, editor of the Democrat, was also entered, but nothing of value was taken. 1 ProfersorJ. FraUe R'chards, who estab-Hbd the American normal college In the rJmithfcn college building at Logansport, ore year ago, has been succeeded at the College by Profefsor Walter Saylor. Mr.

Bsylor will have charge of the college until a permanent successor of Professor Richards Is selected. Mr. George W. Jones was occe sheriff of Floyd county, iehada wife and several ehUdnn, but he ran away with his servant girl. This was away back In 1S70.

A few days ago Jones returned. lie had been to Canada. He was out of means and bad to walk heme. In 1S73 his wife pr jcared a divorce from him. On Tueslay Gsorge -W.

Jones and Sophia Jones were again united In marriage by a magistrate. The wife whom be had deserted took htm back. Four disguised men entered John PilcVs house In Orange count and demanded his money. He refused at first, but atser being beaten ur til he feared worse treatment, he gave up (1,000. The same night the same parties frightened a 'wido iu the same locality cut of $300.

At another place in Crawft rd county another similar gang attacked Mr. George Patton while at supper. The fsmilv fled for their lives, while Patton endeavored to save his money. The gang threatened to kill him, and did nearlv accomplish it. For a long time he refused to tell where his was.

When almost dead he gave up 500r Demanding more, he told them that! was all, but they knocked him down, dragged him to the barn and took t-100 in sold, which they, by some means, discovered waa concealed there. The same night tiny robbed Alexander Brown and wtfe, an aged cob pie, of $300, all they had. The ectlre country is agiatel over the i 1 I Uomeatta. Fehrecbatch ot re Inn all has been appointed commissioner ot the. new Labor bureau.

Colored people In New York are rahilag mony to send their fellow citizens from the south to LlDciia. Two children named Kennedy, not related to each oiher were killed by a Baltimore Ohio train near latt John a confessed Incendiary ot Mahonej Plain, veiterday killed Chief cf Police Burgess Brehony, while the latter was conveying him to ill and esc pad. Barnum's large giraffe, which cost $11,000, iMed in Brldgetort, of heart and lung Section. It will be sent to the Museum el Natural History jat Tutt's college, Boston. The president has appointed A.

W. Brewster, son of the atU'raey-geceral, to be tecond lieutenant in the army, a place which was coveted by Sergeant Bralnard, of the. Greely cxpiditlou. An invtstlga'ion iDto the conduct and macagemtntof the associated preie daring the rtcent campaign and election resulted ia Its complete vmdicatlon from the charges of partifanship or unfair report. Last night was' the 2-1'h anniversary of Pat-ti's first, appearance in Mew Yt-rk.

acd she I sang Martha at the Academy ot Music. At- ter the performance a large part of the au dience escorted ner to me Windsor hotel and the seventh, regiment bind serenaded her. Forelgm. It Is estimated; that 100,000 persons left Paris dming the cholera epidemic People are now returning ia great numbers. The German relchaUg, 130 to adopted a resolution In of payment of members for i heir set vices as legUlators.

The resolution wss strongly oppioeed by Btsmarck. A letter from Havaoa, dated November 23, isjf: "The announcement of the coa elusion of the Spanish-American treaty was joyfully rectivte). The conseivatlve sent a cable dif patch-to Madrid congratulating the chamber of deputies on the successful termination of the negotiations." Serieu Accident to Kagene Schuyler. WasniwGTos, November 27 Private advices received here rrom Athens state that Mr. lugene Schuyler, until recently the American minister, recently met with a serious accident.

While taking a walk In the environs of the Greek capital he lost his way, and fell Into a pit filled with slaked lime, from which ho was fcr.unat.jly extricated, but not without being badly burned. The physicians hope to save his life. Mr. Schuyler was leelslaWd out of olHe at the last eeasion cocgrtes, and was maklag arrangement to break up at Athena and return to this cootUy. Xh Hoektas; Valley Treablea Cot.rMr.rs, November 27.

Governor Hcadly has concluded to. send the mliitia into the HccklEg Valley again, and a company is cow beicg recruited for service. Fouraddltlonalitzlking mluers Wf re arretted yeeterday, making eighteen la all who are now In tne Logan iL The, mine bt w. P. Rend, the otly one psy Ing seventy cents ia the valley, has been closed under a contrsct with the Columbus HockingCoal and Iron that the cutput should not exceed 50.000 tots during the year.

All mines now in cpcra'iou In the valley are paying fifty Cent. APPALLING TRAGEDY 1 1 SprintfitlJ Phjiltian Cbildrti Witu leaaite agJUklorofons. lit ISprlngtUietO. spec1l to the Kc jilrer The most appalling and Inhuman crime la i the annals of the htstoiy of Springfield was. perpetrated here yesterday evening, being an attempt at wholesale slsughter ot an entire family and suicide by the father.

Dr. John Max wtll, practicing physician In this city, who' recently came here from Selma, got his wife uptown on a pretext, and In her absence tied cloths strongly situ rated with chloroform over the mouths of his four little chU-dren, ranging In sge from thirteen to two boys ax two girls. He then drank a quantity of the drug himself, and applying a cloth to his nostrils, laid himself down oa the bed beside them all to die. When the wife returned at supper time she wis frenzied at discovering htr entire family laid out In the above condition. Laura, aged twelve, was already dead, arid the remainder were Insensible.

She gave the alarm and as sistance came. Maxwell. was dragged out Into the open air acd walked vigorously up an 1 down until he partially recovered. were found from Maxwell's hn1, directed, to his wife and father in-law, confessing' and ac- svountlDg for the crime. He was j-Uel on the charge of murder, although hot yet cu.

of danger. It is feared that Mrs. Maxwell will go mad, and there are serious fears that she may not survive the shock, The city is wrought up to the highest pitch ot eicltemeDt over the crime Physicians" siDce report that the dos4 administered by Maxwell was a combination of accnlte and chloroform, deadly poisons, and compounded with-pharmaceutlcal so as to be without antidote, lie cooapellel them to swallow the mixture and not inhale it. Another of the children, a boy. Arthir by name, died about midnight and the other eon, Kenneth, is at this writing entirely wtth-fut pulse, and ere dawn wtll be dead, blanch is the name of tae girl who died first.

Grtcli, the other girl, is now the only one of the fcu'r living, and she Is being walked about the vard In the desperate hope ot saving her life. She la exhausted, and br fearful delirium makes a most pitiable fight. Hr recovery-is very doubtful. The bereaved mother Is nw sitting by the kitchen stove meaning and 'wringing her hards In untold agony, while sympathizing friends are doing ail in their power to ease her terrible bereavement. Th-j father Is sleeping in the jail at this hour, and the physicians think he will recover.

He has been In llllhealth for some time and in debt. Added to this he was recently Indicted by the grand jury for. alleged libel on of Stima, this country. Tne fam-1 lly removed here from that place on the lCh of last month, and since that time Dr. Maxwell has teen In a state ot perpetual unrest, being greatly worried about the Indictment and his financial trouble.

He complained cf a terrible and Constant pain in the head, passed sleepless nights, and often broke down ard cried like a child over his adverse circumstance. This is by far the, mjst shocking tragedy that has ever happened in the history of this city. WOXDBBFCL MECHANISM. The handsomely arranged window of the Mcdel Clothing Co representing the annual Thanksgiving "Feast of the Gods," Is attracting great attention. The life size figure ot the waiter, which mechanically moves It head, hands and eyes, create great sport, as many wagers have been made that the figure is alive.

So perfectly has it been constructed that it is well nigh Impos-rlble to distinguish it from a human being. Ladies' shoes made to measure, in all styles and different leathers, from $1 to Fit guaranteed. Geo. J. E.

Wash, at, tb.s.tu I aclif collars and caffs a specialty at the Fxce'slor. We rave the only machine la the city for do'rg that class of wotk. Our $1 73 and j.ro boys' and children's overcoats are selling out rapidly; they are actual bs'galus Famous Eagle, 5 and 7 W. Wash. st.

I'laln Inures. One price th J. if srott, formerly with T. P. Murolf, ha opened a model shoe house at East Washington Ltreet, where may be found some handtfctna styles of ladles' imports 1 (ParL) shoe an in fact a tempting spread throughout.

I Among the novelties is a lice of chocolate. i errs coua, end Docue green tops ior ladies, a look will repay the visitor. tu Bo yourself no injustice bujrlogan overcoat for jouiself or boy, till you have seen that mani9ctnt stock at Arcade, 10 VT. Wash, st Their prices are very low. i brand.

Having made arrangements vcitb a first clasj mil! in one of our neighboring town, to make a cholreroller procesa flonr ft.r us, nder oar own brand, we are now able to give our eustoTrers as good Hoar as any of the Popular brands made here in the city. J4.M per barrel. $1.1 lor SO lb tack Wc 25 SOc 12 Every barrel and warranto d. Foots tt 1 S) and 25 N. MerldUu SU The best $1.25 boys' overvo it In this at Arcade.

10 W. W. tt. tn z-tu th.s Artificial unman eyon, Shooluur brM-. Traaae; i Crst)ii4fc, Brown tn A Sloan.

DIED, Hol.TZaKMAi .0 Tnewltj, Novmnbor 2t. Mn KileH itnaf titer of A-Kldlui Maimer and-wt'e. at fhlr No 5B Kiyvtway. Tee funeral will tkn nlaca oa 'rllj ai FrlLCdi bl lanilif lavl ed. LANGSDM.K-Jotja Ltnndale, -n of J.

M. W. LniiUie, Thurtdij inornlug at 1 o'clock, axed 34 jr. Knneral rr itn hit f-lir'i revlde-Ke, East otilo Street. Tims of a3crl wl I I rftm.

tit R3LIGIOUS NOTICE. UAl M. K. CHUKCH Corner of Kt and Mr VI ket an. A Thankrlrlng service on TUoradar eTenlnfr.

Moveniher, au7.ai. The cantata fauna" will oe rend4e1 by Uie cnoir of nucha ch. ho admlsiilon will be charged and aU are cord'allr Inmed to attend. tn 1 1 BOCXSTY MEETINGS. i IU t.

F. Ortnthlao Lodge He. i.t. orner Oi-. tn ave.

aad St. aury a lieg.lar meeting Friday. Nor. 1 Work la the dppree. Member of tbe order lnrlted.

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M. Pisih Bee. 1 Ot Hi KzceU'or No. 35, remlar meeUnar IV, evening. A full attendance dtshed.

Bualaets cf VUlttog brothers welcome. W. W. Wuoox. C.

W. w. Paw. K. of R.

and ft. cf I'. Keaulmr mwtlngof Indianapolis Lodg. XV, Ho. S6, tula (Ttauradar) evening, at o'clock, tor ork tn Amplified Tnlrd Kanlc A general Invitation It extend all Otembers of tbe order In good itatdlng tw.be rresent Uso F.

Ksbtss, 0. U. ken as. smmwAKN. of K.

S. B. B. TICKETS. OAlUj ON ruttr.

1W soata Uitnoi ti oniv ackes broker tbe city: member ot the itaoclaiica. All traaaantlons anarantawd. Moaev aavad. at WANTKD FgMALB HELP. WANTKI tiermaa gin Z1J kat Ohio st.

for fezeral aootework; 340 Hon fend Ian f. tit' TV gocd nn I it ftosa v-ira at tb orta fMnirTmnai tt. tl AWTsU A good capable vomaa tr general 1 eooaewqra; ssi cra Miaamaippi ita AMiD-err. ImmsdiatelT. for Hint wt rk.

at io I'era www Wist vv AMKiWilj a full etot vibatne Dental la 1 Sana Fean- SytTarta at tt fJ.t to vora latbs toiKfaciorr al, Scood wai btndt aad I-skirt htsds a-JJ tmart tin te lJja-cxtAUla, i at tt OHo tt. ANTKU im iiutxea ta city er eoasuv to laKd lUot work at tfatr owa a-unaa; IS to a day ettllf maday work sent by nail; eo nii or: ba deatsol for oor wort, an rnrnub eady emMoeamai. i Af Ires wit stama, VrowaMf Vine fn)ao oa WANTETK-UALJl HELP. ASTEi--a vovor soe can: apply at rorm Inton block AJmlKiMsUI Will IV'-fc aiVttlf tBl.t. 1 DO I rV9 ieu sail st bjvtu ua jj BTKi-tai a fall, set of te.htor3it tte Drs eoiWe 1 N.

'eovtt. tas aM'iv A nr nter to ptm raat fur iw rooms oter tX) SoaLB Uaiawareib. by stuing tyre neat dcor. IVT UTbU-Ura oail' en casa-Ht to tell on- bcitnay toset i weekly aBdmoatblypaynecit: active ec ran ears wge weeAly wages. F.

F. ler. Xottf- IViawaro tt WASTED-ailXATIONa. AKTR' eimailoo aa Kamstrets; caacat aad fit: taiLCr sidreaa TV, rein It. VV AN IK1 tl Jt a fail sei of tekin.

-D-tn'aj eoi' lege 1 Norta reaasyleaalBrt. -Eon AJiTSSD To work where I eaa have tne treat oi An nor scap; it aeat mam aU. AagdUne. WSTkI Bltnatloala a g-oeerr by an eec-d tran. Adureat or ca Holmei't r'txr, Hun' n.t tt r.f Teft-eccca or WANTETD-AQffiWTS.

TIT ANTFT A good sollcltlr; tsiary gaaranteed; 84 OI.IQST. a 1 tnj Ag- nT Itarmiiil cap'tAl: new article; ran make lr.m fi to tiopar car; can and 'e. It lerJIaaa are. ta nt WAhTKD Agctt; live ecerketie mn and wo nrnr imaii cpl required; ra-e C'l 1'4 MMctiuri avn. rwvn 11.

OS x- A1TS1 M.ijt. at a-a, hook, album. ka. wrloaert, apnea; traU-aMaa. topplled to order at publltb rrf an mann'acure-I rlof.bt J.Su.1 tu Mr.

tt li'AMIU-itiiM 1 rnemn ttt nice, liglt, eaa' nt work a' iflrlr owa ooroat 11a-lBM roofji ctictl: acre tntryKall: lito a e-r can te quietly Bid cnilnc: plxate a.l-(!rw at OLCe, bljtt Wf B.an. bx WAN1 i AM'Ku Vfto to t-v KoiU tfaeiler't baking royilfv: nerfecjly nnre. tav ii Aft Y.lr Fan braced w4ir tpanlel ui pap. Adilrewi Prp wn ufBee il tV atei A gM-ticona nam "Me bucer wim a-eHM I. Now.

iV.rt Hot tar Xci' i aid t. ft xvi r. It Vr. A. SIHr.

irf Mast. av. tot' am Kit Caton fWtinnk: hurlent pnoe and call or addreat 27 Vaa. t.L Sflar.no tat WAKTKD Roommate fur yeveg Ia4y; room and roard 14 a we-k 1-2 Nortn Tenneaiee tt. tl it AltTgiyPurtf eonntrv buckwheat door, oar own rrmdtcr.

A ttu. 1 Mat. v.ra ot WAMSO-linur vlt-. Intwa, SJU on pay. men ia.

Bora A Co ft gt Waanlngtoa ttcts WATS: Ail to See IndlanapolU Hit Co. adv. ajtewbers: enasnbT snite, tia.nai? U'AM'kl- A parlkerlna wail wttaiiltoed bail-Dtat: geo'lexaa lady: wltb Vi, SAG. Hews. tnnj XXTAKTEb-Cstn pd forcla.mto Fleicarr A ai pe.

D. U. Wiles, routa 1 OJd Fellows k. (IJ'tHl r. an: anjcot tot Fletcher 4t Baa-po Certlflcatea.

aauc Comm'iM. tana YY Si I KiJ Vu lO'lan Kuill J40d.UlT"i pa pl04 ar new dried fruits fur ndnce meat: iUO Kut ganblcgton ta WAJTKI It kunwa I win lo'n money oa wer. i coal property; ao delays K. F. Al en.

2H taat Watnlnatontt. te tt ANTED To lnvett t-O 0 to 4 000 eaih, la para toetl)r, for retldencenropeny. Arbioki A Dial. 71 tatljM-rket St. tl Wa aI bit tl won or free a or roasted erffeef Knn Moeller.

JC gatt Wtibtngtcn, ard ree.e'va araets ticker on tbeeonsad lot, tav WAhTHI-r'lanidrl to aave Ml per eeak Dy et; Una inwvauiu and tlnfca eieaned by Mew Tors OieTle fi Ind, relenl lira, tt faqh.s ui AKTku-A futaitn-M room; with bitbrnom if p. in tvlctly pn" familvt nnrtheait pert cf if pwfem Address t'B, Wewi riaee.tt tt WAtTKi Bta'd and om for eent funan, wife end cblid: wootd prefer tontn tide; nuit he flrwtwj'a-t reference hanced.i Addrets fewt cfece. fn ot AfTi A few mote bjatsers ac lliilerrle bovt.1- best boardlps In tiecliv? o-l oa r-tatrn. able: eniet boovel la loES Maasa-huaett tVttqant rom ottofflce tit ih i.tt WANTkii-BMver nuto tor ZSc; (Old Oillnsra. soc: no ebarxe for eztradilng taetbt too-peteat practlilonett always tn tapnrlnteacrenne; call at lodinaa Dental College, it Norm rcsvjlvania svt open afternvTBS.

except Settmlaya. te i ABTKi kladam Clemens toki and future, works coarma. caoaee speedy mar. nagea, and brines back absent iovera. aij givae ebarta of lack to aeeotpplltli aay nndertaalag la bailneaa- Itl Kaat Qblo St.

side entrance. WAMTKU-Kveryooa uy KU At atitar's roaat ed cofleot; taey are oC beat always fresh roaaioo. BettJaraSlB Inforll. I Btt Java and Uio mlx-d, 4 lbs for II. let OoHen 4' Ins -w l-ra ti apdl io tr.r ti.

tav At hJ iiatouitra for one a'taJjwor brand efflor. i ft sn per ba'rel. 1 1 for S(l 11 i for 2.i lb sack, leforUlnuci, Fvery barn 1 and tack warranted to give antufas-. tl or money rofnocd. font) it 1 i end 11 Nrtb U-mr tan it.

ANTfc (1 lor a i yf'low tl for IK lh wmtn px'xa rarar. tl for 17 II pore wbVe extra t. a jkar. 1 Ilt It In toar.i II IS la cat luaf aoar. SI f'r ia Irx tKwrerodtiiar.

tt-ffor one barrel of He roe ionr tt.f) per Parrel fw Wbita Boto Oonrt tntraabedtag ve latltfaclxi or xoaey rr-'QCdfd Sua for 19 lb tat Wblte Bote fSssr. rorl'ba Akron en.cJ.ed rat rr.ea, a Ita. Ptelt or bo knsi fiourr from 5e or cant ot a aiud of any of oaowtng eaaaed gooct: i Folk's wtt com. reunion plams. FolB't beat tomatoet.i Ivd cSrrrit-a.

tcoaee. rtea. K.rawhrrtna. Blackberrea. Karl oca peaa.

braaa. s-trif FIc rf-acUea. i A tH" j-t. Bacccuan. 2 lb can maple tf 10c for 1 lb g-een eoffse Franco pronw dried peachsj, lard tit whol moulder t(Vj 'or rat.

jplced t-ri- ln or Wr. fOT 3 aotea Bieklet or b'rilai. l'c I jr tlM plane Star tows. Si por lb fr a tooaco. i 40e evaiMiratM p4CIKe Xc per lb for CaUlorrla dried aprscota, ptacaet.

or pitted pinms Tie for 1 ceo be it Ac table praCbi ta tow. (or 1 lo boar 2ic rcast eofreo iu tow. Me for i rai table rraj). 'or 1 lb Mended JavacaQnx 2eforI qoarMobf vrtpr. i eforli Iba new pearibotntnyi fur 4 Iba new atxklsb pranea.

drtsd app'et, tartna or rite, for bars Ant- Waahboard cr Every Day soaa Vc 'or 4 hart KleetrtO Llltftt toep. Turiett. CDl-teut. aid ail the gool thtngt for Tbarkt'slv re at tr.e lowest prirew a'l coodi ciar-tnteed to five aatltraction or tnooey refondod. Pnatai order.

dellerrd tout part at tne city CO.l. M. M. wnuaira, S03 SonUi oor. MarnU la Onnnatta Ho.

Knalne nooaw. STRAYED OR STOLEN. STKATKDOK 8TOLKN Buniarj, November. X. from 4 Asli meet.

Urge roaa cow. Leave-In-formatU or rimtn her above addretv Llbwal reward. DavH B. Wood. tn o' STKAVAU lOlt STOLEN Klack mare: IS handt tltb, 12 years old, to pbwtoa hngzy.

of Cclaitlina, Ohio, tnak. a rayrd frqan corner of Col-l-'(re atf-nue and Klutli atreot. Ketara to or leave tn-forirailun wlih J. V. Collins, care elt railroad train dispatcher's tftlre.

1 CTEaVKD OK my farm, near Brlghtwood. bvnrday tight but, oee dark bay horse, rears eld rs-, one wbbe hin foot, ar in foretirvd. broad and tqiare between tbeeyet. A rward wl'l paid fo bit return SO K. Fletcner, Ylt-U hr A Thlr.w'i hrlr-k yard.

tt 1 FOB BALB OR TBAJJB. lTO SALE OK TBADS-A wood patent rlabr; eltVer bv s'ates or cltl -a. Call oa or addreas ST. Fem street, tcdlanpoll. led.

tn ot FOK BALK OB TBAIiS Grocary oa Virginia tea aut-e on Watlilnirton ttreck, it. Uiaaeld. Vo. US North Fa-nna Ivanta ttrent. en i Nones, IS ur ixjef floor is 1Mb ac Wa Felt.

5 Worth Xj Alatroa tt. ea LTOB UVH TB AKKSOIVIKto tUaNDIKS SO to Fred Hetc. IS and 15 klaaa wbera toe aj. waysfiid tne beat and frcaaeai caadles la the cl.y aaa prices to suit an. I tham mim.

To our patrons and frieads we offer our most sincere thanVs for the generoa3 appreciation ihey have showp lor our efforts to supply-tbeyery finest qualities of lothing at FurnishirgOoods for ilea, a ad Boys at Popular Prices. Our Store will te cloned at 1 p. to day. on aaua otv and farm. Call or trad ror liat.

co Co. na a F)H SALA in 10 ya'' tar, lot oa New Jerwy arreer, near Sxr. nth IT 1'aT-dton ttreet- IOK AUK AttuM and lot la all part of the city, Jos. A Moore, st Kaat Market tt. OK BALA Hootes aad bu.

6ea4 for lift. evs Alex IOK BALK A very atlraMe aooaa of 11 rooms. wlUl 4 a-re of ST mnd; Teanta-n and Fall CeeS, tl Wala-r Elvers et. Kntllb't ooera bo-a. BALK Itns, TO w-atory frme rnnntne water, good orchard, near Nora.

la-U. on Air Line Address James McOoy. Nora Indiana. lb tl VVH aAUA 1 ran. bouM, a nrm, bali-ars lot, A tu for 10 per cent, on Frame boot.

rooma. a-rm land. 1 fie from at at loo, at BMehtword. from nnoa ecooc Hr; suitable for dairy or tnburhaa retidanre, mas are abnndant and coavenleal; will sell gr teas Uan coat of bouae. tuber first rate Derratn and low price tn trowovei and vtcant lo't and landa.

Jn-v W. R.y. on to lb Ppk of FOB SALS ISCELL AN SOUS, T.XIK BAXS Cigar 4 Kait WatbiKg'oa rrreet. 1 IUK SALK-Stt Ya IW i Uuur pnoca In watt column. tb IUH SAXk Sted't "lllot" tc Cigars, Warratted.

a'iaoliitelr pore. te FOK SALK- Sewfne t.le. It food otJer. 'or 5 Wl Somb Delaware iiret. A atock of at No.

37S Belle fonialre street; won ri tae- tome t-; n1 IXK BALK- Orucrry, A Dikt tu good I ca-lou; reaidna foraelOcr. going to leave Uiectty. ta tt TJKiB BALK- Ctblset bedsteaJ.clHndller and etove. Call at No. 2t Weal wmf.a ttreet tVH BALE-Tbe 'Itoyal Mail" b1CTCle.

Bryce, state street. It and is FAit ftootB tt. nu T.HiK eALrt A tPlendld Iwiae better. very cheap. If t-jld In 8 day V.rsint are tl tt IOK bALK-o nerai ttore, at New oroer T.ir a par.

vcuatj. adlreis Baan AadersovNew Corner, tn i a b- a uur ill ami uurn i iim-prvTf tafea, cheap, ccnvblnatloa lopka. Adlreta Sale, Netre tt.re LHi. ba.i.iv nu.c.c on.w-ekiyor uiaUi--T ly payments. In city.

Ths Indiana Wheel Sf Bomb llilnolt tb fcVK BALK-r-A 'ot of parlttl u. iUDdio. doofT, alaH, a Tuerk water tn unr and am ill fan, 4Ui wairr and tla air pipe and other arucleai A4-tin X. Newt oin. lOtt 6AXav Cits; ot unator.

Ko. 43, 4 pieces ot KourU Iron pfpe, galvtaivid tine end funne1 eoal hod, t-S, oa pearmeniA Born A WMbipi'on ttp-et. i th-s IXlK SAUK ftT'-ral nice oieao mux.lt ol froceruia. and other atockt of In tnia city. Aay one w.ttiTia tolo-ts In wal tni It to iiinir advaotaae to call on or.

8S Nona Delaware it, 1 I'OK 6ALK Nlerlarae ri-c'tnlsg cnlr, ihrk flower aland, tl.tr. caie-Mj-t ro--k -rroMliar Irnrge, r.lre, ttd pice iimcu lnDl-, with leuvea, all I Can bculit any tlmkby eilltng at 5i N' at "if per tu t. 1 RAi.rt arkeu-We fill have a few pair of tbe (lightly ttalnrd, a', three foaitht n'nicomi toon If yon wsnt a b.rgaln-. a-e bare lo ibe of at of berfect blanketa tue-rlty, both white and ored, a 1 of our na mike and warranted pire wooL Ol Gt-ltepdntil At woolen mill; 1 111 Nrrrf K'e of Ww Wath'nrton rrn-t. HOKH1LH AND KHIULSS.

IaVKY AND BO 4 rt3i sYa BtE.H ortes a. Local aad f. Lon A IS H. Faari. nt Wr ASTpD horM) for hit 1-A aid nut'l lire.

FurU A Meduer. West WatUl ton Href t. FOK SAXK Fjie Ablal ah mare and iu or both. Inquire at Fowler's Bailer, Bast "I7OK BALK A good family bone, tare tor wo uen and children to drive. Caa be seen at attune, ,15 East 8 Clair ttreet.

tn nt AN ID II ses t) lutei. tt of tare and ae-VV rontmodfellont. Inquii-eof W. il. Baker.

roo Talho A New blcck. ta t'Olt BALK AI wholetAle. lino No Tork twslt-r bcly cottet. Call and tee them. BackuiKotd Cart company.

an It Circle ttreet uh lXiH BALK A tine roadt or, year. hrUbt srr il, win trot tnitde ot mlnnta, pttrfectiy gentle. No. 11 tlortn Ililnolt ttreet. Ft.

jyq. sjkTAMTKD A bor to uie for, Ita feed th wmtcr. App at feed store. to Ponth Aama street. it BALi-Two laiitf, heavy gray dra't-bortea, taliabl for drav or Deavv work.

Inanlreatele T' tor corner of Walnut street and I.O.AL. raiirowa. rnrr.nwgicn, ot a t-OK 6AXJI We have on hand ai most everything a id the carriage and bngry line, both new and to oner at eost for the next sixty days. C. H.

Black, 44 Bomb Penntylvanla tJoet. tn 1KV1N SI K. GKOUuIA BT-Build the very best CArrlarea. pb tetons. boggles ana deltreiy warena, at tbe very lowest prions Kepalrlng arid repainting promptly and carefaUy done.

A few. old and new vehicles In stock at a sac. rlflce. qq a HutibR BLAAKhtS We have the fli.es. a4ort-Bicntbt hor.e blankets la ths sute, all colors and welkhla of oar oeo make, warranted pare woil; will rcaJ ib-m at msnufactorer't price t.

R. flettendorff A CoM woolen mill, north side West athlpa-on street. 1 MiaOKi.l.AN SOUS. ABT DOG 1KB on payment, torn Co, 17 K. 1 Waahlerton n.

nt 'HJiLhT SKTB oa payaieaia, twnaig.u wast a Tvatoiaaroa it. arc OMT FAIL to rive us Uoa ttuot) a trial. naat wataiarton st. rikLi.PHONB Btranm fi coal and wood from 1 A m. to 8 p.

m. Na SM. nn LKAKH TO WlilTK KAlliL7. tt J. Hkn.

teacher. 1 ANCINO bCUOOL, K. Waab. St. Mrs.

K.V X' Thon at, teacher. Office boors 1 to 4 aad 7 to Ladlrt ard aentlemen. pla call. It HAhOAlNs la blatueu aal lap robes, see oor large stock. 11.

TxrnxsTixe ft ts I lli 'Meridian St. Jl.VA&l'D WiUTltiO Llli, When block. kaob ttnarnt teniht to write a rafl1. easy band. Only tvr the entire winter eourta to ail who eater lliis week.

Visit our class K. .1. HtiHi penmaa. X'oAiCA iu cixMUAuTuus Notice la brey i hat Iht board of of the fwn of BaoKhvllie, In Marion county. Indiana, will receive bldt for the trading and graveling of the tldriwalss oa Kng avenue, Iu said town, from the tooth lin- of Ortialew avenne to tbs Notl line of MlcUaa elrert tald town, tip to 4 o'clock of Friday, Decen her 5, Ilart and tpelilatlont of sale propoted Improvement can bs teen by ca'llna nnon be clerk o' aald board at the ttore of Span" rd A tan flew.

In raid town. The board reserve the ght to reject say or all b'ds. W. F. Worro, Pres.

nosrd of trustees. W. I'. Caktisld. Clerk of board of lnii'm, IlafB-nvtn: Nov.

1-t. tn AUCTION HALE. HUNT A HtCUKDY, reAl estate and reneral ane-tloavrs. No. S8 Kaat Waahuigton street.

Stocki of merchandise la city or country boogut for caafl- ti a nC1Urt saui-Jouu ut'afun, raa. ollo ai.d gear-ral antloneer, tk Meridian ttr.eit ot-ka of rr. rch.indlae and pnimrcold gcd, pertoLal pmrwriy of ail kindt boaght or soil on coioaalttlon. llo TAKPN HP. 'I'AI I'AKKN Lf- dog.

leuutre at broom fae- Het il it ANNOUNCEMENTS. Van Fell's flour prices la wtftt colantrt. lb I 10 CFKT9 per p-iuad fur tl 1 broken CAujy at Weil's. If A CnNTa for 1 pou-d of pure bru-ta caav st Wt-fs. tl It IN l.

CS KEJLAhF-K a. '9 t.uih st, a t.i rOOlLlKfa" STuVSk-tuu Uiiou puyuienu. Bora A R.r waninvR tt. n. I) OV1 tihe bitxnik ddli niU1.

ait. S1 IJt. KAJSKIN. WTU be pleaand to receive ber menna at sari nortn newjraeytt. nv or Hi uBaT FloI'K from Uie new seed aZ3 strictly pure, van fe.t.

rt autiiii tt. nn JtW COKN At UAL. new buckwheat floor, new hominy, etc. etc VanPelusri). Alabama tt.

I I ZIOMK and lKar the flennai anna? by 1 little bovf; aln the Lincoln Boya. at the Orotnr drill. Occt- "I KN AMIS BOO I H. public accoun'ani. don (tlven In book keepU; evaalaa claaoa: root SO Vanre block.

tn TVYTShKfVjTA bl'KlSO WHiAT FLOCIL FlUt-Iti. biiry't Beai," at Indiana flour price; Van i'elt, St N. Alabamn tt. tt TOO DLAVf GiUiflMlOL'BbB-I'o. aud cut I flowera, flora dina, etc 13 xlnLoo ave-Bue.

Jof.u J. Kell.r. ths ROCSk A BKO whoteaala dealers tn Soar, meal and feed, oommltaioo and grain. Tl Sooth Delay wars at-, tndiajiapolla. Telapboni Vii.

i tb a FDNKIIAL DAKKCTUUAandembatJtera. Arewaio A Wkittw't Telephone. Opon it and u.gui. 71 F-orth Delaware at, Carrlagea for weddlnaa a4 partww. av rpiOJU'ilOK 135.

i Aruy ptrao Lainu ry, for ftntt aat work. ISO NonhJUelaware atreet. 'I'llh pulil'c to know that the Indlanaoo'la Foandry A. Company, tucceaaors to toe Indiana Fonndry company. So.

51 Bafet street, are now ready to make gray Iron catting of a superior quality. Call and aee it oa ClU AS. It giving physical teaneel on Tuef dav. Tburaday and Ruiray evamnga, at i o'clock, at JbS North Alabama atreet. For we beor fit ok ladle, aad tboae who cannot a tend evening aeanree afternoon trances are tnveaoa neaoesoay and Frl'ay at p.

m. each week. tt ol COMP-5JSTX. WQH BALB KZAli ESTAT2. "WHEN IWDICATI0N3.

THt RSUA T-Paruy cloudy! weather aal local showers. Buy Your 02 Flt THS CLOTHING 1 STORE, And you will save enough, to buy your ThackegiviDg turkey, and, besides, have tonutliiDg to bo extremely thankful for, FOB BSNT-BOOMa. Ipoii lUifT raraitned room. 4 Woat Oaio St. tn p.K hltii Fumlsoed rooms.

115 N. Illinois St. HHN Front room, amltaed. Tt lust New vot t. Vjoh KM-a nicely tiuuiauud front room.

S4 at. Jl Mew York it- Ot rOK hks I MtoHi luraUbed troDt room Kaat New York st jn hrt -a ca rooms g. ai.ei aid fj MluerTa rt. in of Il'K hKr-T Ntueiy lortuinaa troct room, cuoap. Indiana eve tl tt lUK lik5T-5 rooms, fir nooAeAeepln.

cbt in. I Jl North Last it. fOK llfCST-1 roortu oy-a Mtnl WaAhla at. A Incarre tn aro-e i la at "It'UKKNT-FurnlAlnxl room, lor gaaUemen. I1 Ksst New York tt.

mot LMK KKNT Nicely rnrnlaned room. down, atalrt a.1 North Writ at. uo I.Xirt HUNT 8 rooma, unfnruiaaua, wiu board. 4U North Meridian tt tn tt b'tut U'ENT-KarniMied and onfumuued rooms. II Vt't-tt Sew York tt LXIIt MAMT ltoom.

n. Kaat Waahlngton tt lnW rOK kSST Mcei furnltoed room, to aocopuiJ' wamea. Fletcher see, to ti' .11 3 r.ML villi' rt- v. i.Hjn tvh.it 3 roo'ha. dour, rllglit aoukeap lo.

1 Norm llllirfls St. tn ot "ETOK KBST-S roonit. for hoaaekerplng; 1 fuinlsh av ou norui ini'. ti tr IOit KK tl-8p et'llt r.m oa grouu-1 flo-, and tip trt lvS.Hspf Ohlntt it L'UXt likN tUr.ilAUOU rOUtU. lor (AOUoi eien.

1V8 North at. KkNT-bJlte of Oimst referaacaa. WNU Alaowmaft. c-r. Wt'na-at II 1)K KKNT-1 lrK-n acd 1 au-all nicely furnlahod Ja.

romn. Tsortortntruarramaat tn tr -LXK iUwNT Vary dojirai.ie rooms, ea suite ur a tingle, -in nortn Atatama St. us OU BKST- a furnished fur light house. l-i stuaacnaaeitt eve ti tr KtUtl FurniaQea room, tor Ugat bbute- aeepina. circle nan: can room it.

ia nj KENT Several rooms. 4ta flojr vance n-rtra- laqairo at room iqi IX)K UKNT-E ettan; roomt, tor aanue- trier, cheap 131 North Alabama it tn LV)K hN 1 Furnlabed or nalurnuned front rooaiia! a 1,1 ri. renptyiTania ir.opp tee rrk. tn nt i.t w. renptyiTania ir.opp tne rark.

tn nt fXK KKKT 1j Weat SeVctb tt, and Biuiaet'; a an. ipqiiira j. a Ticwr, nowaro HfJT LXrti KKN1 Furnianea trout room, lat fltor. antaT-C board: nay board wanted. 181 g.

tmio. net TJOK UKNT Furnished rooin; fiested ry A TT-ti on ttreet car ime. new werary tior i. i. iw Kr, it wr i ii i.

urn ivwwi A nuiemes preferred in Mortn llllnnls it. tact OR RENTf-Large, nteery famttbed rreat room; LXlH KENT Hannaoroaiy mmtaned roorri; n-e and mt: refrjrencea rqjl-rd. i) K. Krrw Vora at SUIT FOK KKNT furnitoed rooms, gd Hmi; alto, some fo light hoosekeeplpg. IS New fork tit' 17 UK IthkT Front room', down ttal-a.

furua ted iy or nnrnradabeai Jarja closet; Vary cheap. Mlitoqrtn. taot TXIK UKNT FarnUbed rooma. for rBUemaa; prt-X1 rut famllv, reforanrva rMnlrMd. I.tt ST.irtft'.

FeBPtvlvarila n'. tsht M' KENT kentl- men can onu.lt botrfl, room Are. ottv.Le faioiiv: duct town: HVtr ea. Aooreat ngme, rtawa oii.ee. T3tK RK NT Well farnbibAd rootn.

sntuiiie foe i i A HMni bi.ck; p-lse Inquire at Fe at I.XK KENT Nlceiy furniatjed roon en til te Or t'n if. wl or wt.houl board, with Btlr p'aro- fwwi-w ronlrrd 1S4 N. Tenneaati FOR RENT HOUSES. r.XRRKNT-SAahat;S10. luqalre 561 Fark ave.

Kooai Ji, Httbbsrd block. en KENT-Colt Age Loute; Jt per mooLB. Uar LXJit UKNT A new hrae of rooms; plce, $TI mn ra.rrotpect tt, is tr IOU KENT House It 7 rooms aid halls large' yard ard ttabie. art) Nortn Kaat at ol FOK KENT Furnlabed aae. rooms '-r four morthi.

Addreaa K. Krrwi owe. Ho IMjti KjanT Uoiue; gjon order; 5 rooms; Hi KaaT beorata tt. Call 'Ui Nom Alabama at. au wab aA-i sv a aw a wisi uveioi wau avtaa vaaaiaa m- pear the fate boote.

Call Mialat'prl. tnof PVtL'T ft 111 tv.wm Lnnu wal a atavanlAneAa. 1 IpoK KhM Lreaimhie rtaldenca. 'Jfi K. Vermont, bet.

N. Jersey and Kaat. p.nir 103 Central ave nls fiOH KAM-4 rouui bout-. l'ark tto F. Wtdtworth.

IMilrete at. luit KkSi i Auiail ooutea; i jw rent. A I na "i la B'vera. aat. grenaB't eaera honae.

ItUmt fap itet aaaruuma. Be l.tt at omoa. nns 4J. K. Cotcn A Co.

ii lliLlllTi uowiaod juiettead. Inaulrfi A. Hrwand, 161 Ptry. ave. lvu rvn i iaxe iiti oi uwriiiura.

no 4). w. Bradley, ti None DHawwrw I LVK UKM'-o-room oouae, Downey Ill UO 1 1 Lorers Bcbrnlrn. Bonlh Delaware it. fi IK RtN Hootfl of 7 oma; a' abl and carriage ea a'l In aocd condltloa Ml tt.

New Jeraeyr L.XK kULU I Dweaug. 74 bourn t-oa)e tu In K. 17 Kaat Peart it COKKKNT-5 roim Uo'iae, 4Ji N. ttl II par ni' ipb. Apply at Cole'a carpet store, 151 r.aat IVOlt KKNT ruom nouae; w.iiuii"D ai, tav a iqjiri a A coin none eet Adam unao, tent and awnl at tre.

ti "Weet Maryland at. OS FOU liKbi'T Cottage aiaiM "1 NorJi llllauLi st; rootnt.gai. cellar, wvH daltrn and ata-M; all la trwIH. rermtr. lriqolre Sfi Nortw llnnola tt ta 'IJ'Oli KAN 1 room liuute, eellar aad attic, ad la -T good orde-; seer cor.

VUi sd Uilnois au. ta nl .1 kuwtH F'uKItKSl -Kra'd nee, 454 Norto Meridian at. Si rooms, cellar, well, tltlem, large (-round-J eatt and aoilli front a. Jeaae D. Carrolehael.

31 Clru.nl TTiOK KhNT-8 room honte: wa ll ani ecUlnsipaf- a an very ni'e: i kuc i tt. rt o- J. 8'ewart- -nk of CoTime-ee. LUIrt KAMI-ta Vt'eat atarylaod It; rooms, gJOd) A ta Jaa. breene A Co, I Martlnda'e blo-k.

-HJitt itANT Ufi CclumlHa ave, rooms, good air; well, rlatern and alile. tat Jaa. ereene Co.S Marttnflate MOeV. lou KENT An eittaiot real ice of 14 rooma. all -T In good condition; aa exceilttnt bars aid atahie and poo I tocy b'uae.

with large yard: good weK, elatera ltn pnmn iu wain-room; ldt.5i91 (eat; rent tot-sonabli to good renyr 1 a Wm. Ko'we, Vo. Wrtghfi blo-A. P)K KKNT rlrelUt at office, NcW Circle at, (8eUael I a DwelllnKa. Btorrrooma.

-OWoea. i li lui. lilMt. CI uat.lt. Keyaolda A Telephone lfws.

tl to a FOB UKNT MISCELXiANEOUa. CHK KKriT encpV oa Kaat Bout st. Uanire ar nryce a ntucery. ae a TpoKKaQtT tUorwroora.fflB aUsisf unw.lts ave; row rent. M.

II. Bpa-les. tos tOK RKJtT- tkoie or ihop room, ti K. Delaware it. 4 a I' at 81 Bai Market at L.VK KANT SU aerea of land, botue and oa Moorwivllle pue.

mllta lon hweat i inaalre onrr rrlrea. Anile Horton. tn nt IXK KENT Very larce aa dutranie itorerooas 1M Booth Fen nay Ivan la at: rart, MS per BiontA, 1 1 Walter Klven agt. Kngllaa'i opera Ponae. TMJU KKltT FUukw aad orgaas at trorn SI 50 to l5 per moot, aad tbe rent applied oa lb porehaae.

Feanoe't mntle hoc a. Nona Penniylfaa'a St. te i-" LOST. TOaT-Fancb of office keys. S-! reward win be ra'd re'nra to Mewi otBce.

tt Loet November lit, p. in euber oa I.liaols sl north of Seventh, or aearzu St. Vermont itroet, aa alligator ikla pocket book, ooetalnlna; aa en-' vetope. eneoafng three medical ai drrucd to Mra. Tattle alia, one tea dollar aad a Ave dollar bin, befldee aotne a mail Ml.

a and allver. The finder will confer a rreat favor and be snltabiy rewaidedhyretanilngtheaameta in W. Wasllag-Utw rftmrr HIiboIi. A. Pan tea.

ta a BTOLKN. O'TOLBS Tbe colored woman who stole onrae; ciiBiateiPt tto, from Mrs. Thcmi's mminery tote. ISrl K. Waablt.gtoBis.reer, la known, aad If the money I sot returaed at once the wUl be proae- ct-M rthe 't11 r-vti of the law.

6TBAYKD. CTKATKI From try place ea Oat tilll. mail re I andalil-erow will be freab avtoa. re-oeabie reward tor retura.wr latorm tloa. p.

K. 1'klHliia, Wild Wood dairy. tut i- 1 I.