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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Prof John Eddy Will deliver lecture on
Spiritualism at smiths Opera House, sun
day evening. May l6 The lecture will be
illustrated by Spiritual manifestations. The
Detroit tribune OF April SAYS: Prof Eddy
gave manifestations of spiritualism at
Whitney last evening. before many watch
ful eyes The general opinion was that il
was one of the best of such lectures ever
given here
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

IN OK PENINSULA


IsS 81 4 aes fheaffe zs flD1-
R-sss ff.-far sfta ars .hlnria1
s.. r
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f.r. a.f !, hsasi - have aae ~ saa1e-
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several -tarrz sna houses seFe un-
ralf-t II. 4 .assfe sas al Albion FriiAe
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Dr. tugene -ag thard, OF Kalamazoo.
ngcEei tae tiger a "a los1 tiio- lie then
played TIE DaoV tet au1 4Qea4ed, having
tAs ''eai''' asleatei.
Tue Ausseg0n lumber and shing'e
company ALL begin Monday % run las aae
niglt 4sgn. Ae embargo caused ~ The
lhiGaa.I sIFise Is ralsed
The etreu.t c8,,rf Al Ptx psS Friday
ssarded Mrs ora Mah0neg $50 damages
against John Conway, a sal ioazeeper. TOR
selling lil40r % Der husband
Tee. r.r.rr rhf. month ia full
80 - 80. .,..s 60. 800 N...i.ir,f
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crop ia the history ~ che state. The peach
Dlishl crank can noE taze oack seat
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Sse foaa. Aay l3.-@ AZ rs Money e.oeed
AZ 1izat ger cent hxchaDse c.fse1 1-ii
pssis4 r4les. 80 e i.tis astual rates. i,e. ~
tor 81 1ays AID ~ 49, tsT demand.
f,8Ferllllenf tslllIe eha-e1 steady currency s
lzl. Didi - oouoon. lr... DIa, 49, d ll-.. Dld
FseIne hal f1a1 bonds cls~ssi ~ loli0a- hl0n
nrst=. h.. ALI. Ia land grants. llsts Dad. "a
sil&-l-, alIfis lie ana Cealrais iiys al -
The draliDEs lhts meFnlng ~eFe aiinotG feature
81 interest Trading GA FelB small scale.
HEiie prices we're ae4k. and sa2ssd thfous atii,.
the ll0rui4z ~ nialsriiy 81 the lisa lhe ioeres
I-g4res aere current az ~ ~ az Al4tu bnuf the
1s.ll1e fanzsl lrOla =. o. Z Per eenG The on4y
slf as 8ll stfuDz acre Oregon Ira --tolstlneii-
TAI canada To- 8urli8zton & Qlinty Lacsa-
wanna aad Dnl5u. AID Missouri fseine al 81
ahtca we're ;, g. per ceuI higher TIE market
nas tau throughout me siterLo1n, bus the tone
VAS lrmrr oregon Trans Continental wAs the
feature aad closed d &c lgher
ia ti1e Fesl o. Tie LIT tne changes aerJ only
fractional beat iu most prees Ciosefi STAG l.ly
d kasF thai yesterday The speclalltes ~et. duli
ssid aitholf feature The sales lpT The day agsFe-
gated g. ~ 500 ss--s.~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
GK,ND RAPIDS Markets.
r.rn rrndnce rrnm Flr.t n,nd.

Apple--Mo-t of the fruit offered Is in poor con
dituu aud sells any where from = 20 ~ cents per
b,lshel white prime stock brings nearly double
Beans npicked are worth ioG6ae. picked, -
a-L
creamery i-'aHc
tnssSs--.fst 81 go.
Cids -tHaILi,c gal
Dried Frults-Appies &G3izc; eyaporated, 81 -
&c peaches. fia ltc. cherries. ltsGlsc.
EEEs-4flUc = doz
Frssa Meats-Irsssed hogs. s150a6 r cwt;
mutton. g. ssa1o0. veal. = Bo. beef s6s7.
tfraiu-N heat. Claw>on. ~f1,1c. Lancaster
-...asic. Oats. .-soa6e. Rye. 55c Barley. u l5-g
: ~ per cWt. Corn Ssatc.
Hide Green 6iao r n par cured q. cured
green. So. cured. ac, dekin skins. 9t'p5lc e
piec'-. sheep Pc 6 'ocssi wool being estimated
a. s1 n
Hay -Timothy. sicaii per ton. Clover. sseii.
Ouinns-sf16ic r bu.
PlratneS--sI .1re.
Poultry Chickens 100 f2i5c = p.
ParsnipS-l 7 usac = bu
straw s2stS5o q loai
Tsliow siefatc = ?
worth - s0U5 3 cord Block stove wood. - : q,
25o.
Groceries aud Provi-t"n--whoIe~sIe.
~gzsrs-Cur iosf Us. granu' ated. l&inc.
a st6 4isc. extra &c. Be-; yellow &c,
taaee-Grsen Rio iesIlc. Rio. roasted. la
f-c. Java green. lser23c Java roasted. Pa sc.
Msrscsibo resisted, is1isc Mexioas roasted, lsc
alC
Tess-Ispan due. Ssas5c. Japan medium. ga
s5c. nr.i.uart Ista - Hysou. Asa5ic. gunpowder.
gor sc. tsslunE io1osc- congo l6a3lc.
Flour g M Per cwt. - - Pep htd patent pro-
cess - an per cNt. s. per bhl AL wheat Hour.
81 IS Ter rwt - O. per- boi.
Nai feed screenings. 81 per ton. bran. So
SHIPS. So midtil1gs. SIS Feed-Coru and oats,
sls
kerosene osl-Nlchigan test, ios.e per gal
water white Ell ~
ses.s-Ciover > oosas - per On. timothy. g =
o.
Flsb-No Z white ssb = ooas - per bali bit
ether grades - set sl per hsf ohi trout. - ~
ga - cod ssit e. per lb. clans - ~ ger hun
dred. canned oysters selects, 2essic. smoked
Eaiihnt AuiE
Parx To asrress-MeSs PORK. Chicago packed.
s. 7r cIesr. 50 80. clear short Cut Chicss0 g. -
clear sno~f enc best, 81 ~
Lard EierCeS So a snd - - fTt~s = = -
IN rofnd tins iei CASES ~ -. m tin pals 90 r.
Beef iu barre's rgtra mess. warranted 80 -
= - extra heueieSs Ell Al
Rffisfrint- an xesha creamery. sunid. iic. rolls
use. fsiry soIri iif.c. rolls. 10
krlbsY eresoerv. solid isc, m rolls &c
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eucia. ess-zS = ~ ~ - oranges AessinA = IA
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rsrs fa lh hax. per ih isc dates. Fs0t Nl IN box
per o.. 81 isies. Persian. - p hpx per ~. 80
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erarfs f0eus ~iei.~ tfAsn s7 harof
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
.incinnati Market

CtNcINSArL May i5.-Fiour- Fancy, 81 T.
a. family s. -8tt4 90 Wheat-NO. 8
red ssa >c No. red Sess6c COfu-No.
mixed sst, 45lc. No mixed. So sk-asc. Oaks
80. MIXED. Sit.asic No. mixed. 5ft a0
Bid so white. same. Pors-Famiiy, sina
30 1856 regular - s7is 80 %. Kettle dried.
ol .a6i r.. Hoss-flrn receipts l,-i3. ship
nlells. I oo-. common. s3 +la3 ~l, fair 20 good
listt 81 saa4 ~. DO packing. 81 o"d4 -, select
faltr1rrS 81 1laas IL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

BAIFiaoaE. MAJ l5-A heat-couthern steady
asd gu.et Western. d1h aud uun Southern red,
>,ttslc. to snt.r. sl q s3c No. Mary offered
az slitr 80 Western winter Ted, spot. - 80
--c N4y 50. .rs1 a. Con->Outheru quiet aud
arn s. eeter4. inaetiNe but steady. southern
white aud yellow tfa So, Western mixed, sIot,
A. aIft.c May. Fsan4lc june, ~. q 8oi4c.
ott -Qunist and easier southern 3y4fzc. West
era vllte. soeet-r. dO mixed = 5'T. Pcnnsyl-
sanit 4lufr. Rye. Arm bar quiet, 10 ldc.
Le..-. -fr rah4ugat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Fruit, ard Vegetables.

VIM Dunn at 100 Canal-st. announces
70 the trade generally that he will
snip fresh fruits and vegetables during the
season in addition 10 the wholesale fish
business. Orders solicited
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

always TO be seen az Nau Leuyens, 20 Mon
roe-st, where YOU get one-qnarter of ON
every purchase.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Scotia Williams
MAY T.


Nothing Success. Ike Success
Our Custom Department IS
tlse biggest kind Of . success.
Ne are sarning out TIE finest
work ia the CITY Ne have .
large and well selected stock OF
" oolens. from cheap Domest,c
Cassimeres 10 ihe snest lmpor-
tagions.
Woolens from Bodoiue,
Nooiens from Ellison,
No0ltns from Collins. Down
ln a Go.
Plymouth Noolens.
Sawyer Noolens,
Globe OOlens.
SCOTT 4 WILLIAMS.
q Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

The people Of our city and Vicinity in
want Of Furniture will find great induce
ments at, CROCHET & HOPPTNs,
l. Canai-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

NEN YORK. NAY l5.-fhe demand has been
anal lfpday 10 movement sufficient o. hzke
filr volume 0l 5ilsine-s aud values very steady
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Black Bass

The Baltimore 81 Canal-st, received last
night 400 pounds elegant Lake Superior
Black Bass II you want fine fish try them.
r. +. EMERY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Best and Cheapest Bedroom Suits at,
CROCKErT & HoPPINs,
l. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Before purchasing a musical instrument.
call at the Temple of Music, No. Canal-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

One-quarter off on every sale at Van
Leuveu's. 20 Monroe It.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

oar g-es - Psrl0r Furniture Couches
ctr. 81 our Own n1szs - complete and
seiifng A. prices 80 w that a. csa afford
- haV fsorgETT 6 HoFpr~-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Buy your Baby Carriages at the factory,
corner Monroe and Spring-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

The largest stock Of Baby Carriages in the
city at Petuts: l36 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Special bargains this week in new and
second hand Pianos and Organs, at Stewart 5
Temple of Music. No. 9 Canal-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Crowds

All the best 10 cent straight cigars for
DC Harris.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Hands, r. sste sfy - in jeEeiry In ladies'
pins earrings chsiss sleeve buttons rings
liold and plated ~ Herveg Jswelry Store
II 4 L.na--.-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Lake and Ocean Fish received daily by
express at +. J. Dettenthalers III Monroe
.f
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

AL Si IDS of Vegetables nice and fresh,
always on hand at Dettenthaler ;. IL Mon
ro.a ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

The fine instruments made bv Chase Bros.
Piano Co. are acquiring national reputa-
ton. as Il demonstrated by their sales made
in distant parts q the country every week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

For q nice hne harness. 20 TO T Kinni-
ment No III Crescent avenue
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Bargsinsin Pianos and Organs Al Stewart q
Temple of Music. No 9Csnsi-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Imported Is cents cigarz I0 cents st
Hsrrs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Baby Carriages sod on weekly payments
~ cash prices a. Fetiif's factory. basement
tah Mn - e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

Baby Carriages from g 10 $40 at Pettit''
factory, rs Monr-e-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

New end Secondhand Pianos and Organs
solid on weekly paw mems. AZ o1evart's lem
pie of Music W 9 Ca al -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

AT Baby Carriages warranted and def &
i've parts replaced with good ones, at the
factory. l26 Monroe st. basement
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

a. Fishers Cream Bakery. No. 3 Porter
Block Nor'b Division.st. bread, rolls, fried
cakes. layer cakes, &c, out fresh every
morning bv O'Clock
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

want oi uTnitufe VIII nnt great induce
ments at CROCHET Il HoPPINs.
/. Cana-st.
One-quarter off on every sale at Van
Leuyens, 20 Monroe It.
Before purchasing musical instrument.
call at the Temple Of Music, No. Canal-st.
Lake and Ocean Fish received daily by
express at +. J. Dettenthaler's, IL Monroe
It
The largest stock Of Baby Carriages in the
city at Petuts: rs MOnrOe-st
Special bargains this week in new and
second hand Pianos and Organs, at Stewart :
Temple of Music. No. 9 CanaI-st.
Black Bass
The Baltimore 81 Canal-st. received last
night 400 pounds elegant Lake Superior
Black Bass II you want fine fish try them.
Il. F. EMERY.
Best and Cheapest Bedroom Suits at,
CROcEErT & HorFINs,
l. Canal-st.
Buy your Baby Carriages at the factory,
corner Monroe and Spring-st.
AL HI IDS of Vegetables nice and fresh,
always on hand at Dettenthalers. IL Mon
rOest
The fine instruments made BY Chase Bros
Piaao Go. are acquiring a national reputa-
ton. a. il demonstrated by their sales made
in distant parts q the country every week.
6sbv Carriages from g 10 $40 AT Pettits
factory, rs Monr-e-st.
a. Fishers Cream Bakery. No. 3 Porter
Block Norfh Division-sf bread. rolls, fried
cakes. layer cakes, &c, out fresh every
morning By O'Clock
AT Baby Carriages warranted and def (
i've parts replaced with good ones, at the
factory lie Monroe st. basement.
New and Secondhand Pianos and Organs
sold on weekly paw mems. AZ S5evart's lem
pie of Music Nu 9 Ca Al 81
For q nice hne harness. 20 10 T kinni-
ment. No II Crescent avenue.
Bargsinsin Pisnos and Organs a. Stewart q
Temple of Music. No 9Csnsi-st
Imported Is cents cigars I0 cents st
Hsrts
E Baby Carriages sod on weekly payments
F a. cash prices a. fgttifs factory. basement,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-09
Minor Notes.

A citizen Of LaPorte offers to furnish man
who can eat twelve-pound goose each day for
a month
Company C, of the Indiana Legion, at Lafay-
cite, has disbanded and will return its arms to
the State.
Charles c. Blair has been lodged in the county
jail at LaPorte on the charge of embezzling
funds from the T., N. A g. G. railway at West
vile.
FL. j. Brown, who, on Tuesday, resigned the
position of special examiner of the United States
Pension Department, was for many years resi-
dent of Anderson, and was postmaster at that
city from 1865 to 1878.
John Ring, Van Buren, township, Madison
county, farmer, was instantly killed yesterday
morning. while in the woods cutting timber by
a heavy limb falling and striking him upon the
head. He leaves widow and several small
children.
c. r. Rogers's barn, one mile west of Austin,
was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday night
together with twenty tons of hay. one fine trot-
ting colt. one mower and reaper. and other farm
ing implements. Loss on barn, $1,000 insur
ance, ST. 000
Adolph Biccard, dealer in clothing, boots and
shoes at Rochester, has confessed Judgment in
court for about $500, in favor of several cred
itors. Execution subsequently, issued and
the store is DOW In possession of the sheriff.
Biccard's assets are 81 900; liabilities about ST.,
500.
On Tuesday night, at Fort Wayne, a grand
reception given by the Morton Club, in their
rooms, to a large number of Fort Wayne's best
people. Mr.. Oliver T. Morton, Of Indianapolis,
and Lieutenant governor Robertson delivered
addresses. Music and dancing were later attrac-
tions.
w. A. Cullop, of Vincennes. the defeated Dem
ocratic candidate for prosecuting attorney. at
tackled editor Warren Bailey, of tue News, on
Tuesday evening striking HIM repeatedly Oh the
head with a cane. The attack was cowardly.
out of certain publications made by Bailey in
his paper
On Tuesday Mrs. Jane Alexander, of Lafay
cite, put gasoline oil in pan and poured boiling
water over it. An explosion followed. portion
scalding it terribly, while more fell the head
and face of her two year-old son clingirg to her
skirts. The child inhaled the hot steam, and
will probably die.
Capt w. j. Hillieas, editor Of the Anderson
Democrat appointed so be chief of one of the
divisions in the Pension Bureau at Washington,
at So 600 salary. will decline. for the reason, as
he states. that he cannot afford to move his fam
lily TO Washington for a two years tenure of
office, thus indicating that he expects a change
in the political complexion of the next admins
tration.
The Woman's Relief Corps of sElmer Post, G..
A. r., of Eikhart, has elected hAers as follows:
President. Mrs. G. Brown; senior vice. Mrs. ii.
Gafney: junior vice. Mrs. W. H. Trump; chap
lain, Mrs. Van Honton. treasurer, Mrs B. Da-
wilson: cnnductress, Mrs. n. Coleman; guard,
Mrs n Bird; delegates, Mrs. j. Harper and Mrs.
j. D. Braden with Mrs. NJ Manchester and Mrs.
P. Abel as alternates.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-09
An Opinion from Rush.
no the Editor of the rndianapolis journal:


Mr. Oehiltree, the foreman of the federal court
grand jury just discharged. two fine farms in
hush county and is merchant of Rushville, and is
accounted one of the strongest men, financially of
that section of the State. He has been for many
chairman of the Democratic central committee
of his county and stands high in the good of
his neighbors being among the foremo st in business
enterprises, of unquestioned integrity and
prompt to recognize and fulfill his duties citizen
Sentinel.
True to the Democratic instinct which leads
to misrepresent and falsify, either ma
liciously or through ignorance, the Sentinel
scribe attempts to pour upon the indignant citi-
zen of Rush county this bit of gall. AS to Mr.
Ochiltree's two fine farms we have naught to
say. AS to his standing as a merchant and cit
izen of Rushville we could say much. He never
was merchant OF our city; but simply removed
or three years ago, for sufficient reasons, and
to Rushvle; and as a recognition of his non
princlpled ignorance the Democratic wire work
ers took him up and worked him in a good deal
the same way as the plasterer uses the trowel--
to keep the dirt off their own hands. He may
be strong neutrality-suspicious. the Sentinel
knows-but he is much stronger as mud mixer,
and his greatest strength is In his ability
to parade the form of T. NJ. Ochiltree before
the public. His love of self overshadows all
else. His neighbors may not have the same
opinion of him the Sentinel scribbler entertains
Enough of this wishy-washy, soft-soap news
paper fattery. 1t may be all very well where
fully advise the pencil-shover of the Sentinel to
not send any more such stuff into Rush county
because our citizens are not lovers of taffy, and
such stuff" as this paragraph from the Sentinel
makes them weak at the stomach
RUsHvILLE, Dec 7, 1885, Two OF KIND.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-09
National Trotting Association.

NEW YORK. Dec 8-A meeting of the board
81 review of the National Trottlng Association
was held to-day at the Fifth-avenue Hotel.
Judge Grant presided, and there were also pres
ent Vice president Edward Martin. of ST Louis
and Gen. W. S. Tilton, of Maine Morgan Buck
ley. of Hartford: Thomas Axworthy, of Cleve-
land; Paul Hacke, of Pittsburg, and Daniel
Campau, OF Detroit After a heated discussion
Thomas j. Vail, of Hartford was reelected
president of the association by four votes to
three. Those who opposed Mr.. Vail were Mr.
Tton and Messrs. Campau and Martin 1t is
expected that the decision will cause rupture
IN the board, and that the Western men will
form association. The board upheld the
decision OF the judges in the Sahn case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-09
State horticultural Society.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 8.-There were number OF
additional delegates in attendance to-day at the
meeting of the State Horticultural Society.
Tine first subject discussed was THE Old Grape
vine and the WALL" by A. G. Chandelee, of Ma
rion county; the next, Small Fruits of Kent,
England" by Prof. E. Y. Teas, of Dunreth.
The society spent good portion of the fore
noon discussing the English sparrow
and the almost unanimous opinion was
that he is pest and a nuisance.
In the afternoon Hon. j. c. Ratliff gave re-
port OF the work of Purdue University, DR..
Furnas, of Danviile, read paper on Grating,
Budding and Cuttings" and Prof Troop gave a
report of the experimental stations established
in Indiana
The programme for the evening session il
1.-The Destruction of Orchard Trees by Climatic
Influences" by Prof. T. c. Burrell, of Cham
paign, ILL.,, and 1T Is Heaven Where Flowers
Are" an original poem by Mrs. Laura c. Ar
mold of this city.
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Rnsiness Emharrassments.

SALTWATER, MINI, Dec. st c. OGorman,
receive of Seymour, Sabine & Co.. has fled
report showing assets of 1861, 034 liabilities,
81 ,646. 900.
RICHMOND Va, Dec. 8-Caradaza & Co.. dry
goods. made an assignment to-day. Liabilities
about sos. 900; assets about $50, 600. Preferred
creditors are named to the amount of $54 000
ST. LOUIS Dec ga deed of assignment for
benefit of creditors has been fled by the Pfen-
nington Hosiery Company. The companys as
sets amount to about $23, 900, Liabilities un-
known.
HELENA, Ark. Dec 8-The branch store of
Levy & Michel. jewelers. of Memphis. Tenn,
was closed by the United States marshal, last
evening, on claims aggregatine So 1885, The
value of assets is estimated at 81 800. The fail
ure here followed as consequence of attach
ments sued out by St, Louis, Chicago and New
York creditors against the Memphis house.
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An Aged COlored Bibiiophile.

DpeCIaI.
An old colored woman named Mary Blake.
II years, died in Stockton, Wicomico county,
last week. She was shrewd business woman
and during her life paid for the farm on which
she lived, and boarded up about $400 She was
never married and for the last thirty years she
lived alone, her only companions being her
books-the character of which no one knew, al
though her neighbors had frequently found her
reading late at night. Since her death quite
library has been found about her house, each
book having its little hiding place. Besides
many novels and religious works were found
rare old copies of '"Tom Jones, tine Spectator"
"Wesley's Sermons" and volume OF George
Whitefelds Sermons" printed and sold by B.
Franklin, Market Street, Philadelphia 1740
No one knows how and when she learned to read
where she got her books.
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The Democratic Leader round.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
The Democracy of Indiana. and the Indianap-
oils Sentinel, in particular, ought to be. and GER
tainly are, under great obligations to Judge
Woods and the Journal, in discovering the lead
er the Sentinel has been advertising for the last
few days. They have their man, full-fedged, in
Col Thomas Milton Ochitree, of Rush county.
The people of Rush, the old neighbors of the
Colonel, have always known and recognized his
great abilities. but the innate modesty
of the Colonel has always kept his
light hid undcr bushel, as it
were. But now, thanks to Judge Woods
and the Journal his light beams in all its glory.
The Sentinel seems to appreciate fully the kind
ness that has been rendered it. as appears in its
issues of yesterday and to-day. The Coloners
friends here say he must 'shy his castor" for the
senatorship, right away, and if not successful In
this, then he must 60 in training for the govern
orship in 49, REX.
RUSHVIILE Ind Dec 7.