The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 1

r'. 7 V) 1 1 ihow 01 'clock. i WilTED. Maryland at. II AflJ Tatua board a 12 Wank Deiewar et.

WAAtlJ A good boy; boat Kw Jeraey su sot "yy A5TtI 04 bait wvittH arket 'tV ARTAJ Buy you BhlBglss of KOLA If A Co. i i a i i white tuuc 1 to et. 1 i is 14 or im Oil; 81 West Ohio St. i oi tlTABTTO rHUl photos, 1 par MM, 1VW lwIftMm "fffilTf KD at 'or a tall Ml el teeth at Aarhart "4 I I it 4 a. WaablBgtOB (4.

Wi51 k.i a rood girt tor general housework ppiy at abb st. WAH1 AD Hiiuauoa by girl la email family laanlre Hpana ava. "I WATXI A good WacxxnillA bitaber. Geo. Loa.

I helper ana" I7 Am BUi Tiro or three uafuralahsd rooms if tin iiui, 17 AltTKI To rurslsn a tboroogubred Jersey Tf bull's services mm Ash at. I a I WASTk.I To real Two nicely room; 77 West Nona at. furnished tes tlTAWTEli Boy to learn paper banging Ad ir arm ataca, rews omoe. T7 aKTU EcBH for 4 children ages froat 4 sr MU. Inquire Alvorast.

IT WA "T.l Four or Sve nxiaj bouse, A4dree Talbert, Sews oAce. Bonk bl FaST AlJ Bead lis dress bad Bight beU boy at lie Jtrpaawios novel. I T7TStEI To do who baa better mock ol 1 1 li.it uaa ltt boat Illinois sw I it 1IT AKTXli 1 bat mad aa food as aew 'I ay vm.ioaas,B Virginia are, i us WAaitA! War prices lor bau ara em. to tae fclae Jrt.nl. played I 11 itTLU Iurtf algbt work Bight pieter ii rea.

Aaarese ii, news i Tf7AlTlI Flrat 3'ass Journeyman painter;) VV'Ht MarKat at. FraaK Fertut. as aRTLU alsD and wife lerebt Ziuafuroitbed rooms at MS West WalilnKJn iu I AKTK1Thre or foo oot oal frouiibow ff caae. K. BOuib lillocM su I VIAIT 1 Kt7 one to patroatie the oao armeu man ue siia me ooas on, 'XT AK1 k.L 1ntioDe or bestai iCt peetai card ordrrs It for saw dast K.

WxhiDgmo it. a WrAMtD OrkiaclothlDfliore. Dr.Hmlth, vr It ircinla ave. call afto a. m.

at! ABTJcO Tbreot soiteof art anrarolsbed A iwiriaimnteiwiMiniw npoa jih uai day, must be baaded is at the eounUng I tt tuvu r. Address HO. rwetC. 1 TTTAKTED 1o rest, frobt onfarolnbed room lis II lor to; rucar.iocaitoa. Address ANTKI Mai Lynns to call and see bar iiKtb atM west Micuian su UJ AKT.I Sitoation to dncnarai lioiiseworK call lr I days li Mortb Alabama st.

I VJLTA K1 Kl Day boarders: tl mrali for tl.iO at iuuioiir's rewanraDi, 76 aaMJiaraei.su 11 AM Krry one to boy oil from tbe ooe ra' maa no mi sea oil tola ay nmi. i Blarksmitb tools, 'bellows, anvil. ii. eve Aoaixis omre. is! Ho.Vxanr.

Ba6keNo.SH. as WAM I 8amp elm los Ijead lining fac Kaa.aT. B.Oreeaweod A iunier. Ala.l Kituauou by an pr auaa to cook la crtTsie tauiily lis jium Til blli oia n. TIf ASTttlH Caat off clothltifl bait prices i naia.

Aauxes a. muu. tal WASTED A small buef br 7 rooms, can ua.ly located apply at ltelewer'a. lAst VlTAtiTXtt My frlspds and canton: era to know I bave not advanced tbe prtce JS meats. odlow, i'ort Wayns ave.

I' I I WAM r.l Voo to wasb and do op your lace rortsjos. Kee.rurtain strctcbersiat Woodea are store, Korib Iillnom su Xt AAlhJv Oentlrmen to bav 1 tb lr aleanlng. renalrlog aiid dyelug com King's. No II bomb Alabama st. Mrs.

I. W. sat 1T aMM Paroicbed room sad board la if ate family, for gentlenisn.la (a. and child ra mooibi old. hews odlce.

in WAM Kit rnfurclabed room and board by wlfvuraltb one child, witdln squares of Vasblngtoa St. Sews omce girl that baa bad souie ex TV perleuce, or willing to leara tbe business, 1Uieu laundry. 77 Booth Uriuola st. i I WA NTEDTo do flrstclaiis bouts painting' wito btof matenali; no pay (or one year a Ihri, ht. a West New York su III 1T AKTILU bs puollo to try itbe Jtnterprise VV hotel.

Si Maes. ave. btreet oars from depot, Hrdoced rates to boarders. Klt clsw. eiT AKTKDruralsbed room far lady', wl if absent anilag the day, not over re squares from postotUoe.

Addreaa rtaleslady.Kewa. Io! nr ATAi All klads of bnUdlng jlomber, at vv lowest market pnoea. iai ana rioea. and Bee as. H.

JUdndf A A Is bams A Maryland sta. OB TTfAKl B.DC0U tractors to know that can VV lun yon your meo en. short notice. American employment office. Van)ce bluca.

No. la. WANTEDSltustion by a y'oiilng man of Ave ear experience in roevry nr not 'on store. Addrees a. Baker.

61 and 4 West Wasnlngton.est AN1 Hi rnra three to Ore rooms for light biua keeping; will pay good praoefor good TOfmi on or uear asbiugvon st Address A KewsofBce. 1 Io' "tTANTElJ 53 C'erks. bookkeenefi and mecbac les of all kinds to know that we aeenre eltoailcns Aaveilcaji employ ment oUtce, Vauce block. No If. lTAbi t.1 E.verTQidy'scarpnferwork,wbeia iv worm or I' aaS.sre if I an'tgjve astufactloa.

i sriM.sa are. TITARTED By an experienced yoaog ma VV sreil known in tbe busioess rotmuanlty bere, a posllton bookkeeper clerkship of aoscesina. Kewsoillce. 1 til IJ7AME1 Experienced mllifDery saleslady totaaecbarie sopw room musi oeoom Detest and ased toriiy sry. Stem East Washington ss WAKTEU Tbe public to know Ir.

A. J. Mor rls, deotiat, baa removed bis denltal parlors su, opposite tne Xew Ytarkatore; miw.M aeutuitry at reasonaoie vaves, oua 17 ANTED 1 move sales, raisers and movers vvi ol ntK And haildtnna? nrrler hf 1.1. epbloue. W.D.Hnwell, cor.

(South Trnoes seeata. Place of business. boulh Tauaesaee si. JoBA Adams and John Mllllgan. en! jJAM'EiEvprybory to Knbw tbat W.

B. Poiu. the pbolograpber.aji. North Illinois at.uiar.tvr ora, ana win soon reia'p win full Uae of aoveiUea, and bis facilities (0 doing swisiness mill oe greatly Inctesvef vol II'IMUI LOH! VV yellow and white popAr, sweet klckerj.eim and linn, at the Indianapolis cabinet aomnaayi bead of Malou ave. to noT WAM1U lPc for II lb.

canoj applet. Sic for 1 pound Imperial I snc tor 1 pound of yoang bysoa tea. isc for 1 lb of goldext Bio, greeal tar for I can of peas. I i toe for I eaa bl coru. OeonrJ.

BsramH, vas 110 aad 112 Mass. ave. 7 aSIEO Housekeepers" to be partlcnlar TV and see thai tber buy their oil from the Ureal HtadllKbtlanks'lbey aeU tb "ooss nat smoke yonrcblnraeys; also parties asiof Oil stoves would consult tnelr own Interest tr laufg this oil cheapest and onrt oil sold iu ths No.d oUj by ib "Ciuit" lieadligbt 1aoksr I I. Bismal raiscuL and mi. estate' 77T TfiS XXDIANA INVESTMENT a.

jtankereanabroaerv. Dealers Sveatiueat aecurlUei. stocks, bonds WAnl b.U a young man wishes employment la pntate tsnuiy. Address fLM. Osoura, West alaraet St.

ft. t' Ilf AM EI for caab, b'ouiesjot all sices la It every part of Uitsaty; Bring or send de criptloa to K. Market st. but ut me a call 1'. I.

Marshal. esi od real "eM ate. i West Washington fr0Bt Uaujatt a general bankla. Pu1Br5i i Werecftva defwelu In i pwsrda. subject In wltbdrawai ati say tla out uulioe, aud allow tutereal on meatbi b4 Aacea.

I I Ie(a'i accoonta of working men aad women, i voticited. I i If vou are nnscenstomed to tbvi traoarvlm of voslBesa. or If oo bave anv surplus means which you no Interest, you will bad this company safe, profitable aud coaveulent medium audde woaitorr. i We dbwoaBt rood commercial and asortgaga per, looal or 'ureigii, aad Joasi money oa aay ppreved security. Carefully selected Investment setuiiltlea and aaylng and seillag good Interest lug real eatata a SDectaliy, Open every day from I a Vislvurs weloomad core to 4 p.

m. ndeace kolldtad. 11 O. J. R.

ta a. Ptsideer. FOSXEADE. FOB TRADE Clean neats for! cash, at Lad' low's. tort Wayne 1 I TRADE For hardware of grooen etc.

a valuable residence aud eight land ia Martinsville, Address eignt acres of J. KaaaiaVIUe. Indiana. tlsT fOB TBADB Neat eottaga, si rooms, stable, ate. oa N.

PeaBsylvania, for a two svory A a good sueeu win pay caan onnnrra, Mick A E. Market street. TRADE 40 acres of cboioa pralria land. miles from bloox city. Woodbury county.

Iowa for city or tana property wlll grve or uke cask dirTereaca. II 44 Market street. TlXXI OT. I i IiAKKN rr BrowB beos al Waa.j atabbN E0S3C3 11D VE2ICLE1 BALE A oeiivery aagoa. 7 W.

Market 170B BALE A floe buggy borae, seven years A w. jew Jersey su in nok MALE A aood too burrr and harneia. eheap. Inqalre af Jebn wcadder, ar TOit MALar tiOod wagoa, for one or two bones. A laqnireat Bruner ittsole.

Asb su I lol FOB BALE Cheap, a good tod hand plaao box top buggy, at J. ike's, SO Beatqcky ave. I T7GK BALA Horse, harnpwi and aeated aoort wagoa perfect outni, for Ui, at SU aad ZU jujsaransi, io FOB BALEA atyuab two seated family, car rtae.la rood condltloa, SAW. cost 700 la quire ub jaenoian aui TXlB KALE Large stock of carriages, buggtea aad Bbaetooa rf all deacrlDtloBa and latest styles for spring trsde. Outside correspoodeoca soiiciiea.

aa. iteuer at bods, zb ana 21 bwii leauissti au ne FOB BALE Fine stock Of.bazglea and car rtagea, a few seboad band binl cheap fermwigons. Henainngand paiatlng done very good, at mall Bgurta. Kos. 2ia and Ht E.

Market at. J.J. Kramer, tl m.w,f 105 bALaV variety, better materials, more carefully bniabed than ever built In tblscltv It Id band veblclea cbeao repairing and repainting In beat manner, at reaa ockdis cgurea. jtobMas A uarrara. A uaorgia su oa TO LOAN.

TO LOAII Money Barnard tiayle a i aU LOAS Money oa tuortgaga. broker. O. Coffin, fpO LOAN Money oa jewelry, etc 1 office, 44 V. Illinois su City Loan (mi la TO LOAN Money on Unit Wiu.

H. Hammons. 14 Virginia ave. ta m.wj rrOLOAR Money to loan on mortcajr. Thoa.

1 C. Moore, 14 Board of Trade. (tt rpo LOAN Mosey on all artlclea of Talus at a A B. Illinois SU Joseph BQlomon. qM LOAN at JDer cenU, prlvats funds.

rtO LOAN fW.OOO on city or farms. Tbe very A lowest raive. w. uorsucn, is vs. ave.

oi riO LOAN On first t2oaand up M. ward. M. Vinton A Vinton block, a WO LOAN bave soma money to loan at a A low rate of Interest, iobn tt. Bpano A Co.

tai flO LOAN Money at six per farms or city A property. II. McK ay, 1 Odd Fellows ball, ua ri'O LOAN Oil real estate 1a Marlon county. 1 bome money at loweat rates, without commis sion: middlemen or red tape. Wm.

H. Kngllah. titi ta 1 rpo LOAN Private funds at a low rate of in A terest. In sums of I2.VW to 18.000. on business or reardenoe property, btaulon at Scott, Black' lora mnca.

AUCTION TI CNT A MrCCRDT. real estate and general 1 1 auctioneer. Jo. as Kast Wasblntton su VCTION WiU be sold on Thursday morning. March 4.

at 10 o'clock, at room. No WaslilnirtoD htrect. In lots to suit the tradf.a 101 or about uu cbdsoi naches. tomatoes, corn, black berries, pinespplrs, etc, tuolassfs. vinegar i Kins Dowcer.

tea lonacco; uenner. starcn. allnplce. riiatcbea. scsp.

rope, stone china we. etc. alsoone No. con mill, coal oil can. ctiiinlf jilatlorm scales, counter scales, tnw case, baking powder cans.

tea. cans, etc. saie DtHiitiTu. Terms. cash.

11 iirTTiit Tuny, auctioneers. FOE SALE. OH feALE i Kresb cow, lit E. Vermont St. eo 1UK SALS Oossamers, at tbe Dollar Store.

Ol Foil BALE A a ocuamental sign lamp pent, at Albert Gall's. uh oSALK Old papers, 40 cents per hundred, at The Newsofllce, BALfc fiale, cb ap, combination AddrersHsfe.thisotlice. lock, on! BALK The bent of meats at old price, at Ludlow's, Fort Wayne ave. io "POK BALE liar by the car load or bale, cheap. A al itiiuey jo.

ii Market St. XK BALK 474 will buy a good second hand placo, at l'eamon's music hou, 1 F0K BALK Monthly payments, in DouglawnU W. K. Mirk A Mb. Market su so! TOU BAUK Dry wood and kindling, at.

Bar A iiumi wood yara.ii. Market su ant; FOB BA LK 1: Inch rubber tire, steel spoke cjcle.ll B.Bouth M. W. KUh Bryce. i FOB BALK Knulue Slid boiier.

Ii borss, nearly new, in prime 44 B. 1'cnn. st. i OR SALK Seversl good second lisnd p'anoi. at a bargaln.

at Pearsoits ruoslc'bouse. 1 11 8ALK Vacant lot. on l'oDum near A Ka. 1 A. Ooodwln, I Thorpe black, FOB BALK So.

Ko. SS. No. iicirar.JmokeN'o.W. nsx FOB BALK Flna walnut desk abdeoanter, suit Me for bote! or otllce.

4 K. Washington su or THB BALK At bait price, a vacant lot onto. A bl burn st near Kant. T. A.

Ooodwin, 2 Thorpe block. FOB BALK Cheap, lariceor small quantities of 16 incb ntnve wood, corner BoUih aud Teones FOB BALK Commiitallvn tickets. 41.20 for 41 SO, or ti for I1.7&. al Ilallobr'sreataurant. 74 VmI Market su IOB BALE la monthly payments, neat cot tace No.

Downey st. T. A. Ooodwin. 24 Thorpe block.

tl 4 VOB KALR At 135 Kddy street, 'to feet of Vacant Thorpe block. oa FOR BALE Fine Aldorny heifer and calf, four boutes west or Belt road, on W. Waahtnrtm su J. B.Bii'rus. is! FOB BALK 60 fset.

east front. N. Mrldlsn nf. rlieap. easy terms.

Address H. Kelts, .17 Iennsylvanla8t. 0 0 1 7 FOR SALE A cigar store, fixtures and stock, far tl tail at No. Thorpe J.lock good resaoBs Icr selling. 1 1 BALK Tne cheapest place to buystovex.

tin and glassware, at Ne. sd as a. Oela waresU John A. Lyons. ti.

BALK Tliirty bve a.re mile east of city, for BA: It reated for I1W per year. T. A. Ooodwin. a Thorpe block.

tt TOR BALK On monthly payments im and B. West convenient to stock yard. X. A. Ooodwin, 29 Thorpe I JOB HALE Fifty four leet, southeast corner of 1 Bom Ii and Eddy at about half its real value.

T. A. t'codwio. 5 Thorpe block. FOB HALE A very desirsble lot on N.

Ks.lt st tet Ween Walnut and BU Clair sts. lu iuire at CbrlMlan Bripk's, IS K. Washington st. FOSBALE Business, If yoa want to bivy or (l any kind of established business, call on Hkinlln North Delaware streeu "tt POK BALK On monthly paymeuta Neat.cot fi. 1 .1 a man.

T. A. Ooodifin. JyThorpe FOR BALK lit monthly paj meiin, Klghtb st liuuse ot tour, rooms, kitchen. posrrh, two large lots.

1 T. Uoudwlu. ZH Thri DIO'K. H)B BALl FraniecoticS rooms, dry cellar. good stables, worih price, l.tou, in paymeoLs.

1U Denny, So N. ioia are su, or Lit. can m. 1 em XJOK BALK Cheap, and reasonable payments' A oouiue bouse. AO.

usvioson au, try u. a. real estate and reutai agent. No. Hi Coburn su ts OR SALK A hue.

well imprdved. farm. 100 acres. miles northwest of Indianapolis. rubiiicg slock water year rousd.

Inquire at 2W Indiana ave. vtnx FOB SALK Mountains tif spnng like fresu arrivals in seiect xuitt of every "uescnpiiou. moos Eagle aud 7 W. Washington st.l Invs rlaldy one price. ta xn.w.f FOB BALK Valuable uisuu'actunug site.

10 cattd on good railroad swltrn and central to business. Coffin, tireeastreet A Fletcher, No. i Board of Trade building. FOB BALK IIou.se of rooms, uew, VS Bhelby nu.suble, well, cellar, cistern, lot blxlts. east, front, close to street cars price, (2.400.

V. K. Moriis.o4 Fast Market 4t. eh FOB BAiA Dairy, of teu to twenty cows, dairy wagon. two burses, harness.

can, eie. call spun wm. H. wan, three miles nonii est of city, on LalAyepe gravel road. It FOB SALK At Richards A Butler a mammoth niathlnery depot, corner of Missouri and UeorgiastA, three Squares west of union depot, a full llue of second band engines, many as good aa lmC 5.

Kima.Ut Cbuqcy I tOB BALK A compete set A walnut slde boaid and cou wrlnul ice box, patent faucet, 1 of br fixtures. counter, copper sink, el. tables, chairs, hne mirror. Pictures. 2 oout tables.

1 billiard table. tails, cues, tc. Price. 4o. Call on Woodford, In gn A 44 and ti 9.

Meridian aU rhs BALE House on KngUia ave I VA uouse on toiumoia ave Hotiss of 4 rooms, Fletcker ave l.isl House of rooms, 8. Noble at. 1 Lota on Fletcher ava bin Alao vacant leu and houses iu any portion of city. W. Oorsucb, 14 Vlrglula ave.

OB SALK Buainess, small steam power wood manufactory, and, all the aiaratui cosaplete for carrying on tba busiueas, for gJ0 two sjall groceries, enet SO, one 4SU0; a saloon, centrally Io. eaied. tbe furniture of a 4 room dwelling, down tow n. One location' te rent furnished raomi; a No. 1 grocery and provision store, ran be bad at, invoice; small confection and lunch bouse, 42 A.

Hamlin 44 N. Delaware BU I FOUND. FOL ND Cmurellas st lbs Dollar Biora. nls FOUND lbs cheapest place to buy tin aad glass wares at wholesale, at No. at and 48 South let aware at, John A.

Lyoav ti iOt" 5 Baskets aad satchels at Dollar Btore. Dlslies are ebeapeat at Ioilar Store. Something new la Duibas at Dollar Btore. band tea and dinner seta, half price at tbe Novelty IMIar Btore. ex r0 SALE 01 TIaDB.

FOB BALK OB TRADE Bet sable carriage harness, good farm mare and log wagoa. WiU take livestock. A.C.Bbortndge.L$ Vance Wxl i i. I 3 roa Rinrt. TOB RENT Furnlsaed enae.

'Kentnciiy av til T.SOB BENT Famished rooms, 117. North i.il I A i Bols street. FOB BENT I or 1 furaisaed rooms. No. 81 W.

BsooBd street. I tt I POH REisT Furnished or nnfarnlsbed rooms. A at 171 Wast New York, stt FOB RKNT A nicely farmaned North Meridian street. 1 room, No. 172 TJOR BENT Cnfurnlsbed rooms, wltb board.

440 North Mendlaa street. SOI KENT Nicely fnrnlsbed rooms for gen A nemen aotu niisois. 1 L'tR BENT Large and small room, furnished. A in priTaVs family, lfs K. minois.

I ol 1TOB BENT Furnished and nf urnlabed rosms, A ref. required. 114 New Jersey, eo w.fjl I7OB BENT unfurnlsbed front rooms, 2d door. A i js r. enneasee su nan entrance.

en TXBBENT To gentlemen. Inrnished room, 1st floor. BU Charles block. Call room etl 170B BENT Fnrnlahed rooms, suitable tor gen A' tieroen. fix Nortn aew jersey streeu et TjHJa RENT lArge front room, furnished, suit A ame ior 1 gentlemen a m.

aucaigan. ts OB RENT Fine water pewer flooring mill. A Address vet BU Clair, indianapoiiA oil BNT Biifve of roosts in Tutswuer Week. Inquire Masaachusetta ave. IT KJt NT Furnished front room, with board, A7 lis.E.

V. Troxell.tN. New Jersey, so BENT Jurnlsbed front room, suuable Jl fcr I or I geouwmen 17a at. North street, TM)B RENT 1 nnf urnlshed' room, first floor. A Call at 4 nV.

price f6 or 47; 172 Va. ave. I TJUk RENT Butcher shooii fixtures, etc.com A plete. Apprycor. College aye, and Ninth su et RFNT To one or two gentlemen, a band' X1 some suite of rooms.

44 West Ohio streeu to a IOH RENT Desk room with telephone accom 1 mcdatioDS, 4 N. Peon.su Jas, X.Bogera.un FOB RENT House 4 roomd loutn of New York street. I.ANT A verr dealrabli 131 Blake street, nqulre next dior. ,0 aENT A verr desirable front Otllce. oa second floor, Blackford's block j.

it. Bcott. BENT IS. No.av No. 84 cigar, moke No.

SS. nsi RKNT Furnished front room. for gentle Address B. 'I men. in Dnvate family, north.

News office. 1 tl BKNT Three neat new rooms for light sekreninc.zaKaatOblo. T. A. Ooodwin.

2 Thorpe block. 1 7 "COB RENT Two front' unturouhed. suitable for a doctor or dressmaker 1st North lenneswe sireei. 17 OK BKNT Desirable dek room, ground floor. A uear fennsyirania stneu Addresi Desk" Room I Is nfheev I a RENT rooms, unfurnished, desirable single or en Shite, to iariles without children, N.

Tennessee, FCa RKM' l'iauos, at r2 5D.i JS UO. 44 Oil per month, at Pearson's music bouse. No. tZ N. Pennsylvania street.

i TJOK RKNT Hlorerooiu No. II Nortb Meridian street Also otllce and Bleeping rooms over the same. J. C. Yobn.

XENT Furnished room for gentlemen, A with bath room and every conveulence at tached 130 West Ohio streeu uta F.ENT Nicely furnished rooro.wiib board. suitable for gentleman aud wile or two aen uemen iskb. icnnecsee streeu RENT House No. 273 How ard street. 3 17 rooms, pantry, cellar and stable, by C.

A Lapaian, auditor of states olltue. i ll' LOK RKNT Large furnished fnoit room, irenllrmen also suite of rooms' for man and wife, with toard. News office. ls" F'OK RKN'l Bmall store room. No.

12 North I'ennsvlvanls streeu Antilv to Moses. 6m ic lan, No. 4 North Pennsylvania street. 1 L'UH RKM'J" seres on central avenue, plose in cllv nn hiirlHlnvs iwi.l chance for real. dent of the city.

C. K. Coth n. 34 N. Did, st.

t'OR BENT House 75 Seventh street Ave rooms, in good condition: will be leased lrable tenaut. V. K. N. Del.

st. eo If OH RKNT House of 10 tooros, centrally loca cated. near a large nark, east front. 4t per montb. V.

B. Morris, 64 Ksbt Market street, eh BKNT Room sow oocopied oy T. ltt. Stuart, merchant tailor. Nb.

ft Boutb Meridian street possession givea MtCriah J. K. Bcott, Blackford block. tin FOB RENT Large boarding house near tbe state house, also garden and fruit farm in southeast part of city. Call on D.

B. Browu, Menaian 7 to 11 a. m. 1 i FOR RENT No. 6 Vance block, front on Washington street, no more desirable locality urine city for printing office or tilher business requiring steam power.

Inquire Brainard Korison, room a Vance block. ui 1 I0B BENT Brick dwelling, gotid ernlmprovemenls, 12 rooms, large lot four squares northeast of postoibce mntually agreeable owner won Id board It a occupant: references exchanged. Inquire at 138 Mass. ave, FOB BKNT Twa storerooms, in first building, eaht of nost office, corner of alley, size LtxTu with line cellars, same sire; rooms will be put in gocd condition and rented to suitable applicant at sun tney are wonn. jumiarui eayiun, azupts, 74 acd East Market street.

IOK KENT Dwellings. S. N. Illinois. 12Tooms.

bath room 00 47u N. Pennsylvania. 4 rooms 2 (A 715 X. Mississippi. 10 rooms and 'JU 00 store and 77 Fast Market.

4 I 2Ui and 2us South Meridian. Bsriisrd hayles. as vs. 7 and 77 K. Market.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Jlsll KB cheapest at the Dollar Store. lis KINO.tailoress, has removed to Ahv bamast. Ii No.9. I No.

35 cIgT; BmoKB Ko. 55. 1 ns BHKPAUP.attomey, Rooms 2b Ar.r Wright mock, b' itaat jaargei ndiauaiolif. yOR LEAtK Hotel, neatly newly furnished, near Vulou deiot. Address, Hotel, News oilice.

Uoa nor I 1 EE and price the natural waves, bangs and nioniigues aoiQ oy missm. a meian.itis. Washington st. to 1 7RAMIS, bent styles aud loweat prices, X7 and a'. Virginia ave.

Call be lore buying, aud save money. A. Bmck Co. i I UNO dtKEKBTlNO 1 day evening. Marc! giaod oiiening Thurs day evening.

March everybody invited No. 211 E. Washington su sni EK MANSHAW. restaurant and lunch room: 1j open day and u'ght commatallon ticket i Tor M. ZZ aud 34 Circle St.

Is' HACKS First class backs and livery of every description to hire at reasonable prices. at Ripley's, No. Ti W. Market al. telephone or dera.

110 RkM. KI ITIONB Carefully and accurately csmiounded. from pure drugs, without omis sion or subsvl union, at Boon drug stores. 0. tudl ana ave.

anI sooth eud Virginia ave. Teieplioue ai oovn piacys. us RB. MARY fortune teller aad clauvovanl. tells tbe past, presentand Iu tare, set" lucV for law suits aud marriages, orlngs back atsent I lends and rovers, gives lafornilioo about lost or stolen properutm.

southwest corner AbTROLOtiKR Mrs. Dr. Kills, tbe Only aatr: lo ger and stellar pliysican in America, tells history ny me planets ruling at oirtn, ij iia 71 111 wnai you win sucteeu oesv. your aeuerai sic ceA or fwlure, be lflov. marriage, la lourueys, friends If true" or faine, when to buy orsellvo profit, lock in games of chance, the fail or ri io slocks ai graia.

Terms, 41 te 12 Describesaud cures diseases when fail, all, or address. 25 W. Indianaooiis lad. 1 I KAIUVICABTICKM. II cbiidtto's csr.

lsi bst goodi. i lowest 1 i latest styles. at tbe Novelty Dollar 41 and 44 F. st. VltRY Why some people will wear out Ax their clothes aud themselves with a wasu hi.u.d wl.en 111LMV mltitttea a.iakin Ihecli.iliwa with Best, on Earth soap save the labor and wear' and.

tear ot uie wanii unarti, proves Best on hint Is a pore soap, to accomplish ail this. Useasdi rcaicd on raca wrapper, ours, truiy, .1 J. A. Hl'KT. P.

S. All that have'ased Best on Kartb soar, ac. Ctrdltg 10 the directions on the wrapper vouch for this; also, for cleaulrr glass and silver are. Best on Kartti has no equal. ti uu OBBLKB BltOS 1 4 we beugbt a tJi.uuu as ill cioiuiua auu luiuiuiua kwu 101 MiSOO.

which we are determined to Close out at a small vauce over colaa the lvllowing priceg indicate 1 rants wortn 4ijry seir at I .75 Panu worth 1.40 sell at Ml Pants worth Pants worth Pants worth' Pants worth Pauls worth Pants worth 2 25 seU at I 44 aril at 1.50 S.75 sell at I 5u 1 4.54 sell at S.10 4.40 sell at 150 7 50 seil at 4 00 1 r.50 sell at 4 SO 1 Suits worth Suits worth Beits worth Bulla worth 4.C0 sell at 4.U0 4'25 sell at 5 25 4.50 sell at 4.75 4.10 sell at 8 54 Bulls worth Suits all wool', orth Slg UO sell at 47.25 Odd suit worm iii UJ sen at s. Men's all wool caaaimeit suits worth 414 iu sell at fll JO. A Suits worth iM sell at flO.tS And suits too' numerous to mention. Bovs' pants at follow ing prices 75c, 1. 11 IS, II 50 aud 1.K.

Fnrnlsblr.g goo.ls Handkerehief4Sc.6c. 4c; all Uoeo, Lie bocks, 4c, 4c. 4c merino, Sc, 10c, 11c, and lc; Britiahi lSc. rndersh tru' worth 40c at lsc worth aoc at ate Undersblrti worth Dc at 27c Cndershiru worth Sj.00 at 45c L'ndershiru worth IM at Drawers to match. Ham Derby, worth 41 Si at 45c i Saxon, worth 41 44 at 45c, and finer artlclea.

Bat all be Closed oot in thirty days. MONSLkB Kew York One Price Clothing House. 4e and ai East Washl Ington St. 1 FIR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Center town shl p. tdike Walpole.auhject to tbe dm ctatic Bouilaaling coorsauoa, March Hi li.

fJSCtLLANE0U3. 10 CENTS will buy gallon Ohio wapiesyrnp. Ueo. J. Hammel, 110 and 113 Massachusetts ave.

Is CPKCIAL NOTICE Our boys, school and coir drea 1 departments, now complete ia spring suits and extra pants, ranging from I to 14 years. Tbe designs oa these goods this season are perfectly exquisite prices thereon tbe most reason able. Famous Fagle, and 7 Wasb su One rnce. 1 va a m.w.i fTHKCITIZKNS' DO RLE. COMPANY.

I MA 1 1 klMk 1 Corner Market and Delaware street. Vsalu. links, etc cleaned by their Improved and odorless apparatus. Orders by postal card promptly attendedio'. All places cleaned by tais.

company nisimected treeoi pnarae. A RARE CHANCE TV Wanted, a gentleman with from one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars In cash to go In with me aa equal partner. I shall want him to be sober, reliable and energetic one tbat baa got brains as well as money, ram. without doubt, the heaviest person IB existence. lam steel inches tall, measure 14 inches around toe calf al tbe teg.

and as mnch around tbe thigh as two or dinary men will around the waist It takes 3.1 yards cf clot to make me a salt of clothes. also Bave ires ssian girl aad talking biros rrom sain Australia aad South America, and mookeva and other curiosities. Also, 4 bead good horses and harness, spangled horse coven aad plumes, 4 good covered snrios wagons. tents and everything needed for a small show. I would blreir sell oau None but responsible parties need apply, Apply coflTly, VTi vojonnn.

iraig. Ianvllle. Hendricks Indiana, p. O. box 725, LOST.

tsST Biinch of Beys, marked K. Keller; A joianapolts. Leave at Yankee grocery er Vs office. OBT Scotch terrier: answers to name Xj Minnie. Return to 60 Court street and re ceive reward.

Ol LOST A black aud white shepherd dog had a leather collar on, with a long driving line buckled to It. A suitable reward wl if be paid fur bis return tol2 N. Pennsylvania street. vayWSMkeVwVSBBaBvBaaaIarBysaeserS REMOVAL To 44si Virginia ava. TJmbrellas and parasols made and repaired.

P. Harity. Os TYEMQVAL TO No. 84 and 84 Boutb Delaware AV street, where I will keen a full line of stoves. tin and glass wares.

Do generalldb work In tin, aneei iron ana eottner jonn a. uyona. i REWARD. REWARD 4100 reward If you beat my prices. Gold tooth pick, 35 eta.

Oents' loon, 41.10. Solid gold bangle rings, 41.23, 15 N. Illinois su, op poslle Bates house. Horace A. t'omstock.

iol B0CIETT XEETIVQS. MARION COUNTY MEDICAL BOCIKTY meets tbls evening In the Council chamber. nr. w. t.

jenries win report a case. TT OF P. Marion lodire. No. 1..

K. of 1'. Resn lar meeting this evening. Work In the Aniplilied Rank Members In eosl standi nir are" invited to oe preienu w. its nous.

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of R. and Hf ASONUVA. and A. Scottish Kile, Adont Meellni i'L ram Orand IOdgeof Perfection. tbls is dnemlay) eyeulng.

at 7:45 o'clock. Ful atier.uance aestrco. 1 R. RtX'KLB, P. O.

C. F. Hoil JTT. Sec. A LL members of paper hangers' aisiM iaiion JY and all persons wlio work at paper baniring, are most respectfully requested to meet to uiglit at I lie Emerald ball to adopt a scale nf prices for vne present year.

Johx Sec. J. Bkal, Pres. MARRIED. JOHNSTON BARN ITT By the Rev.

Heiirv II. R. Johnston and. Miss Katie L. Ur niif.of Inctisnnpolls, Ind Marrh H.

IM2. DIED. RAINK At the famllr resilience; KTn. 4'K Kut Georgia street, at? A 111.. of heart disease, Mrs Mariba Baine, wile of.

Wiu. Baine, lq her 73d year. 1 Funeral services at the residence 011 Thursday ai p. m. rien'is are laviieo.

CUBBKNT NEWS CONDEN3 El. Domestic' St. I onis' journeymen paintera are out on Strike for $3 per day. A. of Veriailles.

has aligned. LiabHitieg, Daniel Buck, of Edgar county, 'committed suicide on Monday night. A riew reciprocity treaty ia talked of be tween the United States and Mexico. B. II.

Stemhbuse. a well known tour naliBt of San Francisco, died yesterday. German emieration to America'thia vear premises to be very mnch greater than' last An 1 incomparable fool baa waltzed, ten miles, without atonpinz, in Ithica New Tork. "i Senator lire said to be veny wearv of tne senate, ana wishes tilmseu back in the nonte. 1 James B.

Fisk, a prominent citizen, com mitted suicide at Liberty Hill, Texas, on Monday. Between one and two handred "colored people from Tennessee ai rived at Topeka, yesterday. The fourth annual bench show of the Wetern Pennsylvania poultry TBOi ieity opened favorably at Pittsbnnr yesterday. tders have been given to employ evert ,11 avaiiauie man in pusuing tne wors on tae Omaha extension of the Missouri l'dtilicT road, The professional base ball league met at Rochester, yesterday, chose umpires and adopted ai schedule of games for. the com in? season.

Two women named Sicilian, of bad char acter, living near Mt. Vernon, were assassinated on Monday night by An tin Known man. David Navarro, traveling: show fat bov, twenty one years old, weighing 720 pounds, died yesterday in. the Pittubure pest house of smallpox. The Austrian minister.

Baron De Schaef. fer, the new miaister, Mr. cc, air. ie presl 1 Bastonj, Komero, were ootn presentea to tne dent to day by the secretary of state. It now seems that Mrs.

Bell, of Bo. did not receive her fatal wound in (he street, but immediately after she entered her house. Three persons have been ar rested, but it is thought the right one has not yet been apprehended. Ko less than live persons have appeared to contest the claim of IU 8. Jennings for $j(XMi for the uie of his cooling apparatus used in the White house during the hist ill nes of.

President Garfield. Alleged mollifications, and iuiprovemeuU in the Jennings system are claimed. Pontifical high mass was celebrated at Cincinnati yesterday by the Catholic provide ntial council for the repose of the souls of, bishops who hay died since the last council, twenty one vesrs ago. Thee were Bight Cev. Louisville; Levere of Detroit; Bape, of Cleveland; SL Palais, of Yincennes; Bargai, of Marquette; l.uers, of Foit Wayne; Bose'crans, of Colambiu, and Labial, of Louisville.

1 ForeUrst. A Moscow dispatch says there are iseri ous sirs.ciif a movement among the Pales. During January and February, emigrants Heft Hamburg for the United I. Larl r.edesdale:s bill, excluding atheists from both 1 houses of the. British parliament, bad its tirst "reading in the house of lords yesterday.

The trial of Dr, C.eorgc H. Lsnisoa, cKarceiwith noisoning his brother in law, commenced in London to day. The prisoner pleaded, not guilty. Lord Houghton, better known by his family name of Monckton Milnesris appar ently near his end. At last accounts he.

was "safferiog from paralysis at Athena, the result of an attack of angina pectoris. Leon Peltzer. charged with the murder Bernava, of Antwerp, and supposed to have fled to San Francisco, has been arrestee! at Cologne. He adhere to his statement that the shooting was accidental. Disastrous eflects Sunday night's storm ar reported from ail parts of the City of Mexico.

The principal market is total wreck, in corrugated iron rooting gave way, pulling down all the stone supports. Two Indiana were killed. i I. iBtiicAtlona. 'vrABVnroTOH, March 8.

For Teanesste and Ohio I valley cloudy weather and rain northeast to southeast winds, lower barometer, with alight rise in temperattre. Lake region snow aad rain with generally cloudy and slightly warm weather, falling barometer aad east to south wiads, i MS BY TELEGRAPH. toc Tin vVHOUe M' I INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 8, 1882. tAIX.DOI.iA3i KJ TfSI GENERAL NEWS.

Prty right Prob ible Or er The Pope to Create Seren Sew 1 Cardinals. SUbAl.ff'1 Speexh Miide to llsfp 1 PeravlaB Shipherd to be Examiaetl. 1 Washington Jacob B. Shipherd, the head and attorney of the Pern Guano Claim company, is to be examined by the house foreign allairs committee on.lnday or batorday. The impression amour the members of the committee ia that he is a monstrous bras gard and falsifier, and the intention is to so expose him as to show him in his trae color before th His letters, re turned to the state department by General Hnrlbnt, afford the means for testing Ship.

nern. 1 ne questions tney suggest win ne put to him, and he will be required either. to prove oy documentary evidence, letters, tba truth ol nig assertions, made in bis letters to ueneral xlurlbut, or else stand before the country the greatest inventor 01 tne age. it smpnerd were able to prove his numerous assertions, he would disgrace several public men, bat it is not believed bv the committee that he can furnish the proof of his bragging BVBiriUCUVB. Fixing Freight Kates.

Chicago, March 8. Commissioner Mid eel has issued a ioint freisrht tariff on the business of southwestern railroads east bound to take eflect March 13th, from Miafouri river points. These rates 'are: To Mississippi river points, first class, 60 cents; second, 40; tniro, ou; lonrtn, zu; fifth, 19; sixth, 20; seventh, 20; eighth 15; ninth, 20; wheat, 17; other cereals. From same points to Chicago and Milwau kee, first class, 75 cents; second, 60; third, 4 fourth, nO: sixth, 'it seventh, 'io eighth, VJ; ninth, 25J; tenth, 25; wheat, 21; other grains, 16)3. From Same points to loiedo ana Detroit ine rates range from 90 down to 22i rate on wheat is 27.

SkobelonT Inspired by IrnatlefT Los dok. March A Times Slossburg dispatch declares thai General SkobeloCs speeches were prearranged, between him General Ignatiefl. It Is said the object of the litter is to embroil matters to such a degree as to create an opportunity for him to trer his services to the czar as minister ot foteign affair in order to straighten themf Arclibtsliop HcCabe to be Promoted. r.OME. March 8.

At the approaching consistory tn pope win create aeven new cardinals, including Most Be v. Dr, McGabe, archbishop of It is understood that this is an expression of. the pope's ap proval 01 the enorts ol Archbishop Cabe made in behalf of the' cause of law and order in Ireland. Indiana Personals. Washington Senator Vorheeai has been unable to be in his seat for the past few days in conse quence of illness.

I The president hai promised that Editor Beauchamp, of Jerre Haute, shall le provided for. Beauohamp wanted the place given to Ben Parker. A Party Fight Over Dakota. I 1 Washington specuiLl The admission of Dakota as a state js said by some to be likely to be made a party' question, and to be one of the bills the republicans df sire to be enabled! to force through. An Aktonlslilnf statement.

I Wash Ington special. Mr. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, says that he believes the committee on ways1 and means will bring a bill reducing internal revenue taxation' to the amount of possibly 75,00,000., I Ttork Cat Oat In Confreis. I Washington specIaLI Over 7XHX bills have been presented ia the present congrus, more than, 5,000 in the house of repreeentstives. Boot and Shoe failure.

Boston, 'March 8 Perry, boot and shoe manufacturer, has failed. Liabil ities. 1 I SliooJd be Done FJsewhere. The ordinance forbiddinii street beg: lug is to be enforced ill Cincinnati. What the Floods Have Done.

Kearlv tiers ens are rendered desti tute: by the Mississippi floods. CITY NEWS. The rolling mill started up to dar; the damage from the recent explosion having Den repaired, lhe arrest 01 Pearl street prostitutes noted in yesterdsy's News, was made at 123, and not 125. There was a quiet wedd.aji ia the circuit court this afternoon, Judge Adams uniting; 1 1 1 m. iiiarriBe oosrpaj.

iegiey ana jiiss Nannie MeKean, of tUiklandon. The retail druggists of tbe citv will meet to morrow sfternoon at 2:30, at the Merchants' exchange, to make arraueuients for the reception of delegates to the state pharmaceutical association, May 9. ueniamin r. lodd came to tbe station house this afternoon and confessed himself a fugitive from Shelbyriile, where he ia wanted for stealing a watch and chain frtm Mrs. Jehu Clarke, of Shelbyville.

lhe Atlas work, is spreading the repu tation of this city far and wide. To day they shipped two large engines) doe to lUUIUU, MiUt, HIVVIUC1 VUIRJ VOUil ty, Colorado, a thousand miles each wsy. The Krand jury made a partial report this afternoon, returning indictments for larceny against Alice Brown, George Washington. Georee W. Smith.

Lou Smith, Bib. ett Smith, and Minerva, Mary and Sussn Asbury. Billy Burgess, son of Cornelius N. Bur gess, died night before last, at Washington, of hemorrhage'of the lungs. The deceased wss employed in the government printing ofiice, and haa lived in Washington for.

several years. 1 Another man narrowly missed death under I th wheels at the Virginia' avenue crossing this morning. He Was saved by the nsgman. As the bootblack, who saw the aflair "That flagman Is one armed and little, but he's always there, jest as hard!" Henry Lipman was arrested last night for drunkenness, and he 'was 6lso accused of attempting to set fire to the stage in Biadermann's theater. The latter charge was not pressed to day, but Lipman was aentto join the "chain gang" on former.

The Brothers' achool building, 74 West Georgia street, was entered by burglars iaat night and nearly every desk in the building broken open. They, succeeded in getting nothing 01 any value, beyond a few pocket knives and small articles longing to the pupils. Some of the desks were badly damaged by the bungling effort! to' force them. Malachi Keed has sued Peace Justice. Woodard, Constable Baden and Frank W.

Glass for (5,000 rlamatrea for false imprison menu' iAet summer Beed was fiaed for prorokf giro security for paymeo Vof nne. A. tew uay agw, witauv wsiiiij ue on the bond, the defendants, locked trp p'aintifr for non payment of the tine, lut they rele4ed him ia a few hran son discovering their blunder. Th ariost Narrow Ga wa. James F.

lfcDowellL president of tbe Marion and Indianapolis road, is ia the eity to day, seeking co operation with Jadiaa spolii business men in behalf of hit road. He sent to the board of trad th lollewing Tbe Marlon and Indianapolis rsflroad com pany, organized lobe built front Marion tola aiatiapoiis, win, constructeput yourc.iy in direct communication with over I.OlO miles ol three foot gauge road. Tbe people along the line are actively working to secure the neceatary aid and right of way; to; ludace IU'. ronsimcuoa, ana are meeting vr im luccess so (ar as tbe northern part ia concerned. We now desire the co operation of Indianapolis to secure this, i We respectfully ask that you app)int a committee with whom we may confer, a iid under whose advice we mar properly acu i James F.

McDowell, PreiilenL The letter was referred to the committee on transportation, of which Martin dale is chairman. Mr. McDowell was preaent at the Merchants' Lx change call and explained thtt the company had been offered th right of wsy into tne city ana depot ground. ior and he asked the citizens to subscribe for enough stock to pay this No subsidy is asked fromjth city, and no money for Stock until the trains ar running into the city. The matter was referred to a committee, of which J.v A.

Cloaser was made preaident, and report will be made next Friday jat the noon call. B. TT. Extemsioa. The eastern extension of the B.

W. road will be 140 miles In length. Eighty three miles of iron are already down, twenty more ready for the track and the remainder of the road bed is in various stages Of completion. Four track laying" gangs of over 300 men are at work daily, besides the graders and bridge builders. These last are now at the Stillwater which will have two spans of 150 feet each.

The central pier and east abutment are now down. There are six more trestle to Fut up ia Dhio and none ia ndiana. The contractors have feared delays from a lack of ties, but C. YV Powell A Co. have furnished, ahead of time the entire ntrmberof ties necessary to finish the line, and the road will be completed, rain or shine, May Depots have been contracted for at.

Newcastle, Arcanum, Troy, New Carlisle and Springfield. No trains will be run until the track ia thoroughly ballasted and settled and 'the depots all complete i. This extension will probably be the best laid new track in Indiana, and has an easier grade and fewer curves than any line entering Indianapolis. For thirty seven miles out of the city there is not a curve or deviation from an airline. Who Mr.

ChttmlerJ. Judge Walked to day ruled for plaintiff in the case of Mary A. Chumler vs. Mrs. Olive Wadswortb, suit to quiettitle.

There is singuisr history connected with this ease Some time ago Davi4 McKernaa received a. communication Irom John bcott. ot tin einnali Ttvnr.uin. lAKa fu. n'tainfifl and asking him to sell, certain real estate in this city located near Shelby street.

Several letters passed between them, and Mr. McKernan eventually found a purchaser in Mrs. Wadsworth. A woman in Cincinnati, it now appears, personated Mr, thumiey, the deed was lorwarded, and tbe money paid. The hrst intimation Mrs.

Chumler had' of the disposition of her property was by letter from. Mr, McKtrnan, which been sent to her former home in Cincinnati and then forwarded to' Philadelphia, Pa, where sire now resides. one answered, it at once, but by tbat lime the fraud had been eonsu si tuated. She then aued to quiet title, as above, with the result as indicated. It is needless to say tbat 'John Scott'' is a myth, and tbat there ia no clue to the party who personated Mrs.

Chumley in Signing the deed. Death ot Mrs. Chris. The wife of Christopher HUrenberf died Terr suddenly last night, at 'her home: about five miles west of the citv, and a short distance north of the Bockfrille road. Mrs.

Ililgenburg 1 has, been sick for some time. Last evening ber little daughter came running to a neighbor, saying ber mother was choking. The neighbor' hastened to the heuse and found Mrs. Hilgehberg dead and Mr. Hilgehberg' himself quietly eating hia aupper; Later other neighbors came and proposed to sit up with the corpse while Hilgenberg went for a physician, but were told their attention was unnecessary, and they accordingly left.

In riew of the fact that the relations between, the couple have not been pleasant lor time, and other circumstances attending the the neighbors this morn ney sent a messenger to notify the coroner and TO request aa investigation. The coroner this afternoon went out7 to Hi'genberg's to investigate the case. latin for vYlthdrawB. ce McClintici the plaintifTin the sen sational $10,000 dama re suit against Edward B. Clarket on Saturday last escaped from the home of friendless women, and yesterday afternoon, through the attorney for defendant, she filed1 a motion, dismissing the complaint, and accompanied it wit a sworn statement completely exonerating Clarke frCm the charge of having forcibly debauched her person.

Mrs. Kate Herman, Jier aunt, also filed a statement, hicn she made oath, la which he to have had personal knowl edge 01 wnat occurred between Clarke ana her niece. 'and she asserts that tbe suit was instituted "by the persuasion and instigation of persons for the purpose of ex tortiTiir money from Clarke." This will end the case as far as Clie concerned. perhaps, but it looks like there has been some tail lying somef here( of which the grand Jury shoald take cognizance. Strike oia this Illinois Midland.

Notice haa i been given by tba Eliiiois Midland railroad that it will re 1 ceive no freight er passengers from connecting lines, until further notice, on account of a strike of employes. This erteeta directly the Vandalia, which connects at Tene Haute and Farrington, Illinois; the I. A St. which connects at Paris; the D. A connecting at Decatur and the Wabnsh, conavecting at Peoria.

The low rates of tbe past hare reduced, the earnings of the Midland so much that it has been thrown into the hands of a receiver, and nas failed to pay rent for ternjital facilities st Peoria. The. strike evidently originates from inatility to meet wages demanded. A New. Cttf Ofrleor Proposed.

It hss hitherto been overlooked that there is an amendment ia council, to the ordinance relative te insecure buildings, looking to the creation, ef a building inspector. The amendment provides that buildings estimated to. coat between, $2,000 and $5,000, shall be taxed by the city clerk $5 when he issues the permit, who shall als collect $10 for buildings costing ia excess of Sixty per cent, ot the amount so collected is intended for the in spector, who is expected to exercise a municipal supervision over the building ia process of erection. y. i Baptwsae Coart Daclalaaa.

The following cases were decided Wednesday, March 3: Mt. C. BL L. Railroad Co. Vm.

Th town oi IU wood etaL MaUiaoaC.C. xicversed. Kiblac k. J. 7STA yrederitk 8.

Chase vs. Agnes I. Ball. TippecAnoeS C. Reversed.

Howk, J. 8UI1 1. Wm. Conway vs. Samtiet F.

DaetaL HuntiDgton C. C. Reversed. Wood. 1.

1 K'47. LAvtdStndebakeretal.ear.rs. Joseph TAPiranl al. AUea C. C.

ABiraied. EUiottaj. IMFBY nwAiBwaeA BMB.wB 1 i FOTJB O'CLOCK ri nH Tuhj 1 THE CM0X PACaTIC. Niw York, March I S. At the aaaujtT meeting ef th Union Pacific railway coat.

paav, ro oay, tn roi towing at rectors were elected; Sidney Dillon, Elisha Atkins, Frank L. Antes, Ear H. Baker, S. H. V.

Clark, Gordon Dexter, David Dowm, Granville M. Dodf eJ T. T. Kciert, Jay Gould, Solon Rtu. ell ge, Augustus 1 Sohell, Waa Scott 1 aad Joka Sfcarp, At a subsequent meeting oi the director.

Sidney Dillon wag re elected president aad a quarterly divided of Mi per cent, was declared. The tots earnings this year were Iaat yeari $22,455,134. Expenses, this year, $1 last ye nr. $1 ljC 54,119. Net earnings, this year, $1 1,.

778.474, against last year. The decrease in net earning is accouatdd for by the fact that 1 the coat pany laid $590,749 orth of rails in excess of last fear. The debt of the company is $4,035,678, ihieh more than covered by available bbnds, securities aa supplies on hand. Thel company holds so curitics in stocks and bonds of other roads, $51,773,930, twenty two mdllioo of which are quoted at par, and par dividends. Over $25,000,000 of these securities net the eenk.

pany Hi per cent, profit per anna as. The company owas material on' hand valued at and has saved half a million dollars in the purchase of" steel rails. Freight crriage haa inrreaeed 122,. tons for the year. The company recently'obtalned froni the United States supreme court a judgment against the United States government for $3,000,009, i back charges, which wull be worth la thr' future at least $500,000 pany.

yearly to the coot 1 ji KLECTIKU' OFnClUaS i i 1 Senator SMndcri PropoMi tt Ltoftf iden Fri i to ti( i March 1. 1 More People. WAsiTTirGTOir, March) 8. Senator Sautt ders. of Nebraska, subraitted to day a joint resolution proposing anj amendment to the constitution of the United States that wiU allow people to elect all pestmasters, internal revenue ofScers, Lrnited Slates marshals, and diatrict attorueys.

Senator pSaunder is a member 01 the committee on civfl enriee form and say that after studying this subject carefully, he is satisfied that hia resolution enihodie reform in its most practical shape! lit claims that to make these officers elective by the pea pie would relieve the president of muck annoyance and exasperation that now at laches to his office, andj would be a great relief to members of congress He aawa that half the time of eongressmen ia occupied in attending ti tie distribntio of federal offices, and thst the president Complains that the duty of filling the petty offices of the government Jmposee the 1 heaviest burden upon him 'Mr. Sauaderi thinks this can be remedied by giving Ls the people tbe power te clvoose their ewsL. if they make any mistakes they will noon rectify themj The seastorwiu call the resolution at Itbe first pportua ity', and submit some reaiarks ia iU farori Statement of the W.jc. 7. Ctrmpaaf Nsw York, March I jS The quarterly statement of the Western Union telegrapi company shows net revenues for the quar? ter ending December Bl, IM to bc $1 jo, wnico, suaea the surplus of October 1 Of ici29.750.

vee tZJMO.Mi; de. ducting appropriation; tor divtdeudj 1. of $13.5 2731 leaves a surplus, Jan This statement closes the last quartee of the first year's operations ofjthe com pany since taking up the American Union ani Atlantic and! Pacific companies, with th following results for( the "calendar year 1881: Gross revenues! er, penees, profits, from which have been appropriated 1 fof dividends, interest," new constructioai eve leaving' a I surplua 9,9 8, which added the surplua thaj first of the year, gives the surplus January 1st, a stated above. Thf net revenues fo the quarter ending March 31st, partially estimated, are $156,000, which added to the surplus and deducting appropriations foe dividend, leaves surplus for the; quarter of $1,259,073. 4 dividend per cent, waa declared payable April 154hl Decrease of Cincinnati Park.

Paxkla. Cixcinsat.1. March 8 Superintendent! Maxwell, of the chambe of commerce, to day submitted a repor in detail of th pork packing of. for the winter and summer showing the number' of head, Cf lard, from weight, yiel hich 1 it ap pears tlat the decrease i the number of; aogB pbcbcu viie pasv er compared: with the previous year 137,547, while. 'aggregate gro4 the decrease in the weight' was, 38,722,64 pounoj.

ta decrease in the aggregate yield of larl was 455,576 pounds. The average coat' per hundred pounds grosb weight of was $6.23 84 100, showing increase over the. precedinz averaee ef $1,621 Of other! products the statement shown a decressstf of; barrels of pork of 11,3, and cuttnesujl green weight, peund. pec Distress in the Snboabrcad saris a a. WaShikgtok, March k.

The secretary of war continues to reeeijr dispatches resenung tne aistreu as increasing ta tae orersowed district 01 the aisiisaippi ley, and etatinz the ratibns seat will soea be exihausted. Twenty) thtnusaai atorer; rations wiu be ordered sent irom aenspa ASKIKO fob Aii. Lociivjllx, March 8, A public of the board ef trade th teuowing: 1 respectfully urgnif Heiolved. That this boa ubou coiigress the propriety Ul making; iuificieav war departmnt a pj ropriatiotis 10 etutDie to continue, its work ot rel triiZf tne prsatnt wauts ol sufferers by the overflow of the Mu4 sippi iiver. I 1 it 1 i Somebody Haa Maaey.

Pa Bis. March 8. It ii said sine thai auttaivenre ox iuu crisis auauoui ivnj isi sixty million franca worth, of stick, frl .1 Aeii.ftw VlaJ 1 1 .1 i been absorbed by the investing public, aad that Large amounts nave been ottered to tne promoter of the revival ot the Uaie.14 Generale. i I Murslered for ThaUr Moaoy CHAiiLoiTSVlLLF. YaJ March 8, Jeita O.

Massey and wife, aa aged couple living near here, and possessed! of tTaiierbU means, were found murdered this morning in tneir uoue auu ui uivavy gvav. As OI4 rnwlsr. I I IxdoxI March 8 The wooii beHUSASs Bin Maclean haa been idea tiled uths ataaj who but summer fwuewte the vloiaityl of Windsor easUe and acfted in'; euspiow eus manner. I I .1 1. if .1 lnnnns.

March 8. Tbe report about convention between Germany and Fraac( for the annexation oy in latter ot Liaxssas; bo tug is aa Inveauoa. 1 Httrdre RewwltML New Yokk, March 181 Sindraaa, wbi aa tn have been hanged ba Fnday for ti; murder of his laadiaar. has bee respited. 1.

i i 1 1 1 piny nay. A PrwastaaaU Lawyer Det. i ijinsviLLA. KTMarta Hearr Pindell, a preasUent lawyer et iai cuy. vied thi foreaeoa, aged fifty two, TV.