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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

There are 10 new aud noteworthy features ii
the wholesale markets A more cheerful feeling
peryades all branches OF business, and a general
improvement is noted. Dry goods are moving in
agene-al way for the season OF the year Groceries
also display increased activity. Dried fruits,
canned goods and fish are firm. with q steady de-
mand. Butter shows some depression, while
cheese still moves freely at full prices Produce is
very weak, while eggs weakening. and
further decline may be expected before long.
Nheat-Not very firm, but no special reduction
IN prices. Receipts light. Futures dun. Sea-
load lower. dull and weak. New York sc OF.
Baltimore 149Izc lower and Chicago shows the
marked decline OF &c.
Corn-An grades are firm aud prices are at 'ull
quotations. Receipts only fair but offerings are
more liberal. Futures dull AMI not wanted. New
York nc of. Baltimore &c OF and Chicago &c
lower for May.
Oats-Higher, active and scarce. Sales of No. 2
white were made on call at see I. oh.
The following table shows the receipts M gram
% tbs point for the past twenty four hours:
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AKRETs sY TELEoRPAa
Produce Markets.
IlEEV YORK,

iEEY YORK, March Ii Cotton-Firm atIIL1
ll1zc; futures frm March, II Sic; April, u.St.s
May, Il 4sc; June. II sec. July. ll.6ic; AuSa.t
n.7lc: September. IL soc: October, 10 soc NoTem-
ceipts, 1900 ohls; exports. 1000 bbls; Mnneso'a
patent. 81 75Ns5 co. Wheat-Spot ltxGs 54c aud o.
ITEMS lEGl54c lower, and closed heavy al near to
bu No. spring. sSc: unsrsded red. 81 S9315c; No
red. s4GSs1zc; No. 2 red, Sgl4d9oe; No. ! white
9oc: ungTaded white. SIC: No. red. March, sales
of 5000 eu. AZ s5S4CesSs4 closing at S7s4c: April
sales OF iO0 coo bu. 81 Ss]&S914c. closing at So
May. sales OF 10000 bu at 9c@9O5sc, CLOSING ~
closing at 9l1zc; July, sales of 14f 900 bu at 81
s211c. closing a. 9l1ac: October sales OF 5000 6.,
at eic. Corn-Spot 11l1zc ana options <Gi1zc
lower. closing weak receipts, i220cO bu: exports.
5000 b.. ungrsded. 5195111c: No. 3, s0a50c;
steamer. se1SG5l1c; No. 2, 50l &c; steamer white,
SIG do yellow, 5o1z95lEc; No. ,, March, $40
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The Produce Market.


Fegs-Faying l6c per doz; from store. lie:
eutIsi-C Creamery fancy, y 92sc; choice, lSe2Oo;
sweet ron, Iae;i medium grades. s9so; low
Poultry-H Hens SIC per ID. ROSTERS. &c: spring
.aickens SIC; hen turkeys, 91sc; ton turkeys,
&c: old geese. and vell-issthered, per dos, 80 JQ
Restners-Prirce geese, lsc; mixed and ducks.
wool-fuB-wSshed aud picked, SEC; unvsshad,
medium, 2oc; unwashed common, zoe; unwssne5
ane, Ice; Cotswold, l5c; DO. coarse, le9i7c; &c.
cotton feeces. Hal5c.
The Provision Market,
Fellow are the present Iobbing prices:
Smoked Meats, csnvased or plain lplain meaS
not guaranteed against skippers-l5. q. Earns. 10
e lbs a1 syssse lc b ss sysEsss e
hams re; California hams 70; EngIish Sreax.
eszo:. English shoulders, heavy. &C; tanIlY
shoulders, pieces averaging 70 10 lbs, Go; dried
W.. SC; do bellies. light or medium VT, 20: DO
osess, light or medium VT, nc; french fitch.
D. s. ana Picked Naturalization cured. clear
tdes or backs. unsmoked. TIC; Bean pork cleer
per o6l L0 ibs, SO SO; pork, clear. per Dbl. 100
rs rs o. am s See Pr 6o go per sS zoo i's
nsl barrels or sob tubs SEC; lSlo tin tubs, sc;
1lbpsiis, &c; lob pals, &c.
BclcE1a-in cloth exc; in skin. &c.
The Grocery Market.
CneeSe-fuu cream, New York, 1seelSc; Ohio
&c; part sk'u;. o9sc per pound; Wisconsin, 1Oe;
.coaees-Common. 9hsiOHc: ordinary, Io1s
ue lair. ll1z0 lli4c; prime. l249l25<c; striCliy
.rnnent Java. ls54925xc; McLaughlin's XXss
soas'ed LIB packages. lOo.lo cases. i414c; 60 Z
as; Csrdohs. lf1lc; Gates No. l. 1910; ease''
snsarsECntloaf. TO; powdered. go; granu.
sted, tsz9tszc; standard A, 65z961zc; of A, CO )
sc; white extra @. 55Sa61sc: light brown, - !
&c; common grades, eso1Sci Rev Orleans brown.
Mol@sses ard e5rnps-New crop New orlssne
noiesses, 6G@S5c; egrup, 2s945c per gal tor Coz
non tochoice; maple syrup. 81 l09l IS.
Rsca-CGIc.ins and Louisiana, 6a7c.
Spices = Pepper, 1s1z9l9lsc: alspice, 100 Y
;loves, 2o11sc; ginger, l7SzIc; cinnamon in nass,
sslt-Lake. IN cas lots. Csc: dray lots. 81 c0al 10
mall lots ioc more from store; dairy, 81 259S y
stsrch--Refred pearl. s1zs31lsc per 10. Eurcss
&C: Cns,p.cn gloss, lump, 5a61sc; inprove
salt FisnE9sokerei, extra Isess, se4 per boa.
halves ~ so: Nc. mackerel. SlSQ5lC: halves. !.
No. medium, S.: halves. s. SO; No. rnsckere
sac 80: hslves. 1903 81; No, white hsn. 81 y
oonsless ESQ. g So4s per 100 lbs. homeless -;
g3 1x ST. go go; ss T "a ar sanF ss per -
sS % per IC0 lbs. ballibut, lie 10.
Foreign Fruits-London layer rsisins, nee
,S 2o9s 40; new Valencia, ll9ll1e; sutsna. lie
tornia L l.. 81 e5; three crown. ss 20. Lemons
Nessina. IS t094 90. Prunee New Turkish. 6e151Sc
sultsna do. skc; crrrants. &c: new hgs. layers
pound boxes. esioc oransesHfloiids. crate tie :4a
80: Messina Oranges-SingleO., s. 5C02 IS: double
o.. = 7593 90: Valencia cases. .; 5O97 90; Pea
e roasted ioo;
ua2 per bunch. Cocoanuts-si 5oao.
Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes
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The Republic. OF uentral a.nerica.

LrBERTAD. San Salvador, March Il, sia Galveston
The firm attitude assumed by Mesico In behalf
of the autonomy OF San Salvador. Nicaragua al d
Costa Rica against the threatened asurpstion OF
President Bsr'ios, of Guatemala. eSsiies enthusi.
am throughout the Republics. TIE determine
ton OF the people OF these countries % resist their
Incorporation into one Republic, under the
domination OF Bgrrios, continues sseadiast, and
the fell OF BaTrios is considered certain. The
Mexican Legation has been direcs1d 10 leave
Qua emGla and proceed 10 san salvador. The
forces OF san Salvador are being concentrated on
the ffontier OF GUatemals. The general opinion
here Is that the scheme OF Barrios' WI meet with
ingnCminiOus failure.
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Shoe kINE SCANDAL.
a xenia Grocer wife Devotes Herself +,
Religious ResivaIs and the Comfort o.
Loving Brother of ihe Church,
while her UnsUspieiOus Hubbard
is Engrossed in Business.

XESIA. o., March ls.-Xenia received another
social shock yesterday. T. C. James, a highly-re-
spected citizen OF this city, who is engaged IN the
grocery business. has just discovered that MS wife
for some time past has disregsrded her marriage
vows, and that another man has been occupying
the place in her affections which should belong 10
him. This intimacy on the part or Mrs. James
has covered quite period but Mr.. James did not
discover IL until this week.
On Sabbath. while lis wife was at church. be
found a latch Of letters ii = closet whics, on ez
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Young Meni-Read This.

The Yoltsic Belt Company, of Marzhsll,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days, 70 men young or
old) afflicted With nervous debility, loss Of
vitality and manhood, ard all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia,
paralysis and many other diseases. Com.
piete restoration 70 health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. 40 risk is incurred az
thirty days trial is allowed. Write tbsn 81!
once for illnstreted psmphlet free.
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Oils.

PITTSBURG. March i.-Petrclerm-Dull ceriif-
Gates opened ~ 77I$c advanced to 775kc, declioed
TO 5714c, and closed Ut IKE.
OIL CITY. March l4.-Nationsl Transit certie.
Gates opened A. TIC; highest 7Sc; lowest, nc
closed at 771<c. Sales 1.S2lC00 bbls. clea-anceS,
s20s00 bbls. runs, 500 bDls. shipments, Il So
bis; CT srteTs % us bbis..
BRADFORD, Pa, March lI.--Crude Oii-Weak
snd irsclcn lower; runs not reported: total
shipments ~ 0ti bols.: charters G77s Obis clear
ances, $4,000 Dbls. National Transit certificates
opened al 775Ec and closed with sales at TIC;
highest price, 775Ec; lowest price, nc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been medicine Tor rheuma-
tisn introduced in this State thst has given such
universal tetisfacticn as Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone the one great
remedy fhst actually cures this dread disease. IL
Is taken internally and never has and never can
a;l 10 cure the worst IN the shortest time II
has The Endorsement and Recommendation OF
mS1y leading physicians IN this State and else
where. II is sold by every druggist az q: W rte
for free iorty-psge pamphlet TO z. K. HELPHhS'
SE1NF. Druggist. Washington D. q.
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When the blood becomes disordared by the

When the blood becomes dlsorC2red by the
poisonous and acrid humors of tlIseass the
joints ard muscles of the body aee frequent
ly The medium by which this condition OF
TIE system is made known She sufferer
from rheumatism and neuralgia Nill gladly
learn that Athlophoros, thu now specific,
goes 20 the seat OF disease, dives these for
eien substances from the blood and puts an
emo to pain. Less than one bot'la Effected a
cure IN the case of Mr.. William ~ Cowan, of
Nm
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Weekly Bank Statement
The Ice Clenr,ng ont Ran;iIv.

KEoKUK, Ia, March n-The local I,ovement o.
ice above the Mississippi bridge uss morning
soon stopped. The ice has been Iurllng at Fort
Madison and Montrose since Thursday. IL is ex
pected TO be out of here tomorrow The ice is
out Of the Dee Moines and the new gC:ge is break.
ing. and the flooded lands in Missouri. near Alex.
sndria. ere now free from water. The Wabash
trains Will run over their own line in few days.
special TO the Daily Constitution states that the
Edoyville bridge viii e repaired in time for the
Centrsl lowe trains 10 run over IL on :donday,
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Ex.diyidenc.


LOEDOH. March IA -Consols, 81 3.16c; account.
81 S-16. United States Bonds-is 2s5s. Railroad
Bonds Canadian Pacific, 3S5s; Erie. Az: seconds.
S. Illinois Central, 129 ST. Paul, 751{; Saw York
Central, -, Pennsylvania Central, 5Isz.
PARIS, March li.-Rentes-s 2f eOc.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YCRh, March Il Dry Goods-Through
many orders for and selection OF mscellaaecc =
assoTtments, there has been a very gooi qgo,e
with agents. With the jobDing trade the vOlame
OF business has been all that could be handled
ard this bids fair TO be the banner week OF tie
the coming week.
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When all so called remedies fail, Dr.. Ssge's
Catarrh Remedy cures.
The Baltimore Failure.

baltimore, March 1.-THE failure OF Psyse,
Cole & Co. has madea serious impression upon
the industrial interests Of Baltimore. The Copper
Works gave employment 70 several hundred OF
operatives. 1t is In possible now 10 predict the
outcome. An effort viii be made % continue the
business. G. Morton Stewart may be able to
strsighten out the ENHANCEMENT.
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Durkee's salad Dressing and Cold Neat Sauce
for all kinds OF salads, fish, vegetables and cold
meats. Cheaper and better than home made. No
sauce equal 70 ii was ever offered.
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EKTS; AL Fits stopped free ny DR.. Ke1e's Gres
Nerve Reetorer. No fits after frst days use. Mar.
veous cures. Treatise snd e. trial bottle free 70 Ffl
cafes. Sand to Dr. Kline. afl Arch St. Pbils. Pa
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BALTIMORE. March IL - Wh.tsy-steady at
u Goal 81
ST. LOUIS, March l4.-Whisky Steady at 81 il.
CINCINNATI. March Il. -Hh;sky-Steady a.
81 81
CHICAGO March IA wsistT-sieady at slls.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS

Oar lou--wheAt i46; corn. 23l; oats. los.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. 1900 head.
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LIVE srOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Markes.

UNIoN SroCK-YARDe, March II,
OAT1LE-Receipts, 500 head; shipments. 700 head
Fair supply Of local; quality fair. Market little
slow except on the best butcher grades. Few loads
shipped through In first hands.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-The Post s1ys: Future
deis cries are in good demand snd advanced Z cd
us-ly 1s-lO0c above yesterdays CLOSING price.
Total ssleh for he Gsy, 1900 bales. MsrEe closed
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j. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Grand CA East Maryland St. lndianapoIis.
Grain. Flour, Feed. Produce, etc. Storage for
-four and merchandise. Ou- rooIns are large, airy
and clean.
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kNe-N0. z, nominal.
srsn-Dull: 81 VI bid no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKzIs.
FURNISHED ny II. z. Kinney q Co.. Grain srd Pro-
vis.on Brokers' No. Chamber OF Commercial
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aIours Grain and tiey.

Hiours Grain and Gey.
Kour-Fsient 81 g IS %: extra fancy, ~ &c .
81 IGney. - yss o.; choice, IS 7StgS 81 fSEils,
sS NNsS 50; treble extra ~ 132 - double extra.
" Gag So: extra, g s5esJ S.; superane. y 90
rs; ane. g g.
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CINCINNATI, Indianapolis, ST Lou ana Uni-


CINCINNATI DTvTsioS.
Depart-Cincinnau and Florida Fast Line,
daily, s. Gnd G. c........... .... f.totm
Gin. Nashville and Col. Acc....... IL IS ana
Gin. anc Louisville Mail, ?. Co.. 8;f6 pu1
Cincinnati Acc, daily ................. 6h5 pm
kC~e-IndianGpoliG Acc, daily .......... 10 IS ann
Gin. and ~. Louis Msil, p. c.......-gi 80 am
indianapolis Aoc..-......... ............ 4 t5 mo
CHICAGO and ~. Louis kGs. L!ne
daily, 4. aud c. c-....-........-... 10 Is IN,
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-ChicaGo and Rock Island Fx. 10 am
Chicago Mall, p. c.....-............... 2:l0 pm
Western Express. ................... $40 prn
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, s. ?. C.................-..i 20 pus
Arriye-C. and L. Fast Line d'y, C., s.. S:a5 en-
LhIAySttt Atc. ...lysto am
CHM. and Louisville Nail, p. c.. so pIo
OlncluuAil befx tn1
The time via O., /. ST. L. and Q. and L. <. and W..
follows:
Leave india polls 500 pm Ar. Inciapol.s lo:l0am
Arrive lafayette TBS pm Lv. Lafayette SOS am
Arrive Bloom tn l2:10smlLv. Bloom - 2.55 am
For map, time table,, rates oil fare, and al inc
formation apply at Ticket Ofice, ls6 south lie
lnois street. and Union DeDot Ticket Of-Ce
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Jenersonviiie. nselss. ~.a IHalsnapous.
Depart ArffVe.
Southern Ex.d'y s.l0 an Ind. a NJ. Nail. 9,tS am
1. a. Mad. Ex-... ssib an Ind. q Chi Ez.iO.se am
Lou. 4 NJ Mail. $3.50 pm ny "a Nfl. k. 200 ON
Louisv. Ac, d'y. 6;i5 pm = l. a q. +. L.-io.4S pm
Tor ilckela and full information call AZ ticket
Office Penn. Lines. northeast corner Warrington
nrf Illinois streets. or Nuien Depot Ticket once,
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NTNa4FsNIIHa
Depart Arrive
Natl ...... rs an New YORK Ex-.... 30 ann
Day ExpreRs diyll rs am Nail a Ac......... 10 an
ToTre HAutc Ac. 400 pm Gin. a l.. y. L.. 80 pm
Pacific TX, d'y-io.4A pm tew York kx-.- 40 pm
Ind A. Bend OK 7:i0am s. Pend x Ind cx. 10 IS am
Ind. 4 s. BEND ex4:Bt nrn : send 4 Ind cE. 6:t2pm
For tickets ana full Information ca! ~ tcket
ohict Penn Iinee northeast corner Washington
Anc Illinois streets or Union DcpOt Ticket once.
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ReneiTnd

The fonoNlns tzoie SHOWS the amount Of sHAin
In store 81 Ibis point:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Financial Market.

New York FINANCIAL MARKET.
ERW YORK. March i4.-Money-Easy AZ i9ih
per cent. closed a. per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper--435 pct cent.
Govern ment Bonds-Dai per cents. showed a
decline OF y per cent remainder unchanged.
Railroad Bonds-Dul and Irregular.
state securities-Quiet aud steady.
stock market very dull all day. Bull operators
az opening made an effort 10 advance prices, but
they found the supply OF stock larger han they
expected aud the effort was abandoned. After a
slight reaction. followed again by stronger quo
la'ions. prices became steady and the fluctuations
through out the remainder OF the day were within
very harrow limits. There II Sill a great deal o.
speculation regarding the next 81 Paul dividend:
Transactions Stock Exchange Aggregated
ISL eco shares OF which s0,0OO were Lackawanna,
1900 Lake shore. 20 900 North western, 220O0 New
YORK Central, 23.co0 81. Paul. and 5000 Western
Union.
Business IN the mining market was small.
Standard sold az 1151i20; Consolidated Pacdc.
9s@95: tro Tunnel, u; RaDpahannock, 2. Little
Cslef q. Horn Silver 250g2i5; Leadyille, 90;
n.lfa Tafn e. unI
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CONVENIENT SECURITIES.

etsrline, % days.....4sS4 o. 3. tK's.-.--....lllN
Sterling, sight..-...4S6 New q. 3. Ss..-..-.-.l2ll
. per cent bonds.....lo1Hl
Nors-The purchasing price for Government
bands IN Indianapolis varies from The New YORK
creations k0i per cent.
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Chicago, -. Louis and Pittseurg.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA L!SE.l
Wabash, ST. LOuis and Pacific R.iIway.

Depart arrive
Det. & Chi Mail. e:ltsmI net. TX. E........ S.Ooam
Tol RI. W ON TX 2:15pm Pacific Ex....... IL Siam
Oct. FIX, d'ys... 7:l5pm Det d Chi " S.65pm
To- FtW& Detdy IL :OOpm Tol FtWcs Detdy S:59am
EortiCkets and foil Information call q City
Cicket once, ~ SC. III. q. or union Depot Tickee
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Louisville. Kew ALBANY aad chicago.
tChicago Short Line Diyision.)
Depart Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. -. 6:00pm lIndiarap'lis MI. Dam
Chicago Eg't Es :2opm Ind Eg't Elk. d.s. S:S m
G. & NJ City NJ LIZ :45pm indianapolis Ac.10:0 am
For tickets and Information, call at Union De-
mt and &c SOutb Illinois street.
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Indiana Bloomington ana western.
PEORIA DIVISION,

Depart. Arrive.
Pacific tx & Mail 7:25am Ed ,Exr.r,@ cy 5-an
X. &T.F. Liner-c 507Dm Cfncn. Spec. Tell 05eni
B&RI.Ex. d,s,r ll:l0pm Atlantic Ex&N... G.3Cpm
st. LOUIS DIVISION.
Moorefeld Ac... 6:sopm Mail d Day Ex...11 c0anu
Mail d Day Ex... 5:0Ipm Mooredeld Acc. 6:lCi N
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'nExEc,,s ID 4:2Oam PacifcEx.r.c. dly 6:55arn
Day Adam Western Ex......... 4:45pm
Atlc Ex,rc., dly. 7l0pm B. EB, Dea 7. q. l0:36pm
For tickets and full information cal at the New
Ticket Office, No. l3S South Illinois street as
the Union Depot Ticket once. 8, indicates sleeps
er; I, G., reclining cars.
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Indianapolis aud Sc. Louis.

Depart Afyivef
Day Express rs. 10 am N. Y. h B. Ex... IS ana
Paris Express 80 pm Local Pass $3.50
z. & st. l. Ez... 5:25 pm Ind apOlis Ex... 90 pIn
n. y d ST. L. Ex1l 80 pm Day Express. rs PIN
For tickets and all Information call AT city object
No. Bates House Block. Union Depot and Hsssss
chugette Avenue DenOt.
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FOR all 1nfCcm310u, rates. maps tlIne taDlet
etc, call at the Union Ticket ONCE, Bates Hous
corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot or at til
Union Depot. 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-19

On Saturday afternoon last, the aged sex
ton of the Ottawa cemetery, Xavier Hans.
man, was killed by bullet fired from the
south bluff of the river opposite by some par
ties engaged in target practice. 1t appears
that Oscar Christman, of this city, and Will
liam Baum, of Morris, drove down there
early in the afternoon and took along with
them a magazine rifle for target shooting.
They had been engaged in the 'rt for some
time and as they claim returned to the city
| by 8 o'clock, where they learned tn at Hans
man had been shot, when they gave them
selves up, but were held on their own recog-
nizance only to await the action of the
coroner's jury, which was impaneled on
Monday afternoon. A number of witnesses
were sworn and the jury after visiting the
spot returned a verdict holding no one re-
sponsible but severely censuring Christman
and Baum for careless shooting. When the
old sexton was shot he was at work moving
grass in the cemetery and the bullet, 80
calibre, the same as that used in the maya
zine rifle by the above named young men,
must have come n distance of about half
mile before striking the sexton. VIM. Sher-
man who was at work near him testified that
he heard a bullet whz very close to him and
heard a dull thud as though it had hit n
gravestone. He turned around to remark
to the sexton that it was n pretty close call
when he saw him lying on the ground with
his scythe across his body and the blood
squirting from a bullet hole in his temple.
The funeral Tuesday afternoon was largely
attended, the old grey haired sexton being
buried in the German Catholic cemetery
after.appropriate services had been held at
the church He was 63 years OF age, resi-
dent of Ottawa for 2S years and for the
past % years the sexton of the cemetery
where he was shot down. He leaves
widow and two sons, Joseph, of this city,
and John, of Chicago.
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AM ERICA WINS!

At a famous race in 1851, in English
waters, an American yacht beat the Eng
lish fleet and won zone of the ugliest cups
ever produced by an English silver,smith.'
Since then various attempts have been
made by the English to win back that cup,
but always without avail Lately, however,
splendidly built English yacht, the Gen
esta came over and challenged America TO
another race. Boston has newly built
Yacht called the Puritan" which accepted
the challenge. The race was arranged TO
take place on the course of the New York
Yacht Club, in three "heats,' from the
Sandy Hook Light House down the bay 20,
IS and 40 miles and return within time
limited to six hours. wo abortive at
TEN Dts TO have the initial race were made
last week, but want of wind and accident in
each case caused failure. On Monday
however the first of the three races took
place, the weather being beautiful but the
wind rather light the Puritan winning by
over a mile, or 1919 minutes, 1t was
claimed for the English vessel, however
that its advantage over the Puritan con
sisted in its superior sailing qualities in
heavy sea, and that at the n,yt trial, if the
wind was stronger, the Genesta would easily
recover the lost cheat" 1t was not until
Wednesday that wind and weather proved
entirely propitious for another race. Then,
however, the conditions were all the Genesta
could ask. There was stiff breeze of
from "a to 30 miles an hour, just enough
TO enable both vessels to test their seaworth
mess under full spread of canvas 1t
proved close and intensely exciting race,
but the Puritan came In again ahead, this
time, however, beating only by ? minutes
and 0 seconds. The Genesta in the first 20
miles was in the lead, then the Puritan got
abreast Of her and for long distance the
two sailed meek and neck" finally, how
ever, the Boston clipper darted ahead and
kept the lead to tie close. The whole
country had been watching the race with
as much interest as if it was some great de
cisive naval battle.