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mm ii i i iiiiii urn insertion a tea bandftd teUUM SOCni- Iwfor one e'tfock. WASTED. T7 ol Trad. at -J4 BTBW Vli Balalna A tt i Jim mmJ year eaiagMa llirnu rAlti-A good dialog roost girt 11 AJdr Xejstou 71 tiu- roo tol chambermaid el 1S9-YT Hon IllMim. aT -A dairy kas.4 apply at 1 Berth hloble at, at h- SB.

I VlANTED-A (irl fur general Kmhwi storm rwaaeyivaBiasv A HI eittbatioa as booMkMptf Of coox- isg iwBoeta nfl st. iTH-agent tfyuou Wringer Co i west wwtntui as. WArTTXU-Two good colored ball soys at tb 1 bWubswIcB. Imsaedlately. by laa HAHuV.en.

family or seoeral pur." ART1-Ton og colored man to wots about I pue huts. B. Jt tstepbee. 1 Mneeachaselta to eitTT Aorta Dataware a. avenue.

if i foe a fall set K-Ul at r- TOR BALK OB TRADE A Igiit two-sent tirt iU jlw I Washington St. no wagon at Kieroli. 213 matt WANTSD A (in wrtri tn, to cook; Pwtauatt praiTroalilBi TO' TOR HALT A Hoe iwell t.olf mtur. vpry (fl Jil-Aoor color sain to work 00 a lrJy ulmmH and a barcaia. laf Ht.

Ctalf at. aat C. H. Kaat laryUnd mrrft. Want i in aiarsod piotarca; 17' OntUreMprlo covarad wacon, o.a.K.

all in (n.id orerr: uue aide-aprin oai wacno: "HI nM low. Uortoa Blaka, 47 TIT jrTHl-t fnr bairlof tfth gaa lTo. lh nioolt atrect. 1 aa I'arrrlL entli. DortB-poatotgro, Dl 1 W-, 11 AB1K1 Honrs and cowa'I am prepared, n'al vey la op-a acaia flf with oed abiur and ferf, to kep botb at ealifary; jKtna blor.

W. Pfn at. ni rwaaonabla price: farm tbreo mlloa from court Wm 1 O.IK.D aar a ci'y oiaauU bona. Addra B. Fletcher, room 10 Fletcher Wwa.

Addreaa Bakar. Wawa omoa. go' A hbarpa'a block. taa WAWTlP-Oo-n aata if a-catr far lth rat-claaa ooarc Tap Vet moot. A la (Wmii rrl al CO (fortb Fraoaylvaaia aa maraocaareqalrec.

ool fir AKiKD-Oae rod wabroa9an aM clr) A1IL ATll-l lor go-Wal bonMMrorci moat a too1 cnv Nwit Twaaaan at. akTBi- Olrl for raorral bonaowork Usr- war prafarrad trail at M7 Hortb (Ulnoliakl farnltheil nooa wltb or a-d. ioratit.atlW M. Turn oati An 1 Ht bber food rt aired whUo yoa alt 1 44 Maaa. a laxlla' wwra a poataity I Wa1II-WI wi' dm for Mben need ai ny 1 bora blk aa a AKTKl-Miraauoo by lady aa ararpr.

Aoareaa no vs Aaa at. mil WAHTKD Accoo'e of f.uahd rooma for houaekffpi Addreaa NewioWce nap I VyAH7Kr-BTrTbody'to kaow tbat Beaaoa, jB. Waab. aella a-oodaoaaaaypaymaata. L7AKTSi A faraiaoed room with (lri moa bo oaar Vulua dapok Jf, WooJralf CarCo.

Clf. A AKl'Kb Alice Chaplo will rn fcloler tcajn ciaaa.M W. Mloairaa, Jaa. If aaat WARTkl- All to aee oa foraooia oaoaay Ierma7f aad2elaAat Waabiaatoa at. Bat-aaoB A tie.

A ka A glf I ctoa, wash toj iroa; ed Morta Ieaa-ayl raoia a. fAMav-A guud Mtul leti ai iuauuit leli Coll CM. ACtdB MOCk. Bowtk Pau. kyiaalaat.

1 pa WAmivA rood aol'e'tor at Lnni. nUaaat. good waa will be paid. Wo. Powell, prop.

luuiki-seat ateeping room, faralahodoc aafanilabadtrafaraMaa. AJlraaa AOea-Me a. Bowaoniua. aatf WABTBi PI rat-claaa macblao aiM waati altaaooa la draomakiag aaop lanlre at tW porta Miariaalppl at. oaot Bpaj Httoea ooya waniea maao lonojrer tba 11 year.

Indiaa- apalaaialleaolelioBOo. -Tor WAHtKD-To let, deairabi I atlty, amall atoro room. 10 N. Pena. at.

Apply to Mirni. Bortb foaaylaala at in WM KD-lTrr on who tatnaa of bayiog a lot to read A af et- rt adT. Bndar Po BT Cbc'colot at I'M aad ha WARTkD-Po ItliBby lady glrlog good ref-rrnrta a deotlat' room or pbotocrapb fal-lery. A ddreaa H. Mew oaioe.

aatt A For cu igboD co da as Dr. Jor-daaIBnc Booator tb great lDf tarn-My. Fortai by all drnggUta. at WAB1Kr-Work, by a oaug utu 22 yeara of a bonaat, aober aad la-dwalrioua. Addreaa Newa of WABrTK Cltliena to aa per oeot.

by retting tbeir vaolu aad aloka by saw Tork Odortaa 187 laalana ave. ab nrAHTkl Tontogettii Boaactotbea Brfo'r TVjII waab baaleta.olot baa lli.es, War 8it, Bocta Illinois at, ta WANTID-Patuwn maker: ui'i-t bn a gaol tworsBMu 011 maial work, Jell Woudtn-war Wtika. Jtotta lpdlana.o,l. aao ABlaO-rUDOk'Bealot IadJDa." tb boat iff S-ccuteri Hamatra wrapper. Wbolaaala at A.

Ptagaa1, tM Baat Waablogtoa at. a a All aieeplng room, aralabod or A Occopaala for an aararoienel par- lorf alao two lodor cvBdemea jr oocv uriHPt nria m-m I wr M.iwiiiwippi aaj a 1 au OiououU lor Ir tur- nlarird tolte of tial room witb nratrclaas Board, la rirato family SewtoBJce, tl WAM'KD-nalf latraal of tMO to aod m.oafacinrloc boaiate. Addreaa Wrn arotner. Ma Bonth Ktw Jaraay at. tl XSJ AB1 raiclllea wbo anily oak their TT bread.

10 know that ta bay Bryce la mora aeoaatumal.aa tba toavea ara larca, aad ao waatd tatbam. bti ArtTKD Al tloda of fnrnllure 10 repair; aiigiwio( tusiu ii. cnaepi wore promi'tK ett- dami 10. Juba Jacobt. CO.

Ut BBt WaSBTVl IOB 1 1, WAf1Bl-Gaoil'mea to wear aboa ant bav so morecdrfeett aow telling at reocced cat, Ueo. aiotk ta Konb PooaaylTKDla at. oa rABTll' Haaoooalgamw bow ameer oae Amtr Icajiaewtn macn1iia XI KeeuiRttv Bra a aiaooart cfi 20 dm otukoa caab prloaa aa tbla lot dnrtag bolldaya WAIfTXD 28 a wing women to get gold flll-log for ioo aed ulirer nillng at aatao beat matertaia need Deotai Coilcga, Jtaablock, pa Worth PeonayiTaal at. na WAkTID- Bltaauoa by coaatry girl to do geneiai bouaework in a obrlalaa family, wberetnereareanchlidraazeaa glT ref eraaoe caliKayortb atarldlaa at. WTl-t reliable aoaa 10 tea cere of bnreea aad doothtr woraabaat premlMa: aanvt briar aatiatartcry reaommaadatioaa.

Jot, A. at Pore Kaat Market at. nao WABTBI-OocapaBU for aioaly foraiahed froi I room, with fir, gaa. and flret-claea board, aaliable for raaa and wilt, Tary reatou. ablAattW keat Vermont I "VITA KTkJ Periona to la-ntigale tbe Pault- Bea, sqoare, and Inviaolble.

round baae karaera before bnylrg. alcuuat A Walker, (1 aad i Weat Waabiagtoa au aoi WATct PoaitloB at atry cJerk, aookkeep-ar ar aaleamaa will taa Immtt la a ma baalBeaa or faraiaa employer Ub moaey oa good alTaD-By a yuuag poalUoa ww ta aa Sloe have bad experience aad oaa fnrntah any ratarenoa reqoiret loaurance boaU eea pcetetred Addrera at t. Wawa emce. rt' av a.i- Patiea at In11 ana Dental OoUege. -B-aa block, Nona Feaaarlv-aiaat.

good eta of la ta.4 to: good go'd ailing Moenta; gocd silver auiBga ti reau experienced seauau always ta taper! nlendeaoa. as WABTKlt Tb Dental College Is opea agala pallet ta wasted al'nret'ollrge wilt close forUa seaeloB an tb at Penraaey names wish-lag good aria of teeth cheap aboald not delay tot' -tn bloek. Worth Peanarl raataav as Av A sat- L-dlra. tost fall to try use blew TV victo- Wo. to we have an satire warn.

ehlna, high arm. aelfaeulagaeedla, as thrnsdlng aaly aeedle ease aead la yoai order, for wfiuwrwivi prw lOIBtvigi. vmwBewia afachlb Co Vtrgtala a vs. hev something new toabowyoav Victor Bewlna "17 ARTD7c 'O' tb nr, -'Donner's Batn Improved ir 8 to. I1.

1 per barrel. KS0, aarraated eeatta tbts market a prto-; Komia-t teet.la: a alna secons rats 11 -ur at atAii 1 sled at aw, bay. per lOS fta. Tic: per toa, glA a W. A lahama, opa.

market bouse oat-wj V-J ABTBJ sirs, atB. Clemeaa foratalls la-ff tar events aedreveaia tbe past aad pra atrial w.afaryiasd at scaaeaa apaedy martlagea a assent lovers: eaaaaa happlaeaa ta tasBiuesit leeatea disease aa telle yoa If yes ara caraole or lararaoia, and givas charts of lack for aayABdertahlBg In aasineea Iso fl veal a forma-Hog about lost or stolen good bust aata can sloa by letter oa raceipl oipoaiage atamp aad flna wtahlag to aaiarga batlaeas aa givaaaspieynsent which ad ooeupy nlv panel day or ta evening si e-mosar heasa, to a geatlemaa or lady wao I a good oaiitstiuiii-eat, sad bo ess I a veal BV3S 10 l.ue la earns af IMatstssN, as oared ta a way to aeoolleotablo bete aay Una I aaly thee seed apply wao east saeattb reqolreaBeaas aad eaa give aatlef aotory rafarsataan fuatworthlaaaa appuaatloaa aaaat be la awa handwrlnng, statiat qoaliaoattoaa. f.ddrsaa la Bras wriUng, 0. JAd A Oss adlaaapaila, V7ABTBT Lady arsata ta tat orders tar the iff LM)i-' -i'retocvor," a aew in vaa ikon to am BMBtalyas a protection fa the aadargar. Beak.

It la mad light, pilaal raboer, "baa-aa ass," afreeaai to wear.adjausd la a mo-snet. sreer a lltetline, aaeolataif ear proasctiea. dirtsrsat fremaad saoerioc to a'l other Sevlce. aad rwtalia lor aaly ILsA iArga eronaslaslaa to aeeate. It as aeea oa tba bp arses eaiy twa and already aaarly looad.yarebetagaaid.

BaM aaailcaarurle for ageaat ever offered Beat atassp for fail ntoraaa Ita. Address LaaiM La. drera.eat Mta. Css. iBCaaap.lla, lad, Jr AwTBD-A good fin at 71 north Kiaalaalpal au.

wita reiereaje Aiai Piaa aboe a.R oer doaea rd Bew Tora ga lery. aa.wf.rn kTKO-rt Iba aew osad oora meal. Kc I iba In ah arrabam IjoT. a.1. ttcl 11 Iba bockwbeat floor, aulntiy pow.

It ia aew prari'DrmiBy, ml pare -ye rar. mnr ar. Mdlfl mare. 'tc: Levenaa'a. lc.

or 7 for fl. tl Rcrtb Ir at oap warket boxee aaww.f ABT. r-8 'orendpoatd ebmea cooet-y tor cnfailOB map-ayrap ft. immol, I 110 aad Ui afjua. are E0Sa8 AJO vehicles.

OB CALK Xtnodfome cntter. cheap; 17 Orel airett. OB BALK Oae act 1 ilelgb rnaBeia; laqatreat aa Herald omre. BAXJb Oood large bora. Moor 'a Ukary atabla, 1MB, Bt.

Clair at. i OR HALF: Three pairs of good work mules; imi aaai ewviair aire. FOR 8AL-Cbeap. atf ant alelgh ruonera; alU bt any bag (7 U7 Nurth Mlaalaalppi aU I A7 bngglea, phaetona, keuogga, wagona, M. Obaap.

Bepairtng a specialty, done oa short ovnun raaeoaaoie price. acnwauuaairTang. CM and ta Beat Washfngtoo atree. iOBBLNIS A OABKABO. eamtrt bjlldara.W Bast Oeorrla atraet.

oOer aeeeral aecond- band carrtaaea, phaettuia, buggies aad kellogri. all la good condition, at Tery low prloea. We have acme Bn saw veblciea made la war Tory beet atyle with ntmoat care, that caa be biugbt Terr cioea. Poay carta taUt to ealt tb also ot yourr-nav- I FOB TSIOE. FOR TRADPi A gaod lot la Rmnirla.

Kna worth 4iiu or avvla caab, for lodalaaapjila. property. Addreta tare aew omc I property In conriiy seat, tbla state. Hictl around, dwelling of elgbt ioobm. iv rait trees.

Will trade for amll avwk of ersgstrotarrpiopeity. 7ia K. Waablogtoa sucet. fJOBTRADB Bat cottage, oa Aah street, 17 torboaaaof alx oraerea rooma; will awime ereambrance or par caab diflereac; alao, oa Aah atrret a large two ttorr residence for smaller property or vacant lot Mew Jeraey alreet, aa elegant two story resldeaoe, aew. of nine rooms, aili lake good vacant lot; a dowa-towo Msldenceon N.

PeaoSTlTaal atreet. Bine rooms, Lrlce, 600. lor property farther oat a dawn-)wn residence oa Illinois street, for Tscant lot a corner lealdenoa a K. Teoaestea for Tacant lot. Alex real aetata agent, Odd Fellow Hall.

LOST. LOST A small, heavy set bay mare.a or 7 yeara -old. Finder pleas return to b6 Alaoama street aad get reward. 1 uatl IOKT A pair of rold apectacle, with the nam M. O'Krll oa tbe frame.

Fladar will pleas itarn to 26 S. Illinois street and receive liberal reward. 1 a tORlwWdeaeadar moraing, two "Loci ire Ccnra 1 Ickeu' either on Virginia avenar or Washing oa street. Ketarn to atax Leek ner, 61 Vaaoa block. na tl LOST By Dr.

P. Btrnes oa atreet. a small IroDB.acarlet cord around same, ontalnlng pocket 1 ur 1 leal case alsn.u oth forreps. If found, retaia loieoms7 and to Masioots Temple aad receive reward. H.

Barnes. REMOVAL, if "fl KMOVAL It dence to 42 B'gger has removed his real- ave aect to his orrlce na I FOS BEST. IOB BJ.AT Three rooms, 452 North New Jeraey street. 1 ot FOw.4tBnTPiirBl8bad rooms. 13 York street.

1 Bast New T70H BRUT Hieely furnished room 152 if. en aiaa street. OB -RRBT-4trollegarenae. Ioqalr 76 N. rsnmy i vania atreet OB BBS At X.

Illlnola street, large. rnrnisoed front room. na tt 1'OB HBBT-Eleuant front rooms. 219 W. Saw York st, alao boarding.

al f'OB BKNT-jjotMol flee rooms, bie street maa and wile. Locker-uatt fOU BB NT Pleasant famished room, low rent; a West Ohio street. OR KBHT Single tarnished room, geatlenieu only lfl West Ohio atreet. OB RiMT Mcely furnished roam, Inqutri si ia flona 1 iiooia street. to OB RKNT Business room, at tt Oeorgta ta a street.

Bobbins A Oarrard QH BKNT Furnished room for ta East Mlcblf aa street- OR BBBT 1 tinrnrn'Bhed rooms, steam heat; jii orta new jrseT street. 1 tt Oh RJCIST Pleasant rooms, ssuth aad east fronts 174 cast ortn street, yt 'OR RETT Aa elrg ant salt ot rooms fn thi wmcsor notet. it. Hpsaea. it a OR RJCWT Totewller-s block.

Inquire 86 Maasachnsetts avenue. na OB RUlT Two Una plaaoa. Pearaou'a music house, ii fennsvlvanla atreet. 111 OR BIST-Front room, furnished or untar nished lw Monk Delaware street. I BUT Nicely fa rn tailed roat roMv, with boarl.

back room 12t w. Illinois St. VOk BBWr-ttl Booth Hew Jersey street, rooms, 7 Talbott block. 8. Field.

ha OH BBJTT A I oral bed front room, suitab.e tor oaa gentleman Indiana avs I FOBRBWT An anfurnlabedorrnrBiahedrooat. Call at room Mo l. ltdlanasve. tt BBT Nice, clean, aeoond Boor storage room, as Booth Psnnsylvaaia street. I OR BENT A pleasant furnished room, la private latnlly Bast Michigan street, a I OR BEKT Paratshew and nnrnrnlahed rooms, lui Baat Washingtoa su Apply room I wk KKWT Famished or nnramlshed roorav V.IU board; alao day boarders H.IU.

sa TOkKUT-lrOBl and other rooms, famished or unfurnished, central 25 East Ohio su po BUT Nicely fa-nUhed room, with bath board. If 1 si red; central; las si ass. are. clndisg gaa; prtvat family 14 W. North, tt OR RUT Pamiabed front room, p-lvata family; Belereno required 17 B.

worth, FOB, RENT Hoases. rooms and orMoes bee llst at omca. V. BOoB1b N. Pel.o a FOB BEST-Parnlabed room.

Zd door, cheap, central, private lami'y is fast Hew York. I FOR BBBT Blceiy fnrelahed or nnfaraiaaed rout rooms, large aad small It N. Teaa. FOB RBWT 1 he handsome business room. Not Worth Illinois street, corset ALarket.

al. H. pedes. 1 us Boom, wita cower: on aroaoa aoor 1 corner of Meridian and Boat atraata. Apply Brycea' Bakary.

FOB RIBT-Large barallsO East Ohl atreet, suitable for storing bt xae aad tba Ilka. T. AV. Ooodwin. ISTborpeb ock.

eo TTOB BBW1V -rsrnMnM froal room, priest hrmse, for two gentlemen mass be strictly sUst-cltss; lsf Bast New York street. FOR RENT A t-st-vy a-rocm bouse, good ra-rair. corner Mlcblrsa and Blackiord aueets. J. T.

tioott. over First National bank. FOB RANT Throe rooma ia doable bnest M78eeta Eaat street, 7 by Lore ia aooth Delaware street. aas FOB BBBT NlDe-rooaa dwelling, very oa-venleat, good condltioa, nicely located. Atoo, snitaroosna Id floor my block.

Jam Yoha.v frOB BknT-t deatrmbie frost raoena, oonsma-r aicauna. la Blaoalord block suitable for law or insurance oOoaa. 1 B. Hoott, over sirs National bank. as 1 XjiOB RKST Tbflnttou front, three story ana oaaessen a ainesa ouiiuing.

west Washington atreet. Vary ealrabla iocatloa. iard bar lea. BBS TTOBBBBTMomberauiteaaf rooms, Yajen a I xchaage block, au liable for odicea. aewly fitted.

Inquire Fosters restaurant, ai Nona PaauasytvaBia street. I naf FOB BEKTw By W. E. Mick A Oa- m. Atmr-ket street, oboioe office roasss os second flor, of TJbiob bnlldlng.

as West Msrylaud atreet, sin. gl or a suit, aa, water and gratoa. FOB BKBTT Two-story trama baslaeas aad dweUlag boose. No. 17 B.

KoOsrty streak, with a star, five roams aad other coavenleaoes. sn usrsBsacsBiist, 0 mqis usaa' Tmju BAB1-. sarataaed hoaaa three nod a sal squares from post offios, parlor, dining room aad aad I bed rooma tarnaoa, rr-tea, Richmond rang, cistern, eve. Apply to Hunt A at otMrfty. aaesiasieers.

Beat Wash! et ta a k. 0 sva-s 1 wo aloeir faralahed rooma. two aqaares seat af 000 rt house, tl Marth Bast at. T7 ay sure, tha aleest i roasa beaae la street, reoaaa, (f, to Bates sire, il aaw.Maa.el,Trooaaaaad atabla, all Msspiel. fS9.

K. Morris, at Bast Market at. F03- BALE. Xob a turn BALX Tb aw A.H.P. egar.

FOB st A LB cneaper uiaa any family caa aasa, Bryce-bread. 1. avs XOB BAXB Old JT at Tb Bsws omoa. peg hasAred, Ti FOB HALk-Ooai oil tic. beat headLgkt 2up, 71 Worth Pea nay lvania atreet.

at a FOB BALE A good sweet toned piano, cheap, at a leorth Teaasaan street. ea FS -lioosesaad farms J. W. Brown Bast Washington street. 8ALA Alabama atreet Boar aad feed price see In tbe wanted coinmn.

FOR BALkr rWooa and xtares.rheapT Ua A Co tfi North Delaware street. Bam. FOR BALB Roase. lots, farms. tc.

Call and aeons. J. Coffin A Co 14 Del. St. os In Chest gslssm, beat ooua syrup and consumption car.

tiragftsta. oaa T7 OR 8A LB Pine Bardeite orrsa aad good al JT pi ano, cheap; long Ume. 20 Illinois st. FOB 8A LB Drag store, beet iocatloa, half cash rare chance, reason elckneaa. Ward Bros, ta with ontflt complete.

M. Wews omoeJv tf 7OB A LB Three black terrier paps, ri Nona PaaasylTaala atreet. Fred C.JObaatoo,taa, UStt i FOB balI-A bargain, factory proirty, weil locued. Address posvoilice box in. spoils.

1 I i as VIM aVAXAV At weorty every grocery ia ta city, and delivered twicaeaob day.Bryee'a TXW HA LB Millwood and klndllnrs. W. Tin i A HUL soathtaat ear. Bast aad Uergia. Tele- pbona.

aaot! FOB BALB Fnrnltnr, stOTea, carpet, oa weekly or monthly Dayman la, Baal Wasftlagwia sueot. At. b. atanaoa. BAIiBThB corning bane burner.

Fault-f less, square. McOaat A Walker, and Weat Washingtoa street. FOB BALB An assortment of microscopes, reading glasses, etc at very low prices. 1 boa ii. Clapp.pticlaa, tl North Psnusylvaola street.

Denlson house biock. tts fAOH BaLB BsiaMlsbed mamtacturlng has -r sess. would trade for stock of rocariea. Ad. drcssMaauiacturer.

Newsomce. I FOR to be rented out la sbe way of furniture, carpets, etc by Balatoa A T7W and xl Baat Waablnftoa street, i TTOBSALB spientlld tone, k. on monthly payments. Pearson's muslo noose, 1 Aorta yennsylTanla 1TOB BALB Bawdust delivered to any part of tb city, at 750 per load. (.

W. Hill, cornet Bast aad Oeorgla streets. Tslephop. 'la FOR BALB A new 11 stop organ ciep, wuuid make a handsome Christmas pre tent would take acme trade. 19 Masssfcbnsetts sve.

ova 77CB BALB If you bare any klad of aa estaa lished baslDees to sell, drop us a postal card or call and sea us. Bamila A CoM North Dela ware street. 1 it FOB 8 ALB Pour ated frame show cases, twj six feel end. one tire feet long; also, on upright case. Wash-lngloa strett.

ua FOR BALB A large lot of oil cioth, window sbadaa and wall paper, at coati to make room tor spring stock, at Herman Martens 'a, 4U Bouih Meridian street. 1 ps T70R SAL 7 -room house. 111 Darmsa street. JT will psy 15 rer cent, on Investment jii at 00. 1 17b Nortb Davidson B.Vincent.

fj't-'M. best read? money grocery 17 stand In tbeel v. rent onlv sis ner mnnthV Tue best price. tn0 For ipattlcnlart. apply to Edward 6C South Meridian street.

ITOK'BALR Aed must be sold, a No 1 grocery (lock, I1.7CO; this stock has to be sold. Will take seme tralei Cosby A Bmpey, I Kocra 1, 'over 17 West Washington street FOR BALE Gentlemen, if you wish to keep good hraltb. wear rubber sole shoes, selling Sl-cvst so IBUUQ nee. Ill Geo. P.

Marott. nas North Pennsylvania street. BALB New organ, bandsom olaca wai nut cake, six seel high, t4. oa raoothry pay meats. 1 1 Pearson's mnsie boas.

sa 1 8 North Pennsylvania street. FOB BALE as JS cash will buy one barrel Excelsior Patent hour as cash will buy one barrel prim Boa0; every barrel: warranted. Bradea A icoraar Atassacnuaetta ava. and Ohio alreet. 1 FOR BALK Handsome walnut bsd-room set.

consisting of Bedstead, marble dr.s-lng case and wa bstacd price. 4o; also, splendid Wo. cocking stova. wn it. reservoir.

Apply at 247 Bon Tennessee street. ua 1 1 FOR BALB Twenty Brat-class lota on Central and Park avenues, slss 6xl77 price, s50 each, on time. 4 Twenty choice lota, sontheast. B0xV7, with flns tut trees on lot. 1S0 each.

Alex. Metrger. real estate. hi FOR BALB Cottage hooees.neat and deslra. able.

Id northern, southern, western and eastern parts ot the city, which csn be bought oa small monthly payments, as one would pay rent. Now la tn time (or a poor man tog el a home for bis family. W. B. Mick A Co.

to I'll TO L0AH. i I 0 LOAN Private funds. -os 1 1 1 x. Coma a 00. TO LOAN Money at 7 per lett.

J. K. Routh, Baldwin block. i 1 oa I TO LOAN Money at six peg farms or city A. property.

B. McKay, mat TOTOAR Money on jewelry, euu City Loaa olBoe, north Illinois at: 1 1' (d)Ule 0 LOAN On Installment Smith A Vanoe block. plaa. Francis Ua rpo LOAN Private funds at lowtsL rales. Via--tn 1 son 1 alter.

1 Vance blot k. riO LOAN Money on mortcage. Apply to Wot A and Lew Wallace. Odd Fellows' hat), TO LOAN ou city or farms. The vary lowest rates, W.

Oorsnch, it Vlr. ava. al TO LOAD) Moaey at lowest rate of interest, Williams A BJatner. 1 aad 4 Vinton block, nvs TO LOAN Any sum, long or short time, low mortgage. Brown, aa East Mar.

ikettt. I 'i -i. 1 tt rpo LOAN Money at low tales on peisooal a. property, joaeun atayer as vo.i pawa oroa ars, 111 Booth Illinois st. uh TO LOAN Moaey in sums of Ilii.WO and ever, at per cent; entailer sums at beat current rates.

John 8. epaan A Co. i th TO LOAN Private funds la sum to suit, at a low rats of Interest. Farm or city property. Stanton A Boott, over First National bank, net 'PO LOAN Moaey to loan, Wa nave won pn-m vate funds to aoaa at a law rate of Interest.

erlfnthn A Potted Pennsylvania at, 1 JBtrut building. l-t ha PEES0HAI, 1 PBRBOWAL Hanging lamps, at MiasUe's, N. Pennsylvania at. 11 PERSONAL Jack wants to ss r's many friends and tbe public at 142 West Washing-ton street, PBBBONAL Oovernor Porter, leglalaaoa for armory or ntayoi rings must be stopped, Dreytbaler. I PERBOWA-L Bmoke Baal of iBdlana, tae beat a-oeatar I Bumatra wrapper, Wbolassla al A.BteBea's.xM WsahlBgtoa at.

aa a UBHbON AL Tb baJadaomest and most useful AT articie for a Cbrlatmaa nmssst ta so tie had St Herman Marteoa. 40 Booth Meridian at. os PERHONAL Yxmng ladlea wlablng prepare for poaltlonSIa bustneas are Invited to vtist the Bryant ABtratton BaalBeaa Oollefe and Tel egrsph Institute, Bates block, epp postotHc. Our ladies' departmtnt Is In charge of Mrs. Fannie wcrkmau.

a competeat Instructor. Individual Instruction no els sees pupils caa enter at any time tuition reduced tor a short time onlv. A few months soeat with as la learntns? to wrtteabuslntsshand.or acquiring a knowledge I of bockkeeping and arithmetic, will prove a 1 proof oie investment. n.e.ua.nt "IKWAR llOO reward yoa beat my prices. Jtsy Tooth plck.5c EoUd gold baagle ring, tl.

LeteTrs diamond ear rings, solid gold, CLM. North Illinois st enpaatse Bate bonne. Horace A. Comstock. I i KtSCELLASEOna, I I TOAL-ooka and wood yard.

cor. O. A L. B. B.

and 7th st. W.J. Banner. Teiephon. aes FOR wood, kindling, coal and coke, try Central Wood Yard, 113 East Market at.

Telephone. 1 1 ALARUB LOT Of this year's patterns la wall paper for sal cheap, to make room tor spring stack, at Bermaa Booth Me rid tan at. 1 1 ns FOB, SALE OS TRADE. I 170R BA LI: OB TBADB OerB la shock ant hsy la lii s'ack, for horss spring waoa. Call atJniraui Fle'cliei't place, north of Atlat worts.

W. mpbell. 1 na 1-wa SALVOR TBADBFor city- property. a- alee drs nooda asora. la rood ninnfnn order.

IB Tiff Eaat We-Alngtoa atreet good Iocatloa. cheap rent i aae eataoiianea. a aargaia. 1 1 1 8TKATED. i STRATED One heavy set whit cow, oa cease examlBBtloa ahows the color of roan, red ears, marked oa tba upper fvrt of each ear came ta my place on th Miohl aa street road, six mlle weat of IndiauarMill.

Jacnary 1, 1S8S. "Tbi caa save aaave ox eh-ovibb dtoi cbanrea. buries Montgomerv, FOSJULS OA KENT. TX)B BALB Ol eardaa farm A en mil sooueast. he hosuM rnssnt, good oeilar esssera and sreU.

Iaqolrs at BlaAat, David A 1 UO.1 tts NOTICS. STILL taay esms. PtorldA oraagtt. Dela war street, BmltaAPvtt. ttBaatA I CEJLE5 Ti.

OHJOI, BBOW BBSAD at Bryces bakery flO Oil IS V.1 Ue: beat headlight ei 71 Worth al ennay lvania s. TLAHB HF.K Alabama Street Flour s'ore ustrt 1 pncea in wants, cium TIN ASP 8LATF. ROOFS REPAIRED by Pur- sell A Medker.4 North Illinois street, a LL IN WAST et fresb. pare caudle go to rpOXY WKBT baa redoeed i be pries of his pure 1 cardies. Call aad see tsebneetts avenue.

at a aaa sta fl'BE OHLY PL CB where pure, fresb candies 1 are scad every day Is at West's, 14 aad Msraachuaetts aves.ua. TBE FINE4T GILT, ornamented juju ding. and thjec-beaptst In the city, aleea's Picture Store, to Booth ILiaols stress. vt HARRY DONNELLY. Mass.

avs only prac Ural rubber repairer city. Half-soitng, patching, aad repairing bee! a specially. 1 1 EVERYBODY CALL, and gat on of those handsome ottomans, lov a Cnnstmms pree-ent; at Herman Marten's. 49 ri. Meridian at.

ust a'BK rPEEDY CURE for all tbroatad lang dueases, Dr Jordan Lung- Renovator, the great lung remedy. For sale by all dniggttts. JVBT RECEIVED A new Tot of fine gold apec-tacles. at moderat price. Tboe.

H. Clapp, optician, to) North Pennsylvania street, Deaison House block. 1 tt a ALSTON A CO. still keep the lead ou srnt-XV tare, stoves, pictures, mirror, clocks, rack-ets-carpets, etc. on oaay terms.

Z7S and Zsl Washington atreet. it riiELKORAPHINQ Take advantage of low A rates of tuition now offering at the Indian apolis 1 eiegrapn institute, ustea oiocs puetomce. Instruction day or svsnlng. Bslea block, CDOoiHe tailors ibf always welcome. LPERFLUOtJB HAIR KKMOVKD In Bvs mla ates, without pain or discoloration.

Prepared by a chemist. Bent by mall, post-paid, to any address on receipt of Alonzo Ureeo, Temple street, Bostoo, Mass. tot! Hn. WIUBON, formerly Mrs. Hutclilnsoa, is prepared tomakestyllsb dresses for tbe next Pi two rcc rtha at reduced rata.

Her long experi- nre In this city cr-maiends her to aU. tausl action gnatanteed. Dressmaking parlors, 101 North Me rid 'en street, near Circle. 1 ti lETBEhDA FLOWS from pq tlalhaoited, graveuy sou, pare at snow, aas is cheaper than noisoneas hydrant or well water. It Is nature's rsmedy and luxury, within the reach of all.

Three gallons for fl efferveeclog, gl.tO. Bold by all drsjgglsts and grocers- ts Srj RITUALISM A. F. Ackeriy. the ion rest and most- wonderful medfom In ther-woeld, will fixe a seacce at 199 Wast Vermont street, on Wednesday evening.

Materialization la tb 1'ght, writing, playing open musical Instruments. ai Other wonnerlol things The last seance, tt TIOW l-O MAKE MO BY The Indianapolis II Patent A Copy Right Oompauy, HI West Market atreet. bave a number of valuable patents in their bands for sale or trade. The eocopaav has. also, active agents ia the field selling patent rights.

tall aad see tor yourself. te 4 WEST WASHINGTON BTBEET; 14: i r. Chrlttmsn. i Shell oysars, Rocks, 1 shrewsbarys. 1 -1 i Bine Points.

-Served la any style. I 1 44 West Washington st. as THE EATERN BAVINO AND LOAN Ansoclslloa. southeast corner Wsablugtoa and East streets. Weekly meetings: Batiidsy nights, from 7 to 8 p.

m. 1 here are noma more shams left In this association, any one desiring toaaoscaiba for them may call on the treasurer, Mr. O. N. Frenxel.

Merchants' Mstlonsl bank. I HtcaMAH Kiiklc, PTaslde.nt." Cox bad Mpllkb, Becre'ary. 01 1 ABITHMV TIC, rainuiar. aud the higher branches of mathematics are a sped- ml t- In up irhnnl On mrm rm I nrl ''competec t. We offer aplendld fact II ilea for young men ana women 10 qna'iri- tnemseives in ta English bran cawf- particularly backward persons.

Bcbool teachers desiring to review, or to pursue tbeir studies to a higher grade, will And unsurpassed opportunities at oar school for doing so. Already several ladles, now teaching In tha public schools, have enter-d 1 Please call and iu veatlgate. Granger's BuHness Colleye, 1111 1 Vance Block. DISSOLUTION. DISSOLUTION Hie part aei ship heretofore existing between John A.

M. Cox and Henry C.Vpnnfgut. doing bu'loeesnniler the Hrm name of Cox A Vooceiriit, has this day been'dissolv by mutual ornsent, Mr. H. C.

Vonnegut retiring from tbe firm. Mr. Cox will contious the bisl-peas. andwillcoUecl a'l accounts du aad pay all llablLtle ol th old arm. 1 Jon A.M.

Cox. -I I DrakvCVoNKfoiT. Indianapolis, Janunry t. IMS). na AUCTIOS 8ALE.

AUCTION BALB Day and night; bargains. W. Wash. a HC.sT A MoCTJRDT, real estate aad general awetloBaara. No.

B. Washington st a a A LOTION BALE Ol all the anredeemed clothing of tae lata Isaac Solomon, at 116 8. Illinois street. L. Moore, auctioneer.

hs rousp. FOUND-Pursell A Medskeri 3 N. Illinois at are the parlies to repair leaky Uu and slat roofs. 1 I ELECTION NOTICE. fiTOTlCK TO BTOCK HOLDERS The regular i.1 annual meeting ot stcckholders of tbe Builders' and Manufacturers' AFstclatton w.U tak placeat tbeir omce; No.

North Delaware on Wedneaday evening, January 17. at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of electing seven directors and attend fagto such other business as may come before tbe meeting. Kdkx, President, Jisrn Secretary. 1 nao SOCIETY NOTICES. MASONIC A.

and A. Scottish Rite. Adonl-ram Grand Lodge of Perfect' on. Meeting thus (Wednesday) evening at o'closk, to consldtr proposals for tulldlrg. N.

R. Kcoklk, T. P. O. M.

C. F. Hoi.i.idat Sec. i DIED. LACGHLIN tntbosy Laugblin, at a rru.

Tnesday, January agctl Ji years, stx monUil. and elgtit days. I Funeral from tbe family residence. Thursday morning, January 11, at 'J o'clock. Friends Invited to attend.

I 1 1 AI.LKN Oerlrnde Annie Allen, January 8th, daughter of Ellen Allen. Funeral from ihh Buchanan atreet, from 8t. John's cban h. Thursday at 2 o'clo. Friends are Invited 10 attend, i PALMER Blackford Lee Palmer, la theSth yearof his age.

I Funeral from the resilience ot J. 8. Neat, West Washington street, west Belt railroad, Thursday at 1 Friends of the family are lii-vlied. 1 CITY NEWP. i i i This afternoon Judge Grettaam, In the cava ol Win.

H. Bright etal vathe Ohicago A Indianapolis Air Line railway company, tuitained the motion to dismiss unless within teudayg the plaintitT tiled an amended complaint. This wss the mlt to set aside the decree of foreclosure of the Indisnapolis, Deljihl A. Chicago Air Llpe, by which the LoulsTiUo, Bew Albany A Chicago came la possession, i Ballroad Mast la Town. The msBsgeri of the Cnlon railway compkny met this aiusruoon with the following in attend, ance; President Roberta, and Vice President McOullough ol tbe Pennsylvania; President McKeen.oIthe Vandalia; President Iutslls ol the I.

Bt. AG; General Manager Thorn as ol the Bee Line: Manager McCrea, ol the P. O. A St. L.

and others. It was determined to extend the Belt road to the Wabash ((, P. A from the east connecting with tbe Bee Lineat Bright-wood. A determination wsa expressed to pre the suit tgalnfct the C. H.

fc 0,, and It was decided that the outside otrioe tbaU remain closed. The Union depot will be built If the suit against the H. A D. is successful; otherwise it will be question for further consider-stion. Toe plans are being prepared It was staved that Vkw-Presideiit aauiLol the Wabash, bad given a'surancesi that that the outoldo Wabash ortice would not be opened.

A large number of freight men are at the New Dtntron hotue, attendltg nuMtingtio adiast tarin question The north And south lines lumber association met this morning but owing to the absence of Michigan railroad men. adjourned till 4 o'clock to-day. CoL Geiger, general freight agent of the 3 called a meeting today of representative of line oatot Cincinnati, LouisvUle acd Evanavllle to adjust rates from those cities to interior points north. They convened at 4 o'clock. Tba Green and Kankakee pooled fast freight line.

L. D. Richardson mans rer. also men at the Deaison today, and conferrtd on matters of Interest to them-selve. i 1 It It reported that C.

Gale, superintendent of the Indianapolis A St. Louis railroad. Baa resigned, and will be succeeded by Thomas C. Burroughs, of the Dayton Short Line division of the Bee Lino, who will arrive In Indianapolis to-night. Mr.

Gala's resigns tloa will occasion general tenet tn this city, where ho so long resided, and for the advancement of which be labored ro xealouiUy and sriooentiully. Tri Royal Acrrlestsv, The Journal this morning unearths the 'Royal American Benevolent A as delation" which ha begun ope ration ta tbla city Under conditioat that lead to It proposal to luwur only persons 1 over sixty year ei age, ad bag the tunai pUutible circulkr and seductive feature. It refers; to a number of prominent ci sens of Ind lanapolls aad tbe state, among them Sheriff Bess, who said to News reporter to-day that be had riven the as- eocisUoa boaUority whatwver te sue bit name ta coaseetioa wtta it. 11 at Katpiy anocaer pnate ot ta oa gass. lii INDIANAP0LI8J WEDNESDAY EVEHIHG.

JANUARY 10, PRICS TWO PCST 1 I SIX DOLLAR. PCa TIAft. XTT BQ 90.1 whole HO i 4377, IBS TELEGRAPH. A DEiTII TRIP. urn in of the Nen hall Uoaie, Milwaukee.

Sixty rer sons Earned to' Death and SO Serious! Wouaied. Heartrend ing Scenes of Sutler-ing-The Mnltltude Power, i less to Aids Frenzied Guests Throw The tn selTes to the Sidewalk and are Crnshed, Or, Paralyzed with Fear, FaU Back to Perish in the flames. Thirty-two Dead Bodies Becoy ered, Nineteen of Whom are Becognlzede The liouge Fall or Theatrical Peoile, All of Whom, with One Exception, "Escape With Their Lires. -L fn.wAi-KK,Jsnury 10, The New hall house, anix ttorjbrick building, bonier of Michigan ttreet and Broadway, burned tothegroncdthlt morning. Flrewat discovered at 4 o'clock and in let than half aa hour the whole building long derirnated demth trap, wag enveloped In nan.es.

Scene of tbe utmost terror prevailed, inmates of the. doomed i bnlldlng jumping by dozen from tbe upper stories, covering the stone sidewalks with lifeless bodies. The shrieks of the unfortunates filled the air In a heartrending manner, the people below being unable to render any aid. Unite a number of terrified gueeta and employe ot the hotel appeared at indows, and, seeing the distance to the ground, fell back to perish la the flames. The employe ef the hotel, which accommodated 100 guetu, numbered eighty -tlx, mostly lodged in the sixth story.

Their exit by way of tbe roof wti cut off by fire, aad two stand pipe, with fire ladders, were not aval' able for the tame A Tory few were, saved by jumping on canvass. 1 LOStBS AMD IKtrSAKCS. All tores and office on the ground floor with thtir contents were destroyed. They were: On the Michigan street tide -offices of the Mutual Union Telegraph company; H. J.Baumgardner, sign- psinucg Goetz'a batbershop; Bnxdick ArmiUge, job printers.

On the Broadway front Manufacturers' bank: Metropolitan Plate Glass lnaaranoecoavpaay; insurance agencies of Chaa. Cialn, Wm. T. Durant, G. P.

Hewett. C. F. Bibbard A F. W.

Montgomery 4 Oo B. K. Weil, West A Myers, and L. A. Wheeler; J.

H' Watson, igent of tbe Canadian Soutbern railway; the office of Nelaon'a coal yard, and the office of the Merchant's Dispatch Freight line. A nrmber of wholesale houses on East Water street were damaged by fire and falling walls of the building. Among them were Wm. Balmer, barker; Goodyear Rubber compsay; Louis Schadcgge AOo, wholesale wine dealer; James Morgan, dry goods; Zimmerman Wm. S.

Candee, cashier of the Mann-factum's Bang carried thie cash of the institution containing. money jtnd papers to the amount ot out of the names. Tbe insurance agencies and general' othcea on the first floor scarcely saved any Sspers. The Insurance on the hotel is stAM-l by 1, Kash, president of tbe Newhall House association at all held -In Cincinnati agencies. Tbe loss is scarcely to be estimated at this hour, but will reach tiOO.efri.

Te'esraobki communication will be stopped for tramc north, as about fifty wires are down. WHO WiEg lH THE HOTEL. There were comparatively few guests in tbe hotel. The register is burned and the exact lost of life is not determinable. It will reach fifty to sixty dead and twenty to thirty wounded, 80 far twenty three bodies are in the morgue, nd.

nine more in place near the ruins. Identification! come -in slowly. Among those known to have been la the hotel Briggt. Orand Rapldt, Mich: Ni F. MILer Elpon, st Ia Geo.

Young, Chicago; J. A. Manning, Chicago; W. D. Lewis, Chicago: A.

N. Raker. New York J. V. Mahoney, Rock Island, J.HUI.8yracue,N.

B. Hendri, NewHavtn, Ct; A J. Case, New York; P. Eabler, Chicago: 8. J.

Craig, Pes Moines; Charles A. Handy, Milwaukee the Tom Thumb party; Oran William A. l'rinxer and wife, Sheboygan Falls; John C. Clarke, Wausean: Mrs. Rowell, of Haul ord Rowell Med ford, Ben Tice and John H.

Antisdel, clerks; John F. Antisdel. proprietor: Ben Mason, teacher, Milwaukee. THE KECOGXIZED DEAD. Bo far ai known, the folio a tng are dead Am-xx Johbson, commission merchant, Milwaukee, and wife.

Kitty Ban.Tand 1 Maxv Beabns, terranU. W. A Haix. Muxsa, I.sporte. Ind.

Bkn Vaithaao, fireman, struck by a falling telegraph pole. Lizzie Kei.i.y, MAGOIB OWMkKMAlX, ANNIE BEOW Jt, bk sib bkown, Kate Stahchman. MAOOII SrLI.IVAXl, AUGt'STA GlXSB, Mabt McDaok, aU servants, Thos. E. VkNHoas.and Mas.

J. J. Havoh, Marco, Illinois. 1). G.

Powers, Mrs. Browb, aim sua, Mabt Andbbso, MabV Miixkb, MAbt MacMahow. Mast Conbot, servants. BOLtOFTHg SHSG. The following are missing W.

T. Durand, lnsaranoe agent Geo. G. 8mtth, pasaeDger agent 8. A M.

8. railway; Mr. L. w. Brown.

Mitt Chellia, dressmaker; Walter and Wm. Gillette. SEIUOrSLY IifJUBED. 1 The seriously injured are: Orsnre Williams, residence unknown; Beoj. J.

Rice, clerk of tbe bouse: L. W. B-own, trainmaster of the Northwestern railroad B. Klllott. lawyer.

Boseoback, General Western passenger Michigan Central road: R. Burnt, Mary wen. Nannie McLaughlin, Kitty Conner, of Doylettown, servants. SIXTY PEMONI BUItWTO TO DEATH. It can be safely said tbat sixty people are dead, and thirty seriously wounded.

a tiiTiei coin, The mayor has called a meeting In the Chamber of Commerce to organize a salvage corps to tearcn the ruins, I.OCAL AUE9IT KEPCSED TO IBSl'kK. About a week ago the secretary of- the locl board of under writers was -applied to, to make a rate on the building, so that local agencies might take risks. Tbe building was considered a death trap, and the risks ref used. THE THEATRICAL PEOPLE. The Tom Thumb party and Madison Square theater company are all saved, so far a learned.

Mr. Jno. Gilbert, of the Minnie Palmer troupe, in i rr) ed only two days ago, was burned to death, la the tight ol the mnltUude. KNOW TO BE SAVED. The following taest are known aa tared, or only slightly hurt: Edward Pollock, Lancaster, Wit Rowell Banjo rd and Rowell Medford.WiaJ; Cart Brirgsj Grand Rapids, John C.

Clark, Wauseon; J. Duval, agent of tha Great Western Dispatch and South Shore line; Geo. F. Lee. North-wettern travelling ptttcnger agent of Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific: jTw.

Maxwell, ClncTn-naU: K. Kohn. New York: M. Weber, La port Jat, 8. Wardrobe, Hew York.

I AT THB If OaOCB. Is. Tbe scene at Use laorgue, where now thirty-two bodies are lying ia a ghastly heap oa- tbe flocr of a small room, are heartrending beyond deter! ptioo, A strong police force Is necessary to keep the anxious Inquirers In line. Bine teen bodies have been identified, and eight bodies are beyond recognition. Mrs.

John Gilbert's body Is positively Identified. It was a touching scene to see tbe bride of a ntrat ttpon tbe cold marble, cbarred and bruised, anguish depleted oa tbe deucate features, Is said aae was Mis Suttoa cf Chiraio. previous to marrying Gilbert, wbo wss mac oenea oeyona control, i In tbe American Express office Allen Jahneoa and wife lay stretched on bard tl wr. They were forced to jump from a window oa tae third A blanket held to catch them was too weak and their backs were injured to terribly tbat cries of pain were wrung from them, and laey aoon Cieo. tTGHnSa TBE PIAMFA.

Tbe fire deriarrtment called for help from the Soldiers Home, but Gen. Snsrpe refused to- tend a steamer, at which the indignation is great. Chicago and Radse relief steamers are uow on their way. but the fire is under control. The firemen made superhuman efforta.

Eleven fwalter girls were brought safely across frail ladders, stretched over the alley from the 6th story bf the hotel to tbe rool adjourning. About a dozen unfortunates tried to (jump, but rebounded from the telegraph vwirea, a perfect mare of which iatirroundlDg the two fronts of the butlling. Thrlr appealt tor aid were piteous, bat little icould be doae. i BhorUy before the Newhall bouse alarm came an, -part of tb department was called to a small nre about three miles distant, and before the department wat in working Order the hotel was jone blazing pile. I M)xi or thi xsCArrs.

Tom Thumb got out at the front entrance: bis was taken down the escape by a fireman. 8. W. Crompton, Misses Herbert and Dunlap, and W. A.

Lavetle, of the Madiaoa Bquaie company, arrived on tbe told night express. The whole party rwere isved by the fire escape, only partially' dressed. Wm. Cramer, of the Kvening Wi-irensin, was saved through the heroic edorts of it'barhe Gressing. aSeotinel typo.

.1 Edward Pollock, of Lancaster, was awakened nearly as toon as the flame broke out. He gathered his clothes, swung from tbe balcony en the fourth floor to that beneath, where a dozen others were, and, by means of knotted liCd-cUHhes, all reached the ground. Chi'! clerk lice, who had a narrow escape, grrt there were 110 boarders and ninety employes in uxa hotel, co tar fifty six are unaccounted lor. cnicteo tixdiM systpathY itd atd. The following dispatch wai recelred just now: 'Hoard of Trade of Chicago tenders sincere sympathy to the people Of Milwaukee in trie great calamity befallen them.

If we can do anything to ataUtTou. or mitigate the scflerlng, let It be known. W. Di hha.m, president, s. CCT OF THE raOPXETT.

The hotel tu built Danlil NewbAlL and iDCiatc la 18S7. Theoririnal cost wss Il5i- eXO; total cost, ir eluding furnishing, 8277,000. Mr. ratn savs the insurance en the bouse Is on furniture, 28.800; total, SlM.tOJ. On tae buuuing ana stock tne tnturance is Tbe Hons ad Its History.

The terrible calamity was the rnblect of much comment in the city this morning. A Hews reporter railed upon H. B. Sherman, of tbe Denl" ton hotel wltb reference to the matter. 1 Mr Eheiman, aa Is well known, formerly lived in Milwaukee, and was for a loagUime manager of the Plankinton house there, and la thoroughly fs miliar with tbe consUutUon of the Newoail house.

He raid tbe hotel was built in 1857. It wss projected by Daniel Rewhall, a wealthy grain merchant, who, failing in business about the time tbe first story of the building was completed, left it lor others to finish. The first story was substantially built remainder of the struct are It was tlx stories high wat put np hastily and heaoly. Wocd en partitions were used the result was tbe building was a regular tinder-box. The hotel stood upon the corner of Broadway and Michigan streets, ia tbe very hub and heart of the I city.

Directly across tbe street wis the chamber of commerce and the magnificent Mitchell block. Opposite were the ruins of the great clothing bouse of the Friends' brothers, recently detro-ed by fire at a lots of SoOO.COO. Mr. said the location wat the very best possible for a hotel ia the city much better in fact than the Plankinton house. The hotel building was of.

brick, plain finish. The office was an the second floor. A wide hall forming the lobby, ran entirely across thehoue, from either end of which spiral staircases sprang extending to tbe lop floor. An elevator was buiit near the cfllce. which was used almost exclusively by the guetta, Mr.

Sherman said these the exception of one in the rear com-munlcatlr with the dining room were, with tbe elevator theonly means of communication between the floors of the hotel aud incomplete and darsreroas character of the exits were con-startly referred to. It was often remarked by rursts and those familiar with the hotel that ft ought to be; torn down aad a newandaier one built, and Mr. Sherman while deploring the calamity was not at all sar-prif ed to hear of it The bulldlrg, he thought, wss worth aboutf 173,000. exclusive of its furniture and equipment. It was owned by D.

Nash and Daniel Wells, of Milwaukee, and was managtdeby J. F. AntlsdeU. Mr. Shexmsn said the hotel bad about 2 iu rooms.

TheresAilar boarder lived on the first floor, and the servants under the roof. He could readily understand -the immense diftiTUlty la the way of the escape of the employe. He did not think there: were any fire-escapes, bnt of this was not positive. The building had a frontage on Broadway of nearly 200 feet, and 120 feet on Michigan. The owners of the hotel had- just determined to make extensive improvements.

A remarkable thing in connection with the burning was that Mrs. Sherman last night dreamed of the destruction ol tbe hotel by fire. Tbe bouse had caught tire several times In its -historv, bat never suffered any considerable loss therefrom. i R- M. Hack eft, of the Northwestern Life In-itirauce company, who lives In Milwaukee, Is at the Denlson.

He fully coincided with Mr. Sherman ia bis idea of the combustible character and dangerous structure of tbe building, raying it was a matter of common remark In Milwaukee. He thought the building 1 tae 11 was worth about A matter of local interest in connection with tLe hotel la that Curtis Judsou, wbo first managed it, was the sec3nd manager of the Bales nouieinuusoty. OBITUARY, HOIt. LOT M.

MOlklU. OF MAlrtg. jAi -iTA. January Hon. Lot M.

Morrill died this morning. He suffered Tory little, and his momenta were without pain or struggle. The members ol thesmily and attending physician were present at the last momenta Tae dying man recognized the family and with i hit last breath attempted toTbld them farewell but with th word on his lips his spirit passed away. (Mr. Morrill was born at Belgrade, Maine, May jl 815, was graduated at the Water villa College, and was admitted to the bar aa a lawyer in 143-J.

He was a member of the state legislature la 18H and 1836, presiding oyer tbe senate the last year. He wa elected governor of the state in 1858, and la 18C0 was elected to the United SUtes senate as a republican, to fill the vacancy caused by Hani-bai Hamlin's election aa Tlce-presldeot, He was re-elected to the senate la 1863, was appointed in 1869 and afterward elect by tbe legislature to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Pitt Fessenden, and he wat again re-elected In 171. At the expiration of bis term in 1877 he was app Tinted by President Grant to be collector of the port at Portland, Maine. i Michael Campbell Colnsr, known throughout jthe country M. C.

Campbell, one of the I pioneers of negro minstrelsy ts dead In Mew York. He was a partner of R. M. Hooley ia I860, and opened Mblo's saloon of late yeara he nss nern empioyea ta tne counting room ol tna Aaiiy Thaeher Ferkfns, one of tbe most prominent machinists and inventors of railroad machinery in the country, died at Baltimore, aged seventy vesrs. He has been master mechanic oa the BaiUmoie Ohio and Louisville A Nashville systems; superintendent of the Central Ohio railroad: and general superintendent of the Tredegar Iron Works, at Richmond, Va.

The greatest of bis inventions was the engine known to railroad men as the ''Perkins Ten-wnealer." He planned the shops of and erected taclilnery for the Pittsburg Locomotive Works. 1 Hon. Wm. B. Nap ton, formerly attorney gen eral of Missouri, and afterward judge of tbe supreme court, died at his borne, at Elk HU1, netr Kansas City.

Sir Samuel Martin, baron of the English exchequer from l'-0 to 1874, is dead. i WAssTircTow. D. C. January 10.

For the Tennessee ana Ohio valley, light snows, followed by clearing weather, southwest, veering to northwest winds, stationary or higher temperature, followed by rising barometer. For the lower lake region, cloudy weather, with snow, easterly, sbiiJng to warmer westerly winds, falling, followed by rising baromster. I The Istsaraaeav. Ci! iKWATi, January 10. The lnsaranoe for a number of yeara has been placed oa tb Mew-ball hotel by 8.

V. Covington, of this city, who says the present Insurance Is of watch $33,000, tain companies of hls city, and the remainder ia Pittsburg and New York. A. riagraa Strlekea risveo. Chicago.

Jannarv 10 Dimatches from Ehiloh, Ky state that the am all pox is ratine there. Bto res are closed, business tngpeaded, whole families stricken, and citizens fleeing. Several phyai clans have died, and the disease is pniisutuiy powenniana lauu, 1 i Am Calaekr Maa a. Totsii Jsauarr to. The Cltv Vaak of Jerver City has suspend ed.

Tbe capital stock tt itu: average lATlf BltlEGELl, FOUB O'CLOCK. I It A ARM BON. Kxtaaslv De-mststxswss' by tha DasaMss Floods. VigsuA, JannaryJO. TbA town of Ktab Hungary, and adjacent village, were only saved firm the flood, thus far, by the frost, When the thaw commenced, the water suddenly rose all over the district.

At 4 o'clock, yesterday, the Inhabitant! were aroused by a'aim bells aad commenced a rapid flighL Large numbers of fugitives crowded. Into the solidly built theatre, 'whlotr stand oa aa island la the midst of the park, bat here a new panirj the water gradually dalnt as tar as the first gallery. Meanwhile around saab. the. dykes breaking admitted a deluge which soon reached the "Inner town, containing 6,000 fugitives 5 as well as tbe ordinary Inhabitants.

A Considerable number ol lives were lost, bnt fortunately th flood did not reach torn higher parts ot the town and ceased to rite at nooa. "i The city of Gran, on the seat of th Hungarian primate, la also covered by floods inundations in the: neighborhood oi tbe town Komorn.atthe confluence ot the Waag with the Danube, is also particularly exteaalTe. THE TOWIt ABAHDOHIO. ViforwA, January IB. The inhabitants of Bs ab bave abandoned the town, Tne flood rose so quickly that many persons trtlng to escape fell through the Ice and were drowned.

10. The water la iteadftr fsllit til over Hungsjy, except la the Pesta- m.w fvufea u-e ravages cove terribly apparent. Many districts will probably never regain their lormer prosperity. Apyaal AM. of now, January 10.

ThS Baden mrblstry atv-'peals to the generosity of tbe Britiab public ta behalf of 20,10 person rendered homelesi by the floods, -1 0T1T. The Sntw Delays Trying Soath. Kertb aad New January 10. The snow storm accompanied by a stroB wind. The now Is light Inches dtep, and drifting badly, ttreet travel is difflcu't, at no doubt all railway trains will be seriously delayed.

Tbe train from Long Branch this morning; could not get through. The signal service bn rrau reports that the storm is likely to last two days, unless broken by noma meterologlcal disturbance. Tb storm on the sound is the severest for yeara PkTkBSBr bs, Jannarv 10 A fierce northeast snow storm has prevailed here and ta this vicinity for twenty Tour hou-s. The snow Ue lt drift and railroad travel la obstructed ia all direction. AB CrTExVCTXB BLm.tkD.

Chicago, January 10. A bliriard has been raging In Southern Minnesota, and trains are stopped by snow drifts. 1 he blixxard cam ua-expectedly, finding thousands of people unpr. Sated, and will probably do great damage. It Is te worst storm fer two ears, and; appears to extend A50 miles.

1 Will a Decree iff St. Prrxrunti-tG. January 10. It it stated that the crar bat signed a decree dissolving all secret societies in Buttia. a i- CT7KKJEBT KIWI SJOHDBMSaTD.

i I Domeatle. -The debt of Brooklyn la 118,165 05149. The senate hai ratified the Coreaa treaty. John Cody died atMlnlstee, yesterdsr. after fastina 118 day, aged sixty.

democrats hare three majority la the wteconsi a legislature, which met to-day. Clark Mill, the well-known teulpfor. Is daa-gc rously ill with aa anectioa of the heart. It is rumored tbat tbe Canadian tPadflc relit Toad directors are negotiating for a direct line to Boston. To the litigation between tielneer MelvUla and wife, several of her neighbors testified to hrr Intemperate habits.

'The auction sale of pews of Plymouth church, i Brooklyn, netted 137. COO, a decrease of more thaa LIO0 compared with last year's rentals. The united pipe lines have tankage for Sl.TSS,- 1 896 barrels of oil, and on tne first of January, I 1m3, there were 81 barrels In store. Masters of incoming vessels, at New Tort, report an almost continuous accession ei storms for the past lew. weeks oa the Atlantic.

The largest tUe factory ta tbe United States la i raid to be that at Mlnonk which burned and sold 108 kilns from September It to Deceat-berlS. W. L. Fernald, collector of Internal revenue for tbe Fourth district of Virginia, has bean hbookik 1d pecaI "gent examining "The secretary of the treasury has anthorlxed the coinage ot a new five cent nickel piece of a new design a little larger and thaa the present coin. A citizen of Ottawa (HI.) owns one of the genuine rails split by Abraham Lincoln.

The rail ia still la Piatt county, but will be bioagbt to Ottawa soon. James Cronkhitc, a freight conductor on the Wisconsin Centra) road, wat arrested at Phillip for complicity la the murder of H. Mead, the Waupaca banker. The new theater at Pullman, near Chicago, was dedicated last night by aa address from Gen. Stewart L.

Woodford ot New York aad the plarf "Esmeralda," A terrible boiler explosion ocenrred at a blast furnace at Uethlehem, Pa, yesterday, resulting In the death of four men and one woman ana the Injury of several others, Henry Bergh has called the attention of the New i. oik police commissioners to the existence of a border gang, from whoae depredations neither Hi nor property is saia. ArTsxgements have -been perfected for a course of rermons in tbe opera-house, at Springfield (UL), by a number of represeatattTw clergj men from all parts of the union. The national convention ot tobacco dealers as xs congress redness the tax oa tobacco tol DUO SO I asAAaj nadsy! eight cents per pound in other words, to mem a present oi per aaauat. A large school of whales was seen on Bandar off Southampton, IV, I but flrahermen feared to.

Bw mnzm wvsue VI Auvuvw fmiMMjl wuo, UW1W which they could be arrested tor Sunday labor. -The professional politicians of New York are alarmed and surprised because Mayor Edsoa baa nominated Mr. Sherman, a worthy Hew York: merchant, tor the Tacant police jutloe ship. 'Watson, the bank. sharp, who has 'been oper sting on erased draft la Cleveland, BafTaio, and elsewhere, and wbo bat made a number of rich hauls, baa Been captured la New York.

Judce Moran. of Chics ro. has decided to allow 71 Mra SooTille a divorce from her husband, Geo. H-FcovUle. Thus ends tbe litigation which the couple have been.

la ever since the Gulteaa triaL Rev. G. B. SlmKors, recently paster of a ftocrithlng Baptist church, near Troy, New York, baa resigned hla charge la disgrace, baring been found guilty of addressing pa-stocate love letters to a lady member of his rncg legation. Tbe church refused to pay hiss the balance of saiary due him, aad he aad hla wife are la destitute circu instances.

ForsrlgA. i rahl Pasha and companions have arrived at Ceylon. .1 Gsmbetta's body will be removed to Nice, tonight, accompanied by a delegation of deputies. An tdtoamph letter (from the Emperor William, of Germany.to the Pope has been rooeived a the The autopsy, proved that Gen. Chaaryg death was due to thi bunting ct a blood vessel la aia bead duJiog butlet p.

Lady Florence Dixie writes that the 5.004 she raised forth relief of people la the west of Ireland, keptthe roof over 20,000 persona, The Snez canal works committee have adopted tb directors' program for improvements of the canal at aa estimated cost of 2S.C00.00e francs. --r. President Taldna, of Columbia, Soath America, died December 21. and Dr. Joseph E.

Ota-lora wag bwota into oflice and a new ministry totaled. In tbeOormaa Reichstaa. yeaterdsy, aUchstec said there vane wsoa whatever for prohibit- Ji-g tbe Importation of American pork; the Baa-dearath have it before thexa for declsiost. As to the rco at sinking ot the Ct of Bras eh tna Xondon Times remarks! "If vsaaWa manned aad eo nipped as the Kirby Hall was are sent on tnai trips, no woaoer ooiiisioos aaa, wrecks occur." I WCJIsm Ttrxy has msde eomplalat that he was foot-padded' Ust Bight aad robbed el glnO, hot tb police aathoritsee report that ha never bad that much moaey La his lUa, i 1 1.