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EITM. To close out erery plere of LADIES MUSLEC ODER WEAR on onr Cheap Tables we ihtXl offer them the following REDUCED PRICES: 29c Table. Ail Goeda Bedueed to 25 cent. 49c Table. AU Garments Eeduced to 40 rents.

66c Table. ETpry Piece Bedueed to 55 cents. 77c Table. Marked Down to 2l-t cent. 99c Table.

Will be closed ut at 75 cents. $1.29 Tabic. Reduced to 81. garments are lightly soiled, but are well wade and are perect, and are the best in Muslin" nnderwear ever seen in the United tfate. They will not last bui a day or two, and we would liWall our customers to get the ben-eft o( the redaction.

I. S. AYRES CO. Ice TRIPLE PLATED, DOUBLE AVALLED, PATENT VALVE, PORCELAIN" LINED. MrDoii't buy till 70a see our stock.

Bingham, 12 E. WasMneton Street. Edgar J. Hodgson, Architect and Superintendent, Boom It over L. Ayres's.

"Consultation solicited from all parte of the State, either In person or by letter. 1-4 Ladies' $1.15, $1.25, $1.50, $1.67, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.40, $2.60, $2.75, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50 and $6. GhiKdren's Dusters $1.35, $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 and $2. Finest quality lm the West for. the Davis Cole, ODD FELLOWS BLOCK uwj PLAIN, AUD FIGUEED A I 0 OK LACE STRIPE AND, FIGURED SWIS s.

Persian and Linen Lawn, And everything Kew iu White Dress Goods AT WiTTJAM H.ERLES. CITY NEWS Xhrmomtr 7 a. m- 1" 1 1 p. ...62 There is scarlet fever at 346 Virginia avenue. The June calendar of.

superior court No. 3 ready for inspection. J. D. Condit will build a $2,200 frame dwelling at 215 North Tennessee Sarah Ellen Measick has filed suit for (Li-Tftrce from Samuel W.

Messick, for failure to pro Tide. Mr. A. L. Richardson, representing A.

Vofeler of Baltimore, is in the city to-day. The circuit court will adjourn to-morrow evening. The next term will' begin on the fourth Monday in August. The Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago road, if ever built, will shorten the distance between the two cities twenty-six miles. All four of the regular Vandalia trains to-morrow will be run as excursion trains to the Turner celebration at St.

Louis. Bound trip, $6. The police board is waiting until the "social club" plan is tried- in evasion of the recent order shutting up 'the Sunday resorts, before. taking any action. A festival for the benefit of the cadets will be given by the young ladies of the high school on the lawn this evening.

If it rains it will be held in the building. Rev. W. A. Bartlett, D.

will teach the Sunday school lesson at the teachers' meeting, in Y. M. C. A. chapel, to-morrow at 12 'clock.

Subject, "The Crucifixion." The lesson, Luke xxih. 33-46. On account of the large number of other meetings in the city on Sunday evening the Y. M. C.

A. chapel meetiig will be discontinued, but a meeting-will be held Sat-urdayrfvcnLng, to which all are earnestly invited. George W. Ames, of Greencastle, died morning at 4 o'clock. lie was the father of Mrs.

Winsor, state librarian, brother of Bishop Ames, brother-in-law of ex-Senator Booth, of California, and Mrs. John S. Tarkington, of this city. The trustees of the Supreme Lodge United Order of ilonor met last evening and organized by electing Dr. D.

Haggart chairman and Matthew Rothsecretary. After transacting a large amount of business the board adjourned, subject to the call of the supreme president. The case against U. D. Motherspaugh, for ticket scalping, set for a hearing before 'Squire Woodard this morning, was dismissed, lie has been acquitted in the last even cases, and now purposes turning the table and bringing suita against the railways, sad says he has several hundred cases already worked up.

Pitchers Biileri MrsicirAi. FTPKNSKS. What it Han font to Run the City Out-ernment for The following are the amounts orders issued liy the city clerk on the city treasurer for the fiscal vesr beginning June 1. I'), and ending May .51, 1881: Board of health 5 3 0 01 fr.flges '52 St 'itj ricp 419 City civil t-njinwr' dep't. 2,296 "1 City mm ssionerV .57 00 City di-pensary 2.H04 93 City hall 2.618 89 city hospital and branch lO.frH Citj tn-asurers percentage.

4,600 tsMem. 6 S7 Coal oil lipht 71 liiaes and costs lT.l to 40 I mations (V) KlecUonii 7l Fire department in 'i untains 2ft 1 23 iarbae i.ai- 61, lm identais 5464 99 Insurance Inu-reni on bonds 132,124 Martetf 7 Market masters fit 5.192 4fi Inrkv 1.4.10 T' rolice 00 Ptinunjr Salary 19.7H2-50 Sewers Hn 19 Station 0 'Street improvements Street "1 Taxes, refunded Vt IS Tomlinson annuity 7, 00 00 Tunnels Water rent 29.33 31 iOS.rtOl Home for friendless women T2.t 10 hool fuud Tomlinson estate in paireetci 1" 00 70.901 S3 33 Of the above orders there remained in the custody of the city clerk, not having been called for, May 31, 11, the aggregate $733-30, and of orders drawn in previous years the ajrgreu'ate $2,233.12, making a to-tal of $.1,016.42. From the statement of the city olerk, as given above, it is assertained that the expenses for tne year have been $20,020.75 less than the aggregate estimate for such expenees. DESPONDENCY AND DEATH. Mrs.

Anna Golden Commits Sulclda by Hanging this Morning. Mrs. Anna Golden, aged forty-twe, living at 397 Virginia avenue, committed suicide by hanging this morning about 7 o'clock. A year ago, and within a month of each other she lost her husband and a daughter. Her sorrow has been preying upon her mind ever since, despite the efforts of her children and relations to cheer her.

Her husband was Dennis Golden, a blacksmith. This morning she prepared breakfast for her son, Dennis E. Golden, employed at the Atlas works. He left her about half-past six oJclock. There being no o.ne in the house, she then ent into a summer kitchen, and, standing upon 'a table in the corner, fastened a piece ol clothes-line to a rafter, and, having tied the other end about her neck, steppes off.

irhe was discovered shortly after by the children of Mrs. Ilosenbaum, her sister, who crme to the house on an errand. She was immediately cut down and an effort was made resuscitate her, but life was extinct. Besides her son, she leaves a daughter, Nora, aged 12. Mrs.

Golden has fluently intimated her intention to commit suicide, but her family and friends thought she would ultimately recover her spirits. Last night her son made a special effort to distract Ler ni.ind, but it appears without success. Mrs. (iolden owned the house in which 6he lived, and she was in comfortable circumstances. She has two brothers, William and John Lawler, and two sisters, Mrs.

Kiiza Farrel and Mrs. Uosenbauiu, living in the-city, one brother, James Farrel, living in Mexico, and another in Australia. Indiana's Latest Recognition. It is as certain as such things can be thai I). 8.

Alexander, of the law firm of Alexander fc Herr, of this city, will be appointed fifth auditor of the treasury. The removal tjl McGrew from the sixth auditorship and the appointment of FJa, heretofore fifth auditor, to his place; creates the vacancy to which Mr. Alexander will be appointed. Mr. Alexander served through the war as a private, entering the service when only fifteen years old.

He stated to a News reporter to-day that all he knew of the probability of his appointment was the information he found in the newspapers. His chief desire in leaving Indianapolis temporarily, is to beu. efit the health of his wife. The duties of the fifth auditor consist ol the auditing of the accounts of the state department, commissioner of internal revenue and the contingent expenses of the patent office And census bureau. There are s.x auditors altogether, connected with the treasury department who hold the same relative rank, but are simply numerically distinguished.

A Matrimonial Benefit Company. Articles of association of the Indiana Mutual Marriage Benefit association, of Dunkirk, Jay county, were filed to-day. Trustees, Wm. G. Sutton, James H.

Shrack, IviS. Burkett, Wm. Manning and John Ifaitford. The object of this association is the mutual protection and benefit of its members. "Its business shall consist in collecting moneys from members and in the payment of a stipulated sum of money to members who may lawfully marry, and the expenses of said business.

Any unmarried person, male or female, of god moral character, may become a member." A LADIES MAMA. Indianapolis ladies are seized with the paint mania, ornamenting their own pottery, hanging baskets, lawn chairs, vase, etc. The paints are put up in small cans already mixed, all shades, by A. Burdsal, 34 South Meridian at. "This is a good mania.

Let it spread. THE WUEN." The "When" clothing store is nothing if not enterprising. It brought in an excursion over the M. it I. road yenterday of fourteen well-filled coaches.

The management is still extending their store room, having leased another room south in Bates block, making five rooms in consecutive order which they have absorbed in this bleck. M.EXKERCHOR EXCURSION. The Maennerchor 'excursion for Louisville promises large results in numbers, leaving Union depot 7:30 a. m. Sunday.

Madison, via the splendid steamer Louis A. the United States mail line, at 11 a. arri vine at Louisville at 4 p. m. Returning by rail either at 11 p.

or any train the following day. Dr. S. W. Culbertson, the eminent and skillful oculist and aurist, can be consulted during omce hours at 36Ji West Washington street He has a fine assortment of artificial eyes.

The doctor treats and cures catarrh for $10 a month. Treatment sent by mail. Indianapolis tJraln Market. Wheat, quiet. Corn steady.

Oats stronger. Rve, steady. Wheat ko. 2 red, spot caih, fl.llJv9i-l2; No 2 Mediterranean, cash. ()m 6.o.

2 white, 4849c; high mixed, 44tl'-ic; mixed, Oats White. 40aHlVic; mi xed, 3ai3Sc. Rye Xlour Kew process, fancy. ri.V? 6 10; choice, I5.15fa5.60: family, H605. 10; treble extra, $4.254.50: double extra, Sd.85df4.15; extra.

t3.5C3.70; superfine, fine, 2. 7( (a2. yo. Th ProrUln Market. The local wholesale marlet la steady and quiet.

Shoulders, but few cars left In this market held at 6c 5Kc bid short ribs 8.30 bid, offered at 8.35. Lard, prime, none here. Sweet pitkle hams 9c Jobbing prices B. hams, 11C: s. shoulders, 8c; breakfast bacon, 11 He; bacan.

clear sides. 10c; bacon shoulders. 7c; kettle lard, in tierces, 124c; in keg, -Ac. 'Markets by Telegraph. Phii-adM-phia, June S.

Wheat, canh and June, tl.235i; August, $1.181.19. Corn, cash and June, 5ic; July, 55rc.r5?4c; August. r)f Oats, cash, 4c; June, Kye, cah, fl.Oe bid. Tolkto, June S. Wheat, quiet; No.

1 white No.J red Wabash, caA. 1.15,' i THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1881 August Sl.l2Vi; year. fi Coni.iiniet and higher: mixed, VWc; oni ijuiet and N-. '1 caili. Ifi-'HC June.

HW': July. 17c rejected 11' 30c Oats -lull; No. 2 40c; Chicago. June 3. Wheat.

July, 'Corn, July, August. 437hC. Oats, Jtilv, 36c; August, Vork. June, July. August, Lard, Jnly, August.

Short ribs, July, JS.15 asked, Niw Yop.k. June receipts. 140,000 bRrreJs.salt. dull and in buyeH' favor. Wheat without deciilfd change; moderate busines: n.ts M.O)i btifl.els No.

2 red. June, 1 bushels July $1 I 1 A.uni.st. Sl.aLZl'g; 40,000 bushels September. Com, lower Ri. i heavier; mixed Weetern, spot.

I'umrl-s. kales, 1V1.000 bushels. OaU ra'hor more steady western. 44 r0c; Mi-vheLs. inrludine No.

2 June, at JulT. 1t'-c. teef, steady and quiet. Pork dull and lit my new mexs $16,75. old $15,75.

Lard, lower weak: steam rendered, $10.95. Butter and unchanged: western, lOmlc. Cheese, ill at 310c. buRars. a good demand and very linn.

Molasses, strotia and in fair inqui-y. li tnleum, quiet and. firm. Rice, ia fair de-ttisiid and firm. Colleo.quiet and firm.

Freights. Spirit turpentine dull at W'iq. Rosin, tirm at l.W4(5.2.0'. Tailow, steady. Western egK.

firm at 14j-u(Sfl5c. Baltimokb, June 3. Flonr, Wheat-Western, spot, lower and dull; No. 2 winter red. spot and June.

il. 31.23 July, AUfrust. fl.Wy4l.l,i,. Corn Western, a simile tetler and clomng steady: mixed, spot, June, r55H(5557-ic: July. M45fic; August, 56c bid; steamer, Oats, quiet and steady.

Rye. nominal 10. Hay, quiet. Provisions, steady and fairly active for jobbing trade, demand. Mesii pork, old $17; new $ls, Bulkmeats, packed Bacon clear rib sides, 10c; hams 113 YlVf.

Lard, 12c. Butter, weak; new Brass. 139lSc. Eggs, firm at 14015c. Petroleum, nominal, refined, 8c.

CotTee, steady; Rio car: gcH-s. ordinary to fair, 9Hctxic Sugar, hishen A soft. lOv.c, Whisky, dull at $1.09. Freights to l.lverp(l, per steamer, dull; cotton 3-16fd and Hour 18 per ton grain. 23d.

Recelpta Flour. 2.S.t barrels wheat, 95.4SS bushels; corn, bushels; oats, 7.85S bushels; rye, 100 bu.sliel.s- Shipments Wheat, 1 5f0 bushels; corn. Hales Wheat, 370.3W btuihels; coin, vi Tll butJiels. New York Stock and Money Market. New York, June 3.

Money is loaning al 3i S'j per cent. Prime meicantile paper, 3(i4 per cent. Itar silver, 112. Exchange steadjr; 4 3'-, for long; 4.S5 for siht. Governments quiet and States dull.

Railroads generally stronger and active, 11. o'clock, the market has been censrally strong, and at noon prices showed an advance from the lowest point, ranging from 4 to M-i per St. Louis and San Francisco shares leading the improve' uient. '81 coupons, lOH'-i; 5s, 104.1,; 4.S's, 4's, Pacific 6's, '95; 130 bid. Kock Island 146 Sec.

preferred Panama 266 Fnrt Wayt.e 135iAlton Si Tcr. Haute 70 11ttburg. Preferred Illinois Central 141 Wabash chi Tt7ir X-Onin 17U'-. Preferred tl'k Chicago it Alton 144 Preferred 146 New York Hannibal 4 St. M- rTeierrea in .5 4 Harlem, bid 25S St.

L. San Fran ke fhore Preferred 77 Flrstprefernsi 110 4 iinftda Southern. Michigan Central. Erie 1 "referred North veKtrrn Preferred St. Paul Preferred Del.

Lark Morris A Eex Pel A- Hudson N. J. Central st L. a it 49 Kansas it Texas 51-i uion rnn''. it-t 't Pneitic I I Texas Pacific Northern Pacific 44 Preferred H4si 17 A.rsasn..i(w H.S11.

Niwsh. Ix.uisville it N. 9t llijustouit Oenver it R. (1 Kr'i Heading 60 45' 4 St. Paul A Prefernsi US Preferred lOtPi Che.

A Ohio Pitt, it 4S First preferred 47 American Sec. preferred. Mem phis, Mobile Ohio Western Union lis', Cie. A ol A I. "Ohio Central L.

K. i Wt-Mern. Peoria. I. Ontario it Western.

B. Mar. A Cin Firvt preferreil A 4 P. Tel. Mail Adams 1:57 125'.

'American States 71 55 Quicksilver 1" Preferred 61' NewiYork Cotton Market. Nfw YorS, June Cotton, quiet; sales uplands 11 1 16c; Orleans, 11 barely steady; June. 11.04; July, 11.09; August, 11. September, 10.71; Ootober, 10.34; 10.21. LOCAL ITEMS.

sr. i.oris KXcrjRsiosf. gcctire your tickets for St. Louis excursion, at 11 South Illinois street. No crowding.

siu reservel. Time to St. Louis only hours. Fare for round tiip (M. You can pass in front or rear and peep through Arcade house and you will disc-iY-er they are the busiest men in town, because our citizens have read the papers informing them of the late arrivals of an entire new stock, ami oierhalf of ourcommunfty have called to tee them witliin ten days.

The universal remark: "That, the styles of those men and boy's suits are not only the latest but are fiw neater and handsomer than clothing brought to the ity earlier in the sea-on." A rare chance for-a home. House and lot. 666 North Pennsylvania street. 3.1 feet front, for -V0 cs.sh, balance 5 years at 8 percent, inter-eM. Addrese, David K.

Stout, Hatter, Grand Pa citic Chicago, 111. Ihey take well, every boiy likes them, they are ritrit in every respect, they pleaso, it is the opinion universally, or they wouM not. What is it anyway? TUe Clothing at Famous Kagle of course. I RFfCND A.ND RF.INSCRE. For the lowest rate of interest on real estate loan and the best insurance, for the money, call on E.

B. Martindale A Sons, in building. i.acs car a ins done up in best style. Filial to any Eastern work at the Excelsior Steam laundry, 3. 4 and 6, Masonic Hall.

Leave orders by telephone or otherwU-e and we will call for and deliver them. Indorsed bv everybody, justly so, it is a com mon verdict, the populace are the jjidges thereof, or they would not throng as they do the Famoiis luiglc Clothing nou.se. m.w.i Paints, Paints, Paints, Paints. Browning A Sloan. N.

B. Prescriptions a specialty. lo A fine, blue suit that never fades at a yacht cloth suit for a good white vet at 16c, the best in America for S2.50; drap ete coats, worth $5.00 at any other house, we hate to close out at 5.50. Belter goods no where found, and these prices only, at Arcade, 10 W. Washington street, and no other house.

Forty Years' KxpsajajfCRor an old Ncrs. Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing 8yrup Is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years, with never failing success, by millions of mothers for their children It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the boweU, and wind colic. By giving hcal'h to the child it rests the mother. Price, twenty-five cents a bottle.

Carmichael A Bryan, 149 W. Washington drugs, paints, oils, brushes, at lowest prices, uuz Iloneer of moderate prices Nlooll, the tailor. Pants to order, from $4 to $10. Suits to order, from $15 to $40. Blue flannel suits to order, $15.

White flannel suits to order. $20. (Suretofitandplease.) Satisfaction guaranteed. Nicoll, the tailor. 9 South Illinois street.

H. Lieber dealers in frames, pictures, looking glasses, as well as photographers' and artist materials. Art Emporium, 82 East Wash. hi WOOL. WOOL, WOOL Is selling for half the price it sold for this time last year, and J.

W. Wabton has taken advantage of the market, and has just received another invoice of goods, cheaper than ever, and will sell lower than any other respectable house in the city. Call and see A. J. Heury, cutter.

We are ready for the spring trade with a large stock of lumber, shingles, doors, blinds, frames and mouldings. Please call and examine goods and get our prices. K. H. Eldridos A cor.

Maryland and Alabama st. us For Women and Children, THE CELEBRATED 0 I Cigarette Is msde of Pure Havana Tobacco, with a geiu ulue Rice Paper Wrapper. Chas. F. Meyer, 11 North Pcnn.

St. uneJLl.VV Jnly. What I Would Like lo See. I like see the goose that the golden epg. I would like to get acquainted witK the man in the moon.

I would like to know the name of the Goddess of Liberty when she was a girl. I would like to know the age of the mother of inventions. I would like to knew who was the father of waters. I would like to see a camei that wnuM not get his back up at little triiles. I would pay 25ceuts tojseea mill race with the human race.

i I would like to see the qhalr the moon In. I would like to sec two soles with but a single thought on a mule's' feet, and I standing out of reach. I would like to see the man that ever hit a eat in the night. I would like to seethe Clothing house of J. McKF-NZIE, and will, if I have' to walk fifty miles "on my ear" to doit.

I would like to see some one teaching a school of fish. BUY Summer Underwear AND HOSIERY VESTS, SHI UTS AND Furnishing Goods, Reaume's, 32 and 40 West Washington St. Money Saved! CAMP STOOLS, I PiCTl'KE i LOOKING (i LASSES, iffvfw' 25 Cents tacn. LACK OI.OYKS, BIB APRONS, i Japanese Fans, JJc, 5c, 10c. Fine Fans, 40c and up.

Hat Backs, 15c, 20c, Hird Cages, 47c and up. BABY CAKniAi.KS, 1 before yon buy. BABY Boys' Express Wagons. Boys' Velocipedes. We an inspection of out stock learn ourjrkc-s.

FANCY BAZAAR, 6 East Washington St. w.f.m Cement, Plaster, Hair, Lath, Sewer Pipe, Patent Chimneys, Fire B'rick and Clay. WILLIAM DELL, 27 East Georgia Street. We have one dozen Fine DIAMOND LACK PINS, which we will offer for a lew days at cost. Also, 1 dozen pairs DIAMOND EAR DROPS at cost.

The goods baring been bought bWore the recent rise iH Diamonds, can and will be sold for less than they would cost at wholesale to day. We have, also. Diamond Finger Rings," Gents' Studs and Scarf Pins, Which we will include in the list. Also, a large Hue of Ladies' Laee Pins, In (told and Rolled which we will close oat at wholesale figures. We mean business.

Don't miss this opportunity. 1 Craft 24 East Washington Street. PUBLIG OPINION. The Cincinnati Commercial, Washington, March 4th. The following was this day unanimously passed by both bouses of Congress Whereas, Our.

beloved country Is unmercifully filleted with hundreds of thousands of worth-lis cigars to the great injury of the people's health there'ore, be it fcesolved. That the thanks of this nation are due to the enterprising manufacturers of the "PUBLIC OPINION" Cigar, who in this exoel-lent article have supplied a long felt and acbfng void. LJI.Fitzhugh&Co., SOLE AGENTS. GILLETT WANT LOGS, illCKORY, OAK, ASIL, ALSO, LUMBER. Pay highest market price at Factory, on Pea dletoo pike, thii aide of Britfhtwood, or at.

Bee Line yarda, PETER ROTH. Harness, Horse Furnishings, w.f.m 17 ClIiCLE 3TBKKT. BARGA IS HOME trauberries AT 49 North niinois St. To Gardeners. WANTED, 10,000 Bushels Cucumbers.

Will contract for them, or buy when grown. Apply beore June 15. For full articulars, apply to WM. ARCHDJU-coN A Picklers, No. 276 W.

Washington st SEED FURNISHED. Will also buy their season Rife and Gn-cn TOMATOES, STEING BEANS, PIOKLING ONIONS, MANGOS, PEPPERS, And other Vegetables. CALL AXI) SEE OUR $60 Bedroom Set. For style, work and finish. It has no equal in thia market.

Also, $90, $110, Sl. Ask $30 and $35. VERY STYLLsII. A. Large Stock of very elegant TENNESSEE and ITALIAN -3Iarble-top Tables JUST RECEIVED.

LIBRARY TABLES. i Large Dining Extension Tables. Scantlin King 82 and 84 N. Pennsylvania St, AND SEE THE GREAT VARIETY OF SummerShoes "Women's and hlldrenN, At Yery Lowest Price. Morrison, (lD BEE-IIITE CORNER, 1 The Boys AT THE CORNER Have'had such large audiences at their Popular HAT MATINEES That It becomes necessary to put down a new door, the old one having given away.

New York Hat Corner Washington and Pennsylvania. m.w.1 HomcDpatliic Medicines AT Central Pharmacy, i 22 West Washington St. WPbysician and Family Supplies." BUTLEE BEOWX. EVERY VARIETY OF PAPER i WILLIAM 0. DeYAY, Resident Aent.

"The paper upon which The News Is printed Is furnished by this Company." Till AIID SHEET IROII WORX. All Kinds Job and Repair Work "8atiafactton Guaranteed." 8. S9 LudiAUk Art. ailiiiLi CleveW Paper Co. $6 OO TO T3 And Return.

Turners1 Excursion OVFR THE Indianapolis St. Louis R. R. Saturday June 4. Tickets good for six days.

Frtr at the L'nion Dcoot. (Bates House Ticket Office, LU S. Illinois Maa-iftchitsets Avenue Depot, Western Union 081. Ciirle House and Chri. Brink's Store, ti East Wahlngton street.

Grand Excursion TO St Louis and Return, Yla TASDALIA LUTE, The Indianapolis Social Ttirnverein will run a Grand Excursion to St. Louis and return June 4. at the time of the Natiotud Turner Festival, to be held In that city. Tickets $6 for the Round Trip. Good on all trains of June 1.

and ood to return Hp to and Including June 5, lxxi. Tickets are on Fale at New Tif ket Office, northeast corner of Washington and Illinois streets, H. Lieber Jt C. Yonniiut, and (Irele Park Hotel, and at Union Depot Ticket Office. XNNERCHOB.

STJNDAY, JUNE. 5, 1881. ExicxirsiorL II Stenmboat to Louisville via MavdNon. $2,50 S2.50 For Bound Trip Trains leave Ifnicm Pepot anive at Madison 11 a. m.

Leave Madison 12 m. hy the new ami elegant steamer "Louis A. Sher lev," of the U. 8. Mail Line, and arrive at Louis ille lp.

m. Tickets returning on special train to leave Louisvills Sunday, 11 p. or on all regular trains Monday. Madison tickets, grod to return on all revular traias Monday, W.50 to Mfldisan and return. Gool music oii biid.

a. en M. E. VINTON CO. FIKST MORTGAGE LOANS, FIRE INSURANCE, 3 and A "VirLton B10 m.w.f We are showing an unexampled assortment of FIXE BENCH and CTJBACOA KTD SHOES in a great variety of styles, including Tops.

with Curacoa Kid fixings, aa. dren's and Infants. We have no difficulty in Curacoa Kid fixings, IUrhtapd dark Gentlemen's Lou Gut Cloth Tup Shoes WITH CAU AND KID FIXIXGS. Occidental 47 Washington Banquets and Festivals Supplied ttith Choice Str: twberrles, tM on Short Notice, Reasonable. EXCELSIOR CREAMERY CO, COMMISSION HOUSE, 45 North Illinois SL LiIJMBEHi, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Frames.

We have the Oldest, Largest and Cheapest Yard and Planing Mill in the city. We manufacture ml handle everything. We have more Dry Lumber behind our two Planing Mills here and at Michigan City than all the other mills In this city put together. srYARDGeorgia street, north of Terre Haute Depot. COU URN JONES, Indianapolis.

FRANK W. FLANHER, JOHN HOMMOWN, TAGGABT'S CBACKBES Are not the CHEAPEST, but are the BAKERIES 20 South. Meridian and 16 North East street. SPRK CHUS At POWER'S, 80 North Pennsylvania St. Frssii Oootls io Etc.

ALBERT GALL, 19 and H. Suits VERY NOBBY. COMMISSION and STORAGE. GARDNER, HUNTER 69 and 64 K. Maryland IodiapoUa.

Flour, Orain, Feed and Produce. Ample Storage room tor household, goods and merchandise. REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, Just received In NINE Different Styles, roa asxi bt Bowen, Stewart Co. 18 West Washington St. NOTICE.

To the shareholders of the Mutual Trust Gists You are hereby notified that the 8th annual meeting of this association will be held at their office, Room 33 Vance Block, on Monday, June 6, ISM, atitSOp. for the election of ofiicers for the ensuing year, and the transaction of other businej. By order i M. G. Met LAISf, President.

John T. Bvdesz, Secretary. rt Al PIJOK C. HARRIS. WIIJ.IAM CAtKIXH.

CALKINS, Attorneys and Counsellors, Rooms 2. and 4 Citizens' Bank Building. the popular Common sense Last, Glove Kid cloth top Button, in Ladles" Misses', ChU- ntting very wide feel. Shoe Store Corner Illinois. UNDERTAKERS, 73 North Illinois 1 square north Washington, west aide.

TILSPHON1, HACKS. Open Night and Day W. Washington St. a OaCadfl a AT TILE WjQJQlixJn.