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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
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'ritten for the indianapolis Journal.
Tune: wait for the Wagon"
/. We are the young Republicans
Who go from place to place,
To see that a. p. Hovey
10 sure to win the race;
Well have a fair election,
Wrong-doers must beware,
For Bernhamer and Simeon
Have wandered off elsewhere.
Chorus-Hurrah for A. P. Hovey.
Hurrah for A. T.. Hovey!
Hurrah for A. 2. Hovey.
And his lietenant, Chase.
2. Wen vote for A. P. Hovey
And his lieutenant, Chase;
Well show the cunning Matson
TIE road to mother place;
We teach old Captain Myers
That boys who wore the blue
Do hardly ever follow
The Democratic crew.
Chorus They hardly ever follow.
They hardly ever follow,
They hardly ever follow
The Democratic crew.
3. Well teach the present Gov'nor
Republicans to-day
Prefer that A. Z. Hovey
Change into blue the gray.
Then hrrrah for A. 7. Hovey!
HurrAh for gallant Chasei
They are the loyal Boys in Blue
Who're going to win the race.
Chorus-Hurrah for A. z. Hoveyi
Hurrsh for A. p. Hovey!
Hurrah for A. P. Hovey
And his lieutenant, Chase.
-E. over
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
VIII Contrib ute His Share.

Secretary Hobbs, of the Committee of One Hun
drsd, says that Chairman Taggart. of the Demo
cratic county committee. has signiisd his will
IL gness to contribute to the fund the citizens
committee desires to use in paying rewards for
the detection aud conviction OF illegal voters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
Out Of Sorts

Isl feeling peculiar to persons of dyspeptic tendency,
or 1t may be caused by change of climate. season or
life. The stomach is out of order. the head aches or
does not feel right. appetite is cspricious the nerves
seem overworked. the mind is confused aad irritable.
This condition finds an excellent corrective in Hoods
Sarsaprills. which. by its regulating and toninR pow
ers. soon restores harmony to the system, and gives
that strength of mind. nerves and body which makes
one feel perfectly well.
81 have used Hoods Sarss2arilla in my family for
three years, and have taken it personally with great
success. 1t has always built mp my system, by Civ
ing me a good appetite, has cleared my skin. and has
made me sleep. I have suffered from nervous pros.
t~ration, and have been cured by nothing but Hoods
Sarsaparllla and occasionally a few of Hoods Pills"
g.. F. ZIMMERMAN, Supt. of Music of Public Schools,
Cincinnati, D.
n. B.. Be sure to get
Hoods S~arsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for 81. Prepared only
by c. HOOD & CO., Apcthecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
Wanted Cheap Bricks.

DIUOhEdUU sTdbUdIu UuIOu.
Henry George said in his Brooklyn speech last
week:
If English bricks can be brought to this country
and sold cheaper than bricks made here, let them
come. What we want are cheap bricks. 1t is not with
US a question of b~rick-makers, but 3 question of
bricks.
You remember that Henry George was not
talking for a Republican victory, but q Demo-
cratic, and tina. he said be was for Cleveland be-
cause Cleveland favors free trade. With rs. il
is "a question OF brick-makers.'
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A Point Well AIKEN.

PittsburG hronicle-Telegraph
A quiet voter, who cast his ballot for Harri-
son in lS40. make a remark n day or two ago
which all ~wage-workers would do we'll to ponder:
I'VE do not need a new suit of clothes every
day, but we do need good wages every day we
labor"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
The Seventh Battery.

The reunion of the Seventh Indiana Battery
was held in the city courtroom. yesterday after
noon, and was attended by about twenty-five OF
the surviving members of tbs battery. The
programme included reports Of officers. an his
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
One Fare to St. Louis and Return,

Every day, until October 20, the Bee-line
will sell excursion tickets TO ST. Louis and re-
turn at the rate of $50. For particulars as to
return limit of tickets, etc. call on agents Bee
line, No. 2 Bates House, Union Station and 1873
South Illinois street. II. Z. PECK, Z. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20
An Unde-hand Cana.

Open rivalry is honorable. But any effort to
trade upon the reputation OF Sozodopt. by fore
inc upon the public denti.rices represented as
similar or superior to il, is an underhaud game.
Block it by demanding Sozodont only.
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toricsl sketch OF the battery, and short speeches
by several comrades. The day was the ami
vsrsary Of the battle of Cedar Creek, in which
the battery participated, and the speeches natur-
ally turned upon that great contest. The bat.
terry was organized early ir the war, and had
some of the hardest fighting to do. Ii was with
the Eleventh Regiment on most OF the cam
paigns, and last night attended that regiments
annual campfire. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Pr-esident-Hezekiah Hinkson.
Vice president-Pecer Fisher.
Treasurer-Isaac j. DAYTON,
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Cannot Go to the Centenni.l.

Joseph NJ. Rice and James ONeill, Of Cincin-
natl. were in the city last night. Their mission
was to secure the promise from Judge Thurman
and Governor GRAY to be present at the centen-
NAL on Democratic day, next week. Both the
gentlemen had engagements preventing their
accepting the invitation.
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Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis
Chicago Railway Company.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Cincinnati, indianapolis, st.
Louis q Chicago Railway Company viii be held at the
day, the 30th day of October. 1883, at II O'Clock.
noon, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any
other business that may come before the meeting.
The stock books viii close Oct 20 and reopen Oct. 81
j. q. DAVE. Sesrsta<1.
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The Trusts Controlled by Democrats.

Portland fOre.) News.
The most gigantic trusts and monopolies in
this country are controlled by such Democrats
as Senator Payne, Secretary Whitney. William
l.. Scott, Colonel Brice and Jay Gould. This
campaign will be known as one of rank hypoc.
risy and deceit on the part of the Democracy.
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Long Time Between Drinks.

PNIatka HeTaId.
st. Augustine has raised the quarantine
against Pslstka. The first order Was: "Ship
at once forty kegs and six barrels of beer"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20

G0lNQN Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses
NfyTI relieved in one minute by the Cuticura
IAkS Anti-Pain Plaster, the first and only pain
UYb killing plaster. New. instantaneous in
falibie. rs cents.
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MONROE. N. c., Oct. 30, 1887.
The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.:
~ WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

DJMPLES. blackheads. red, rough, chapped and oily
Tin skin prevented by Cuticura Soap.
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leaving Judge Thurman shook hands with a few
ladies on the stage, remarking that they did not
hurt his hands az much a. the men."
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HOTEL ENGLISH,

Northwest side Circle Park.
Best hotel building in indianapolis. Oneof the best
kept hotels for the prices charged in the country.
Rate for transient 81 per day. Very favorable rates
given regular customers. Good location, rooms fare.
elevator and all modern convepiences.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20

Dali, of T;oionu (35 ctsD Tenney & Hoffman. Al
DtlS vi tclOff. unusually good Temperance Song
Book. l04 first rate songs and choruses. Send for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
SUPFRV.SO OF TIE BARBOR.
PROHIBITING oBsTr UCTIoN TO NAVIGATION IN
WATERS ROUND NEw.YORK.

Lieutenant Jacob J bunker. Of the Navy. has been
designated by the President as Supervisor OF New
yorh Harbor He Is charged with enforcing the law
prohibiting obstruction to navigation In the waters
above Sandy Hook through the dumping Of refuse and
other Injurious depn It's. and may employ patrol
boats and Othor to detect and punish offenders
Lieutenant Hunkcr is also authorized 10 define a'd
establish place, of anchorage for vessels In the bay
and harbor and North and East rveis and TO adopt
such measures Is may be needed to enforce the
rules.
The laws under which Lieutenant Hunkcr VIII ACT
we're passed by ConTess at the present session lie
has ALREADY prepared charts OF the bay and harboi
defining the location Of the channels shoals. and
other obstructions and he will have the benefit OF
tho survey nsie by Lieutenant 6. c. Hams a ycal
ago Heretofore there has been practically 40 cfi
Gent REGULATION agalns, dumping r'f,sr and subso
in the harbor and the fling up Of the channels has
been steadily going on. The new law not only says
there shall be dumping, but penalties. including
both fines and mp lsonment are provided for Villa
lions of the law. These penalties range from fine
Of $3.50 to t. 500 or Imprisonment from thirty days
year
Lieutenant Hunker has had the experience which
dts him for his new dute,: Is honest sta shtfor
ward, competent. and a steady barl worher. lie
entered the National Academy as midsh pnian July
80, 1866 and has been lieutenant since October To-
1881 lie vas one OF the officers OF the Junaia. and
vas associated with the ise Lieu enanl comma der
De Long that vessel In the search for the III lated
Polaris Arctic In 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
WHOLE, ale GROCARS ORGANIZE.
FIXING THE PRICE OF GRADUATED SUGAR ON
PAYING BASIS

The wholesale GrOcers Association OF New lorb
and Vicinity met al the Ncw-iork Mercantile EH'
.hange Yesterday and compeie cd IT'S permanent Organ-
sation 1t was d cidcd that he association should moi
tie limited TO whosesse gioces but that grUcers who
are both wholesale and retail dealers shOOd be ad
mitted After The constitution had ben adopted. +
r. Tbnrbcr introduced resolution In regard TO the
sugar difficulties which. after long discussion was
adopted as follows:
Resolved That the expense Of doing business
IN the Wholesale grocers lie exceeds per
aes that this upon ersnuatei sugar at l.. cents per
rnuni 10 10 per NJ 300 pounds or cent
pund that wholesale grocers ought not sell t"ow
This margin. hut In order. beyond all question 10 BE-
within bounds which will he consi erei reasonable IN"
wholesale Association hereby empowers ia Price
Committee to Ok selling price In the territory covered
by the association until further notice al IA cent PEI
cent on paid within ten days; cents per barrel
artaRe b. charged these prices 10 take enec' WHEN
hrpc nurths wholesale OF New Y0rk AMI
It's vicinity have oirei ocatlon AMI tn NcwY
sugar reners extended the assistance aske' for In
he recommending rsement; the frire Committee O.
give every member ~ N" as'oati"n notice Of this an
aiy notice OF the selling price within III" territory NJ
he association which present Is hereby decd
70 be New.York Brooklyn jersey City wafk AL
all places Tor which these points ;he di>iribu Ing
markets hut outside o. his territory mem free 10
meet any which competitors who wish 70 DO business
az loss may make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
AUc7rONIER sJUBiLsE-
SELLING THE GOODS OF THE "MoRrsA'Ep
SAINT. AND SOME OTHER GOODS WITH


THEN
prte, scbrvlJn OF The ship" auction rooms. NO
s7s Thtd-ave enjoyed what might be called jun
Lao IN m. c,,or business YESTERDAY The published
sd,rrttsements announcing the sale by him Of the
household effects Of Madam" and General DIS re bar
taken with the IIImItshlo Prominence impaired w
m. affair by the descriptive catalogue OF 'hr ss'e
which Was circulated far and vide had me e"oc' VI
$3.50. ,oc.,her a large assemblage Of the disciples
~ Srookdon, drawn spparrntN from eVcrs 'ua'o
~ the cit, ard the surrounding districts. All inc
ican angular. hock-nosed danes toe eiSh'hR "uo'S
ourc ladies and cccentricaIlv afticd old ecn' men
rbose prsence lent such variety and grotcSqncncss
10 the procc drg the trial we're there In full force
,,-rn,ncd IN nav q last tribute OF homage 10 their
high prsstcss
Long before the time announced for the sale those
bcreayed ones wandered aimessly among the tickeeo
articles of furniture and brlc-a-hrac. gazing WIN
downcasi faces al the roles OF the uartVren SAINT
As one lady in a burst Of gushing enthusiasm calico
her When Mr. Schcvlin al length mounted me auc-
t,oneer's rosir,im a low sobbng murmur ran AROUND
the rom and then a general risfug movement, as
the fair commandments settled themselves down on
GOATS IN readiness for the bidding One by
one the fam ar articles into view, TO be promptly
Knocked down again amid chorus OF soboine lamen-
ia,ions. Under these circumstances, II was s'rahe'
that the bidding which ruled bish throughout, was
mainly confined 10 regular draleT or 10 speculative
ma'rons In search Of household bargains
There was ntie psslo hctwe"n two old ladies' over
lonic small knlcknacs supposed to have been IN the eN
elusive OF the pseudo princess while certain par
cular armc hairs and tables, declared to have been
al ON or written on by the General, seized With
ehoulish avidity and borne on In triumph. AT the
end Of the sale Mr. schevn had disposed OF over
800 worth of goods. OF this total about Sl5 ~or'h
had ever belonged to the PriHcess and her Gohcrsi
TIL t,,,th In all n
told Ere che departed for the Isle OF EiackW' u
Madame Dis De Far consigned her household goods
10 the care of Ilager's storage warehouse. thirty
tird.sf ard ri.hih ave. and this sal was only one
Of the many small lots OF seized goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
rur GIMP MELTING AT OCEAN GROVE

Ocean Guo owe. j.. Az. - ~ cciaD.-Ih' camp
mceung service opened this mornn- with gnph at
tendance at the family dcvO ions Al 45. and an on
thusiastIc consccra meeting conducted rs tn, Rev
J. r. Andrews The crowded meeting al the Young
Peoples Temple was add essed by the Rev. {. II.
Yaiman The mornlng sermon was preached rs tho
Lev S Chadwick Of fhe Bedford Street Chulch New
York City Me tngs are held IN the Tabernacle. for
children: in the Temple bv Ms. Lizzie smith for
adults aud IN tent. IN ocean Pathway. for mothers.
This evenn. be Rev. Or. 5. @. Smith. Of Mnnca. oils.
preached to lag, congregation. Among hc woll
know ministers here are tbs Rev. Drs v. Huntly.
OF Anna oils Mayor and llaldaNa y, Of Washington
Nlrho!snu and Webster Of Ian more j. J. Reed Of
WalnU, I'LL CinDlnna; William T.. COrbitt and J. c.
Goldman. Of.New-iOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
LTVfLY SALE Al THE EXCHANGE.
1srnoR woRMsER WANTED A HOUSE IN SIXTY.


NlNTH.ST. AND HAD TO PAY WELL FOR 1T
Considerable life was exhibited In the real estate
market yesterday by the competition which took place
for No IL East Sxy-nlnth-st., which was sold under
foreclosure by James L. Wells, acting for T. '. llar
nett & Co The property In question Is four-siory
brck house on loi 33xiO0 II originally built by
Anthony Mowbray. by whom contract was entered
into for the exchange OF fhr house against other prop
rrfv Owing 10 com plcationS which arose ont Of he
failure Of William lie Forest, The arrangements wer"
unable TO be carried ont. and a judgment was OBJ
ianed by one Of m" parties against The late owner,
the par;lcuars which read 10 the bidders by
Mr. Cumming Of the firm Of Vand,rpoel Cumming
The property was so und suit brought by fh"
Fo,itabe Life Insurance COMPANY against An hony
Nov bray and Others. defendants. II IS nndefs DOL
that II had been Offered 10 n market for fO2OOo TO
Is,dor ormser bat. owing to IN. complications which
had arisen out Ih legal proceedings The matter had
not boon a Tfed through.
The bidding started 10 al $4,000. from which. no
'ween the sgeni OF Mr. Worms. and william J. Pot
lock. acting on behalf OF paro, 10 interest. II was
run up sometimes by $500 hid, and sometimes by 500
lids 70 100000. which price II WAS knock"d do" n
o IsldUr Oruisrr Tn. hOusr. which l. handsomely AMI
~ pensvoy bnt had been occupl"d and will re-
Iulrc some furghM expenditure 10 til II iOr Wcup1
lion. Tn. gsn"ra OPINION he hUoI Vas thai Nj.
" Ornlsrr Wah.c d Ia, hU.Sr and had gwen tho nl'i
H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
Huston declared out FOR interfering with bsttcd BAL

E Is,:sy CT, 9 9 8 oS-'ss
Barnet runs-Jersey City O. Hszl,t'n L. firs, os,e
g e Civ us;ietoS O Stolen ts-es-G'rharit
brady / Struck out-Brady / Hoford l. Lans !
iIasney l. Ge-se Dsny Il ia .h'r p * u5h.
fwo,i ase h % BE Murphy. = "a y. "a pan
Iihni 2 o. Ten I. Brady Pas balls aih tn
T. Hoford 3 wild pitches-Huston hhhes l. oH'
plre-Mr Pierce. Time OF game. hours
The Elmiras unable to solve BakeTs curves at
Newark yesterday and In nseQu 'pce tell easy Victims TO
the home club The tolows:
t ks %Ss Q Q Q Q 0 90
game was played Elyslan Feds yesterday for the
benefit OF John Zeer. the veteran Mu ua pitcher
Above s1co realized The veterans played picked
nine Of young men and were beaten a. fellows
yeeas; 3 rs
The Red Sox. the coiored players from the South
crossei bats with the Keystone nine at the Polo Ground
Yesterday The latter follows:
ssd sSs : : ? 9 8 ID
A splen1,dy contested game PLAYED at BerRei
Point yesterday between the Cuban Giants and Ne"
Jersey Athletic Club nine The Cuban Giants won a.
follows:
Cuban Gisrts. -. Q Q ! %
Tie En2ewCoi Field Club II play match with the
Chemical National bank asebsl men at EngewoOh ih
afternoon at four o'clock the grounds OF the Feo
Club
The League and Association records TO date are A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23

Mayor Gleason OF Lon! leland CIV. SOS riday h"ld
h. long island Eaiiiuad ollcas TO await he act on
II the Grand Jury. They charged with attn.
he city 0rtnanc" by ohstnciing Fron->t VIII Shed-
POSTS and gates, which IN" Mayor demolished ami he
SaS anerward aT-sfel on cOuV NJ of he IA - ad
-omiany. charged With male ois mischief. The
nomination Of he Mayor on his charoe VIII bc
continued to-day IN the Long Island cry Pol g. CONT
e'orc Ius'c' Deeha,iy. The argument on n injunc
lion restraining III" Mayo from further iraiing down
lie raj DAD piopcIt! Will come up sesn bcfor'
Just ce Bartlett In the supreme Court, Brooklyn,
tn kdsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23

An exhibition OF device for ecvafing fire
covers and other articles fires given yesterday
in the court OF the Boroel Building by the inventor
Superintendent A. c. Hun. OF the Fire Patrol A
largo number Of Interested spectators. many Of them
Insurance men, attended the test. which salts
factory. The apparatus consists Of ordinary wheel
pulley and rops made In sections Of about rod In
length and joined by short chains. When the hoist
In OIef alton fire cover any other article is At
fached the end OF each section Of rope that a
s~fIos Of articles are goins UP at the same time Al
III, exhibition 10 kfrds o! fire covers. ian' axes.
SAN dust bags and hic-cXlnguisheS sent aIOft.
finally the apparatus vas used a fre-cscape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST % ss-TEN PAGES

POINTS tho market finally closing steady al w.
a net decline OF "a points below MONDAY o
ecrres The pool which has manipulated The corner
n .ad to have made over 81 100000 out OF the move
ment. There VIII b. considerable anxiety unu'
deliveries arc made the end Of tho month as me
pool Is currently reported TO hold all the aVa''&oio
cotton. and as the time draws near for Inc August
contracts to be closed they may yet give prices
anof her upward turn to squeeze littie more prom
with the exception Of August. developed no features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
GIANTS GO UP HIGHER.
THEY SHUT OUT THE wAsHNGToNs.
MARKED ATTENTION SHOWN THE vICToRs DA
rur CHIEF MAGISTRATE OF THE NATION

Washington Aug 2a.-The game II ball psye' =,
the Giants to-day Of the pennsni order ana VIC,
On, the Senator's for the second time. In the aa' '
,l.vss hrilnsntly hit IN, hall lust al the proper "n
when q, the bat and had not the slightest tfouoe ~
ming the game Mickey" welch p''cheo ~ rue, ~
tina, the Senator. could do nothing win MN - ,h.,
20, =, tho nste to bs, they seemed to have lost he
nerves as no less than Of them tanned the
In an enaeavor to hit balls which '''e' ''1'' WV
have been reached with pole 4. 49,.
s., n,,,g "a, the Giants and base on bals do"oe
w,.h. n ave, the fence and o. Brien's error nctteo
tnr, run. IN the second only one OF them earnsa Two
singles earned enc In the nith ,.
.x,. .,.rcoon IncIuied In ths number were the mem
her, OF the New.York Baseball club who were pscuar,
we'll received by Pre~ lent He chatter Win thon
for while and then showed them through portion o. Wv
hou.s The party was accompanied by Representative
r,os Cummings VINO intro iuved them In short speech
The score Of to-dsy's game wss rs foiows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
STrYVrsANT PARE TO RE- OPENED AT Meet

STrTVrsANT PARE TO RE- OPENED AT NIGE7
III Park Roard yesterday adopted r'>o uton IN
.svor OF opening Sryvesant Pa k Al night until 10
&c ock The resolution provided that The opening
hal be until the park is Lighted hui the Gas Com
missioner of HI D"parim nj Of Public WORKS Will ho
requested 10 have the park properly lighted with
delay. The Board approves thu contract ava n NJ
O J. S Brown tn contraction Of III Pal0id ave-
sewer IN The Ann xed District from Harlem Rv"r 10
One-h' ndcd and Hny eIghtst. The cost of n" sw'r
wn h. E14G.1s3. II viii he one Of m largest main
ewers IN the district and work It VIII begin i'm
r..d